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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
Entered at the Post Office at st. Pau
Mimi, as second class matchmaker.
Gr Sorbfielpeue / siltagem?

S Sc lioite Moone0er er ser npp=
pe 9ooet en- ltge, uOeu at 8la6ene bar
inoebolot 8%eretni11ger ON Sor6lfielp
al Ell mere eller mt10re on6artet @a=
tl1r. Sra alle @gne al Soroflo6et1
heret:eS ON 6oritprrelier / SoroenS
Snore, % lom @run0 til Bette er
ppitlllet n1eget forlfjellige Sbeorier,
.blonot bpilfe sen ON Solpletterne
bar fllnoet flelt Silbnngere. 6plplet=
terl1e er / BET Dele a Ell laa mpitilf
&%e1fof1el1beo % loa ro1ifelige al
fol1trollerc al Menign1a1o, at set er
forltaaelig, at slltroncn1erne meo
oobne Nrllle n1o0.ager Sem JONI Me0=
biulpere re0 Spprgsmoal, iom Set
fol>cr Gem pn1lfeligt at iorflore.
Tprnulia, bar imiolertio Ell onlet
nonlf &ioelifobs muno, S%tutsgeolpg
81. Mfoolcl1, gipet eli Torflaring at
Url1on,ei1et, Ser forefomn1er % as
1filll1t mere notllrlig eno Sc l1paali=
beige Solplet:er. Gen goar uO poa,
at Ser ltooi1 fin0er Sommenltprt=
1lillger Steo al Soroiforpen mes til
iporel1oe Hplteller, ser iom oftelt fun
er looge, men ltl1n0om fan bore ret
bolDl omme. Mange timber 5teo /
ll6e6oeOe eller tpn0t beiolfeoe @gne.
og ser CT oerfpr biOtil life logt meget
Mrrfe til oem. Men efterbaonben
bliuer &lo0en t9ttere befolfet, og
11opnlig bliper &omunifotionsmi6ler=
lie f%orbeSreoe og Gfterretningsbele =
net 110piflet; og berfor oil 1elb for
bol0sbis ipage &pltelier, iom man i
tioligere Gage los felt l1enoie6e, og
lon maalfe ingen booOe nogen Mnel=
le ON, blipe ropportereoe u6 til Sen
ltore &er0en. Set er oerfor finn TIL
ip11eloOe110e, at Sor6lfjelpenes SIN
tai er / Siltogeu. Moar 6e ienere
s(or bar me0fdrt ltore Sab al Men=
11elfelip og S9r0ier lao er @run6en,
at &pitelierne tilfel0ig bor rant tet
befolfeoe 5te0er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
Muro us sclrmuro.

Wurb ~ Sclrmoro. .9ien'
m%eocelcr, at Ell l%lGpggeliR Moro- %
Selpn1nro sfiurc> i bpilfen ct Yor
prgre bol1itc Muno CT @oueopcrlo
.nerne, 1wlig er i@oregnoct / Mloa1eoo.
Gn pl1Erc MonO, Mpller, fpet / Mlu=
meoa al ranlfe UoralSrc, bpele Jam.
men nteO i'm @,,ltrl1 % 0cl1ne5 81.
lter, men eli Mon0 pco Nupn Hierre
fit DC 10 &piroer paa gale Beie, 1ao
Sc ipgtc nli1bre goGt Sellfab. Mpl=
Ter lpgte at biuore bette % pro,elte=
rebe cl1oog re0 @inlp al CT @eDOlper.
Gn onoen ing 9onlfer, lom boeol
Dos DEM, 9mis Yetcr Scnicn, ipgte at
mugle mcllcm Dem, % Set lptteQes
bam at ltifte Trco. Men iaa Ell Mf-
ten, pa Mpller % Senicn f1lgtes as
gienre1n Ell Nllep, ifpo Mpller Scn-
len en- a1lglc gjenr1em @roppei., iaa
be111e legneoe on, bepi0itlbS. 9eref=
ter flpgteoe Meller til @erfelep, bpor
ban ienere bleu truffet al 8olitiet
efter lin &litr1s g(ngiuelie. 9u ban
iaa, at ban bar opoaget of @olitiet,
itso ban Zig en- @lgle gjennem &ope-
bet % opoe pao Steoet. Senien lis-
Ger paa Soipi.alet, % Der er Inn
ringe &aab on at ban fan fonme
fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
Steunen6er9 =Moro=
lagen.
Sen peitligc Miner=1tnion ps, Mine
cjerne.

