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The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17

w. II. Scott, well known citizen
of Hotchkiss, is in town today.
Miss REEVE Ferbrache will enter
tain a party of friends at her home on
East Rood avenue this evening.
The rain and snow today has de-
creased materially the attendance at
the splendid millinery openings.
Mrs. p. s. West and daughter of
Galesburg, Ia, were arrivals in the
city yesterday. They are en- route
west.
Remember tomorrow is the last
day for registration. If you are 9th
erwise properly qualified, be sure to
attend to this matter at once.
A woman, said to be crazy, created
considerable excitement on South
Second street yesterday morning. She
was taken in charge by the police
John Godding is making many i'm
nrovements in his barber shop on
Main street. A compressed air sys-
TEN is now in operation in the shop
and several other changes have been
made.
l. A. McLuen has sold his fine
home on Rood avenue to Charles f
Keene. the depot ticket agent. Mr
McI.uen will build an s-room house
on his lots located on the corner OF
Fifth and Chipeta.
David Keene and family returned
this week from Eldora, Kan. where
tbev have been visiting relatives for
several weeks. Mr.. Keenes parents
returned with the family and will
spend several weeks here.
J. A. McLuen. the real estate man
reports the sale of s11,75O worth OF
nroperty this week, consisting of two
citv residence properties and two
ranches. One of the city properties
sold for $500 and the other for
81 200. and one ranch for s5.4oO and
the other for s2.750.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17

George N. Falconer, secretary oi
the Chamber of Commerce, returned
last night from Denver. He states
that he learned from the officials OF
The railroads that satisfactory ar
r,nrements could be made for the
G A. R. special train to run from
crsrd Junction under the auspices
n the Chamber of Commerce, His
yIsit TO the secretary Of the state
horticultural society was also very
satisfactory. He extended to the so
ciety the invitation of the Chamber
of commerce to hold their annual
meeting in this city, and the secre-
rarv stated that the meeting would
he held here if it is the desire OF the
citizens. Mr.. Falconer met several
old-time friends in Denver ana ms
visit was very pleasant.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17
The District Court.

The trial of DeLoss Marsh, colored,
charged with rape, was concluded
yesterday afternoon and the case Civ
en- to the jury After a rather short
consideration of the case the jury
brought in verdict of guilty. The
penalty is prison sentence of from
one to fourteen years. Sentence has
not yet been passed upon the defend
ant.
Marsh committed an assault on the
person of Mrs. Lewis, n blind col
ored woman. the daughter of Tom
Fields.
This morning y. S. Mitchell a col
ored barber, charged with grand lar
ceny. was arraigned for trial. Nit
chell. it is claimed. stole about $40
from the barber shop of Johnson &
Sheldon. The evidence in the case
was concluded early in the after
noon. and the case given to the jury
without argument on the part of the
attorneys. The jury was still out At
1 o'clock.
The prisoners whoh ad plead guilty
and those that have been convicted
at this term of the court were ar
raigned late in the afternoon and SEN
tence passed upon them.
Probably the next case to be called
will be that of the young man charged
with passing forged checks on Tom
Boyd and others.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17
Dismissed;
DiS9raced

ST. PETERSBURG, MAR. IL
ESPECIALLY - GENERAL KURO-
PATKIN, THE LEADER OF THE
CzAR'S FORCES IN THE EAST.
HAS BEEN DISMISSED AND DIS
GRACED. THE REMNANT OF HIS
ARMY is SURROUNDED AND IN
ALL PROBABILITY WILL BE CAP
TURED.
THE CZAR NICHOLAS Is Or
CANNING \ NEW ARMY OF 15O.-
900 SOLDIERS TO TAKE THE
FIELD UNDER NEW LEADERSHIP.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17
.i; s;;;;i,ii; :; THE FAIR : :; -; -
S P E A K | N q o F
LACE CURTAINS

