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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-11
CHRISTMAS PHOTOS

This month is the time to have your
sitting for photos for Christmas. If you
come now you are sure Of them Bring in the
babies between 9 am. and pm.
Have secured the services of a retoucher
from one of the leading studios in Massa-
chusetts, and can give you the very latest
finish. Sittings made any day, rain or shine.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
" DOC" LANGLEY In TOLLS.
Sold Interest in "Fake" Concern,
It's Charged.

Doc Langley has again been arrested for COM
plicity in a swindling game. He, with Daniel c.
Knowlton. Of No. 3O5 West 12Sd-st.. was arrested
by three Headquarters men yesterday in the Potter
Building. in the Offices of Horgan. Stokes & Co.
Langley's full name is James A. Langley. At Po-
lice Headquarters he said he sixty-three years
old His partners age was registered as seventy
one.
There are various charges ont against the men.
Peter Rauke. of No 49S Lexington-ave alleges
that they swindled him out OF S40 and David I4ang.
OF No. 2OSs Ryer-ave.. says they muleted him Of
500. They also charged with omitting TO file a
certificate with the County Clerk when they formed
the firm of Horgan. Stokes Co.
Ranke answered advertisement. which said a
man with 500 could get membership in the firm and
hold high position with it, He saw Langley, who.
ne says, offered him a place at $25 week IL he
would buy $50 in the stock of the concern. Ranke
paid the 500 but he declares. neither work the
salary was given him. Lang had the same ex-
perience, except that it him only $3.50 He VS.
also, he received note from the two men which
recently held in 900 bail for 'wiretappng' Hard
man jumped his bail, and the police still look
Doc Langley was convicted in the Superior
Criminal Court of Massachusetts on January go
1877, before Judge WardweI. three counts, of
obtaining money on false pretences He got $3 800
from James H. Clifford. Northrop Wilder and
Charles Il Goodwin the year before in connection
with the National Contract and Supply Company.
OF which he said he was vice-president and treas
urer Mr.. Clifford paid S2.500 and the other two
SSO0 each, Tor stock in the company.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
NO CLEw IN TENDERLO1N MURDER
Police Arrest Six Alleged To Be Connected
with Fight in "TOby's."

Patrolman Plug. of the Tenderloin statan. yes
terday made the sixth arrest in the murder of Roy
Joyce in ''Tobys." in West S1st-st.. early yester-
day morning. but Captain Cottrell is nearer the
man who did the stabbng. OF the other two vic
Tins. Edward Weston has recovered sufficiently
TO leave the New-York Hospital for the House of
Detention. but Barney Doyle one of the proprie-
tors. will probably die. Three the prisoners ar
rested Immediately after the fight discharged
by Coroner Goldenkranz Chuck Fox. the piano
player in the place. sent to the House OF De-
tentlon and William Quincy. DOyle's partner was
paroled in the custody OF his counsel. Quincy.
who is held in $500 bail a charge of violating
the excise law, was not in the place when the
fight occurred.
''Toby's" IS in the heart of the Tenderloin and
is one of the few oldtime resorts left. where
every waiter has TO take his turn at singing and
has to qualify as a ighter besides. Joyce. the
murdered man. only eighteen years old. and
was generally known Kid although he stood
well over six feet. The story OF the sIabbing was
told in yesterdays Tribune.
The police arrived long after everything all
he said: The whole thing was framed up for some
time and the woman who butted IN only
a stall They came there to do up Weston and me.
and / guess they pretty near did il. If the cops
get a guy called nglish Harry l guess they get
the murderer. 1t was him what framed II up. any
since Captain Cottren has been in command Of
scrption of ''Toby's has been closed Captain Cot
freIi admits 2 revolver pulled on him in this
place last week. but was arrested inspector
NcT,aughlin has raided the 29th-st. resorts over
SssDtsin CottreIrs head half a dozen times since
January / but they still open
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