S 0e1u1e l1ge begpn0er / Galomell,
Seobo, Ell al Sc melt opiigtp9ffenoe
H%etslager, lom lbar p9ret fgrt FER !
Sa110et / mango Star %be6rgren6e Sir
Observation-Disclosures 6orbol0 til
Nrbej0sgibere cg anpitalilter.. Com
Set oil eri116res blep @r @uperngr
Steunenberg at S6ubo for omtrent
ct Aar ii6en n1pr6et> og Set lpffeoes
life at fomme til fl1l0 @orbe0 oper
bbem Ser bob0e for9bet 0enr1e ll0aao.
Smi0lerti0 lau ser forl10 for Wor0et
Ell bitter &hmp mellem Seitltaternes
Minearbei6ereS Ga%gforening og
Mtneeier11e, og ga Stelnenberg /
oen1e Sag bap6e itillet Jig paa Sc
lioltnrpntes SIDE, bleb Stgoniiatio-
mems 2e0ere, %llniorens &rnii0ent
Moper, Gefretereu @illiom 9. Sat-
pooo og Meolem n al gfsefutip=&omi=
teen George q. Yettibone beltpl0t for
at bope / Set min6lte forenltoltet
Mor0et. Sc blep arrel tereoe / Colo
rooo> fgrt til Soobo og bor ii00et /
&uretugtsnrrelt ser ii6em for at af-
pente &etsiogens Sptagelie. Sra
s(rbeioer=S rgoniiationernes SIDE
bar Ser beret fert cit meget fraftig
Ngitatio1r for at faa faltilaaet> at Sc
tire Men0 bar befpl6t mes l1rette
for 5orbrpoelie11 og at Set bele FIN
bar ct 6oripg fra @apitaliiternes
SIDE paa at fc1nme Mi11ernes Union
ng M%rbei0eri agen / Set bele tillips.
s en- @orreipon0ance fra Golotpell
umio6elbort fpr sagen optages til
9ebm10ling be66er Set 81. a.:
u&aa @rl110 al Sc Mnflogeoes Of
%ficielle 6orbin0elie me0 Sc peitlige
Nr6ej0cr-S og bpo0 Ser
enga1g bar SEN itGrfelte at 0isie bar
Sn9en flor in6lrltriel % p%olitilf 9e-
t%poning. 9liper Sc 0gmt lbloige og
ltroffe0e / @enl)cl0 BERTH bill Set
blipe ct nGlten uopretteligt Slog for
0elu1e Linton, % Set pilOe bope be-
tGnfclige Tplger for Sociolismel1,
iom for nl1,,oet loo ltrrft ToofGlte i
SEN Gel al 2u!1oet.
u@appooo, Ser er Mi1er-Crgoni<
iotipne1s le0e,l0e s(ou0, er nemlig Ell
fraftig 6erfurnper for Gocialismell
GO bor orbejoet mes itprlte Sper for
SocioliSn1ens SER / Nolitif og &oz
mime. Meoens ban liDite .gfteroor
lo0 / Goretrgtsorrclt blen bon non1i-
l1eret til @11pcrngr=& unoioot / Colo
rnoo og erflnreoes al Bortiets
SolsmGll6 fir at bore Ell MartDr
for Mernei ferettigbeoerne.
u9o Ser for flere Mar ii0en bar
&ump mellem &apitol og Mrbej6e |
5oenr 0'Mlene Giltriftet. tar Steu-
ne,berg S0abos @uperner, Ell Maao
mes l1betbingeligt Mo6. &an aniaa
ben baar6e &onnb for at bore set
enelte Mio6el til at gjenoprette Dr.
oe1em % ban tpang mango al Mgi-
tatorerne co 2eoerne til at forlaoe
ggnen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

Gn 9eft fan paa meget iIet Sci
traffe 4 @ange iaa meget, ION ben
Tan bore paa lin &pg, paa en- go6t
mafaoamiieret See 10 @anae iaa
meget, paa STRENGTHENING % SIM.
e ino meaet. o. pna Metalifinner
SO @ange iaa meget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

