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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04
SPEAKS OF A SOUTHERN
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
Senator James Frazer of Tennessee
Says Dixieland Has Right to


NEW YORK. April 3.-United States
Senator James 'B. Frazer of Tennessee
in the course of a speech at the annual
dinner of the Tennessee Society of New
York at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel to-
night said:
IF we of the South want to nominate
a Southern man for the presidency we
have a perfect right to do so and If we
do he should not lose a single vote be-
cause he comes from the South.
There is no new South" continued
the speaker, "it is the same old South
We are all true Americans and have
the love of constitutional liberty"
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04
BUSINESS RIVALS THROW
BOMB AT BARBER SHOP
Wreck Place In Brooklyn and Are
Caught by Police After
Long Chase.

NEW YORK, April 3.-The barber
shop conducted by Pedro Santerio at
401 Van Brunt street, Brooklyn, was
wrecked by the explosion of a gas pipe
bomb hurled into the place tonight by
two men who suddenly appeared at the
front door with the missile. Pedro and
his brother. Antonio Santerio, were
thrown to the floor by the force of the
explosion, but were not seriously hurt.
After a long chase. in which several
shots were fired. the police captured
the bomb throwers, who gave the
names of Manuel Belenti and Rosario
Canidow. Business rivalry is said to
be the cause of the trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04
ADVERTISEMENTS.
hurry
and
Worry

Hurry, Ike a cyclone, whirls
you along at a rate that
quickly exhausts your energy,
and leaves you a nerveless,
wretched, broken-down phys
ical wreck.
Worry accomplishes the
same results in another way.
It drags you through the dark,
gloomy tunnel of forbodings,
wrecks your nerves and breaks
down the constitution.
Then don't hurry; don't
worry. But you will; and
your nervelcss, exhausted con-
dition brings headaches, neu-
ralgia, heart, stomach, liver
and kidney troubles. The thing
to do is: Strengthen the nerves
with DR.. Miles Nervine.
six months I was bedfast with
spells a cold. cla-ny feeling, couldn't
stand the slightest nose At times
] would almost fly 70 pieces; stomach
very weal-- Ny husband insisted on
my taking Or. Niles Nervine, and
began 10 improve before ] had finished
the first bottle, and to-day I an en-
ttrcly cured %
MRS. JOSEPH SNYDER,
"a Hudson St. TiffIa, o.
Dr.. Miles Nervine Is sold by your
druggist. who VIII guarantee that the
first bottle will benefit u Il fails, he
VIII refund your money.
Niles f-edical Co., EiI1hart, Ind
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04
Area sisters Die Together.

NEW YORK, April 3.-The bodies of
two elderly women. one Of whom is be-
iieyed to be Miss Clara FRANKFORT, and
the other that of her sister. were found
in their rooms in furnished apart
ment house on East Eighteenth street
today. Both were asphy xiated by gas.
other occupants of the house ex-
pressed the belief that the two women.
both of whom were more than so years
old, had committed suicide by mutual
agreement No cause was known.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04
SENTENCED TO PRISON
FOR HAVING FOUGHT DUEL
Son of Prusslan Minister. of Justice
Punished Because of Affair
of Honor.

BRESLAU, Prussia, April 3.-The
criminal court here today sentenced
Karl Bezler. lawyer. son of the re-
Gently appointed Prussian Minister of
Justice DR.. Bezler to four months de-
tention in fortress for having fought
a duel with pistols. The meeting was
the result of a personal encounter in
tavern, his opponent being Walter Cru
now, a young engineer.
BERLIN, April "a clause has been
inserted in the military pension bill
which, If it passes the Reichstag, will
preclude officers wounded in duels from
drawing pensions.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04
PRESIDENTS SECRETARY
THROWN FROM HIS HORSE
Loeb So Badly shaken Up That He Is
Kept From Performing His
Duties.