opposition TO the measure. That killed it. though
previously It had met with no opposition worth
mentioning
me legislature did anything that certain organza-
In Deaders asked. though IN doing SO it overturned
e Work OF the late Senator Quay, as in the case
- amending the city charter. which was passed
I'm a'n ms approval. bill was passed appropriating
S-o'VV Tor statue OF Mr.. Quay which is to be
leu IN the Capitol grounds at Harrisburg.
80 ne ne attorney General is to be paid a salary Of
e--'O' e'O' instead Of fees. But the Insurance Com
missioner with his $4,000 in fees: the Secretary OF
% 'e' Win perhaps larger sum. and others are
@ et' uhdlsturbed. The demand for the personal reg
isIauoh or voters I'm cities was ignored The State
eONS'ituuon was amended by vote of the people
- authorize such act. but the vote Of the
people IN favor Of the subject has been ignored the
Dill 10 carry 1t out having been hung up in COM
mlttee. redistricting bill was also ignored. though
Favored by the Governor. The State constitution
provides for a reapportionment of members of the
legislature after each federal But there has
been no reapportionment OF the Senate since 1874
and none OF the House since 1887
An appropriation OF s275OCO made. at the sug-
gesttOn Of Governor Pennypacker aid the national
government IN digging the channel Of the Della
ware River to depth of thirty feet. The city ap-
propriated $4,000 at time for the purpose.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
SUMMER CAMP FOR SQUADRON C.
Farm of 100 Acres Near Cold Spring, L. L,
Purchased by Brooklyn Company.

Squadron c, of Brooklyn has purchased a farm
Of about one hundred acres on West Main-st
leading from Huntington 10 Cold Spring Long
Island. The property contains a fine level plot for
manGuvres, and about twenty acres of woodland
Three stables. with hundred box stalls large
mess hail and water tank will be built at once
and a summer camp established there. Tents will
be put up for the troopers. The camp will be
lighted by electricity.
The squadron has also purchased two lots a:
Cold Spring HarbOr, about a mile away Bathing
houses and horse shed will be built there
The new camp is within five miles Of President
Roosevelts place in Oyster Bay, and may be
reached by boat from New York 4 trolley line
running through Cold Spring goes to within a
quarter Of a mile from the camp.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

Fnilaeelphia. April IS CspeciaD.-The Pennsylvania
1sslature completed its work and adjourned to-
@ me ripper bill. altering the charter of this
~ was amended before sending Il TO the Governor
es 20 make il worse than originally intended.
~ ~ sIhaIiy IL took away from the May or the power
- @plointing and removing department heads. and
@ mat authority TO the City Council. The Mayor
80, 80 Had the power under the BILL TO remove po-
-, men or hremen found derelict in their duty The
.r' as amended so as 10 deprive him OF any au-
" .S Whatever over policemen and hremen
= me Dill Is signed by Governor Pennypacker the
-, At mayor will be mere hgurehead not having
'-oI-V 10 APPOINT or remove department heads
a, - eohtrol appropriations The public indignation
e~at ~ out the Organization leaders do not care
= PeulOh. signed already by over ten thousand
.s,s' VIII be presented TO the Governor against
a., D-II' and the Trades League. the cIergymen and
-. - pIoinihent men in the city of all parties will
-. 9salnst the measure. L the Governor were
es@oed as a candidate for a judicial office
IN, Ie leaves his present Office. his veto OF the
-, ooiu De considered certain.
-, FehnsylvEnia Railroad Conpapv discovered
coo.l me o designed to deprive the Law and order
,.t s, % this city. OF any power to make arrests
-, INST obtaining the approval Of the head Of
- OiIce Department would interfere with the
- OI the company's agents in ferretinK out
----- -salnst the railroad and il made known its
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
ENIPLOYNlENT AGENcIEs.
STORAGE NOTICES.
THE WEST END
STORAGE WAR EHOCSES.
202- 2IO West S9th St