Npc Mimiitrc. George 9. Gortel=
po11 fratrouote / Monoogs gmbeoet
iom &oitmelter @eaeral og oflagoe
IS iom Tinmsminiiter. 9en tioli=
gere @eia1uot til ct. Yetersborg Geo.
8. bon @eper of1ag6e @0 ionr @oit=
meter General. Sancs 81. @arfiel0>
ti0ligere Commissioner Of Gouporo=
tions, oflogoe Sirs0og go lom SIT
oenrigsminiiter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
Naslpffet 8rppe.

Bigen: Grue, Der er en- so Gents,
iom leg / @orges fanot paa Spite,
it1egulbet."
Sruen: Sat, Stine, set eleoer
mig meget, at gu er prlig. Seq bar
11etop Iagt Ben Der for at prepe sig.
Etgen: Sa, set par 10 NOT set, leg
tnnfte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

Drofsrer bapoeoe Il tai oetrne
slelbeo DeobliDe, id er set paa Gibe,,
at 6ilnanslloDalget fec iig ON efter
me SnotpgtsfiIoer, tbi Der pil blibe
8rug for BEN. San l1stalte 'om lit
&iqrtens 9nife, at Sc Gor. Stater
biloe forare .sSopa @ilippirterre,
tbi bbao 6iaie Der fan toru1le til at
foite % u6 ODER bpab De allere6e bar
tnbfr9pet at &erge er Ser inger, Ser
tan f%orltoiige. Dg naar Ser lpbrges
ON bbor blot set biI6e bore flogt at
anneftere @1tba piloe ban iige, at ri
allereoe bar tilitreffeligt al Ben
.Slags Stats" / Dem Ri bar.
2pnri1gsforbgielier uogioroe Ell
meget betpoelig @oit / Sc gipne 8e-
.otlltnger, ioale6es fit Miniitrere.
8icepraiioenten % Me0lemerne at
ibegge @ongresiens Suite FAINT @uiets
.Speafer ct a1ieligt 2plulingstillGg,
.og bet iamme dpnaae6e bet otploma=
tiife cg &oni1Iats @orpierne. Mf Sc
lapereitilleoe Stotstienere fit .Glerfz
erie | &oitfontorerne iamt 8reb-
poitbl,oe11e ct ret n1togeligt Stllpg.
Sffenligbe6en far paret ierligt
ltGrft intereaiere I nogle al Sc Sop
fori lag, iom bar peret til 9e6ano=
ling / 6en1re &ongresiamling, iaale=
.bes Sfibs=9 ,lbli6p-, @pntcirfatlu-
tions@SSorilagene, FAINT Topilaget ON
at regulere Observation-Disclosures
Mrbei0stio. Set fpritnebnte, ON
StatSiubbention til amerifamfe
Dampifi6sielifaber> Dor ppret paa
Some | mango Mor, mel, fGrit .ioar
bar Ser lt6itgt til, at Set pil6e blibe
giennemfdrt, So Hreii6e1ten erf(g<
reoe Jig | Sab6r al Ell laa6an Stots=
nnoeritettelle. Otter iforpe Torban6-
finger be0tog <iet at itpttc nogle
@eoerter | Surt paa 5poamertfn
mes lerlig Detailing for 8eldrgelie at
@oitiager> men Se,tatet fog, iom fpr
nepnt, / itoite 2jeblif oeu1e Sob
libel. Smigratio1tslope11, iom bar
beret beDa116let / ti6ligere &o11gres-
ianllin9er, bil0e n1aoife faaet lanme
@fiebne, bap6e set life pnret for6t
&pnfliften me6 Snpo11 ongaaen6e 6e
iapaneitife Stolebbr11 / Som Sran-
cisco boboe tp,nuget Brail6enten til
at gribe in6, og Ser blep It'll be6toget
EN- Sob, Ser gioer &egieringen &et
til at tilIa1e eller forbD6e M6gang
at Mrbei6ere fra andre 2an6e til
Q1nionen efter Gfipu> iomt forbpier
M6gnngsafgiften til 2a10et fra 2'til
4 Collars.
Nf flor 8etp6ning er ogiaa &e0ta=
gelien al @n6ringer,1e til ben ifior
be6tag1e Sob ON Grenjtilling al frit
6enoturoliieret M1fobol. Spirit be6
0elu1e 9gnoringfa ar 2open prafttif
Mnben0elie for Tarn1ere, i0et Ell
Maa6e er f%oreifrepet, bporbeo 6isie
fam 6eitillere imoa Meng6er til eget
8rl1g amber fulo =&ontrol.
@r6bt0ere n1au 11pDreS 8emDa6i=
gelle til &egieringen ONT at iperf=
iette en- 'l1n6eri9gelie angnoenoe
&tin0ers og &prns Mlapen6elle lon
Mrbei6sfraft imnt @empnoigelie til
Snteritate Commerce Commission ON
at 1%tn0eripge, bporpi0t grprel 8 &om=
pagnierne omgam Sc iioite @eS=
iton b%eotagne 2obe ONT Serrbane=
6ragttofster be6 ielp at 6rtpe @o&t0el
mes Gutgt, &abGager og 9iters.
&egjeringen blep gipet Met til at ap-
pelere &riminaliager, 11nrnneit for at
ltgtte Mnti-Su1it 2obgipni1gen, iaa
&eieiteret font foa 2ejligbe6 til at
u6tale Jig ON b%e6fommcn0e 2opes
@Dl6igbe0 %operfor @onitttutionen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
ELLISON. WON'T RESIGN.
But Mayor Pat Bird Shot IN Tam
mann DOUe Of Peace.

