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New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
An
Immense Variety
Of Separate Skirts
An

The present season makes larger de-
rnand than usual for Separate Skirts, for
two reasons. First, because of the popu-
larity of jackets which are distinctly diff
ferent from the skirts, chiefly the jaunty
black silk Etons. Second, because the
little jackets adapt themselves so well
BY their unusual beauty TO displacing the
usual jacket of the complete suit
For these reasons We have provided un-
usually broad stocks OF Separate Skirts.
The most effective skirts for wear with
the silk Etons are those made OF attractive
worsteds and Panama cloth They provide
striking contrast and lend themselves 70
effective treatment in the tailoring The
materials are cut on the bias. and trimmed
with bias strappings. made in circular style
with plated panels. Some are made In the
beautiful new sunburst plated effect
The skirts IN plaids and mixtures range
in price from "a 70 $3.50.
Separate skirts Of Panama. cheviot. mo-
hair and broadcloth at $3.50 70 $3.50
skirts OF tafeta silk. and siIk-Hned voiIss.
at SIS 70 sz1-
skirts Of English rep, duck and linen.
trimmed with embroidery. at $3.50 TO SIS.
skirts Of imported linen. trimmed with
rows OF lace insertion and some embroidered
on net. at 50 10 S14
Second floor. Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
EARL GREY VISITS THE HOUSE.
Hears Speeches on a Wide Variety OF
Topics.

Washington. April 5.-The Postofhce AppTopria-
ton bill was made the vehicle Ior i-AlOei %
- - =, -. b,,5ng no bearing the subject
- 5is.,ission The rights Of labor were dis
r,Issed by Air. Towne, Of New York good roads
b, Mr. Lee. of Georgia. railway maj! pay by MT
steenerson Of Minnesota. ana the tarlH 10y Mr.
T7si,,ay az Illinois ToWue spoke Of the in
-esse5 mower given Tho Speaker by the rules now
i'm force He said that IL the House ever has its
rceDt dignity and power restored. Il will be after
N mas vindicated the right of discussion of all pub
lie questions.
in me reserved gallery. and after the House al
journed they, with Senator Newlands, held an in
formal reception in the room OF the Speaker
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
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Store Closes at $50 F. M.
This Remarkably Complete Stock
Of WOmen'S S PRING COATS

Correct style this season at all arbitrary gives
the long, loose tweed
jackets The of
popular 81 in the hepast.
We have just received large shipment Imported Pong
Goats, attractive styles, a to
where else this country the prices particularly
Tafea Silk a $40 to
Lace Coats, t 800 o S225
Black BrOadclOh Coats short jacket styles longer coats both
foreign and domestic garments, a $3.50 o $3.50
Eton at to
CovertCo at t. aoOrB Broadway
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06

1t is chiefly a matter of style. The tact
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HY0M:I CURE CATARRH
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Is Healing BaIsarsk ! All Catnr.
hal Germs Sold Under Guaan'
Tee By Vim. |. Gokay.

IL is a noteworthy fact that among
the many medicines and treatments for
catarrh, there is only one which VIM
l. Gokay sells under his positive guar
antee to refund the money II II does
not cure, -Hyomei, natures remedy
for the cure OF catarrb.
No dangerous drugs are taken into
the stomach when Hyomei is used.
Breathed through the small pocket In.
haler that comes with every Hyomei
outfit, its healing balsams penetrate
to the most remote cells of the throat
nose and lungs, killing the germs OF
catarrh, healing the irritated mucous
membrane and making complete and
lasting cures.
The complete Hyomei outfit, con.
sisting OF an inhaler that can be car
ried in the purse or vest pocket, u
medicine dropper and bottle OF Hy-
omei costs only 81. The inhaler wi!
last life time, while extra bottles o
Hyomei can be procured, whenever
NJ eded, for only 50 cents.
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Low Rates,