To ". r Dee Mrs. " c. English. K Las
sonde. Mrs @. l. Strorg, Z. J. Thompson
You and each OF you are hereby nctihed
that the time for the payment Of the lien |
hold upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereon hao
been given you, l will cause such property,
10 wit. household goods personal effects and
merchandise, stored by you or in your name
in the West End Storage Warehouses, TO
be sold at public auction, according to the
statute in such case made and provided, at
the George Merles Auction Rooms, 100 East
125th-s;.. y. Y. City, on Tuesday, April 25th.
1905. commencing at 1880 O'Clock a. m. If
the sale Is not completed II will De contin-
ued on the following day. Wednesday. april
26th. at the same time and place, until all
the goods are sold.
WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
A Blumeuthal. Prop.
Grant Wayne. Manager
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
BoER GENERAL GOES TO JAIL.
Person Who Calls Himself W. J. De JOngh
Passed Worthless Checks.

Chicago. April 13.-A who said he was the
former Boer general W. J. be Jongh was to-day
sentenced to a year in che Bridewell by Judge
Barnes in the Criminal Court The prisoner was
arraigned under the name Of Henry Marshall to
answer 10 charge Of passing worthless checks.
When Assistant States Attorney Holt said the man
was not Marshall, but was De Jongh, hero Of the
Boer war. PERSONAL friend of President KRUGER
and related 10 some OF the wealthest and most
prominent families of the South African Republic
the prisoner admitted that what Attorney Holt SAID
was true. pleading guilty to the charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Friday ! TABLE LINENS
Bargains FTOWELS. &C.
in J WHITE GOODS

Fine White Persian lawns
4S inch-beautifuI sheer quality
regular 10 cent stock-Special. 4 1
No Mail Orders.
Lace and Satin Stripe Lawns. Piques.
Madras and Linen hnish Suitings-
value 10 and % ---.---- .1Siz
MIL lengths OF White Piques-
2 TO % yds.-value -29..-.....-.-- I s
GOODYEAR Long Cloth-12 ydS I .AS
All Linen German Damask Cloths
e-4-White or cOIared borders-with and
without hemstitching-value -9S-. 90
No Mail Orders.
All Linen Satin Damask Sets
Fringed-6-l2 clOth-dozen Napkins
red bOrder-reguIar S4 40 ------- 2.SS
All Linen Napkins inch-S designs
value 50 40 dozen. en...-.-..-.....----1. .9S
Turkish Towels-pure white
extra heavy-19x44-specia .....--.. 8
No Mail Orders.
All Linen Damask Towels
knot fringe-24z54-were S.. .23
Fringed Huck ToweIs-19IS5. --.-s 10
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
PHYSICAL DIRECTORS TO MEET.

The American Physical Educational Association
viii hold its biennial convention next week at Co
lumbia University. The convention lasts for three
days-AIonday. Tuesday and Wednesday The meet
ings win be given. Up 20 the discussion Of current
pbvsicaI educational problems. Especial attention
viii be paid 70 dancing its different forms and its
value The meetings viii be addressed by the di-
reetors OF physical education Of Yale. Princeton.
pennsylvania and Columbia Trainer NJ. G Murphy.
~ the Yale football team. win also address one Of
IL meetings.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
AoEn lAMHER AccUsED oF THEFT.

Boston. April ls.-In the SUFFOLK Criminal supreme
Court today Assistant District Attorney NJ J.
sughrue declared that Charles NJ Reed one OF tile
oldest lawyers in this city. was guilty OF emDe-s
ments aggregating at least $3.50 old i charged
With the embezzlement Of 81 500 from the ,b ISss
estate OF 9td,rnev was made in opposition 10
sstent Ils'taIe iencv Counsel for the defendant
q ples TOT s,,Irnrised az the revelations OF the
Sn-o1acTtion and asked that sentence DC POsSPol9u
Eis request was granted py taAs 49,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
KILLED BY RUNAWAY CARS.
Negro Girls Beside the Track Crushed When
Crash Came.

