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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

FOR SALE-A number Of good mich
cows. Inquire OF CofIman & Bowman. or
n, the creamery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
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CHURCH NEWS
ssptlss Church.

ssptlst Church.
S. c. Green. Pastor.
Morning theme: Foreign Missions
Anthem: praise Ys the Father"
Evening: Ruth Cleaning" Anthem;
"oh. Love the Lord"
Sunday school s:+6 .. m. Young
Peoples meeting 200 p. m. a cordial
welcome 10 all.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
frank u. Hoiisnbscs. pastorJ
All services in the opera houss. Sun
day school at $40 .. m. Epworth Lea
que at p. m. Evening service at 3 p. m:
Morning theme: The Coming Temple.
Evening: IF Any Man Thirst"
The public will find cordial wsleoms
at all these services.
Rocky Ford N. z. Circuit
c. W. Simmons. Pastor.
Parsonage 6ii N. 18th st.
Services every Sunday as follows:
Newdals S. S. 10 =. m. Preaching
swinL. S. S. $3.50 p. m. Preaching
IaFaye.,s. S. S. 2:5o p. m. Preach
ing. z:5o. , c..
Epwor,h League. lafayette. Sun
day. 6:45. Prayer meeting. Wednesday
ESQ.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

Hereford Buiis for Sale.
W. E. Fsn.an & Co. have for sale
several choice Hereford Bulls. 60-4t.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

A variety Of the best Of Home Cookery
I the W. C. T. U. Rest Room.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
For Sale,

Ono hydraulic barber chair. In
quirc at this office. SIT
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

Another prosperity item-Miss Flor
snes cassatt's purchase Of S@z6 msh'
lin piano OF T. J. Hill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

A W. CT. U. Mothers meeting will be
held in the Rest Room Friday. June 90
The topic is Sundays with the Children
led by Mrs. Newby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

The BsymeF Land 4 Invsstmsht Co
has been doing some good trading Tor
for Mark benson. exchanging 30 serss Of
land for Pueblo residence property and
cash. They also report the exchange Of
Chas Stevens 40 acre farm for the 20
room fiat Of Edward w. Brady OF Pueblo.
Value involved $4,000.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

Christian.
~. Miiiard Nelson. PssiorJ
Regular services next Sunday.
First Church Of Christ. Scientists.
Samuel A. Taylor. First Reader.
Kearby Hall. 2o< North Nam. Sunday
service at ! a. m.
Subject: God"
Testimonial ,arviess sssry Wednesday
at 8 p. m.
First Presbyterian Church.
Nv. I. Davenport. PASTOR
Tho usual preaching services ey inc
pastor. morning and evening. to which tho
public is cordially invited. Sunday school
e..5 A. m. Y.P. S. c. {. at 700 p. m.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

Teams wanted at Swink Sugar Fac
tory. C.Leonardt, Contractor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
SHOES.

In Shoes we have an extensive
line OF ladies' and childrens' OK
fords, both Kid aud Canvas, al
SO a line of mems and boys
Shoes Of the we'll known Clover
Leaf Braud. These all 60 at a
BIG DISCOUNT.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

The funeral Of Margaret. the thirtssn
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. An
dsrson. corner Of Sycamore and South 9Th.
will be held this friday afternoon at two
o'clock. conducted by Rev. Nelson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

~. n. Wilson Of Manzanola is in the
Rocky Ford country this week contract
ing for cherries for shipment 70 the Bar
tow canning factory at Manxanols,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

The Ebbert Seed house has been pur-
chased by Or. H. Van Buskirk and r. S
Beall. who will continue the business un-
der the same name as heretofore. The
new proprietors propose to greatly en-
large the business in every way.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
HARSH L4WS REJECTED
Gar Shoes Liberal Tendency
Opposition of Press.