On February 10, and daily until
April 7, tickets will be on sale via
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st Paul
railway to principal points in Califor
via, Oregon and Washington, from
Bennington at rates of $4,000 accord
ing to railroads used to Chicago.
Tickets will permit OF liberal stopovers
at various western points and are good
in all tourist cars Corresponding
reductions are made TO q great number
of other points IN Western States and
ickets can be, purchased from your
nearest railroad siatlonto destination.
Through train service from Chicago to
principal points In the west assist per-
sons in travelling to make the trip
Without change Of cars. Tourist cars
daiN
For further info rmation apply to,
George L Wa, ans,
New England Passenger Att,
1858 Was.i.s .vn ST.,
Boston, Mass
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MonsiEborc Conner Pimenia 81 Mari.
ana. iIrasil. 20 TO his death a short time
aeo hsd the disiincjion II hcinE the onii
Roman Catholic bishop ~ the ncEr1
race In the world. There are numerous
notable cIcrEymcn In that church with
traces 81 ooiorcd blood In their vcina.
but Bishop Pimcnta was the only full.
blood negro bishop.
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BOSTON. leb i1aJimuf Wsish -
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inz = knaCkoui.
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Mons Smokers.

Neither President Roosevelt nor
Vice President Fairbanks uses tobacco,
a coincidence which somewhat dis.
credits the assertion that smoking f.
becoming almost universal. IL ~
suggests that the social smoke Is not
essential TO getting along
In the world.-Youih's Companion
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u..I.y Defeated wnis.sy.

TrNEDo PARK. y. Y. Feb. is.-In
the nnal round In the championship
play for the gold racket at Tuxedo
Clarence Mackay OF the New York
Racket and Tennis court defeated
Payne whitney Of the Same club. win.
ming the match aud getting a second
leg on the racket In three games
straight.
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K.uIbar. Threaten. bomb Throwers

ODESSA, Feb. 13. - General kaul-
bars, governor general of Odessa, Is
sued proclamation saying that every
one attempting to kill or killing an OIL
cial by means of explosives. arms or
otherwise who is found in possession OF
deadly implements will henceforth he
condemned to capital punishment with
out inquiry or trial. The proclamation
covers the governments of Kherson
and Odessa, inclusive of Bessarabia,
Ekaterinoslav and the Crimea
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the VELVET WORKER. /"

Til. rev discovery is In small tablets.
rsts,ly taken. and they arc packed IN
YATES. share bottics which 1t the vest
pssisi. The tablet is mild. all vegetable.
n,vcr grpc, OF iwurcs the most delicate
organs hut !; does the work. SO IA.
;urall, and sooihingly they stimulate
aud regulate and strengthen that they
have been nicknamed The Little Velvet
Workers
Don. shuttle along with this great bur.
den he healthy. be strong. be happy.
Read our offer:
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Hi.s ui, Hard ., Ascot.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Feb. ia-Tvs
faVofite. won At A.cgi. one Of .,'hcm
l.einE the medium Of . big play. TIN
Hurst. opening Al 10 I. was play~i
for thousands and went 60 the post AZ
q 10 :. lie won easily by two lengths
bribery vas the other winning favorite.
wrnnc was played from ~ 20 10 ~
10 1 at post time and won BY q head
The ring WIS hard hit by his victory.
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On the Common Highway.

We are learning that standard of
social ethics Is not attained by travel
ing sequestered pathway, but by wing
ling on the thronged and common road
where all must turn out for one another.
and at least see the size of one another's
burdens.
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JaeLsuII Won q, Oakland.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. i3.-Jackfull
and Ralph Young had the fourth race
NJ Oakland 10 themselves. Although
Ralph Young opened up n big gap and
looked the winner, Sullivan kept at his
mount, and. passing the pacemaker IN
the stretch, Jackfull drew away and
won by n length and half
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MACON. e.. f,a NV -. Ian
icl. Ii--n-c insrcctor. committed .ui
eide In the city hail here hy shooting
Hs was = well known confederate vet
ersn AMI n prominent citizrn. M
health l. supposed To- have caused The
set.
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Absent-Mindedo r-