WASHINGTON, April 5. - William
Loeb. secretary to the President. was
thrown from his horse last evening
while riding and so badly shaken up
that he was unable to be at the White
House today. The horse he was riding
is a cayuse presented to him by Cap
tain Seth Bullock. and had not been
ridden for several days and was very
fractions.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04

men employed on the construction work
Of the Allis- -Chalmer Company's new
shops at West Allis, walked out today
because, they allege, John F. Harvey,
one of their number, was brutally as
saulted without provocation by five
guards hired to prevent trouble between
the union and non union men at the
shops. All construction work is COM
pletely tied up
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04
Must Answer to Grand Jury.

PITTSBURG, April 5.-A1ter
lengthy hearing today before United
States Commissioner Lindsay George l..
Ralston former individual bookkeeper
of the Enterprise National Bank of AL
legheny, was held for the action of the
Federal Grand Jury under a bond Of
$4,000 on a charge of conspiracy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04
Miners and Operators Unable to Reach an Agreement,
but Will Meet Again Later in the Week.

contents to the Shamokin scale COM
mittee. The scale committee will meet
again tomorrow.
Reports received from the anthracite
Held during the day, according to the
labor leaders, were satisfactory to
them. No breaks were reported in the
ranks of the mine workers and none
are expected.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04
porto Rican Bill Favored.

WASHINGTON, April 3--The Senate
on Pacific islands and Porto
Rico today considered the Porto Rican
bill and finally referred it
to Senator Foraker to put the measure
in shane TO meet the views of the COM
mittee The indications are that the
bill will be favorably reported to the
Senate.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04

NEW YORK, April 3.-The sub-com-
mittee representing the anthracite op-
orators ana the mine workers OF East
ern Pennsylvania held the first Joint
meeting here today. and after nearly a
three hours session adjourned until 1
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04

LIBAU April 3,-During the trial of a
submarine boat here today torpedo boat
from which several naval officers were wit
Messing the experiment struck a reef. Those
a snowstorm prevented the salvage of the
torpedo boat which sank.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04
NEW YORK CONFERENCE
FAILS TO END STRIKE

While the meeting operators
shutdown will long More resumed in the bnuminous
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-04

One Thousand Men Strike.
MILWAUKEE, April 3.-One thousand
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19
ONergencia entire Mr.. Roosevelt y Ell Senado
E|conde Withe aps|ando al pueblo ruso
Franda y Ia e'nhrentia de A|gedras
Vioencas del goberno frances en- Guadeloupe

N York, Enero Gables de Londres ectifcan las mott
cas dadas por los per6dos de esa cudad sobe truno
arbuye los beraes las urnas Creese que
lei error depende de confusion al trasmtr los despa-
chos La verdad que ey Eduardo ha dsuelto Par
amento convocando para eeccones e 3 de Febe
70 pr6ximo Los propagandstas potcos hacen grandes
esuerzos para atraerse la opinion Ell Times anunca una
victoria declslva de Mr. Campbell Bannerman superior las
|de Mr.. Gladstone oros tempos Dice que el cuerpo
electoral Sc contra los conservadores que escrut
puede resuar una sorpresa por la magntud de la ma
|yoria.
Comuncan de Washington que exjste una sorda ucha
entire e Presidente Roosevelt e Senado Este cuerpo re-
sueve nvestgar todos los puntos que poder ecuvo
aparece nvadendo las atrbuciones del legislative La i'm
preston domnante que Mr. Roosevelt demestrara la co.
rrecclon de conducta.
Informan de San Petersburgo que el Conde Withe ha
decarado que haandose dspuesto savar Russia de to-
das maneras preferra los medos beraes paci6cos que
responder programa de los 1ltimos meses Anade
que expanara proecos para asambea naconay que
abga la esperanto de que e pueblo russo comprendera
I'm sus ntereses procedera con aplomo eordura.
Otros cabegramas de la misma procedencia aseguran
que e conhcto actual del gobeno esta en- dcutades
nomcas que mole permten cubrr presupueso nj apear
una operacl6n hnancera e exterior Sc necestan SUI
considerable que excederan de mil miones derancos
negocacones banqueros de Europa no respondent
las exgencas de la stuac6n que pde remedies nme
diatos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19

