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"THE WORLD: MONDAY rai EVENING, MARCH 18,1905, | range, That's one of the things ‘Tam. lover the faces of a Now, York crowd, i ot Lever saw and express tras ste Tw eenor ft be on Broadway or the by 0 smoothly they are Hike a pro- J) Bowery, Externally ut least the crowd z cession of ghosts, jeeema to take {te troubles lightly, and Aocidentally Bumped /Bonham, of Deadwood, Impressed by Our Subway and Our Beau-|J ‘tne city ts n veritabie show gare J1{0 Me 'up aad heed, sever when: hana: den for beautiful women, And the || im on to a ‘bucking ftrap.” as Mac. | an Italian, Who Re- tful Women, but Says the West Weuld Never Wonien/nve witlan well ad baxules Ul Guteunutete entotea ewan WiLeriReR It by Severing His Stand for Our Street-Car Hogs, New York ts not extravagant, |squeesing, him on fous nice and an: | |} considering the wealth of its people. I| Now yorker seems capable of smiling With all its grandeur and impres- J) and jaughing, Sometimes I wonder, he Vein—A Man Arrested | ‘ sian Pee. ae Ratitor W, 1, Bonham, of the Dead-) With 4 beauty, T take it In mort cases \peive era hepa, ett ne eran i (a rial of, ‘eas! Now | Sl thelt own. Cortaint: Yost has |@ spared a little more breadth for “But there's one thing we Westerners | wood Times-Ploneer, hag aeen | Now | no such feminine tadianey to offer, Ant | sireets |would never tolerate, and that Is the | 88 Noles, of Louisiana avenue and) yq1~ as a member of Seth Bullock's) the women I bh ave mi re Nave wit | way New York men allow Women. to Be New York, Ia in | yihen and with some dificulty he| aa well as beauty.” No wonder ii meg | fed nature seems written all over {stand In. the cara while they ‘selae: the ‘ t i yh of the city, @ such fascinating) vyhether It be on roadwa: having been attacked by a|teporter his Impressions olty, || wives and daughters to lavish them ont (Prem, Hroadway or on usinoas life _that he comes. to looke upon ft nical bent, and} | [the B A rious Atallan whom he did not] "Belng of a mechanioal ‘One often hears New York criticised | J (2° Bowery, mnen Keep business more to themselves, having travelled extensively in the | for Its oxtravagance—its display of || There's one thing we Westerners ‘ Bost shampoo made. ng from Kvergreens Cemetery | Wost,” Mr. Bonham began, "fam free | wealth. Tt seams to me the criticism | f would never tolerate, and that is the Re ee ere enata prety ener <7 || revenis dandrutt ay yh * Trend, aoley | buabea to confess that the thing that interests | city of Immense wealth and ed way New York men allow women to }), “Before Gayest, intend. to Took deep- | Stops, hair frown falling. wt No' 08) FO. | me most in your city is its underground | Its leading vitisens count thelr money | nd while they selze the seats, ing Hke that out on the plains, and the Stan sean ace cream nia avenue, Accidentally Noles; wou 1 have read much and anen | Not by the thousands but hy the | . ay) il: | _——smmmammvmmmemee |liarbor 1s a most faachnatiing sight, In Oye Jiaian 4 he waned past 5 fons, What would sesm wanton ex- - fact, all New York Is fascinating, and | More beautifying than any cosmetic, many pletures of the Subway, but they | travagance In another con inity. in | a vi seth muwawils) HE Wale pening, rie uenu was druwa| struction 1s 90 wonderful, and all te ao |™eank in this city, wie instant the Italian! Nght, clean and alry, Without excop- |NOW York as extravagant, considering ed Kio ALTOS M8] Fon it ie the finest roadbed I ev the wealth of its people. Some exotics, | U At, Muaiig a yas trom ear te ear) Hon It is je Anest roa ever sam, | whko have como here to spend their IMOsL suveving LG user soil. | and the clocklike regularity with