Everything quiet along the Tammany
Potomac yesterday. CORPORATION Counsel Ellison
said that he did not contemplate Tesgning for any
reason whatsoever. On the return of the Mayor to-
day from Washington Mr.. Ellison will probably
call at the City Hall and talk the situation over
with him.
His last call the Mayor Monday last,
the day that he took it upon himself TO announce
the terms OF the peace pact between the City Hall
and 18th street. The Mayor made statement the
same day which showed beyond doubt that there
had been some misunderstanding, and Wednes-
day night the Mayor made another statement re-
affirming his Independence and limiting that Mr.
Ellison should be sorry for going so far 10 say
on Monday that the Mayor and the Tanmmany
organization were in complete harmony
II have no intention of resgnins, said Mr.. Eli
son Yesterday THE Mayor is my superior officer
II he wants my resignation he will say So
The feeling among Tammany men Is that Mayor
Mcclellan is not going To pick quarrels with Muir
phy but is going 10 be independent of him, making
appoiptments without particular reference to Mr.
Mlirphy's desires. This is not very satisfactory
'"Billy" Leonard. Tammany man. sized the stu
alton up this way: The dove of peace seems TO
VERY we'll But I've had birds that couldn't fly
much on account of injuries and by careful nursing
thew came around all right It's going TO be that
waV with the Mcclellan Murphy dove of peace
Just now she isn't much of a bird. But get your
eve on her a few months from now!
There Is no certainty that Murphy will call off
the aspirants for leadership in the Ahearn, Will
Jams and Nage districts the present leaders being
When Percival E. Nagle was asked about 1t yes
terday he said: Il haven't heard directly anything
going to have it not 1t makes no difference to
me We have the Senator and Assembly, man, and
primaries next September can take care of our
selves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
KELSEY ACCOUNTING CASE HELD UP.
Hasbrouck's Absence Causes Postponement
of Receivership Hearing.

At the request of Deputy Attorney General Mott,
Alexander McKinny referee in the question OF a
final accounting by Insurance Superintendent Kel-
sey and Edward G. Riggs. receivers for the Re
public Savings and Loan Association, postponed
the hearing yesterday until May because ex-
Judge Hasbrouck counsel for Kelsey and Riggs,
was unable to be present
George H. Fannin OF No. 81 Liberty street ap-
neared before the referee, saying that he repre-
sented ex-Judge Hasbrouck's office At the last
hearing of the case on April a. Mr.. Fannin had ap-
neared for Russell Johnson, who had formerly been
counsel for Kelsey and Riggs and had announced
then that MIR. johnson had dropped the case rms
Induced Deputy Attorney General Mott TO move
that Mr. Johnson be declared in contempt OF court.
t5ut Referee McKinny who had reserved decision,
LA yesterday that he did not know whether Mr..
Mott would press the contempt motion
rbe last accounting in the estate was MADE TWO
x,ears ago and last fall the receivers handed IN
5heir report to the Supreme Court The estate orig
t.ii,- mounted 10 100000, OF which about 600.
90 las been disbursed on the application OF
number of stockhoid ers the present investigation
US beq1n q, secure "A detailed accounting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
VAN ETTEN COMING HERE.
To Resign Soon from New York Central to
Enter Lighting Fight.