During the Week Beginning March 20
Special Display of Lace Curtains at
Special Prices will be shown at The Fair.
Curtains in all degrees of fineness in
the most desirable widths and lengths,
finished in the edges ready for Use, the
designs are exceptionally beautiful in
every instance, and the prices moderate
enough to suit every condition of purse.
When one does not wish to purchase a
pair of curtains, we are showing some
wonderously lovelydesigns sold as single
curtains. Prices run something like this:
rs, IS, I.35, I.45, I.5O, 200, 2.45, $50,
ITS, 800, $50, 3.75, 400, $50, 500
the pair Single curtains from 1.5O to
$50.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17
Council Holds
Busy Session

Last night the city council met in
special session at the chambers in
the new city hall All the aldermen,
the mayor and officers of the coun-
ell were present.
The session was busy one and
many important matters were passed
upon.
The first matter considered was
the appointing of the officers for the
city election. The officers selected
are as follows:
First ward-W. T. Dowery. George
Winnie and c. b. Hill
Second ward-Mat Stoltz, E. A.
Krohn and ]. II. Hill.
East Third wards. NJ. Downing.
Carlyle Gatewood and Harry b.
Jones.
West Third ward Nelson Hards.
II. E. Frost and ]. h. Falls.
Fourth ward-FellX Toupaine, J.
c. Myers and w. A. Pease.
The city clerk was instructed to is
sue the call for the city election.
The city clerk was further instruct
ed to embrace in the call for election
the question of granting a franchise
to the Citizens Gas & Coke Company,
and to place the proposition on the
official ballot. The people will
be called upon at the coming election
to decide whether or not the company
shall be granted a franchise.
Henry Nichols and others appeared
before the council and asked that
action be taken regarding a ditch
petition. The matter was carried
over.
The annual appropriation ordi-
nance and the salary ordinance We're
given the final reading and passed.
The librarians report and the city
engineers report were read and ap-
proved.
A large batch of bills were ap-
proved and ordered paid. Several
thousand dollars were paid out of the
water fund.
Ida l.. Anderson. who alleges that
she was seriously injured by falling
on or through a defective sidewalk
in the city, asks for $4,000 dam
ages from the city. Her petition was
presented to the city council last
night and referred to the city attor-
ney.
The following We're selected as the
voting places for the city election:
First ward-Dowery' building.
Second ward-Covey's carpenter
shop.
East Third ward-Downing's mar
BILE shop.
West Third ward-Taylor Glea-
sons shop.
Fourth ward-New City hall.
City Attorney J. S. Carnahan was
authorized to compile and index the
city ordinances and have them pub
lished in book form. The motion
to give the printing of the ordinances
to The Daily Sentinel, the city print
er. providing its bid was as low as
any other bid. was lost, and motion
providing that the printing of the
ordinances in book form be given to
the lowest bidder was passed.
motion to allow J. S. Carnahan not
over 5000 for compiling the ordi-
nances was passed,
The council adjourned to meet
again in special session on the even
ing of March 2S.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17
FURulTl IRE
Carpets
Chinaware
Etc, Etc.
VIII. .BANN MISTER
426-428 MAIN ST.
VV'W WVVVIVV VVWNVNFV'
Prescriptions
Phone Junction 1s.