ST Petersburg Feb. 2I.-The ukase convoking
the National Assembly for May 10 which was
issued against the desires of the reactionary ele-
ment at Court. has been followed by further evil
dence that the Emperor is less subject to former
influences Against the opinion of the Cabinet
ana large majority of the Council of the En-
pre-. his majesty has rejected the proposed law
providing for the extension Of the trial by court
martial for political offences to all parts of the
empire. and accepting the Yiew OF the minority
that there is justification for such a law in a
constitutional state during elections TO Parlia
ment. His majesty also rejected the measure
authorizing the troops to fire 'ff insulted." and
forbidding the firing OF volleys of blank cart
ridges I'm street disturbances
With the exception of the "Novoe Vremya"
the Russian press receives the National Assem-
bly, ukase with coolness and mistrust The
"Novoe Vremya" to-day heads its issue with the
date Of the COnvoCa tion i'm poster type the
nrst page, and says It will be the day of the
juvenation of the country.
The "Slovo" comments doubtfully on the
nouncement, but admits it is now probable that
the National Assembly will meet
The Russ" which has been attacking the
government for delay in summoning the As
sembly. now blameS the Ministry for. COnvOkng
it without full representation. and says that the
ukase VIII not cause satisfaction in Russia, be
cause the National Assembly. although elective
Is not representative. elements of the population
which would he likely to crtiCise IL having been
carefully excluded.
The 'Nasha Shisn'' is also indignant at the
government for convoking the Assembly too
hastily.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
FRENCH ARMY RESERVE LAWS.
Senators and Deputies May Be Freed from
Liability to Service

Paris, Feb. 27-There was a discussion i'm the
debate on the budget In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day relative the devOlution of
legislative powers in time Of war. which hitherto
has not been clearly defined. The question was
placed on paper seven eight months ago. but
was postponed til! more opportune moment.
owing to the possibility OF an unwarranted sig
nificance being attached to # while Frances for
eign relations were strained. The Minister Of
War n. Eticnne, to-day replied to this ques-
ton. which was proposed by Deputy Rosanbo,
saving that the government was considering the
Introduction OF a measure 70 deal with situa-
ton which might be caused by the liability for
service Of many Deputies and Senators who also
might be reserves Their enrolment according
10 NJ Rosanbo and other Deputies. would create
an unconstitutional situation. owing 10 the legiS-
lative bodies being left incomplete.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
RUSSIA rs MEDI4TOR.
1nriety Ouer MOrocco-Tak Of
agreement 1Cih Britain.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 27.-Russia is using all
her influence at Berlin TO prevent a rupture be-
tween France and Germany. Her action has
been taken at the instance Of Paris. where the
Rouvier government is apparently convinced
that Germany intends to maintain her attitude
on account Of the close relations existing be
tween the courts of Berlin and St Petersburg
it is believed in France that Russia will have
more influence upon Emperor William than any
other power. Earnest representations in favor
of concessions to insure avoidance OF an appeal
10 arms accordingly made. to which Ger
many replied that she had no desire to provoke
war. Nevertheless she gave no indication that
she proposed to modify her conditions and Rus
practically all hope of agreement has been
abandoned.
Although Count Cassini. head of the Russian
mission. reports that the conference will be
fruitless, he expresses a decided opinion that
hCstilities will not result Russia is much con-
cerned about the situation. as war between
France and Germany would greatly embarrass
her Not only is the Russian government 50
engrOssed with the interior situation not to
be in position TO offer aid to her ally, but war
would end the possibility of contracting another
loan in Paris. of which Russia is in urgent need
Premier Witte has now become distinct ad-
vOcate of an Anglo Russian understanding, and
il is understood that negotiations have been or
about TO be reOpened in London. If they are
successful ii grouping of the powers VIII un-
dOubtedly check Germany's ambitions. The
main obstacle to an understanding Is the dis
pute regarding the respective spheres of infiu-
the Russians loath to abandon their plans
for reaching the Persian Gulf
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
NINE. sCHUMhNN-HEINK WINS CASE
Gains Possession of Three Elder Sons and
Fortune of Late Husband