which | millions, may indulge in foolish display, ell bi aiid. apparently | everything moves is amasing. It would | but the general Impression a stranger wd ts the nospital, | be Impossible outside of New York, The | gains is of elegance rather than ex- iin Bl trains ny we fraoothiy-ciie express Wavagance, 8 lite, rains le by almost like a procession | ‘Its hvtels are unequalled in the i tonto men | Ot rons country for thelr magnisenet, appoit Rivest tron the Liberty i e read that De Lesseps counted | ments and service, and, although Chi- nd Feset vos. from the LADY | the curve of the elevated road at, One | cago has office bulldings nearly as high ' buildings altoget! - Hharged with the assault, World, Nhe curve of the Subway At |Ing in the Weet. ‘The Now York ack: Times Square gecma to me to be even | scraper somehow gives one a sense of more remarkable, ‘Che grading of the | security rather than of temerity, ————— 1 oxpress tracks therd is ao precise and| ‘But there ia one thin; - perfect that believe a train could | derstand, How, with all spa Yound the curve at full speed without | and Impressive vastness, did Now York Jumping the track, ever come to have such narro: 2 Mihesman who butlt the Subway a | Some of them uptown, ‘where’ wenst, genius, but’—and here a fascinat- | ment-houses tower h on either side. ing twinkle came into Me, Bonham's | are little more than dark alleys, I can eyes—"'you had to go West to find the | readily see that with tts llmited area right man to run it, didn’t you? As for | the houses of the city must he built in those, advertisements over which | rows, but you could have surely apared there's been such a rumpus—well, you | a little more breadth for the thorough- nail «| know I'm a new er publisher, ‘ares, Think ‘ Blaze at rooklyn Insti “Next to the dutway I think the Lg Met A pa al We most impressive thing to a Westerner | the city! ) Of Art Sciences at| thour New York is its women, The | ‘ro "my mind, aa compared with clty {8 @ veritable show garden for | Western cities your alreets are remark- Parkway — Many) desutitur women, They are beautiful labty clean ana your Pollce Department tings Hurt by Smoke. | Department. If there is ‘graft’ In it, Rot reward | jl vertain that some one other than 8 iginally Fe ail Imperfections from the @kin, you buy cigars. —t Smeal =z rm — i] — = =a ims | ca * The Kind You Have Always Bought |FOR FACTS AND FiouREs 7 MURRAY STREET, HEW YORK Orry, examination waa mado to-day of le paintings in the Brooklyn p of Art and Sclencos, at Hast- Way and Washington avenue, by smoke {0m a small fire h occurred in the. biillding iast « It was Imposs}>lu to determine ete a 145 JAMES BUTLER Grocery Stores rer ret Pz Are Daily Mowing High Prices Down. Too sBpont ‘ Weal eT A great host of delighted housekeepers are daily and hourly reaping the fruits of our victories, Are you one of them? Voge were souked Vand males thick, back inte the uleh Ite way A Last week’s sudden onslaught of the fresh egg| extortionate prices, From now on the fresh egg arm, : ae During, rere the : army played havoc with the high prices and one | will keep busy and miss no opportunit femme OT od Mata Ald E pletely demoralized them. To sell 13 strictly fresh the enemy hard, While a few of the outposts may a, the oe rey AY fed to got q wi ed to Rot eggs for 25c, at this season is a great economical | suffer minor defeats, we have the situation, so well Ping: Hucklly for the yi ctory—bringing joy to several hundred thousand] in hand that we feel safe in predicting that the prog- families, Such a victory repays us for the labor and | ress of the main body of the fresh egg army will be a is portion of i ~ bt + losses we sustained in our fight for the downfall, of triumphal march from one great weg another, : Best Creamery Butter, ¢. 