s inlly appreciate that a customer :
3 resii.ls 70 drug store for prescription :
: 49, tne Importance Of conscientious =
2 MI n N tins department. We believe :
s,sra tney realize that the druggist :
3 ro-.as - next To the doctor as most i'm =.
Es.saut IN a case of sickness. :.
:. H. f.4 ~ 10 the doctor for a diagnosis and :
= ~, ~. your prescription. The doctor can :,
2 EsbsF.e you as he might wish unless s
2 TTapa6ie druggist. :.
4. Il :, Is one reason why we have endeav- =
s, pars9,,so ~ conduct our prescription de- :
z IN srlt that 1t would not only meet :;
& tIe el,fIotal OF our customers but also :
x df-ts...Io r-eineut ana cooperation OF the :
y NJ - - lh ihis community. =
Z tbi ls.leefeiy trust that you will keep =
b se-;...9l ~ mlnd when next you have a pre- :
3 ~ pilon to be filed. =
3 n.s;a.lit overlook the fact TINT we are in a
& Il ievr...i,. 20 MI any prescription whether :
y blarGr on one of our prescription :
: lion ~ ~ the doctors private prsscrip- =
> ~ 19lalks or some other druggists :
= ~, !. .lpiiQn blank. Whatever urescrir- =
: ins te III ~, MI VIII be filled exactly accord
'ne Doctors indications.
auuates in Pharmacy Fill /.
iour Prescriptions Here.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17
.Phipps Are
Again IT

Denver, Mar. (SpecialD- -
The Phipps are again before the pub
lie eye.
When Lawrence Phipps went to
Europe, leaving his children in the
care of his wife. he said that when
the six months expired that his wife,
Genevieve Chandler Phipps, should
have control of them, that she should
turn them over to the servants of the
family until his return.
This she now refuses to do, and
says she will go into the courts first
before she will give them up.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17
Did lie Kill
Himself?

Denver, Mar. 17.-(special.l
# is now believed that schissler' who
killed so many in the great Sunday
tragedy. used poisoned bullets. IN
every case those who We're killed Dy
a bullet used by schissler were iounu
to be badly swollen around the par
where the bullets entered the body
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17
Was Married
In London

London. Mar. 17.-(special. >
siqnor Marconi, the inventor OF the
great wireless biography was mar
ried today in London to Miss Deal-
rice o'Brien. The latter has an IN
come of $50. 900 a year and is one
of the great London beauties
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17
Ore Coming
To SneIter

Ore is being received every few
days at the Grand Junction smelter,
and in short time the ore will be
arriving at a rapid rate. The com
pany announced several weeks ago
in the newspapers of the mining cen
ters of this and other states that the
plant was now ready to handle ore.
and this announcement and the ad-
vertising that followed have brought
satisfactory results.
Mr.. Osborn. manager of the smelt-
er. stated to Sentinel reporter that
the company expects to close up a
large number of leases in a few days
on mining properties of great value,
and when these are closed up 1t is
very probable that the company will
be in position to mine and ship over
one hundred tons of ore daily from
their own properties, and this ore,
with that received from other min
ing districts and other companies
will keep the smelter in constant op-
GRAFTON.
Mr.. Osborn thinks that the smelteT
will start work in earnest about May
Is. The prospects are very favorable
Everything is in fine condition at the
plant and improvements are constant
ly being made.
The next annual meeting of the
stockholders will be held in Maine OF
April 25. There is little probability
that any change, as far as the man
agement is concerned, will be made
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17
Roll Of Honor

=" DENVER MAR t7.-(SPECIlL) FOLLOWING :.
= THE ROLL OF HONOR VINO :.
SlooD FOR CONSCIENCE SAKE
,,l' SDHiN'E "o'hliNoH ADAMS IN HIS SEAT
= ohN+AIok DeLoNG REPRESENTATIVES, y
= SENATOR EWING REPRESENTATIVES, !
= REPRESENTATIVES, HONT REPRESENTATIVES, ).
= REPRESENTATIVES, REPRESENT ,TIyE METZ
= -if"9i->iAllNE DUNCAN REPRESENTATIVES, WILDER ].
4 X = \ 4 !. i. 4 + !. !. !. !,
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17