Dresden Feb. 2T-The courts here have de-
cided that the three elder sons Of Nine. Schu-
Inann-H Hcink. the singer. shall be permitted to
accompany her 10 America in April and have
also awarded her the fortune OF her late hus-
band on the ground that II was earned by her.
lIme. Schumann- Heink recently appealed TO
the State Department AT Washington for as
slstance IN gaining possession of her elder sons,
who were said to be detained in Germany on
the ground that they were liable to military ser
vice. - hereas the ginger. naturalized Amer
lean and the wife of American. by her
second marriage u William Rapp her man
ger In Nay. 1907. claimed that her sons were
entitled 10 come TO this country with her.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
COD LIVER OIL.

ii almost makes you sick TO
alInk Of it, but if isn't nearly as
'ad as it used TO be. The inn
ro'ed method of refining it
makes 1t much easier to take,
q r''u When made into SCOTS
!, l''uison almost every one can
AXE It Most children like it
@.u all children that are not
,,e ,ooust are benefited by it.
~oen the doctor says Take
- H'er Gil, he generally
%ss means SCOTS Emulsion; ; ask
!. .'Il If he doesn't. They know
!. more easily digested and
.'.'sF Than the plain oil.
soHsE. &c. Pearl Street. Ne. r.,.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
,UERICANS In SAFETY
,usSJONARIES ESCAPE.
c...boots and French Cruiser Sail
III, Ohio Goes to Hong Kong.

n.,,ns. Feb 27-The American Consul Gem
g. Rodgers. telegraphs from Shanghai
ss" fo,rteen American missionaries who
ta' Nan-Chsng all reached KiuKiang in
safety. - c.,o ;s ,rooeod,ne from Nam
the scene Of the trouble.
-,., Feb. 27.-The French cruiser Des-
"a the American gunboat Quiros sailed
cI's o. Kiu-Kiang. II is understood that the
o. %. sloop Clio and the gunboat Teal are al
rady there
-. Feb 27-The battleship Ohio, flagship
=. american feet on the Asiatic station, has
n.s tor Hong Kong, where she will dock and
=, rsre,rs so as 10 he prepared for possible
s1gences
--,o, Feb. 2s.-Telegraphing from Picking
-. correspondent Of The London Tribune
says
-. s,b- -Prefect Of Nan-ChanG, who has had
"a rerutation among foreigners since the
10 troubles. invited the missionaries 10 A
R , After the dinner the Sub-Prefect WITH
60 and attempted TO commit suicide Ihis
W a. chinese eyes made vengeance necessary
a. "A "a tho massacre Of missionaries.
r. feeling in Pekiug Is apprehensiVe, oWinS
80 fscr that 2 chinese shoe was thrown al
y. Tr,nress Dowager while she was walking In
- ,aI9ce garden. The miscreant has not been
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
GERMINY'S TURN TO act
French Delegates Tie5c of Algeciras
Situation.

Algeciras Feb. 27.-The French officials at the
Moroccan conference do not look favorably on
the report from Berlin that Germany will make
concessions If France VIII also yield something
The French say # will be time enough for Ger
many TO ask further French concessions when
Germany has responded to those already made
Until this is done the indications are that France
will not move.
Sidi Mohammed el MOkhri. the second Moroc-
can delegate has caused stir by the disclosure
that concessions for harbOr improvements at
Casablanca and Saffl two leading Atlantic ports
Of Morocco. were given TO the Creusot company
French( at the time when the Germans got
concession for harbor improvements at Tangier.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
CELEBRATION IN sANTO DOMINGO.
President Caceres in Message Favors Treaty
with United States.

Sato Domingo, Feb. 1.-THE Domingans to-
Gay celebrated the independence Of the republic.
There was reception At the palace of the dip
onatie and consular corps and the commander
and other officers Of the American gunboat
Dubuque
President Caceres sent d message 10 Congress
recommending a revision of the constitution and
NE import and export dues the Improvement OF
a7 ports and public roads. the enactment OF
avs beuetiting agriculture, the free administra-
in Of justice and other improvements becom-
E civilized nation. lie said that peace pre-
vailed throughout the republic and recon-
nsloed Congress 10 study the treaty now be-
l''e the American Senate as necessary 10 The
seiare Of the republic. The modus vivenli, the
resident ADDED, Was showing good results, the
customs collections being larger than ever be
o'e The message made favorable Impression.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
CONTROL OF NI4G4R4.
Canadian Commission Opposed to
DirersiOn Of Water.