L E0enement de aver -Paris-pubica un arti
cuo de sensaclon sobe la conerencia de Agecras apre
cando como muy d6c poscon de Franca en- e case de
no Sc acuerden las garantas que son necesaras
las ronteras entire Argela Marruecos Dcho per6dico
opna que Ia guerra pdede estaar este motive
e goberno frances conformara con perde ninguna
dc las yenaas obtendas por dpomatcos en- e Africa
DEL Norte 81 tono del editorial nuy altvo Sc e uzga
nsprado pof Nr. Rouvier en- persona
Comunican de Washington que el Representante Long
worth en- Ohio ha expcado el Evening Start sus pa
abras en- la Camara Baa segun las cuaes los Estados
Undos <deberan desembarazarse de Flpnas tan pronto
como pudleran hacerlo con honra~ Mr. Longworth ad
verte que su declaration de sentdo Immediate
que es solo un consejo para e porvenr.
Dcen de de la colonia francesa
de Guadeeupe- rena ALI poderosa agitac6n con-
ira goberno de la coona por haber este detendo los
|eaae1S de la oposc6a radical Dversos funconarios d
men ss cargos para sanconar la conducta del Gober
naoor Los perlodlcos emplean enguaje voento Sc
teegrata los dputados de Guadeoupe en- Paris exeendo
que paneen resueamente la question ante las Camaras
pdendo garantias para los derechos ndvduaes voados
en- sa arias manifestations tu,ieron uga en- estos
das en- las cludades pueblos mas mportantes una me-
dda del gablnete Rouver aguardada con impacencia
E Gobernador expca actitud dciendo que e lenguae
de los eaes arrestados va de todo punto nolerabe
e presgo de ranca no solo en- las Antas
slno ante la America del Sur
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19
EN- FL AYUATAM|EATO
Session ordinaria celebrada Ia
noche del jueves 18 de
Enero de 1906.
UNA 0RDENANzA
Algunos otroS acuerdos de in.
terks para Ia ciudad de
San Juan.

En 10 session cslsbrada anochs
por el Ayuntamiento 90 seord6 10 si.
guisnts ordsnanza:
Dssrftsss por sl Conseio Munich
pal dc 10 ciudad dc San Juan:
Artfculo l. So prohibs On sbso.
luto & los hombres disfrszsrss de mu.
isrss.
Artfoulo 2. Do igual nodo queds
prohibido sl ir las m&scaras Dor lss
ealles y plszas hacienda adsmanss ,
movimisntos dsshonestos; of eomo
molsstar On nads { Los transsuntss CON
vegigas nj ningdn otro objsto.
Artfculo 3. Mkscaras stayisdss
eon trsjss en- que % advisrta sucisdad
hsrspos, ste. etc., NO ssrkn admitidas;
nj que portsn obistos sucios 8 untados
Dc pringuss.
Artfculo 4. Cualquiera infracci6n
do ssta O:dsnapza, ID Policfa 10 evi.
sara On sl acto. y 10 denunsiar& al
Jusz dc Psz, penGndola este CON multa
no msnor do un dollar nj mayor de
eineo.
Artfculo S. Queda asimismo en-
TODD 81 vigor, 10 parte que On 10 sorde.
nanza sobrs faltas que dsbs corregir
10 Polisfas 20 rehsrs mxscaras y
eomparAas y Ia penalidad.
Artfoulo 8. Esta ordenanza ten.
drA cumplimiento dsspuss de aproba.
do por sl ssfior Alcalde.
Qusd6 pendlents el arrend amiento
del tsatro durants Ia temporada del
Carnival.
Sc rssolvsra en- 10 pr6xims session
sl seuerdo gratis del teatro y su alum.
brsdo & 10 compaHfa de opera Scog-
namiglio.
Sc Informs que la liquidaci6n
do los fondos del municipio deposita-
dos on el American Colonial Bank,
Banco Territorial y Agrfcola y J. M.
Csballos O., arroja en- 81 dc Diciem.
brs Ultima una existencia en- GAIA de
el37. .948. SO.
Sc acuerda recomendar 4 10 Junta
local de instruction el escrito de W.
rios vecinos del barrio &C sndul, de
Santurce, solicitsndo una escuela do
Contin'ta en- la pdgina IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-19
OTRAS HD7|C|AS
Para el acueducto. De Sail
nas....-Abuso en- Puerta
de Terra.
UN sEPELIO
Sub-colectores. = -Alvaro Pa
dial. Aggression en- Ia calle
de San Francisco.
uN sEPELIO