John Fletcher Of Longmont is in
the city for a short stay.
I E. A. Allen has been i'll for several
days. He is reported better today.
George Garrison, who has been i'll
for several days, is some better to-
day.
Miss Nellie Bechtel of wahoo
Neb.. was a visitor in the city yes
terday.
The county commissioners ad-
journed this week to meet again on
April 4.
william Swartz shipped four car
loads of potatoes this week to Los
Angeles. Cal.
Mrs. J. F. Goddard has been i'll
for several days at her home on East
Grand avenue.
George A. Bible, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Rock Island system,
is in the city today.
The work of registration received
a backset today on account of the
extremely disagreeable weather.
A large crowd will enjoy the ball
tonight at the Auditorium. given
jointly by the Brotherhood of Rail
way Trainmen and the Ladies' Aux.
Hilary.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-17
WERDN HIOGWE THE SENTINEL AS THE NEWSPAPER WITH
WILL RESIGN

DNNhiN MAR l7-tsrEch L)-THIs AFTERNOONS PAPERS
~ THAT JAMES H. PEABODY WILL RESIGN I O'CLOCK
i'S AFTERNOON AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER LEuTEN-
STATE
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Walking Skirts.

Muslin, trimmed with umbrella
shaped ruff1e. tucks and QOC
hemstitching. g.......-.........A ~ = -
Muslin, trimmed with 1S-inch
lawn fiounce, three rows of wide
hemstitched tucks. finished zOc
with dust ruffie. e............ = -
Cambria, trimmed with umbrel
la-shaped flounce, hemstitched
tucks. two rows of wide lace in
sertion and wide lace edg- zn~
ing; finished with dust Tufiie. ~
Cambria, trimmed with circular
flounce, four rows of wide. lace in
sertion and lace ruffie, fin nna
ished with dust ruffie. .... ~%N
Cambria, trimmed with blind
embroidery founce; fin C On
ished with dust ruffie ... y oAS
Cambria. trimmed with umbrel-
la-shaped flouuce, tucks, two rows
of ball pattern lace insertion;
wide lace rufie; finished q On
with dust ruffle. ....e y a. < >
Cambria. trimmed with umbrel-
la-shaped flOunCe, two rows of
three-inch Point de Paris lace in
sertion, narrow ruffle and lace
edging; finished with q nQ
dust ruffie. ............ v . 70
Better qualities &21 O2
up lo.--'.-' $500 w. u - -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Corset Covers.

Cambria. low neck, trim 90
med with hemstitched ruffie. Il ~
Cambria, V-shaped neck, trim
med with wide embrOid- 1Oo
cry a -
Cambria, neck trimmed e.
with embroidery edging go. ~
Cambria, neck trimmed e.
with lace edging. g............ ~
Cambria, French style, back and
front trimmed with wide OAc
embroidery. 81 IN
Cambria, low neck, trimmed
with tucks, four rows of lace in
sertion down front and lace OAc
edging. g............... -
Nainsook, low neck. trimmed
with four rows Of torchon lace in
sertion down front, wide lace
ruff1e, with ribbon drawn 2Oc
through. wv
Cambria, low neck, trimmed with
embroidery insertion beading,
with ribbon and enbroid- ANo
cry edging. .................. .T>N
Nainsook, low neck, trimmed
with torchon lace insertion, bead
ing with ribbon and lace Enc
edging g............... .O>C
Nainsook, low neck, trimmed
with two rows OF Valenciennes
lace insertion, two rows OF bead
ing with ribbon and lace 6Oc
edgtng. g.........-....., WV
Nainsook, low neck, prettily
trimmed with lace insertion. bead
ing, ribbon and lace edg- zNc
ing .....s.s.......
Better qualities Cd 20
up to-..--.. ......--.-... |I'A
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Drawers.