Toronto. Feb. 27-George Gibbons. chairman
Of the International Waterways Commission.
says that the commissions report viii be pre-
sented next week. In regard to the Niagara
Falls question # is understood that the COM
mission is clearly of the opinion that the
greater volume of water is on the Canadian side,
this water could not be diverted 10 the American
side except by the employment Of means which
would be most destructive to the falls. and that
the control of electric power must remain largely
with Canada
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
.MOROCCO'S CIVIL WAR.
Sultan's Forces Preparing to attack
the Pretender.

Malaga Feb. 27.-Dispatches received here
from Melilla say that the Moroccan land and
naval forces are simultaneously operating against
the Moorish pretender and his French filibuster-
ing supporters. The gunboat Sid el Turky
bombards the coast villages. and the military
forces are concentrating for an attack on the
pretender's camp at Zelwan.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
4GIT4TION SPREADS.
Alarming Message from Canton
ReceiTcd at Manila.

Manila. Feb pa leading American firm in
his city has received the following cable
dispatch .tom Canton.
The boycott has greatly encouraged the anti
s,-sigp feeling Teachers. refOrmers. agltatorS
and lie native uewspap pers now have the power
N that association behind them, causing a re
rarkshle growth iu the reform party and secret
so-ieties while the foreign. anu-dynastic
g7oerov Of Canton by his aut0cratic ruling ana
his antagonist attitude 10 the foreign consuls
encourages The masses of the people In their
sHlfOregn feeling
In the prefecture of Chang-Chow, near Annoy,
recent outraEes against foreign church proceed
ue approved hy Peking. have strengthened the
revolutionary forces. who are now eager TO Try
conclusions with the government
In portion of China between the 1anEtse
Valley and the Hong Kong district dangerous
srtiforegn feeling exists which is likely 10
break out a. any moment
The federal troops here are continuing prep
f-stons for possible active service.
Dr X Carroll, of the Methodist Missionary
Society announced yesterday that he had received
ron Bishop Bashford NJ Shanghai. q cable mes
sEs in response "a ono sent yesterday asking the
Rsnop 10 give the names of missionaries at Nan
Chag il is as follows.
lanes Charles and families. I>ewiE Howe. OG-
t0r Kahn Newly Hughes, all reached hiu-
KsHg safe. Property unbuTned- Trouble due
Nsncn Catholics fatal quarrel with magistrate.
he Lewis referred TO- Dr. Carroll said is the
Esy Spencer Lewis. superintendent OF the mission.
Elo was evidently on visit 10 Nan-Chang.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
BRITISH COMPENSATION TO FRANCE
House Votes $273, ,O80 for Loss of Fishing
Rights in Newfoundland

London. Feb 27.-The House OF Commons TO
day appropriated s27S,OSO TO compensate Franc
for the loss of her fishing rights on the coas
of Newfoundland.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
RESTAURANTS
FOR SALE.

RETIRINC; from paWnbroking business: all
goods must lie disposed Of; diamond l""
.Ir-- watches an haius, ladies and gccts
,totrlEE. EcsiyGl ,-s,rUu ems, s.ltt-va-e q
and tools at the prise luanrt. Don MICS
this chance FOR hig haTgains EMPIRE
LOAN OFFICE $50 18th ave. between 2oth
ALL 3eth sta.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
LESS FEAR OF RUPTURE
German Prophecy of Good Ending
of Moroccan Dispute.

