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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
NEw YoRK GENERAL MARKET

New York, Jan. 2.-Flour steady
 Cotton seed oil, prime yellow 22c
 Coffee. spot Rio, steady; Mo- invoice Skc; mild steady.
 Sugar raw. firm; fair refining axe; cen trifugal ee-test 3tsc; molasses sugar 2he; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
STATIONS.
VIII ReOresent Italy

Rome, Jan. S.-Count Torienelli, the Italian Ambassador at Paris, will rep- resent Italy at the second peace con- ference at The Hague. He will be as- sisted by General Robilant and a high naval officers who has n,nS ,vat been chosen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04

Port Eads Jan. 2-Arrived: strs., Blue Br, Hurry, Ceiba: Ncrdhavet, Dan, Schmidt, Vera Cruz May Grove. Br. Hewison' Ten
 sailed: strs, Etheiwynne. Br.. Bradford. Aaiborg. via Newport News; Pensacola, Oleary, New York; Ell Monte, maxon. New
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
Interior Movement.

7,T5S; gross receip.s 7.75s; shipments s,4Ss: sales 106: stock 106 4e1.
 Augusta-Steady. 11kc: net receipts L. 422; gross receipts 1,422: shipments 426; sales S09; stock 91. s65.
 Memphis-Quiet. Ii 9-16c; net receipts 2.071: gross receipts 3.726; shipments B. 512; sales 1900; stock 139,43s.
 St. Louis-Qulet. II Mc; net receipts 700 l; gross receipts 1888; shipments G3s; sales 12; stock 3s, 209.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts T2s: gross receipts 723; shipments 1.iGS stock l4,o26.
 Louisville-FiFm. II Ac.
 Total todsy-Net receipts 12.672; gross re eeipts 14.9e5; shipments 1s,1s5; sales 2,o27; stock 390,007.
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the limits of the city, but will also come inside the line connecting with the Pensacola Street Railway Conn panys line on North Hill and extend- ing north to Brent. There Is at press ent big demand for transportation facilities to that section north of the city, owing to the fact that 1t Is the faceory district. and al of the workmen employed there reside in the city, and have no means of transportation. The line will be constructed alongside of what is known as the hard road. and Is to be completed and in operation within eighteen months. It is also the intention of the promoters of this en- terprise to later extend the line to F1omaton, a distance of forty miles. thus competing with the Louisville and Nashville for passenger trafiic as far as that point.
 Omcers are Installed.
 Damon Lodge No. 13, Knights of Pythias. held one of the largest meet- ings last night to be conducted by that order in a number of months. The occasion was the installation of off, cers. Many visiting brethren and mem. bers of other local lodges were in att tendance. After the ceremonies a ban- quet was served, which was one of tia1 enjoyable features of the occasion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
NEW ORLEANs SUGAR.

New Orleans, Jan. 3.-suyar firm; open 3%c; centrifugal whites 3% 94c; yellows 3X@ 11-16c: seconds 2@3Mc.
 Molasses, open kettle 16 9S3c: centrifugal 6Q22c. Syrup 20430c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati, Jan. 5.-Flour quiet. Provisions steady.
 Whiskey quiet, $1 80. Eggs, easy. 204 22c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile Jan. S.-Arrived: Str. Norman Swedish. Andersen. Havana.
 Cleared: Str, Mobila. Cub. Walcott Ha- vana Schooner Major Pickands, Amer, Pickham, Philadelphia.
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NEW YoRK nRY GOODa
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

New York. Jan. 3.--In the dry goods mar today continued moderate trade was in proRress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04