Muslin. trimmed with umbrella
shaped cambria rufiie, 1nr
tucks and hemstitched hem.
Cambria, trimmed with umbrella
shaped lawn ruffle. hemstitch-
ing. tucks and hemstitched DIR
nelll- -
Cambria. trimmed with umbrella
sha ped lawn ruffie. four OD1
rows of cluster tucks. ..... %>$
Cambria, trimmed with umbrella
shaped lawn ruff1e, hemstitched
tucks and embroidery 2OC
rune.
Cambria, trimmed with umbrella
shaped lawn ruff1e, tucks, torchon
lace insertion and lace 1No
Nainsook, trimmed with umbTel-
la-shaped lawn ruffie. fine tucks,
Valenciennes and embroid- nn.
cry insertions and lace edging >>S
Better qualities CT In
up to-........ '.....'--..- W. -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Night Gowns.

Cambria, low neck. trim Onc
med with hemstitched ruffle.. S|S
Cambria, square neck trimmed
with tueks, embroidery insertion
and hemstitched lawn ruff Anr
he.
Cambria, low neck, trimmed with
lace insertion, beading. rib 6OC
bon and lace ruffle. ........... WV
Nainsook, low neck. trimmed
with two rows OF torchon lace in
sertion, beading. ribbon and 100
lace rune. ..,.-....-.'-
Nainsook. low neck, trimmed
with two rows Of Maltese lace in
sertion IN back and front, Qnr
beading, ribbon and lace ruffle .C>N
Nainsook, low neck. trimmed
with Valenciennes lace insertion,
embroidery. beading, ribbon ono
and lace RUNE. ................ - ~
Cambria. V-shaped neck, trimmed
with two rows OF fine embroidery
insertions. wide embroidery bead
ing, ribbon and embroidery nO.
rllffle. >>A
Better qualities G1z DO
up TO-. - ~---@ ~ a -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Women9s Petticoats.

% Fl.
Made Of striped seersucker,
trimmed with deep ruffie 2Oc
and fancy stitching. at..... Wv
Made Of black mercerized sateen.
trimmed with deep umbrella
shaped hounce, with cluster OF
tucks and narrow rufffe; finished
with extra dust rufhs...... QQC
Made of imported moreen,
trimmed with umbrella-shaped
tucked fiounce, circular ruffie and
finished with extra dust 81 80
ruftis --S.s.-..ss's'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
BEANS.
Restaurant.


Cut String. Jessamine
Brand; can. lie; dozen.
Stringless, Lily White
Brand; can. 16c.: dozen,
$1.sI.
Strinsless. A m rte an
Beauty Brand: can, 1Sc-
dozen. S2.O6.
Golden Wax. Lily White
Brand; can. 1Oc-; dozen.
Kidney Beans: 2-D.
cans; Sc. can; Gle. dozen
Limas. Arena Brand:
can, 10c.; dozen. s1.O9.
LAmas. Jessanins Brand;
can, lac. dozen. $1.5T.
Limas. Lily white
Brand; can. 1ec-; dozen,
s1.s1.
Harioot Verts, Coupss:
can. 14c.; dozen. S1-J7.
Harfcot verts fDe; can,
1Sc-; dozen, S2.06.
Hsricot Verts. extra hne:
can. 21c.; Dozen. sac
CORN.
Jessamine Brand. ten
der. rich and creamy;
equal quality sold else
where at 14c. a can: can.
1Oc. dozen, S1.O9.
Lily White Brand. ex-
tTa quality Maine pack;
squat quality sold else
where at 16c. a can; can,
l$c. dozen, S1.33.
American Beauty Brand.
tender and delicious. extra
fancy Maine pack; can.
14c. : dozen. s1-5T.
kerneiled Sugar Corn,
extra quality, no hulIs;
can. i3c. dozen. S1.4S.
Corn on the cob, In gal
Ion cans. 44c. each.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
PEAS.