Berlin. Feb. 27.-The Sid Deutsche Reichs-
correspondents" OF Carlsruhe. which has the
reputation of being the purveyor of Chancellor
Won Bnlow's views foreign politics. maintains
a much more hopeful attitude relative to the
Algeciras conference than that OF the French
press. The Correspondent" depreCates the as
sertion that the conference is about to disband
because of hopeless disagreement, and says its
continuance is assured for the present, adding
that the intrinsic reasonableness Of things" to
use Gambettas phrase. speaks against a hasty
breaking off of deliberations. and it will not
come TO that unless influences gain the upper
hand which shall make of the Morocco question
q plaything of political passions"
The Corresponding" says the bank question
no longer is a mere diplomatic duel between
France and Germany exclusively, but that the
material interests of a number of other powers
weigh against the special claims OF France in
the bank question.
London. Feb. 27.-The report that Germany
has expressed willingness to make concessions in
the Moroccan dispute If France will yield some
thing and the announcement from st, Peters
burg that Russia is using influence At Berlin to
prevent rupture between Germany and France
gave Great Britain ray of hope that the con-
ference might still succeed In settling the ques-
tions Of the police and state Bank of Morocco
This hope. however is not strong. An official
said to-day
II must be remembered that France made con-
C"ssions before the conference met and has con-
tinued TO do since. 1t is difficult To what
more France can concede- To give unfriendy
power control of the State Bank would be preju-
dicial 10 the Frenchmen who have been financing
Morocco for years, while any relaxation of
Frances efforts TO paCify the Sutans empire by
handing over the police to the powers would
cause endless troubles in her North African col
ony. Even the suggestion that she give Italy a
hand with herself and Spain In differing the
gendarmerie seems unreasonable France should
control the finances and police of Morocco.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN desires room IN strictly pri-
vate family: central location; references
exchanged. r., Box 80, Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

VIOLIN. Amati. formerly property OF late
Theodore Thomas: sold by him TO Mr.
Nicholas LongwoTth: here on sale from Gin
rfnnat{ FI.ECHTER. - Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

--~---------~----~N-
APPLICANTS rejected for life insurance
covered legttimately. Apply PARK
NATHEWSON. st. James Building, n. Y.
MANUFACTURERS have your trade
marks protected under the New Law.
Charges in full EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
including all government fees. EXPERT.
Box g. Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Single insertions cents per line, SIX
teen words seven times consecutivelyt IL
which entities advertiser to have rooms en-
tered In The Tribune's Directory OF Desir-
able Rooms for a period OF fourteen daNs
Write for circular.
NICELY furnished large room. private
bath: also small room: gentlemen reter-
enCe. 4i West 4fth st.
11STH ST, 414 WEST. - Choice suite
moderate apartment: dining room IN
building: references
COMFORTABLE home for gentleman: moo
ern apartment: Americans: So; board op-
tional: hallboy. 2O3 West 1lIth-st.
32D-ST.. "a WEST -Bac cehIcrs; mxuriously
furnished rooms; lrlvete baths: back par
Tor suite; also single room, telephone Tet-
erences
bS EAST SRTH- -ST.-Large parlor for phy-
SiCian; sleeping rooms en- suits or single
gentlemen. breakfast.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS Sickness, accident. death: one
OF the best insurance companies wants
agents; they can make $50 per week. Ad-
dress Box 3.455, Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
J. p. MORGAN AT TANeIER.

Tangier. Feb 27.-J. Pierpont Morgan has
rived here.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
UxrrRN1sHED ROOMS WANTED.

COUPLE desire two unfurnished rooms.
closet, running water, below 23d- st 4.
about April Is. references. PERMANENT,
Box & Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28

AGENTS for life Insurance companies haV-
ing rejected risks covered legitimately.
Apply PARK MATHEW SON. st. James
Building NeU-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
Tonight We Inventory
Reductions
Without Regard to Cost or Value

Many full price but OF
which limited make it necessary
for us to closeOu a paid
Those who buy now get great moneys worth.
NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
Pre-Inve1tcry Clear-up OF
Table Linens
Towels
TeWel ll,nSS