ri depsrtamento local del scue.
dusto ha rsclbido por el iltimo yspor
cinsusnts contadorss para aqua.
Ell Concsio municipal de Sail.
mas ha snvlado 10 Liga de munici.
pios un escrrito oponisndose & la Ley
do Condsdos.
Con la limpieEa praetlcada On
el barrio sSal si pusdess do Pusrta do
TERRA, 90 han comstido algunos abu.
sos. A un pobre visjo, 10 dsatruysron
un psqusHo sseaparats On dsnds 90
CANADA 10 vida sniisndo rssfrsseos
otras chuehsrfas.
Ell iuisio por agresi6n contra
Joaquin Mslsndsz, On Pusrta do Tie.
sra, ha sido trsnsferldo.
Ell domingo pr6ximo sparscsrG sl
primer ntmsro do 10 <Gacsta do 20.
licfas, nusvo psri6dico del cusrpo do
10 policfa insular, que dirijirG sl 10
ven eseritor don Ramon Julia Marin.
Aver { las once do ls naHans
20 efectu6 el sntierTo del csdGver ds
10 aHhora Teresa F6.ix de Carambot.
al que aslsti6 numsross eoneurrsncis
despidisndo sl daslo Wsnceslao Sire.
segundo jsfs del presidio.
-Ha sido trasladado con ascsnso
ManaI, sl sub.colsctor do rsntas
internas dc Vega Baia don Francisco
Barreras, sisndo austitufdo por don
Manuel Cusvas,que sirvs igual cargo
en- Vega Alta. Para ssta Ultima plaza
que queda vacants, 90 ha nombrado 4
don Ramon Vidal, smplsado do IL
sub colecturfa dc Aguadilla.
-Nuestro amigo don Alvsro Pa.
dial, alcaide de Ia cArcsl de Maya
gIez, psrmsnecera en San Juan hasta
81 l1ncs pr6ximo, en- uso do licsncis
que le fue concedida.
Hoy fue agrsdido en- la calle de
San Francisco Jose Almod6vae, auien
reciti6 varias consusiones sobre In
region temporal zquierda y sl music
del mismo lado. ri sgresor hay6
% perseguido por la policfa.
De heridas y contusiouss leyss
faeron asistldos en- la sala de socerros
Igaacio Q lintero, Salom5n B ,rrios
Francisco O!slora.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
UPHoLSTERING.

OLD FASHIONED rag carpet 50 cents per
yard reliable uph0ster!ng; mattresses
rev and reU.akirg folding beds repaired.
a l. SCHREIBER 5s7 AmsterlaIIl- ava
I-,s-.h--. - 2t,sELyeE
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18