JeSsamIne Brand. Mar
rowfat; medium size. extra
fancy; can, 1Oc.; dozen.
S1.O9.
Early June Peas. Lily
White Brand: can. l2c.
case OF 2 dozen, S2.66.
Homestead Peas. LILY
White Brand: can, 16c-
case OF 2 dozen, S9.62
Extra Siftsd Early June.
Lily White Brand; can,
16c.: case 2 dozen. s8.62.
Petit Pois. American
Beauty Brand: can. 100;
case OF 2 dozen, S4.34-
Leon AIarcsau & Co
Brand. our own special I'M
portation -
Moysns. can. isc-; dozen.
81. 46.
Fms. can. iso,; dozen.
80.
Extra Fins. can. 2sc;
L1E~A~N E--S 49,
Sur Extra Fins. can, 2Sc
dozen. $3.1S.
MUSHROOMS.
Hotel. can. 1so.: dozen.
s2.OT.
Choix. can. 24c.: dozan.
s2TS.
Sur Ex. Cnotx. can, no:
dozen. s3.13
Sur Elk Miniatures, sic A
dozen. s3.61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Macedonias. can. 19os
dozen. 81 II.
Spindch-1-fb cans. DC.
each. s1.02 dozen; $40 cana
lac. each, S1.3T dozen.
Okra-2fo cans lfo.
each. s1.26 dozen: g-fo can,
14c. each. S1.5I dozen.
Pumpkin (Golden); 3-ro
can. 1Oc. each, S1.14 dozen
Squash NiarrOw); 3-lO
can. lac. each. s1.57 dozen
Artichokes (Fonds); can.
4sc.: DOZEN. s5.e6.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Infants Wear.
I'd FL.

% FL
Long Slips, made of nainsook,
gathered at the neck, with feath-
erstitching in centre, neck and
sleeves finished with hem %
stitched ruffie. e........... OSC
Long Slips, made of nainsook.
gathered at the neck, trimmed
with fine embroidery insertions.
neck and sleeves finished 90
with hemstttched ruffie OSG
Short Dresses, made of Main
sock, round yoke trimmed with
embroidery insertion and hem
stitching, 6 months and 12n
year sizes. CSC
Short Dresses, made of main
sock, yoke formed Of cluster
tucks. trimmed with lace and en-
broidery insertions. 6 months An.
and 1 year sizes. ...........F F>N
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Corset Values.

I'd FL
Az 2nc White Tape Girdles,
AZ w with hose supporters
attached: sizes IS to
23 ill.,; sold elsewhere at 60c.
Az Anc Straight Front Cor
HNe sets. bias cut, dip hip,
medium bust, sizes 10 to 25, hose
supporters attached; sold else
where at LOO.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Underskirts.

Cambria, trimmed with umbrella
shaped ruff1e, tucks and O1c
hemstitching. ng........ %7fA
Cambria, trimmed with umbrella
shaped lawn ruffle and wide 2Oo
hemstitched tucks. s............ D>S
Cambria, trimmed with umbrella
shaped lawn ruffle, two rows Of
fancy stitching and hem 2Oc
stitching Observation-Disclosures. .O>S
Muslin, trimmed with umbrella
shaped lawn ruff1e, extra small
ruffie, with hemstitched AOc
IuthS
Better qualities GT , Il
up to-. ~1 go
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

System and EVERY CREDIT System.
YOUR MONEY EARNING INTEREST
waiting
showing what bought and
such balances allow
annually compounding interest three months
EVERY DOLLAR EARNS INTEREST
UNTIL
A MOMENTS
spend pronscuousy.
OIacys Ills only or MACYS
make for bad debts by higher prices
called for the expensive machinery
CREDIT DEPARTMENT
that store sell goods ehasy casa
(No argument required that the Customer the sOr
expenses iucHding bad dsbtsITS PREMIUM DEVCES ITS
TRADING STAMPS and ALL OTHER SCHEMES)
realizing the value
Of -to-the saving method
We Urge You to Give 1T Trial.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
PEACHES

Old Plantation Brand.
quart cans. 1901 dozen.
S1.Si.
Jessamins Brand, haIved
and sliced, perfect fruit.
extra heavy syrup; can.
22c. ; dozen, s2.57.
Lily White Brand Lem
on Cling. Crawford and
sliced. finest fruit packed:
extra large size can, Bic I;
dozen. s3.6T.
Rams Horn B = a n q
Peaches IN cordial; a new
feature; can. 3Sc.; dozen.
S379.
Strawberriss jun b o
Brand; 2-rb. can, lac.
dozen. S1.57.
Lily White Brand; 3-fn.
can. 1ec-; dozen. s2.O4.
Biueberries-Loggis' p
n. can, 13c.s dozen. s1.41.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Canned Fruits.
CHERRIES.