The only way 10 realize extent
of reductions is 70 visit dept
....ClearanCe lots are plainly
markeCl-we can only mention
few. majority cannot be adver-
tisPd. as quantities may not
bold Out-sN bear in mind these
are only samples -
All Linen Herrstitch Sets-s4 cloth
doz. Napkins-were 81 449-.-......2 AS
An Linen Damasks-62 TO "a in,h-
were 10 .-.--------.--- -------.-.--- 80
All Linen Napkins-21 inch
were s19S dozen. ..---.----.........1 -
Mercerized Na7klus-24 inch
were 81 9S dozen ....................f 40
Fine Satin Double Dsnasks-
IS ard 20 inCh-speciaI. ............ 9S
Napkins t. match
= sfze-usuaIIy Sc. Ga dozen. 2. 10
"a size-usuaHy 50 50 dozen 10
MarseilIes Huck Towels -fringed-
worth cents. .............. =
Huck- -Hem'd-reguIarIy .12....... 2
Full BIeached Huck-H- s.
l9x36-vere 10 --..--.----.-.........
Heavy TIrkIsh Towels 2Nx40-
We're - -..-.-.--..- ...--.......... =
All Linen German Damask Towellinx--
II and 20 inCh-weTe "a. 9.--.-....... 10
Is inch All Linen BarnsIey- Crash
value -l2'a --.----------. -.---.-..--.- 81
IS inch Glass Towelling-special. -. .f21s
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley build
.rs: lowest prices. MARX BROS. "A Union
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28


s1S. % SILK Damssk Portieres. .--... g. .9S|
SIT os SIX Frcu Frou Portieres. -. I z .SS
S22 as Brocade Velour Porttares 10. %
.9s Rich Mercerized Damask.... Z .SS
81 9s Tapestry Bordered Arnure.- g SS
si9as Brocade-leather border ---. I 80
s4es Armure Tapestry Portieres.. 9 9S
S15.9S French Net Bed Sets. ........t .9S
sci os French Net BED Sets........14 .9S
sac as Arabian Lace Bed Sets. Pr. .SS
si2 as Irish Point Bed S-ts.--..... O 9S
50 as Raadad Stripe Couch Covers. 9S
81 as Eashmir Couch Covers. g 40
<2T3 Tapestry Table Covers
yards square --..---.... .SS
So as and So 9s French Verona
VeIours-5d inCh-yard. -.....--...- .SS
Point Arabe Curtains
Irish Point Curtains-nsat and
snowy dssizns-plain or hg'd centres
beautifully finished.
Lot 1-were s. "a. ......-......-SS .SS
Lot 2-vere sS as. S..............A QS
Lot 3-weTe 81 -9S- S-..----.---.--O Z. SS
Real Arabian Panels 36x54-
French Net-22- inch motif
value So. 40. reduced to.............1 9S
Irish Point Panels
net measurement 36xS4-
15-inCh motif-wers 20. e............ 40
Rope Portieres-Festoon and
Valance Drapes-vere 81 %. .......1 90
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28

Sheets and Pil,cW Cases
Well known brandS-Of some
sheets and no pillow cases: Of
others. pillow cases but no
sheets-just as good TO a house
keeper. but lots too broken up
IN carry over
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
HlPEUEETtN1.
Typewritinx-5 cents per In.

IypcwritinK-5 cents per Ilas.
THPksNN RITEItS.--AH makes sold. rented,
repaired. exchanged; reliable service.
GORMAN. 90 Nassau-st Telephone = IiU-
CorIlandt.
TYPEv RITERS. S.-RemiEgton. $40; Dens-
more Yost OF Hanmonu. 81 so; Calisraph,
81 80 GAY. III West l25th-st.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28

Extraordinary. indeed. are the
reductions made. but profit can
not be considered nOw-we
want to clear these out to-day
and these prices will certainly
New-York tribune., 1906-02-28
50 cents fc-
SilKOlsne Cnmtcrtahles

Full slze-pure white cotton filed
dainty colOrs-regularly S1.10.
\ cleanup before Inventory.
We take stock tonight
IN SAME SECTION
To cleaH
Full size Crochet Spr~s3s-Axtra heavy
hem frinEe-vsre 81 40. ----..... .pS
Extra 1ne and close weave Crochet
fringed o. cut Corners-wers 81 So. .
Pure Feather PtIlows-no dust OF odor-
best herrlngbone ticking
2Nx2s-were So So 24x3O-wsr- sf-i5 10
22N2s-vere -9s 80 26x3O-w-rs 81 80 SO