Boston. May 2-Edgar Van Etten will resign as
vice president of the New York Central e Hudson
River Railroad Company in charge OF the Boston &
Albany Railroad in the coming summer or early
next fall. This definite statement is made tie
strength Of Mr.. Van Etten's own assertion. Il has
for some time been generally understood that Mr.
Van Etten likely 10 sever hts railroad CON
nection in time but just when he would do so has
not been known. The decision handed down on
Tuesday by the New York Court OF Appeals In the
Long Acre Electric Light and Power Company
case, favorable to that corporation has, however,
determined Mr.. Van Etten positively as 10 HIS
future course of action He las for several months
been officially associated with this COMPANY, which
the operating corporation OF the Manhattan
been involved in a suit with tho Consolidated Tee-
graph and Electrical Subway Company over its
decided by the lower court in favor OF the 1ong
Acre company and this decision has now been sus-
tanned by the higher court. Mr.. Van Etten
cepud the presidency Of the corporation c3ncttoued
in part upon this suit being dcd@d in it's favor and
now that this has come about he is getting ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
DOESN'T WANT MR.. DELMAS.
Yale Law Club Decides It Is Too Late to
Hear His Lecture
TBy Telegraph to Tho tribune |

New Haven, May 1.-The Kent Club. Of the
Yale Law School, to-day cancelled its invitation
20 Dolphin NJ. Delmas to address the school,
assigning as a reason the "unwritten law OF
the Yale Law School Faculty that no lectures
ore TO be delivered after May l. Mr.. Demas
agreed last month to speak here while East TO
take part in the Thaw case, and last night he
Informed the club that he would come here
May -.
The faculty will not apply the same law to
the course of lectures by Secretary EHhu Root
on THE RESPONSIBILITIES Of Citizenship" which
will be delivered here in about three weeks
movement is foot among the faculty of
the Law School TO suppress the indiscrimfnate
extension of invitations to speakers to address
clubs O the school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
Ribbons :
Leather Goods
JeWelry, Etc.

Wide Liberty Satin and Plain
TafTeta Ribbous-aI shades
and Black-regularly -23- --..----.- 4 3
Wide Dresdsns-WhIte and Cold
edges-Tegularly .65 .-----.......-- BY
Full assortment OF satin back
BLACK Velvet RibbOns-all widths
at Lowest Prices
Mems Leather Belts-nickel and gun
metal buckles-vaiue 10 ------..--- ~
Women's Leather Belts-Black and
Colors-value 80 and rs. ....-..--- SO
Solid Gold Brooches
Roman or Polish fnish-were So .SS
Mems III. : Initial Handx IS
good Guslity-reg. Pa. 5
women's Fancy Embd-H s. Black
ard White: also fancy Novelty
HansiS fs-fne lawn ard linen
value - -...-..----.--.--- "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
MILK LEAGUE APPEALS TO MAYOR.

The East Side Pure Milk League has sent a let
ter to the Mayor calling his attention to the
Davies resolution passed by the Board of Alder
men. which will be presented for his APP
prevail. The resolution calls for an appropriation
of IS 900 for building of temporary structures
in the parks throughout the city where pure milk
will be distributed. DIR. John A Hayden is the
medical adviser OF the league
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
Boys Suits !
Boys Refers
and Furnishings