CHERRIES.
JeSsamine Brand, Black,
can. 24c: dozen. SIT.
9sssamine Brand. White
Royas Anne: can. &c. ;
dozen, S3.1S.
Lily White Brand. Royal
Anne; perfect. large fruit,
in best syrup; can, 33c. ;
dozen. S3.79.
GREEN CAGES AND
EGG PLUMS.
Bear Brand: quart can.
12c-; dozen, S1.33.
Jessamins Brand, quart
can. lie; dozen, S1.93.
Lily White Brand: 3-9n
can. 23c. ; dozen. S2.6o.
Blackberrtes. Jessalnine
Brand; can. 18c-; dozen.
S1.47.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
NIGHT GOWNS

Made OF striped hannel- soc
ette, plain yoke.
Made OF striped fianneiette,
trimmed with braid.----...''''o0'
Made Of striped ianneiette,
tucked yoke, trimmed with rour
rows of embroidery insertion ana
scalloped ruffie.. oto
Made of very heavy hannelette,
trimmed with colored embroidery
and ribbon. Pl.-o
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Flannelette Undergarments.
uNDERSKIRTs.

Made OF striped fiannelette.
trimmed with umbrella shaped
ruf1ie, tucks and embroi- AOC
dered scallops. ps...............
Made of striped flannelette.
trimmed with umbrella-shaped
ruffle, embroidered polka dotted
pattern ..............'''''
Made of striped fannelette, Golf
length, finished with embroidered
scallop ....................6 .64c
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
CALIFORNIA
ASPARAGUS.

Jessarnine Brand. In.
tall cans: can. lee. 4: dozen,
S1.S1.
ManZanita Brand: can.
24c- dozen, S2.57.
Lily White Brand Tips.
square can; can, 24c- /;
dozen. s2.67.
Jessamine Brand: large
can, white or green; can,
&c: dozen, SS. .13.
Lily White Brand; large
can. white or green: can,
&c. dozen. S. go.
American Beauty Brand /;
extra large can. extra
large spears; white or
green; can, BIC: dozen.
81 %
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
White Shirt Waists.

"a II.
Shirt Waists, made Of white
india linon, trimmed with side
rIaats and wide embroidery 6nc
Insertion; tucked back.
Shirt Waists, made OF white Per-
sian lawn, trimmed with slue
pleats and four rows OF pearl en-
broidery insertion; tucked oack
insertion in stock col ODC
lar .......-.'''. '-'''''''''
Shirt Waists, made OF Indian
lInon. front formed OF side pleats
and hand drawn Mexican gd 40
work; tucked back. at-. ~A
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
Lace Curtains.
Sd Fl.
IRISH POINT.

o0 2 =
IRISH POINT.
All this seasons importations, in
white and champagne colorings-
Others S6.25 qualities at $4.9S
Others 1915 qualities at S4.4S
Others S4.25 qualities at S3.9S
RENAISSANCE
Some with insertion and edging;
others with solid lace borders.
Others S14.00 qualities at S11@
Others $500 qualities at S10.74
Others S11.75 qualities at 1924
others S1o.O0 qualities at S7.4S
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
English Silver
Photograph Frames.

Just received from abroad q lot
Of Cabinet Size Silver Photograph
Frames. that were intended for
our Christmas trade, but were too
late. For that reason we have
marked them at these exception
ally low prices
$1.74 to S11.96 each.