IMPORTED HENRIETTAS
Extra silk hnish-44 inches wide
Red 20 Vine-7 s1ztss-
Ciray-5 shades
Blue-AIics 20 Royal-6 shaces-
Champagae 10 Dark Brown Ehades-
and 2 TO 1 shades each of Rose Violet
Green. 6sc--also Cream and Black
IS cent quality y------......-.- 50
Lirrit-10 ydA
No Nail o. Telephone OrderA
ALL WOOL CREPE ALBATROSS
tlU Crere hrlsL-fuu range % fancy
Spring shades as wel as staple coIo-S
also BIackA-45 cent quality y-....-..-- %
Ltmit-l2 yards-
No Nail or Islsphone CrderA
NEW TAILOR SUITINGS
Light. medium and 5ark-checi<s. stripes
and p.sids-als1 plain col5rLSs-
n uaEnifcent aSsorLmen, IN every
desirable combination for Spring
vear-3s and - Inca-valus SO. .-. 50
IMPORTED NUNS vETLINGS
Thirty shades. including all the delicate
pastel tiats-aIso new Quaker and
Queens Grays-42 inch-valus rs 50
IMPORTED CREAM SICILIENNES
so inoh-si'Sy lust-e-speciaIy
desirable grade for wonsn's outing
and summer sui-s-valus S. 80
LUPIN'S vOILES
As fnch-c-ose. even weave-crisD
hnlsh-tlis season 5 most popular
shades. including grayS champagne.
caster. tan. brown. alice, rose. hello
Ec.-aIso b-ack-EIsewhsrs -eS--... rs
IMPORTED BLACK VOILES
30 % 40 tach-cIoss. even weave
rich, deep Je-shlacz-
make elegant and stylish Eron and
Princess coS-uIes-
ss-sn qualities. ....-.-..-. 70 70 SO
Matched against those elsewhere o.
frr-1 40 oS 20 g as
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
OLD GOLD AND SILVER

DIAMONDS and old Gold. JeweIry bougb,
FOR cash SESSLER. 1255 Broadvgsv
opposite Imperial Hotel Tel. 66s-Aiadiso1
WORKOUT GOLD AND sr.vFE, n.,1s-s, =,
by +. LONGMAN'S SONS. gold ana a.
yer refiaers. s John-st
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
Four Splendid Values in
Fine Wash Dress Fabrics

IS i-stezd c. -
New EerceT.Zsd ErocsdeS
AI'over waite brocads grounds u-fsb 49,
hsuFe eHccts tn every wanted shade. also
white and olack-ve~y desirable - 'sbs--
Waist suits ard Cal-drs-'s su-n.r
Dreszea
81 Instead Of -
Fine kercsr-zed Caaro-zys
Pain colors-correct shades so- bows ara
girls Russan Dresses a-d vvonan's spl~-
shades 49,
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
20 BoEs' Sr!ts -. 80

Great opportunity 70 ~ out the BOYS Tor
sch0oI-styles are Norfolk and Double
Breast-mixrures and overplaids-full line
Of new Spring Tans and Grays-
Regular or E-ickerbocker Trousers-
Some Suits have two pair Trousers.
one pair OF each sryls-7 % IS years
No such value has ever been known
Llrit-TWo Suits
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
SILK AND WOOL EoLTENNES


SILK AND WOOL EOLTENNES
30 inch-Imported-sofl lusJrouA
cIfrsfng-very desira aoIe-aL ths La2esc
s1a5ss. also Cream and Slack
Quality elsewhere 81 I9-....... 70
Quality e-sswhs-s S1-59.-.-.s-.1 1S
IMPORTED HENRIETTAS
SIR hnlsh-ss and "a inch
Light and daTk-also cream ar1 6lsek-
elsewhere So % Sll9 .AS-. So IS
56-TNCH TAILORED sUITINGS
Newest s7-'1g Eresta. IN ths popular
G-ay-C1ecss Stripes. and pain.
also Invisible PIaids-rrata expressly
for Tailored suits-EE-ra valus---. .SS
EXTRA FINE
TAILORED SUITTNGS
Prerry Grays ans Alice Blue tones
tvery desirabisl plain or lnvistbla checks
ana stri-es-in their exceptional quality
and n0's1 they closely resemble hrs
Broadc.orhs-V'orzh SIS -----.-..--1 %
45-INCH FRENCH VOILES
Leading SHADES. Including Cream.
Alice Rose. Hello. Raspberry. Red
ana ot2eFs--'alas sl--5------..----- 90
+INCH FRENCH POPLINS
hr-n cord-Wtu not puu or sIip-so-e
fnish-25 shades ard black
value 'i-2' -----------------.----- .ss
IMPORTED BLACK BATISTE
- 70 80 inch-closely woven taor.cs
t7a1 give s0l-nd.e wear and zaks
Up attractively-
s.I qualities ....------ 20 - Z 90
s 20 S3 r-3 Ter cent less
nan same qualities are elsewhere o-srsd.
BLACK CHIFFON BROADCLOTH
Tmported-the dssirabUiry os thsss Il
wei Sn0wn-tnsy are l- q cia-s ~
taemselves-0s o-sr unnat-habls
Na-les AT -------------- -9S 70 2-f0
50 % 81 L--a
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
Sc Women's - GoWrs,1.7q