Columbus. Ca. April lS.-Three wild cars on
southern Railway track in this city ran into
central Railroad train this afternoon and were de-
molshed as we're several cars OF the Central train
Al the time three negro girls ranging III III az, Iee @ I1o
ia,,en ~ dffeen wears. standing on the oppo-
site side Of the Central train from the souIern i
80 Sns NJ whom was instantly killed ana the
o9bs- tTo seriously injured. The wild cars barely
T1isse6 ; heavily loaded streetcar.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
FridaV ! BED SPREADS
Bargains rCOMFORTABLES
in } BLANKETS

Full size crochet Spreads
MarseilIes desisnS-value -es-----s .0S
Extra heavy Crochet-ceutre
and allover patteruS-value 81 y .SS
Full size Fig'd Silkolins Comfortables
plain back-pure white cotton
hlled-value ST. l-15-..----......---. ~
Full size siIkoline-dainty floral designs
filed with zephyr weight cotton
regularly 81 I-9S@To- day. ------.---1 20
Fun size Cotton Blankets-vhite ana
colored-were 81. %. o..-.-----..----- .9S
Strictly all Wool Blankets-SOr extra
large beds-also fine white CslifoTnias-
dainty borders-vaIus S9OO.-...--5. 5.SS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Friday ! CURTAINS
Bargains BED SETS
in J HANGINGS. ETC.

Mfrs. Samples Lace Curtains
full length and width
some sIIghtIy Imperfect 4 > 20 SO
One-quarter actual value
Nottlngharn Lace Curtains-pUre white
TllI length-54 to 90 inches wide
novelty borders. plain or
6gl1red csntres-value p 20 l-49- 10
No Mall Orders.
French Net Bed Sets-centre motif and
border IN Renaissance designs; also
Russian effects. with double instg
effect and medallion centre
lace edged-value $5.eS- 3 %
French Net Curtaining
inserting and edges-value b I .
Fulb'd TambOUr sash Auslins-oorders
NTH detached figured centres
Il stvles-vaIue 10 20 g.. .1293
8. COO yds. Mercerized Damasks. Verona
Velours Gobelin weave TapsStrieS-
Petit Point weave In Oriental
desiens-alsO Imported Empire SILK
stripe Damaslzs-every tmasinabls
coIoring-vaIue 81. 90 20 81 49,. .SS
50 inch Persian Stripe Tapestries
for Coaey Corners. Dens. etc.
cotton frfnges-wIth bail and tassel
edge for Summer Draperies-
All cOlOTinSS .sss"-ssss -
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
TRAGEDY OVER a CAT.
Girl Broke Engagement TO Doctor Who Dis
sected It-Latter Tries Suicide.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUssI

LBT TELEGRAPH 10 TIE IHIbUSE.I
Omaha. April 13.-George F. Brown. a medi-
cal student here. vivisected a cat. and wrote the
details to his sweetheart. in Craig. No. The girl
teIegrap phed him breaking their engagement,
and by the next mail returned his engagement
ring and letters. She said she could could never
marry a man who was so cruel to animals.
Brown this afternoon attempted suicide by TAX
ing a dose Of cocaine He was discovered and
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Friday RUGS
Bargains ART SQUARES
in } PORTIERES

Wool Daghestan Rugs-reversi5le-
look ike expensive Oriensals-07~ ~
IouR-yard Wide-value $4-So' Ia
No Mail Orders.
e,...,b ya-,,s-eIg Rlzs-rich Oriental
Sesirns-QxiS ft.-vaiue SlO-So. u. %
All Wool Smyrna Eugs-Tieh
medallion horaI and Turkish
eTects-26x54 inch-Were 81 80 =
Best All Wool Art SduaEes-l!cn
o-.o1s reds blues and Wood tones
6rQ ft-value s5.40. ..-.--. ---' % 10
5eO single Portieres-for couch
rorerS OF hansings-Vith ana
without fringe-each. special, ..- .%sS
Rope PoTtieres- am or sqemln ~ '' 90
with dFapery'-value tl-So- o------- 10
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
lay 7 MILLINERY.
siDs WOMENS
UNDERWEAR
J WASHABLE WAISTS
Friday
BARGAINS