Russian and Sailor Suits
Mixtures and Nay Cheviots-
20 10 yrs.-value SIS 90. ....----f QS
Double Breast and Double Breast
with helt-AiNtures Cheviots
Crashes-strsight or knicker
trouSers-va!ue 81 9S ...-...1 "a
Norfolk. Double Breast and Douhls
Breast with belt-ChevtOts TwesdS
Cassimeres. Wool Crashes. Homespuns
Navy SERGE. some with extra
trousers-straight or kniCker-
TO Is yrs.-value $500. --..-..S QS
Boys ReefeTs-Coverts Mixtures.
Navy Serge gray and red ChevIots-
pa TO 10 yrS.-value $3.50. .----.--2 9S
Roys' Knee Pants and Boomers
CheviotS Tweeds Corduroys-
made Of tailors' fine cloth remnants
20 Is years-value rs -....... so
Boys Knee Pants and Bloomers-
Mixtures. Navy Cheviots and Cordurcys
+ 10 IS yrs.-regularly 40. 1890. %
NegIigee Shirts-Percale and Madras
light and dark-stripes and figures
II 10 IL IN neckband-value 10. 20
boys Cloth and Leather Yacht
Caps: also Cloth Tams-plain and
emb'd-salue 10 ------------.-.--- 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

All wool Brussels Rugs-2isx7Y
yus--new patterns-wOrth s12es g 90
Best Wilton Velvet Rug-sx6 TT
best colorings in Oriental and
floral effeCts-worth 81 so. 80 %
Dark Green Window Shades-(for the
sun)-3xI ft-goOd quality Holland
worth 40 .-..--.... DO
White Cottage Poles II. long
gold tipped knobs and brackets
'1iNS 10 fO
Extra heavy Silk Pillow Girdle-
8 ydS- lons-best colors-valus SO an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
CALIFORNIA MILITIA REoRGANlzEO.

socrnmento Cal May 2-Orders were Issued by
Adiufant General Lauck yesterday mastering out
ten companies OF the California National Guard Tor
..hayinp fallen below the standard OF effclency.
~ yeneral reconstruction of the state mlHtla the
,,,aher OF regiments is reduced from hve 20 three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

p inch Black Chiffon Pongees-
soft glossy finlSh-reg 60 ..... 20
White Washable Habutais. yard wide
nrn, strong quality-wortk .59-.... Z [
Polka Spot Foulards-black and
white. and good color
combinations-valU 80 - 90
% inch silk Voiles-lIght and dark
colors. also black-value 80 .. 90
30 tnch Black Taffeta SiIks-guaranteed
full rustic finish-Sl % quality. %
30 inch Imported BroadcIoths-twln
hack-gray. castor. tan Alice Navy.
brown. myrtle cardinal and
garnet--were 81. % and 81. 80. - so
- inch All Wool Batistes-Cream
black and 81 leading shades
value - Observation-Disclosures. 20
81 inch Imported Panama Suitings-
checks, plaids and strlpes-also
plain Colors-vaiue .9S. ........ 90
80 inch Black Sicillennes-
extra silk lustre-valuc so. ... 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
WOmen'S Underwear h.
and "
Lingerie Waists u

Women's Cambria SI1irts-deep Aounca
OF handsome emb'y and h. = tucks
or Two wide Point de Paris lace
lnserts-yalue 50 20 ............1 RI
thldrens Drawers-umbreIla
rune, with lace and insert
10 10 yrs--were SO . 90
Childrens Skirts-Cambric and
Nainsook-wide ruffes. with lace
or fine enb'y-value 81. SO QS
Women's prawers-Muslin and
tembrtc-wids ruffie. with lace and
inserting or emb value - 20
Women's Night Dresses-Cambric.
Muslin and Sainso0k-yokes OF
tucks and emb'y-value 9S ~ 20
Women's Corset Covers-Canbric and
Nainsook-fancy lace and inserts.
ribbon run-value .6J. ...... 20
White Lawn Waists-Marie ADtoluetts
nm with lace-vaiue SLIP .. 20
Women's Waists Black and White
checked Lawn-shirt style with
pockst-value 81 ~ f o.
Nomen's Lawn and Eatiste Waists
tucked fronts with Val inserts in
pretty destens-valUe So 40 ..f 90
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought end ex-
changed GEO. b. EDDY. 39S Madison st
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WOme1'S CorSeEs ! t..
and IN
WOmen'S Petficcats q

Women's COrsets-C outil, Batiste and
summer Net-white and gray-deep
MP and French shRpe-not all sizes
IN each lot-regularly SIO0........ R5
Fine Batiste Corsets-new models
deep lace top-fron, and side
sar'ers-Tes- sl-5o ...--.---------- .95
Women's French Sateen PetticoatS-
deep tucked flare, with accordion
rufiie-valUe 81 % .......t 20
Nomen's Washable PetticOats-
Striped Seersucker-fa hounces. 80
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value: made
into new articles or exchange for new lew
elry or Japanese goods AZ NJ +. Topper
Factory. 10 West 3ist St. Easement.
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KuS-inS
Sheets
PinOYS. Etc.