Fine soft sook-Skeletoa lace yoke
and sleeves-ive silk ribbon runnicgs-a
very Erenchy style.
LilrI--Cua
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley build
.rt lowesl REicss. MARX BROS. q Unlno
kl-s-.s
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
IMPORTED BLACK VOTLES
lz15 instead OF .19
v7over Cksck Crg2ndieS

lZ15 instead OF .19
woven Cheek Crg2ndieS
Lovely for Sumner wear and dancing
dresses-whit5. VITA woven cord checks
charrulugly printed with dover designs
in natural and fancy ttntA
lZIz Instead O. -
Fine SIX Crg2-[ieS
White with delicate pink Roses. Sprays.
and Apple Blossoms. touched Up with Just
a little green. that makes cool sun
unary effect
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18

7 CANS Any amounts on watches. 1ewelry
a. STERN'S. sic 6th-ave nsaI
slsS-st Not TIE corner. but next 20 t.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
sf,7s Babes DRESSES -.

short White Dresses az me Lawn ard
Naiusook-yokes with tucks. emb'y OF
lace. IN dainty baby styles. some with
square meek and short slssvss-Ena1ority
o. skirts with tucked or lace trim {
ruf1=s--6 mos % yrs.
Lin1tr--Twa
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
DENTISTS
STORAGE.

- S-I~9O1-s, 264 W. ls5th st--Expresss
.. I 80 furniture packed and shipped
94-- eu rarts OF country; hcens -~-sI~-|
roov1- Phone. 2SsO-- c---- 2 ssll.--S
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY
Imported Wolfe Suits
at S5O.5O
woNEN's APPAREL.
Replica Of z $l25 Foreign Eodel.

The jacket IS q loose Eton, the bottom of
which IS scaLOPed and outlined with a two
inch band Of solid embroidery in self color.
This band Of embroidery extends also Up the
'front.' over the shoulders and down the back
Al each side. A deep white lingerie lace COL
lar has an edging Of white pique and a silver
star embroidered in the corners. Vest Of
pique, decorated with braid of silver A wide
tri-l Of fured lingerie, edged with Val. lace,
outlines the jacket. Three-quarter sleeves
have bands Of embroidery and lingerie friIls.
Plated panel skirt, with solid embroidery
bands 10 correspond with jacket over an ex-
qulsite quality silk drop.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
TYPEWRITERS.
TyPewrItInE-5 cent? per line

TypewrItInR-J cents per line
NEW UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. $50;
new oliver. $50; Remington No. ? $l6i
Addressograph, $25; Rotary Neostyle. go,
Edison MimeOgraph, IS. ribbons. - cents
NATHAN'S. 20 Fulton ST.
TYPEWRITERS. - Remington, SO; Gran
dali, So; DensmoTe, Yost or Hammond,
$3.50. Expert repairing. GAY. l2l West
l2hth s.
TYPEWRITERS-- All makes sold. rented.
repaired. exchanged: reliable service
GORMAN. 20 Nassau-st. Telephone &I+o-
CoT;landt.
TYPEWRITER bargains: Remington No;
k1s. No g. S35 Smith-Premier. S35,
Underwood $50 all makes $40 up 10
Cortlandt-st. Tel 2566 CT
SIGO CASH PAYMENT secures New
wellingtin Visible Typewriter: balance
payabl in small weekly payments WILL
IAMs MFG CO.. 335 Broadway. Tel. 266
Franklin.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
s3.es Womer's Corsets 1.7sI

SILK hg'd Cloth and SILK BaJists-rnedium
or deep hfp-front and side garters-
extra fine lace and ribbon hnfsh-sIyles
FOR slim and medium stout hgures-au
sizes 20 %. -..
L,mit-Cus-
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
TRUNKS.

TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER AND RE-
PAIRED send for catalogue n CHILD
TRUNK WORKS. 212 East 9th 81.
STEAMER TRUNKS FOR $3.50. DRESS
Suit Cases Tor SO. from manufacturer 70
.-l- EEIsk- 400 ErnaaMaE.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
Ss.9a Girls, Sailor Srits z

200 Regulation sailor SUlta OF al wooI
serge-dsslrabIs che year roUnd-eSavy
Blue. Brown and Garuet-Braid trim
Silk tis. Shield and Sleeves. win hand
enb'd EubIeu-6 20 Il yeara
LLnl--Two-
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
81 70 I9 Ct. Nsckwear -. =

Lawn Chenisetrss, with lace and snnb'y
also Chsnisettes o. Baby Irish Lace
ard fancy Braid-also short Lscs Yozss-
Limir-TWo.
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izIz Instead -
Great Values in
Unusually Long Rugs.
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About EIalf

All Wool Brussels-effe blendinos to-e4
Green light shades Iandsoras MeaaIlior
AllOver designs-extra wide,
Attractive to look at and splendid service
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- SiTk Petticoats -. 7.aa

Black Taffeta SiIk-pleated 6ouncs with
rUfia and ruche-lengths IS % a
Ldnlir-Oue.
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PUBLIC AccoUNTANrs.

EDGAR d. BRINRERHOFF. Certified Pub
Uo Accountant State OF y. ~. 81 Broad
way. Room 6l0. Telephone oSOO-Broad-
THEO. KOEHLER, c. P. A--EIAnining
ana reporting upon statements and condl-
tons. 1.l35 Broadway, St James Building.
Tel 3.O54 Madison Square.
W E WALTER. Public Accountant and
Auditor.-Systems devised statements
prepared. financial and Industrial investi-
cations $50 Nassau-st. Tel. 500 Beekman.
tn PFNTLARGE. c. p. a. Consulting
Accountant 200 Broadway New-IoFk.
Telephone =. 2.502-Cortlandt.
SAFES.
SAFES. .-stiffel & Freeman standard safes
safes bought moved. repaired EEl -
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Come Here Tomorrow for
The Finest Dress Goods Values
you can find in this great metropolis

That is our cIarn-it than substantfated
by inspection Of the following spring goodcO-
pare any elsevvhere-you VIII be quick &c
pronounce them rnatchIess vaIuesI
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18

Zach piece Eua-a1cee6
Towel Bars-S0 Ir-h
Scap Cisres-f-r tub rf-a or Erazd
Sponge EaslSsts-f'r rub rt-1
Tooth Brush Holders-for Wan
Class Holders = sryIss)
PAPER Rollers
va-1a 20 70 Is cents sacA-...-.-----
Linir-Ons o. a kt-d
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Silk-lined Wolfe Skirts. New circular
gored model of French Voile-perfect-
fitting Taffeta drop Value $3.50 Special IZ'0O
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IMPORTED CREAM SICILIENNE!
TTpTNS VOLES

45 fnch-c-ose. even weave-cTtsD
dnish-tliS season most popular
shades. including grayS chaupaEns.
castor. tan. brown. alice, rose. hello.
Sc-aIso b-acE-EIsewhsrs IS Gee. W
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Se.e8 AT WccI s-arkets %

Fine AL Wool CaIfoTn!a-e1n double BED
sizs-si'vsr gray ard sanitary. pale blue
OF pink oord-rs-whipred edgs G. sig
bcll1-lsss than case 0r.cs.
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Nickel Ear.roon Fixtures

Pure whire-17ercerzed-5s zczes W1cs-
rsW and beauriful 7arernA
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$50 White Lawn Waists .T2
Entire fronts of wide En5'y and Val
lace insertings-open back or front
Elbow sleeves. All sizes
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