New Orleans Jan. 3.--Cleared: Strs Prince Arthur Br, Kinney. Havana; Jamat can, Br.. Rabb, Liverpool
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Galveston-ouiet, II 11-1sc: net receipts s, 104: gross receipts s,i04; sales 300; stock 22s,0ss; shipments to Great Britain s.492; to continent 1.775.
 New Orlans-Steady, II 9-16c: ret receipts S.391 gross receipts s.3sf: sales 2.S25: stock 343.695; shipments to Great Britain 4,500; coastwise 2Ts.
 Mobile-Steady. Ii s-16c: net receipts 2s2; gross receipts 2s2; sales 200; stock 45.736; shipments coastwise 3.021.
 savannah--ouiet, II s-1sc; net receipts s253: gross receip-s s.263: sales 1,153; stock
 133.4s2: shipments coastwise geo. Charlesten-Nominal; Net receipts 37: gross receipts 37; stock 45,ss4; shipments coastwise 12 wiimington-steady. lie; net receipts Al gross receipts Al; stock 12910. Norfolk-Quiet. 11hc; net receipts 1,274; gross receipts 1.274: sales 572; stock 63, 163; shipments coastwise 4,246. Baltimore-Nomtua1, Sc; gross receipts $50; stock 16.343. New York-ouiet. II s5: net receipts 30; gross receipts 3,7s4; sales 15o; stock 227.ss2. gross receipts G53s; shipments to Great Britain 5q9. Philadelphia-steady, 12. 10; net receipts 3f; gross receipts T31: stock 2,s29.
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shown in the last week. the new export coms , pany having been active in buying ana generally at better prices than paid by other buyers. thus assisting In maintaining a higher level of prices
 The receipts of spirits for the week were 2.eS7, a fair gain over the receipts for the same period last year; and .he shipments, 4,126, of which 3.035 casks went to foreign ports chiefly to Rotterdam. Hamburg, Lon don and Leith. Tho present stock is unler 10000 casks. against 31.oo0 casks at the same Eoeriod last year
 The receipts of rosin for the week were 10.525 barrels, and the shipments ef.364, or which 17,s01 went foreign. or this foreign movement 1000 barrels were slipped to Anjer, Java. on the Norwegian bark Chris tina. the remainder going to European ports.
 Savannah. Ga. jan 3.-Turpentine steady 65c; receipts SIS. , Quote: ABC 8 ,45: D .ss,E1: E. ss.5b; F s3.57h: G 8 so; T s3 .65; I S3. s5; K s4 e5; N s4.s5: N s5. .45; we s5.70; wv s5.s5
 wilmington. N. c. Jan. s.-spirits turpen- tine. nothing doing: receipts IT.
 Rosin, nothing doing; receipts 1o2.'
 Tar firm $1 80: receipts S5.
 Crude turpentine firm s2.so. s4 50 and s4. 50 receipts 135.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04

(For next two daya) The Coosa will rise steadily; the Alabama will remain stationary tonight and then rise steadily during following two days attain ing moderate stages only.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
Total Mnxnr,,enI

Total today, at all ports. net 2s574; ship ments to Great Britain 13,b9f: to continent 2,025: stock 113s.S50
 Consolidated at nlI ports. net 4169; ship ments to Great Britain 47.352; % France 12,- 900: to continent 2e,131; to Japan 322
 Total since Sept. 1, at all ports net B. 147,611: shipments to Great Britain 1,s11.- 7s1: to France 4s11 197: to continent 1,323,- 3S1; to Japan 32. to Mexico 964.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04

NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREs,
MrNPHIs COTTON OL

MEMPHIS OUIIUN VIL Memphis Jan. 3.-Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude 251Sc; prime summer yellow 5sc; prime meal S25 70 $16.oO: prime cake s25 00
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Jan 3.-Cotton seed oil steady: prime refined in barrels 3lc: prime crude loose 25%c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04

sssie1 of the day 10, 900 bales, "f which 500 ;r@rr for speculation and export, and includ- e,i aOO American. Receipts 16.C00 bales, Including 30o American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-04
THE WEATHER.

Maximum temperature for day, 6s deg. Minimum temperature for day, 52 deg. Average temperature for day, 5e deg. Normal temperature for day, 45 deg. Accumulated def. since Jan 1, 137 deg. Av. relative humidity for day. 74 per cent&
 River Bulletin.
 Observations at Q Tn. 18th M. time.l
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River Forecast.

. Indicates rise. = Indicates fall
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rrvrnpnnT. sPoT COTTON.

T-fverpOOI Nan. 3.--COttOn, spOt psi dernand; prices points higher.
 An'n middling. far ,..' .'''S 9 4 4 Good middling ''.' .'.. '.e' SS99 NFfddling .... .... .... ..5 7 Low middling .... -''' ..'. go go Good ordinary s..' '.'' D, |. g 2 l-nn :. . O O
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
THE
GOLDEN
RULE STORE
YOUR
SAFEGUARD.