Womsn's Semi-Rezdy Hats-Blaek
and eolors-value s.. S2.9S...-.-.-..o 29
Women's Ready TO Wear Hats
Polos. Cordays and many ctheEE-
Black and colors-vaIue IS. 3d. a.
Flower Wreaths and SPRAYS Of
various kinds. and Rosea Poppiess
Bluets. &c--wOTth 80 70 Sl-Z5...o .EF
No Mail Orders.
Women Extra Size Canlbrfo 6zfrtk-
deep lawn hounce with II. 8 tucils
and French eu5y or inserting al6
edge-haavy lace-w0Tlh 81 e5---- 26
Extra Size Corset Covers-good uTIsltr--
tight htriuE-44 70 53-value "a. 12
WOmen's Cambria Night Dressss=V @
round neck-6 ins't'gs of lace VITA
II s. or plain tuei-s, ribbol d1ts--
value .eS. eS...-...-..-........s. 50
CamhFic and SainsOolz Covers-
round uech-20 styles-value e.. 10
Cambria DraWers-Lawn Tuade-14 PIN
tucks IN clusters-E- 5. hem. SO
Maids and Mattresses Lawn AprOns-
with and without bibs. tucSs or
mstitchinEs-valus 90 -.-..........2 20
Chlldren's Cambria and Muslin DrHWcrs-
ruh7e OF enb'y. lace or hemstitchiuE-
20 II yrs.-value -43- .---.-----.- -
White Lawn WaiSts-full front % e1Io'y
inserting and tucES-foEming box
pIeats or fancy yoke OF tucEa o.
emb' y-large sleeves-value SIS SS
Sheer White. Lawn-ailoveT French
emb'y and pin tucEs or woke styles
dainty trimmings-deep cuff. trimG
20 match-valus SEQ. -.--e--s- I .SS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

4 SPECIAL BARGAIN.-32O acres. with
houses and farming implements; nne
land: $500; fruit trees. wood and timber
valued at s.. 500: II sold in ten days. so
an acre: terms liberal: catalogue tVee- j.
r. M'GONIGAI. & son. Dover, Del
FOR SALE.-Ocean front cottage. Seasid.
Park n J.: picturesque los exterior
poches surrounding. unique interior
yachting. fishing. bathing. Address hEiA-
SON ABLE. . CouFt-st.. Brooklyn.
FOR SAIsE.-Sands Point. Hampstead
HarbOr. L. l.; IS miles from city; 90
acres, l1St5 feet shore front: high land;
splendid views: opposite Eew-York Yacht
Club. Station 10. Owner. A. F. BAKER. on
premises; Postofiee. Port Washingtol. y. y
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
MACHINERY.

~ PEDTCED PR1CvEs.-sOO sseons S.rs
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and eN-
changed GEO. 3. EDDY. 3gs Madison-Ef
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Friday = WO1ErNa JACKETS
Bargains TAILORED sTr-s
in SKIRTS vrAvz-u a

1
Bargains TAILORED sTrTs
IN SKIRTS. WAISTS &c
Tan Covert ana Black Chsvise Yaerxs
natfy pleated model-slltc1ea e4e o,4.Ar
satin Nued-ali alzes-vklus kzB0. 81 az
No Mall o-srrx
Tan Covert and Blaok Crzvso-
@ac<otk-C0ll1rless- e-
stitoned-sllk or sztla Insd--s-- 9.Q5
TLIee-Qusrter C0sts-Chs~f1, a-Ad
CovtTt-I&1stN nns6 ehroCxrl5lt 4 q 4R
Tailored Blouse 6uits-Tar1y so-sra'
Mixtures. BrOa4cloth. and CH~xf5ts-
values uD 20 Sass vaQ
Suits Of BrOadoioth. ChsvioS. R~EE
tine and Panama,-Bloucs. lacked
ana Redingots SCylss-bIaclS 4zf
Fancy and Ellin EalSrua Suits
Blouse Eton. with Supplies frnls-w1xA
snd without contrasting ink<.s q clo<h-
also neat Check SUITS
Na4ue ez2-Ss- o ---sssssZ %
All Wool Voile Dress skirts. rr--ty
box pleated effects: elsO B-slllznfi1s
and checEE-S2 gore Elt, plezt-Bl&ck
Brown and Navy-value $40 q -
No Efan Orderx
Kilt Dress Skirts-BrusdcIsth PazanA
Wolfe AMI Llght WeiKht Crsvfoss 8 "a
White or Black ChiEa SIX waists
shirTed. or fins lacs yol<es ard srsn~
also F0ulard SIX WaisEs-
Naiuo So-VV- - S.ES
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Friday ! HOSIERY
Bargains UNDERWEAR
in ! GLOVES