A policeman going HIS rounds in the
early morning In Bath. England. saw a
clock standing on the doorstep OF u
house. lie rang the bell and found that
the occupant had taken the milk pitcher
Up to his bedroom. leaving the clock
where he had intended to put III"
pitcher.
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Money Wen, Lame At city Park.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. 13.--Thistle
DO and Bert Osra were the winning IA.
vorites ut City park. Money, favorite
In the first race. had developed bad
knee and showed lame going to the
post. John Carroll the Corrigan entry
in the handicap. could not pack the
weight.
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Com m.nder Ment. Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10. - Com
mander George w. Mentz, inspector Of
ordnance and acting captain Of League
Island navy yard died suddenly last
night of apoplexy. Commander Mentz
was one of fife most distinguished ord
nance officers Of the navy. He was as
signed to League Island navy yard last
Inlv
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Oldest Woman Writer.

Mrs. Francis Alexander, of Florence,
is one OF the Oldest women, II not the
Oldest, writing to-day. Mrs. Alexan.
der is in her ninety-third year and has
just translated from the Italian more
than 100 miracle stories and sacred
legends.
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American Ideas in Janan

Japan has adopted our pension sys-
tenn In modified form and has taken up
number of other Americ 4 ideas of
government and administration, but
halts at a plan for general STAFF.
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81. Valentine At Fair Grounds.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13.-Students
Of form eager to figure the winner Of
this years Crescent City Derby, met
with some disappointment when the
touted Hallowmas was defeated by
st. Valentine IN the handicap at the
Fair grounds.
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Too Much of It.

The Doctor-So there's bad blood be-
tween yon and the new cook already
is there?
The Professor-Well to tell the
truth, she does serve the steak too
rare.-Chicago Tribune.
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srfs sts's ftH1'ius trsf ~ ghaHss
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-13

'Tix rsofs yos tsts che iess yos nosd
sntd yoa nocd noee-fof yos sfe cured.
Ny saoft al aiong Uas 60 AVOID ths evil
81 che ordinary fcfncdy phiSh psmpTfs
ofFans already wesk and 90 makes the
psiisHs slave 60 tho p.li kcnsemh<r-
Naipr ctpceis rrcfy organ % do its
4asy
Physicians have long rucognisrd tbe
fact that constipation % az ths bottom
4 ncafiy every disease. itsaps al encfgy.
tnd makes lisc n bBrdcn. u opens the
iDen % III evil germs and makes che
bgdy zoo weak 60 Fcsis, them.
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S25,OOO.O WONDER WORKER
MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY Foa
TINE cuaG or AL FORMS
or CONSTIPATION MOI
A HABIT BUT A CURE
YOU DECREASE ThE
DOSE UNTIL CURED.

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tfss. ~ ssn ~ ss.sso siil b. Eissr
H. say charitable lssgiisiioa u ii cas-
b. shoyn oihsruise.
tiaifa csstury $50 ulisn H. late
fsil.sr John o'Prisn II ise~sli. Mass
recommended b. bic psrishieaers 400
frisnds its prescription that bad ~.
stored hini a. hrslih aud strength ne
psopis named !, Father Johns Nedi.
cine
iis poser Ia make sircngsh aod
build sp the body explains Shy u
cures colds and all ihroa, aud lung
'roublea
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Tsis LAXATIVE ssoaa WfafRf H.s
saa ofHffitis isaHet as fisius q isis
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T II =

To any reader who sends Us his or her
name and address with FIVE stamps to
cover postage expenses. we viii at once
nail full.size 25-cent bottle Of Chase's
Constipation Tablets, the worker that
cures. Not n sample. mind, full-sizs
Write to-day, addressing Chase Mfg Co..
Newburgh. N. Y.