(DDDI(IN( proportion of Shoe are
coN Nioh~ ceapenng the quality of their
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
A Tragic finish.

A waichman's neglect permitted a
leak In the great Nuth Sea dyke,
which child's finger could have
stopped, 10 become ruinous break,
devastating m entire province OF
Holland. In like manner Kenneth
Mciver OF Aanceboro, Me-. permit.
ted a little cold 10 90 unnotlced un-
I'll tragic hnish was only ayetted
by llr. Kings New Discovery. lie
writes: Three doctors gave me up
To die of lung Inflammation, caused
by n neg lected cold: but Df. King
New Discovery saved my life. =
Guaranteed best cough and cold cure.
Mt Geo. W. Neither and Guy Edwards
drug stores soc and sio0. Trial
bottle free.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

stone walls, refusing 10 hear the
voice of the people that Is thunder
Ing 10 them, they viii be showed I'm.
der and probably kept out OF power
Tor eight years. That Is as long a
lease as We give the democratic
party, and II is very generous esii.
mate for them, because the last time
the country put the president and
both houses Of congress In their
hands they did the harakaii act in
the first eighteen months salt Lake
Telegram, Rep.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
Cured a Comrade Of Cholera Aorbss
and Saved his Lie.

While returning from the Grand
Army E0campmeEt at Washington
City. a eomrade from Elgin, H.. vas
taken with cholera mofbus and was
in a critical condition.. says NJ.
Houghlanj, OF Eldon, Iowa II
gave him Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Dian hoes Remedy and
believe saved his life. have been
engaged Tor ten years in immigration
work and conducted maay parties 70
the south and vest. | always carry
this remedy aud have used II success
fully on many occasions No person
travelling or at home should IT, with
out this remedy. For sale by all
dealers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

sharply advancing cost
Of leather and the ma
terials. But few peo-
pie can decide the mer-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
rnn PARTIES m 1905.

The special Washington cores
pendent OF the New York Evening
Post tells how the revival OF Mr..
BRYAN as candidate affects con-
gress. that the democrats are enthu-
siastic, that the republicans are con-
sidering that both the president and
Seeartary Taft are out OF the race
and Secretary Root has all his life
been an attorney for corporations,
with the result that there il an ex-
uberant feeling on the part of the
democrats and a panieky feeling on
the part of republicans, that the
democrats believe his boom will hold
out Tor two years, and "a when a
pebble is dropped in mid ocean the
waters do not cease To vibrate until
they break on al the ocean shores, sa
his boom dropped In public consider
alton now will go ON Vibrating To the
next presidential election.
Editorially the Post says these are
unhappy days Tor The original Bryan
men Of New York, those pat riots
that stayed by Brayn In the year
| when he was llIst a candidate. IL
Is not a matter worth extended dis
cussion now, but II would he some
thing like retribution to have Mr.
Bryan the only democrat that the
New York democrats could vote for
two years hence, because when lie
was first nominated all the great
tinauciers OF New York, all the press
of New York that echoes the words
OF the great iinanclers, all that class
that would insult western man II
he mentioned a belief that silver was
~ honest money as gold, will be In "A
dix II Mr., Bryan Is nominated again,
or be It, understood that Mr.. Bryan
Is Just as good silver man now as
on silver aie that II has advanced IN
value ~ that the government has
had To recon and debase Its Phil.
ippine money TO keep the shtewd
natives OF the Orient from melting
II up aud selling II for bullion. Aud
we can understand how MIR. Bryan
will be a very dangerous candidate
In 1908, very hard To throw down
and yet how easy 1t would he TO beai
him, II the republicans have tn,
wisdom 10 continue their prosecutio,
Of what Is unlawful In the trusts, |
they will take hold 10 good earnest
aud 80 revise the tariff as To take al
the pith out Of John Sharp Williams
Arrangement OF II last winter, AM
then instead Of puttering With silve
aud changing the mintage every tim
II rises or falls few points, whlc
can be done easily enough 10y simpl
passing statute OF four lines, tina
from and after this date the silver Z
silver-using countries will be n
, ceived by the United States at a ccl
tain sum per ounce, say 80 cents
c that law will equnlize the value ,
Il silver all this world around and v
+ that legislation neither Mr. Brya
IS nor any other democrat will have an
e plank To stand on. II the republ
j. cans are reasonably bright, they wi
J. cure what Is faulty In their preser
h bill of rights and will elect anoth,
: president In 1905. II they go on bu
F. ting their heads against two or thrs
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
Only 81 Years Old.

