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New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
Exquisite Spring Hats

Those described are but speci-
mems of our great and fascinating
at the popular prices
named.
AT So. .OO-Dainty. sids raised Sailor OF
tan satin straw. hand made. IN roll effect
brim faced with soft Mallne to match
also massed IN full rolls at side 70 form
two large roses-garland Of leaves around
the crown and side finish OF large bow IN
blended tints-steel ornament.
Hundreds OF others. equally pretty
at same price
AT ST. .5O-Handsoms sheer Neapolitan
braid Hat IN latest Rose tint, faced with
puffed Maline in softer tint OF Rose
large cluster OF blush roses at side, con-
tinuing in a garland around edge or orim
"a pretty ornament and rose velvet rib
hons add snartness 90 "a love % a hae-"
Scores OF other beauties at same price,
AT ST Q 5O-A Hat that could scarcely
be exceeded for elegance and beauty at
double the price-bIack hair braid In open
weave, which curls Up at intervals around
the edge. and disposed In ring and Leaf
form 20 al out the wide brtm and soft.
low crown-a spreading bow OF black
velvet ribbon. braced with a rich gilt and
steel ornament. and garland OF eX-
quisitely shaded mosI roses-tuu back
trimming to correspond complete superb
hat that would do honor to the most
famous Partisan milliner!
AT S12. so ALSO-A plurnsd Hat Of
fine black Neapolitan braid-particularly
attractive is the novel way the orina is
bent with rich Jet ornaments. and the
original style IN which the superb black
plumes are turned up from the face and
curl back over brim-another full plume
droOps gracefully at the hack-shlrred
Maline facing adds the finishing touch q
hat Of royal beauty.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
A r1ultitude of Offerings
Extra Values in
Fashionable Dress Goo ds

Fashionable DressG Goo ds
All Wool Crepe Aibatrozs-25 Do
shades and hlaGk-valus 40. ~
Imported Fancy Mohairs-4s inoh-
cream. black and combination cOlork-
worth 80 .......s............-... 80
All Wool Spring Mixturss-66 inch
worth % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .2a
az inch Imported Nuns Vsilings-
30 shades. including fszhionabls
krays ss..s.sssssssss-s..sss .O0
SS inch All Wool Chiffon Panama
full line OF Spring shades and pa1tsl
tints-worth go .--..-..-.-...-.... d0
SO inch All Wool Tailor SuitinE-
checks. stripes and plaids. .99
"A inch Imported voiles-black and
eolors-slsswhsrs s1.25 ..........--. .9S
AL Wool Cream Storm sergss--
So to Sc inch.
.59-.6 -.981.19-1.39
SO inch Fancy Tailor SuitinKB-fns
broadcIoth fnish-neWest combinations
Black Chiffon Broadcloths-50 to Sc
t1ch-ten qualities. ...s.-. .SS TO =. 10
Black SILK finish Prunellas-
90 inch-elsswhers $3.50. .98
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-Soo second hand hand
wood and iron working machines. iuIS
s1aaranfsed: machinery bought ana s1-
ehAnsAz- GEO. Il. EDDY Ese GhoAs0A o.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
MACHINERY.

I.lRc.s rq1fF Tor sale; two l9K1Izz14D
Wrorf6.Tgfon eofnt.ound duplex, capacly
GOO 900 gallons per - hours: one Zl1SS z. q 4
liza WOrthington oOmpousd cup!eh' -.
naelfv 4 90 OsfG gallons per - hours Or
tss ro4arv waves on steam enc. We nave
huf.dreis Of other pumps for sale, new Si5a ~,
second band WIcKES BttOfHEsNS' 1S'
Liberty st
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
Easter display and sale women's suits and coat
1866 French voile
suits, $3.50. IL

Made over heavy silk tafeta-copy from the
original modes-the colorings in reseda.
gray. Alice blue rose, violet, white, navy,
marine and black. The coat Is combination
If blouse and EtOn The bodice made of white
baby Irish, with q short lace trimmed
new skirt-over heavy silk drop.
Style here illustrated (No. D.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
Light Curtains Great ValueS
ResS Pes5 Portieres Tasteful Styles