CbUdren's Fast Black RIB H0s.-roll
ssar1Ies--doubls heels and toes. 12%
Vrornen's Fast Black CottOn-plein
ard Naco split soles--derulsdoEf dye = X
Mems Fnst Black Cotton Half Eose--
silk emb' d-special 80. ..---- y liEs
V0ueu's swiss RIB SHAPED ese<--
r,lafn OF lace trirn-panrs 70 HsGtcr-
an sizes. also extra si1eG- .E6
Vor7en-s swiss Ribbed Neale-hsls
thread-rnanufacturer seconds-- -.
therefore instead of -. ...--..-'"' Ia
No Mail orders
-, r,,h-t--.1 sbIrss-ShoFt sIe>Ve~-
T-,-t-NerForlzer dFaWers-all sizes
value - =. - -, - s@s
yTo-Se-,.s Isle Thread GloVes-E1y.
white and bIack-large pearl etisl- 10
V-omen'e . Kid Cloves clasp- a.,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Friday J JEwELRY
NAPKIN RINGS
in LEATHER GOODS. &c

ia A@aAaA- = - ~AH~
s,.rIfB~ ana gold aiIed chain ana
Ne.horaole Braceiets--
value g. 40. ......-...- .-.,-.- I ~
Sogd Gold Signet and jewel HinSs-
vqlue 81 oS- .----- ----'---,--- ----- 4 ~
solid Gold Gun Links
Roman. ross or poliShcd .------ y ~
cold PLATED and German cilveI
Vr-ior PsGs-aIsO new bad Bass.
Japanesc effects-v0lae SAes- A.Gc
cod PLATED Flouentine Frames-
oouor. and 0val-vaiue -eo--,-.- 20
cut Glass salts ana PepPers-
heqvv sterling tops-value Slee- rs
Sold Silve.- Napkiu Rinss-
various designs--volue s4et- - y .N6
Ioafher Hand Eass-Blsck and
VlroVu wa,Fus--silglo and double
commandments. one or moIe
frtfngs-WoFth up 20 SA@o.-..-. 90
No Mail orders
Real seal Envelope b9gs-inelf7
frame double cQErr1Flfleul.--
value s. % -.-.. -.---.- -..---- 10
Crushed leather Belts eiso SilN en-
leather -pleated or plain
value 80 -.--.---- ,-...--.-----s sSS
i've every desired information
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
WORK WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Slale and Female
Four lines tnot exceeding 2A vords).
three Insertions, Is cents; seven tnser-
tions so cents Exceeding - words and
less than 40 words. three insertions. 80
cents: seven insertions. so cents
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the Majestic were:
c. Deacon. engineer Alr. ana Mrs. Arthur c
- ll.oe-Es Tucker HsyFl- lGrE Gilbert K. Potter
IL John Hill JeNett
s-Sic-sl Edward Hartley. Mrs Osilvy Haif
rr,osa arriving the K6nigfn Luiss were:
"A. ana Mrs Newton 1Ionsignor Arthur J. Ieeihs
@'S;-r tWiIliana Gerhard n
~ snd AfFs william n Mr. and Ara. EGs%
.s.ss ss15sI EIlsa stanley Psrss.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
? WINDOW SHADES
cottage POLES
in J OILCLOTH. &C