Il am only - years old aud don [
expect even when get u be- real old
to feel that way as long as ! can get
Electric Bitters, says Mrs. r.. IL
Frunson, uf Dublin. Ga. Surely
there's nothing else keeps the OLD Is
young and makes the weak a. strong
a. this grand tonic medicine. Dy>-
pepsis, torpid liver, infl1med kidney
OF chronic constipation. are unknown
after taking Electric Bitters a rea-
SOMA bile time. Guarau teed by Geo.
~. Neither aud Guy Edwards drug
gIsts. Price &c
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

of troubles u contend with. spring
from torpid liver aud blockaded
bowels. unless you awaken them TO
their proper action with Dr. King 5
New Life Pills: tie pleasautest and
most elective cure for constipation.
They prevent appendicitis and tone
up the system. &c at Geo. ". Meitz-
lar and Guy Edwards drug stores.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05
DEVOTED TO THE MINING INDUSTRY.
q
eDSA

Percentage of Losses in Legitimate Min
ing Ventures Smaller than in Agricul-
ture, Manufacturers, Forestry, or many
of the Other Industries
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

Statistics Prove Industry to be of lncom-
prehensible Magnitude in United States,
Employing Millions of People Producing
Great Wealth Per Capita
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-05

pie can teClut IIft HltT-
hts of a pair of shoes--so much
|may be hidden beneath the
Egloss and veneer. The brand
1--WE sell carries with it the as
Esurance of quality. 1t is the
Emost valuable asset in the
kpeople's shoe world today.
GThe makers simply can't af-
&ford to risk it.
The high standard Of the
Eshoes we sell will be main
&tained, even though later
This means an advance in
Eprice. Better far-gennine,
honest quality at an advanced
=price. than bogus quality
to hold the old price.
EBut so long as our resent
stock holds out, our assert
ment of these splendid shoes
Is at your service at the old
prices.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

nent resilient OF The Iiathush section IS PreSdea.
OF the commission and John ;. CitltnIn Is 5resi-
tary. The other members are Ralph letters Iyslls.
dent OF the Long Island Railroad; Jonn = nsn &
formerly a member of the law nrm OF Slsee ,.- and
Collin. and Edwin {. Swezey. the ehs'he0'
surveyor =, ,,,ar-
The commission IS Just now particl..t ,sa, feet
ested In securing an embankment' louI OUT 'prishtcn
high. which both the Long Island anu rs II 70
Beach tracks can be placed. from ANSTtsIHn STIand and
Neptune avenue. on the route TO ConeS is
Manhattan Beach. - ~eroova is
The Long Island road has offered 70 xyent With
tracks and put them on the same enaissior asked
the Board of Estimate last January ~ W sssnls 10
this change. but 10 has not done So S Ssn ccniis-
prefer a sixteen-fOot cmbanknlenS Llhv.tmsnt S
sions stand in favor OF the lower e,s and tas-
being warmly supported BY the reSice.ie, su "a -
PAYERS associations of that section. as gn~ W.
the BROOKLYN TRANSPORTATION Reform leaS~
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

along the liae of the two improvements shall be
free from grade crossings Their grade has also
been nxed by the commission, and this is enabling
builders 10 plan their operations more definitely.
by May l the F1atbush section. between Church
avenue and Avenue H. and the section from Ave
nue. II 10 Coney Island will be freed from twenty
nive niive grade crossings Fifty-nine more along the
line or the Long Island Railroad viii ultimately
disappear. Many OF these will go during the COM
ing winter, and three OF the most dangerous ones
have already been removed
Inc brooklyn Grade Crossing Commission serves
the city without salary, the members receiving
small allowance for attendance at the meetings.
Inc commission has charge OF the preparation or
an plahs and specifications and the superintendent
or the active work. IL has already administered
a az auhd no, or Seoso and ultimately Will have TO over
see the expenditure of nearly s. 100000
Two members of the commission were selected
by the railroads concerned, and another was APP
poiht7u py Aayor Low. Frank III. Brooks, a promi-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
GRADE CROSSINGS GOING FAST.
Good Work of Brooklyn Commission-Real
Estate Values Rise.