,,r->,c,yt NET CURTAINS
i'i,-'I.- -. pool Renaissance inserting
-. a,pIious braid borders
p,-,-nberg edge-S yds- IONs S9S
,,,,.t., and Amber ------..''''''
1,ranch Net-ScToH OorGeIs = 0S
raIisf-Battenberg edge
IN =, paint de Luxe borders ~,
,o-rer motifs. = -
iioh - Combination borders
Heavy He..t, "a ,sne ana real cluny laes-O-So
OF - N,a-,o Antoiuetts Curtains.
E.xqulsllo -nSsscts-petals Of howers anu
FioIIl ioI - hcrser are fashioned oy "a
leaves leaves. ~ lsrTfeect-remarkabls value 3D. 90
NICE BEAD PORTIEREI -.
a, 1npor.er's samDles-Ha'hd OsoO
..ougnt into the most artiStio
-.,sss nxures and flower patterns
-. worth up TO S. 35O---.-- .SS
-, north up to $500. 2 Az
81 more than two Of a style
,,,+her lot Bamboo and
(-,.ss read Portieres-ma1ority
..o,,e,,, bea1ad-rich advance
,,s.,yps-an samples-intsnaed
- ser al 500 and $500. ''''@s.SS
,o1DERED PoRTIERES-
coo' ,air-entire surplus OF = rnA1Sf%Ss-
nsrcerized and figured Armurs'
-,,,, borders Of Velour or Tspestry-oes'
a,,-.-an unusual opportunity 50 early
in season
sio9S Portisres ...........6. DC
s. 9A Portierss ...........0. .SS
s60S Portisrss ......-....4. %
S40S PoFtteres ......-....S. "A
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Aasitssis ~ili hsfssss esi sac tssa
rsfaisirs fsaiiirs tswR ~ 'tsass
ilrsaFie uli - sash sanssfstis &c. "a
ssstsss sac Rsie sht kssis ti.s hsfts
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WILL TEST MONROE DOCTRINE.
President Castro Has % Plotting nj.
val In Nincentr Gomes.

val In Nincente Comes.
CARACAS. Feb. IA report say,
that Vice President vIncente Come,
IL plotting a revolution against Prcsi
dent Castro In case OF French block
ade.
1t Is reported also that General An
tonic Velutini, second vice president
has secret understanding will
France and that he asplres TO the pres
idency. All the turmoil over the
French Gable company's concession T.
attributed to General velutini, and II
is said that he will soon abandon Pres
ident Castro.
The total strength Of the Venezuelan
army is reported to be 5000 men and
not $4,000 as the army accounts state
The total armament Is 10000 Mausei
rifles and 20,O00.OO0 ball cartridges,
eighty pieces Of small artillery Of old
Fashioned types and ten modern guns
in position ut the ports.
The treasury shows balance of
100000.
President Castro is said to be boast.
ing that he will test the Monroe doc.
trine.
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tees. 90 us.s Fss~t.ss-. sut.s
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rrtfr aHfi b. tfnts dsss aad 30
frssfsi nat b. tiiis,i ne resiIhf farm
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rf-i sith sifsa sstsFaisd uffh s.i, sss
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iruis siss sbi tIsai i,suis he'd ssfss.i
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sd hafse Zoe ssia rvs rarsss hal
i,esn signed hsiu-cn then. uas shsp
los he aEFremrnt n srii the lad sn,i
To- ether showing = iafmrui ~ ts.i
IN ihe land sod stDq ~ The harse
The nlEit ~ 'iie muri.f b. met i.sp
j. and walked hsine With him. n-.Esn
demanded . dc..i fcr ihc property ~
his money hack. Lewis refused i1''i
and orcrei land elsewhere Finsii,
irvis pickei up = bog ~ wool
4 don't know whether be- wac coins
r. hlt mo with II ~ put Il In the nrc
says Dcigrn. ''Iiut picked ~ = round
smooth los and bic him over tho heal
with H. Then I hit him ihr-e time.
NOR
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kt'okANn wssh. t'ss a. asEas
Gissfss, aaasFsg - miias epsa
paaf - Ns,o.tsas set Restile. ssA fhsl
b. had farrssed ffpm Wlniaa tialsf
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si-~sh msds ~ wiiiism \. iifYsa i~
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fspsp~i sniiissfhf - AfnssiosH fsusi
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hfyau ~ uir-tins hrd ~ absai hft1
commercial representatives sBd asis
ssies frofn Tho various Chia-ss gniias
% Shanghai. Csnioa sd tisnsss.ss
tie deiegstes bad sgFe~i - - siss
pfolsosei mcdiarstloas - The Amer
ran Chinese etriusioa Las. Tie Amef
Iran representatives srTr~-i a. he's,
their houses urer these ~ osusfs.ss
snd the Chlnrsu ssre-i inmeilairi,
20 call 90 the boycott Ihen. srngfsi
inE 90 ifonskosE papers. Me-. iiDsf
wss entertained by N. Chinese mrr
chants ~ a dinner and made = st.--h
Que o. the Chinc.e merchants al ths
dinner REPORTED The prps--iings h. chi
nese newspapers. lie qps,ei Mr Bry
an ~ declaring that the labor part,
was ~ strong IN m. tnlt~i States that
Chinese workmcn. skilled or unskiils,i
would never b. permitted 10 enter and
- drawing q gloomy picture Of what
would happen a. American vofkmst
" the Chinese were allowed 20 take
away their employment. This In
forInant sid that. while Mr.. bryan /
had agreed 10 support a numl,cr Of
the proposed changes. be bsd not b-ci
able 10 draw from Mr.. Bryan ans
definite assurance Of support ~ n, I
policy which the Chinese would insist
on ~ the only condition on which N,
boycott would h. withdrawn.
.Nfier this Interpretation Of Mr.. Bry
ans speech was circulated the Chimes
became convinced that cot
gress would not adopt the chang,
recommended by the American ine
chants and that their best policy "
to put on the boycott screws iighte
than ever.
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VICTORIA. u. G.. Feb. 9.-At the
government investigation Of the Valcn
cia disaster Quartcrmastcr Tarp sail
Captain Johnson did not order the
boats lowered 10 the water. but ORDER
Ell that they be lowered To the saloon
rail and lashcd. The boats. however
were lowered 10 the water. He dill
not know who was responsible for the
lowering. The starboard boats would
have lived through the night had they
remained at the saloon rail and would
have saved many passengers. The body
OF Harry Woolsidge. victim Of the
disaster. has been picked up near
Schooner cove. This Is the thirty.
eighth body recovered.
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Glrlhood. Womanhood. Motherhood.