o,,,,a and Holland shaAes-plain
OsS9eSs, e.,,,s..S- -. -rszTl!ar and extra sizes 90
anu value 40 70 .5e--1o-d DAY =, ,,;iz s. Q
., 1sostsre Poles-Piano anlsn--O-N'
walnut. Ash ana NahogsSSEay sS' 49, s.-,S %
errtures-good value AZ -
Towsi. Hat and Coat RaeHs
: NaIos-IS .ISs- sS,virs-valua 10 ard 10. q
SostscS ss,- Shelf OilcIcth--Sest ggaliSy a.
.s,,. natterns and eclors--v alue - =
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Friday ! GIRLS WEAR
Bargains AND
in J BABIES WEAR

Babies Long and Short Costs-hns
white Cashmere and Bedford Cord
five styles-daintily tTim'd with
silk novelty ribbcaS and brat18-
satesn Iined-vaiuo S3-08--...-. 4 .S5
No Mali Orders
Lawn Cap-vretty stYles-Fr1ncd
or Flat ruches-Tibhou eFiu----s .4S
Babies Long slips-NainSooE or
Cambric-fancY yohes-
Fnb'v or Lace triul-Talue -0t ~
LITTLE ChiIdren's White Lawn Dresses
long waist. with tuelEE. hellslitcninz
or enb'y-plafn and tFllld q sairt>-
also low neck dresses-sges 20
vz.-va,ues .a8 and $l-5---.s 90
No Mail Orders
CIrls' Ressers-Resulation and Bon
coat styles-stylish Hight mixtures.
SbApherd checks and plain ehsVtge--
& 10 IA yrs.-value $500 ----s-s z.0&
No Mail Ord0rs
r.t-Is. Dresses-Slfr's . sample lot
serre ana brillia1tine-Fe8ulatio1
Saflor ana Russian styles
Were S4 9s. 2. % Were sass 8 .SS
We're STSS. 4 9S
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
OLD GOLD AND SILVER

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones.
bought at highest market value, made
into new articles or exchanged for new
tewelry or japanese goods AZ n T. TEP-
PER'S FACTORY. 10 ". 3lst. basement
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Friday J SHEETINGS
Bargains TBED TICKS. AVN
In ING STRIPES. &C.

Absorbent Gauze-38 inch
for surgical use or picture
covering ........................ %
Mosquito Netting-63 inch-all eolors-
yd plece-special. ial........... AS
Tarlataus-not all coiors-therefore
90 and 121s Ct quality ......... ~
8 OF. Awning Stripes-newest patterns
rain proof-fast colors- .--..-..- rs
Full size Mattress Ticks inch box
without binding It IN by
s n. in--regular value 81. s.. .SS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Friday J WRAPPERS
FKIMONSO GOWNS
in J AND SACOTTES

lawn Kimonos-JaDauese pafcsr,e
light and dark@valus Alb JSS
Fancy Percale and Lawn W'rzrps~
new styleS-well made-Worth Gl-so .9S
Fine Cambric. Rercale and Lava
WTappeTs-lighe and dsTz-7laln Or
emb'y or lace trim'd-valus Sl-T9. 24
Crepe ECirnono Sacques-
plain or Japanegc patseTnE---~-4s-- "a
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
DRY GOODS.

Friday ! DRESS GOODS
Bargains DRESS SILKS
IN Innings
2 inch Rough Weave ShantuuEs-
e ss',Tssls ,5.S .S sPIeTs-so5sA en-. s.a so
light and dark-s1.O0 quality. 70
St-tneh Waite Washabls Habutzis 20
Fancy Check SuitinSs-bsst eolo~s-
strictly all vooi-WOrth SO. 81
No Mail OrGs-s
All Wool Nuns VslIings-fulI In. q
eolors-also black and cream
Ss and "a inch-valus Sc 90
q inch All Wool Imported VolIe.-
leading shades and black
value IS 40
ChiHon Lining Sateeus-lOok Ike SIX
for skirts and Innings under sheer
matsriais'-S5 ineh-vzlue B.. .1SA