Yard wide Bleached Muslin-
me quality. but subject 20 tiny
pinpolss here and there
otherwise 10 cents. IN
Bleach@d Pillow or Bolster Tubing
- inches wtde-woven all around
worm 4 cts .-----..------- IA
Full size Sheets (7sxeol-ssann.t In
cantre-free from dressings inch
Ne ii''-el7e"here 90 ----------.--,- .46
Mosquito Nettings63 inches wide
yds IN piece-white and all colors. ~
Pure Feather PiIlows-fancy strfpe
feather proof ticking
2Ox2S. val 20 40 22x2s. val. .ss 50
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SilverWarel
Spreads
CCrllcrtablsS
Rl2rkefS

White Honeyconb Spreads
Full size CrOchst-hem fringe or
cut Corners-regularIy 81. 50. .....-.1 20
Extra large Ho1eycomb-hsTn.
fringe or cut cOrneTs-yalue 81 10
Full size Fig'd Silkolins Corsfortabl.s
plain backs-value 81. 2J G5
Full size F1g'd Silkoiine-sons
with bOrders-wOrth 81 .eS. .........1 40
Silkoline Crib Comfortsbles-
Tuffied edRes-WOrth so. ...... SR
Our Famous Cotton EiderdOwn
Blankets-fuil size-Whfte and COIorel-
some have slight mill imperfections-
otherwise So. 81 and IS. OO.........f so
Heavy White Cotton Fleece
Blankets-11-4 size-reg 81 Ell 90
Jacquard ComfortabIe-Bl Blankets
value 81. 9S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. as
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Table LtnerS)
Towels (
Towelli1gS /

All Iiren Damasks-Cream and full
bleaChed-6S and 40 inches wide
also II inch Nerc'zd DamaSks-
Nalur q" --------- '--.--''ssssssss .So
All Linen Damasks-72 inch-
rex ~ ------.----- -..--....s-'. ~
Napkins to metch-21 inch
dozen 40
SIerc'z'd Table Cioths-hemd or
borders all aroUnd-s10 size
reg. sl.19 .....-.....-.--.-..--.--. so
All Linen TowellinEs-valus -15.. 1 5
All Linen Damask TOwels-1qx4O-
knot frinSe-regularly 10. .-...- Is
Bleached Huck Towels-H. S. and
damask fsuTed-20x f2-value 90. q. 10
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Curtains
Couch Covers
DraperieS, Etc.

Dr2pertes, Etc. p
Scotch Lace Curtains-reaI lace
efects-overlOck edge TO 3I3 yds
long-5i 20 60 inches wide
value Si1O INSTRUMENTATION. 80
Ruf'fed Muslin Curtains-s tucks
and five inch ruffie-vaIue SO. 49,. 30
Merc'z'd Duplex Portieres- frinssd or
rope edSe-hesr COlor!rgs-
Plain Req. PortIeres-GobeIin
Tapestry bOrders-wers S49S2 QS
Oriental Stripe Draperies- inch
for cosey corners. dens AMI
summer draperies-value .2S ~ IL
SIX Damask Remnants
Importers samples 70 5 yds
length-Remnant price 80 10 6. 90
Worth Double.
Ruffied Muslin Curtainings-
Renaissance ms g-5 inch ruffs-
special --......-. ----.------... fO&
bungalow Couch Covers-extra wide
fringed all around-valus 60. Oh. II %
About 5.o10 yds. Curtain EdginEs-
best coloTings-value 10. ....... Il
Oriental Tapestry Table Covers
: yds. q--fringed-vaIue Sc. nj QS
KimonO and Drapery Sirks-s1 inch
about 20 styles-were 30 and so. %