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ollsa fsis nss~s ~ iseaosss.ss. ssarss
sts ae~ias. fsiafsi fsss.ssfassioa. sss
tsiefsl safffr-raas,s sad irregularities.
ffp.spsqs - islHes ~ ti.s sasrb. veal
b8tks "frEsls sssfHa<s.s sksstrfssof.
fstfutstssa. b~afinf 5gsh -sfsssio.s,
rhfUtif ranede4toa. iaasannI sssnn aed
aiesfssign II tt.s nasnb. iaasmnssioa.
psin spd teadsfns<~ ~ l,s otsfsss.
scoufapanisd siii -inisfssi bsxi-
100 70 loot ssarIgrrt.
feans roussn - tnssfoas shoala 80
ail09 thenslFes ~ loof ssllos sna
Sfinkled hesaass II tho.s pzins ssa
weaknesses shirh brcafpe cllfunic snd
arc ihs fasph "a caids. tight lacins. ard
The impfudsni cafr a the uomsnit go.
ten May q woman uDuid iaot bssa.
it'll. have healthy cgiaf afd hsssl,t syss
" q usfe hot ZOE thn~s drains 90 her
strength and tho@c usstnaasrs .hirh
corns al loo ffsQssniiy aud make her
life miserable. Thsfr = q frsdystosu~r
I'fe~sfil,igu. used great many yeas by
Df. ". V. Pierce IN his large pfarsioe ~
. Specialist 10 somcn's diseases. uhich
h dot Ike the many patent mesiicibes-
on The market, a. Il contains neither
alcohol nor any narcotic. OF other harm.
fol drug. Il u purely vegetable. II 10
known AZ Df. Pisrcc's fsyoiic Pre-
scripiion and 10 cold BY druggists.
On. FiERcE's PLEASANT rELtErs
cure biliousnc.s, sick and bilious bead.
ache. diffincss, cosiiycness. or con.
stipaiion OF the bowels. lo~ Of apps.
lite. coated tongue, sour stomach,
windy belchings, heartburn pain
and distress after eating, and kindred
arrangements Of the liver. stomach
aud bowels.
Persons subjected 10 any OF these
troubles should never be without a vial
OF the Pleasant Pellets" nj hand. In
proof Of their superior excellence Il can
truihiully be said that they are always
adopted as n household remedy after
the first trial.
One little "Pelletv IL a laxative, two
are cathartic. They regulate, invigor-
ate and cleanse the liver, stomach and
bowels. As n skinner pill 10 promote
take one each day. To re-
lieye the distress arising from over
eating, nothing equals one OF these
little rPellets." They're tiny, sugar.
coated, anti-bilious granules, scarcely
larger than mustard seeds.
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
How 10 live In health and happiness,
g the general theme OF DR.. Pierce's
Common Sense Medical Adviser. This
great work on medicine and hygiene,
over 1000 pages and moro
han 700 illustrations, is sent free on
receipt OF stamps to pay expense OF
mailing only. Send 81 one-cent stamps
Tor the cloth-bound volume, or only n
stamps for the book In paper covers.
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BOSTON, Feb. 10.-John V. Flanagan.
member Of the brokerage firm of J. J.
Quinlan 4 Co, was arrested on war
rant charging him with keeping com
mon gambling house. Flanagan was
Immediately released on bail The ar
rest was the outcome of crusade
against SO called bucket shops. 1t is
understood that test case will be
made in order to determine whether
these places are violating the laws.
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burial OF king Christian

COPENHAGEN, Feb. .. - Arrange.
ments for the funeral of the late King
Christian are published here The body
will be conveyed to Roskilde the morn
Ing of Friday, Feb. 1G. after short
service at the Slothskirke, from which
the royal hearse will be escorted by
troops, followed by the male members
of the royal family in state coaches.
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w.rs,,i, Nenr Venezuela.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.--The battle
ship division of the Atlantic fleet, with
a tender has sailed from Culebra for
Trinidad. 1t is explained at the navy
department that this movement has
to do with the Venezuela situa-
ton, although the Venezuelan coast is
only few miles distant from Trinl-
dad.
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Her aed Con, cren,e. wonder.