Real estate values in Brooklyn increasing
from % to SO per cent along the line OF the i'm
provements which the Brooklyn Grade Crossing
Commission is rapidly bringing TO completion. The
increase Is due largely to the wholesale removal
OF grade crossings which the commission is effect
ing under the authority of the Bay Ridge and
Brighton Beach improvement acts.
Property owners are also benehting because these
improvements will fix permanently the grade OF
the Brighton Reach and Long island railroads. and
accordingly water sewer and gas mains may now
be definitely planned for the sections through
which these roads run. The plans prepared by the
commission also provide that all future streets
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI-Julien Latour
Brand. lb. carton 12c.; dozen for s1.S5.
carton, Sc. each; Si.O0 dozen; 10 Ib. wooden
b4Dheit- :. Soc
FARINA-Best quality. lib. carton. Sc; dozen
sAGo, PEARL AND FLAKE TAPIOCA-1 lb car
PERFECT RICE-Large whole grain, the pick of
louisiana III. carton. Ice; ID. bag, 39c., and
Our own special importation of seasons
figs, just arrived from Smyrna.
Extrissina Sublime Layers, large size III. 15c.;
extra large, lb-. 24c.; Macaron. extra large,
GOLDEN CUsTARD PUMPKINS ID cans, 100.
SWEET VIOLET PEAS-EXtra early June. lee.
can. S1.40 a dozen. Sifted early June, 1tc.
FRESH LONG ISLAND ASPARAGUS-In quart
glass Jars. Priscilla brand. 4Sc., MOntauk brand
Csc, and Priscilla. brand tips. ...-........- .S2c
Priscilla Brand Grape Juice.
We warrant its absolute purity pints. 13c.
each; S1-50 dozen. Pnts. 2Ic each SEAS a
dozen Quarts; Sic each; siS5 dozen. z gal.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
India and CeylOn Teas.

RAJAH BRAND, / lb. lead cartons; regularly s6c
this sale.......... SAC
RAJAH BRAND. 4 n. lead cartons regularly acc.
tH1s safe. foc
OUR FAMOUS COOKING CHOCOLATE. Priscilla
brand equal 10 the high priced kinds. z III.
cake, TINS week ...-...'..-... l0c each
CURRANTS Cleaned, in Ib cartons best
Amalia, imported, 1Oc. each; best Nostizzio. i'm
ported 13c. eaSh
SEEDED RAISINS Best California lb cartons
I2c. EACH SI.35 a dozen.
RAISINS. Best imported Greek Sultana Rasins
cleaned in pound cartons 13c. EACH or Sl.50 a
dozen. Loose Muscatels. pound carton. 1oc.. or
SI.15 a dozen.
CLUSTER RAISINS. Best California. the stem
81
CITRON. ORANGE AND LEMON PEEL. Glace
Cttron well drained fruit, III. cartons. 24c. each
or $40 a dozen, Orange and Lemon Peel
equally fancy, 1 lb carton. 16c EACH or SI.s5
dozen.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

Miss Florence Norton Griggs. OF No 81 Eighth
avenue, was the hostess at card party given on
Wednesday evening for DIR. and Mrs w. r. b.
Clark, OF San Francisco. who now visiting Mrs.
Clark's mother Mrs. J. F. Goddard. No 779 Car
roll street. Euchre played. and there were
about fifty guests.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

have become popular among the parishiouers of
Christ Church. Clinton street. since the former be
came its rector. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Melville
Bull of No 1863 Henry street have cards out for a
reception on Wednesday, December 8, in their
honor
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