LAKEWOOD. y. j.. Feb. "a stir
has been caused here by the costume
worn by Mrs. John -. Rockefeller. Sr
Heretofore she has always been attred
In somber black relieved only by u
white collar. Now she wears costly
brown velvet gown Of the latest style
glrdled at the waist and over II bril-.
liant scarlet coat trimmed with fur
Her acqualntances gazed in wonder.
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vhirh is sirsn frrs Cofrrst,opdsnos .
bed sscf.tly conadsnsisi.
n sTaSps atoxH.
-Favor.ss Prescription e ths oniy
meiicins foe women Tie makers ~
Which are not AFRAID - prni Jose cha,
4 70 made n on every bottle snapper.
Il 10 The only medicine for sntssn
srrry insrrsiisni n which has N. unsn.
ims1s endorsement Of al ths lead.
ing medical ufisefs u this country.
recommending 4 Zoe the cure u the
very same diseases for uhicb thls -Pfe-
scrpsion- Il advised.
A xoTuEH's Low.
A mother. love !. ~ divine that che
toughest man canno, belp bot apprr-
ciaie Il AZ che crown Of womanhood.
However. motherhood IL often looked
forward 10 with feelings Of great dread
by moe; women. AZ such times
woman IL nervous. dyspeptic. irritable.
and she IL In need Of . uterine tonic
and nervine, q strength builder 81 fii
her for the ordeal. No matter how
healthy or strong n woman may be she
cannot but be benefited by taking DR..
Pierce's Fayorite Prescription 20 prepare
for the event. II makes childbirth easy
and often almost painless.
DIR. PfERcE's YAyoMTn PRESCRIPTION
IL n powerful, invigorating tonic. II
imparts strength 20 the whole system /
and 10 the womb and lie appendages |
in particular. For overworked sworn |
OUT rundown" debilitated teachers,
milliners, dressmaken, seamstresscs.
rshop girls housekeeper, nursing
mothers aud feeble women generally, |
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
the greatest earthly boon, being un-
equsled as an appertizing cordial and
restorative tonic.
STRENGTHENING rERvINE.
rFavorite Prescription Is unequaled
and 10 invaluable in allaying and sub
DUNG nervous excitability, irritability,
nervous exhaustion, proetration, neu-
ralgia, hysteria, spasms, chorea, or ST.
Vitus's dance, and other distressing,
nervous symptoms commonly attend
ant upon functional and organic dis
ease OF the womb. Il induces refresh
ing sleep and relieves mental anxiety
and dependency.
SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE.
Dr.. Pierce's Favorits Prescription is
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-12
Becky Was 1OI Years Old.

CATSKILL, n. Y, Feb. 1O.-Becky
Dickson, known as the oldest negress
in Greene county, is dead here, aged
1Ol years. She is survived by her hus.
band, Chauncey Dickson. who was
years old on the Sd of last
September.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-12
Furnishing Russian Rebels.

RIGA, Livonia, Feb. "a punitive
expedition has captured large band
of revolutionists on the Dahlen estate.
In the vicinity of Riga. Fifteen of them
We're tried by court marital and shot.
The others were fioggel VII knouts.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-12
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-12
Ne,yI,nrg Pastor Dead.

NEWBURG, n. Y, Feb. 1.-THE Rev.
William Walsh, one of the oldest Epis-
copal clergymen in the diocese of New
York, is dead here. aged lightweight
years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-26
PRACTICE TONIGHT.
The Sewaren bowlers will practice
tonight on Kirby's alleys.
TIME OF HIGH WATER.
NEED BETTER LAWS.

With suitable and more uniform
laws, well enforced, there should be a
regular abundant supply of quail each
hunting season in this state, without
the constant yearly purchase from
other states. Besides natural causes,
the reasons for the decrease in the
abundance of quail are to be found in
the diversity of open season, shooting
out of season, excessive shooting in
season and unrestricted shooting and
trapping for market. Lack Of uni
formity in laws of adjoining states
makes their enforcement and observ-
ance difficult. Cooperation is sorely
needed between the Eastern States
Fish and Game Commissioners, but
under the bipartisan boards of four
it seems to be impossible to get to-
gether, as some one of the four has
his own opinion, and will stick to 1t
" though the fish and game suffer
for the protection Of a hand guided
by the mind of a man who has the
interest of fish and game constantly
in his thoughts.