On Wednesday. November 81 the first anniver-
sary of her wedding Mrs. Arthur Wellington opp.
of FIatbush. will receive at her home No. 15 Mon
tague street. from until and from until 10
p. IN. The two attendants at her wedding. Mrs.
Edward r. White and Miss Florence Morrison.
and Mrs Russell Prentiss. Mrs Walter Macklin,
Mrs. William I4Oughlin. Miss Jean Robb. Miss
Florence Schoverling and Miss Edith Mae Laury
will receiYe with her
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

Mrs Charles Edgar Smith and Mrs Archibald
d. Smith. nee Estelle r. Rees. will receive on
Friday evening, November q. at No. 81 Halsey
atra
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

late addition to the long list of coming out
receptions is that for Miss Althea Meserole Jaeger
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Laurens Reeve Jaeger
of No. 293 Cumberland street. The date set Is
Thursday, January 3.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

part of the summer, is Thursday, January II.
The First Reformed Church will be the scene of
the ceremony, which will be followed bv a large
avenue -o
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
No Other Grocery Ever Offered Such Opportunities
For Preparing the Thanksgiving Feast

Care been taken nhmaeH ty for
70 the ~ the lie O h ca may hph now n ppa
Flour FrorngE gExrasS Spices C hgi o i
efnete sin finest tGeS Anet
hgh ghgueo Even they weerf fd there edb De on h prices
tng foo expo las np rice
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
After Dinner Coffee.

A triumph-our Oriental brand delicate In
aroma. delicious in flavor; regularly SAC
pound. for this sale. l b. can, Soc or III.
.Sl.4O
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

The date set for the wedding of Miss Msry
Pinkerton, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Allan Pinkerton, and Jay Freeborn Carlisle.
whose engagement was announced thu latter
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
Priscilla Brand Flour.

Compare its quality with brands sold for
much SIS 90 barrel. for this sale. a barrel,
$3.50. y barrel. $780, and bag........... roc
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
Havemeyer & Elders Crystal
Domino Sugar.

bib cartons. sold by dealers for 44c: price
for this sale. SIC
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

ARMoUR's SMOKED TONGUEs-speciaIly smoked
and closely trimmed; weight from TO
pounds :......--- 15e: pound
FOR THE SALAD-Leon Marcsau 81 Gle. Brand.
Olive OIL = pint bottle, &c; dozen. So 81;
pint bottle. Sc; a dozen. SLID; quart bottle.
SEC; dozen. ss-22; Il gallon S1.64; gall
ion can S2.9S
Crosse and Blac6Welrs
Taragon Vinegar medium bottle. ..............2 .29c
Malt Vinegar. large bottle Ice
Chilli Vinegar. medium bottle. 29c
Crab Apple Cider Vinegar ar----.-............-..15 15c
W mite ~ vinegar 10c
oLIVEs-Large perfect Queen Olives-1o bot
tie, 23c. eaci: So 20 dozen; 20 OF. bottle. 4sc.
each: S5.25 dozen. so bottle sIc. each:
$500 dozen: stuffed Olives. I0c. a bottle.
or s115 dozen; 10 OF. bottle stuffed Olives 25c.
each, or...-........- .........-... S2.15 dozen
LEMON FLAvoRISG EXTRACTS
2-ounce. regularly 15c., at..-.........-.... lee
z-ounce. regularly 2sc at..-..-.....-...... 22c
s-cunce- regularly 4sc at-....-.-.--..-...--. 39c
le-ounce. regularly ssc., sc
SPICES Of all kinds. We guarantee them
lutely purs-price for quality always the lowest.
SHELLED ALMONDS-Best Sician. 40c. 10.
Best Malaga Jordans. ......-..--.... 59c. IN.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

MISS Marian Ward Low. whose marriage to
william Raymond will take place at ST MI
chaels Chapel, in High street, Tuesday, Mo-
vember 70 win be attended by Miss Madeline
Chauncey and Miss Mary NJ Howard Jaw p
III UTIHsie VIII be the best man. and the ushers
Nh WI De George Sheldon Chauncey Daniel
SSnauncey, Jr, George c. w. Low Alfred T.
MOTIFS, Albert r. Fish and James F Pierce
- iatse reception will follow at the home of
No 3 Pierrepont Place a. "a Low