25c ‘with and, ft We. conimenced- our: crusade some weeks ago against the price of butter, which was) tumbling in a wild panic to get out from under before tl k getting out oh all ane ay ke iyhleg Ke i big ee Or Ag by hse veg) was accomplished, : i oe ee ne oe i f0 Success. Qun secret agents have been quietly: at work throug! iry districts of s 4 | Jowa, Wisconsin, Illinais, Southern Ohio and New York, picking up here and there the This Fresh-Butter Crusad best ‘creamery butter in sight, and making contracts month ahead where the quality | will be kept up. by us with unflagging zeal, Our customers will always have the best of ‘praved'extra, Every pound is fresh, rich and delicious. The first ten carloads arrived it in quality ond price, ‘Saturday morning, Despite all;our safeguards, news of its coming leaked out among the! ‘The present sale will continue until the ten carloads are disposed of. That will be dealers about the middle of last week, Then there was a hot scramble to. unload their in short order, for the quality is superfine. Better be on hand early this wee present stocks of storage butter before the “real thing’-arrived, and retail prices were sent| your share of this first shipment, arly this week and get Carolina Rice. ||East View Peas. Fancyquality Carolinaheadrice; clean, § f Fancy quality, early June sifted peas, hard, wholesome, highly nutritious; Sweet, green, tender and full equal in food value tothe highest] | flavored; regular price toc a priced. rice sold; Ibs, l4c can; for tKree 3 cans 5c YS essva reas for for three days, for “$, OH." Double gien Trading Stamps Freely Given with All Purchases Except C. 0. D. Groceries. Gf vepatate chancet—in ‘the PUY sunttay World Want Direc- ry yesterday, “Gaining every Vamapeeiouniniiien imi California Prunes. Highest grade of Santa Clara Valley fruit; the best in America; sweet, fine flavored, meaty, thin skinned, aa) aiid average 9§ to the 3 for three Ibs, GAYS wres seve 3 for l4c ed fa ENTREE Monocacy Corn. Tomatoes. Extra quality, Maine style Southern Large, red ripe, juicy Maryland Sugar Corn, tender, fresh and fruit, solid packed in big full creamy; regular price 10 a size cans; regular price 10¢. a can; for three cans can, for three cans MAYS sseces vee for 25c dAYS..e406 for 25c vommmenumemera? — Cesare -xencawwemumraceemone and choice line of g and Summer Neckwear, 6 & Cufis to match, | ‘New Half Sleeves » hand embroidered, | wn lace trimmed and) and yokes to match. and Cuff Sets,, the new shapes , ind inaterials, made Stocks and washable mate. (ar em mc ey Irish Mackerel. You See Them Everywhere— Fat, tender fish, large and piump; reine mote 1 1/1145 Grocery Stores. eed Trade at the Nearest and Save Money on Every Purchase, | CodfishThreads CHa cosine RECT eT X LCR brand, white, Special Gifts of “S, & H.” Green Stamps in Place of “Double Stamps” with tender and toothsome; 1 4c B tl 9 F oki seenenunene vaca utler’s Famous Teas. coo mm | SRN eT Qur Own Importation, From the Tea Shrub t Crisp Crackers 7, Suc Seu Ria Gold dy ie eens isp 40 Olden Tips vrs tines: and most “50 with every Ib. of At Low Prices for Lenten Lunch AQ "FL" Green Stamps UNXLD TEAS Formos Oolong, Indian, 50c Special Gifts of “S. & H.” Green Stamps in Place of “Double Stamps” with Butler’s Celebrated Coffees. ALb. 10 “5. & 11" aren stanve Best Mocha and Java Coffees iit" 25¢ 10 "8 & 1 Green Stamps Best Maracaibo Coffee Mr ekaprey 200 with every |b, 0! "3, & H."" Green Btamps Best Santos Coffee tent for yaveat [7 . A Hl ge variety of styles|M | 19 > sith overt ot SB Gur price Sodu BIscults.s..sesese | Alby f [40 with overs, of inet dB “eta at 4 | 10 "sith evesibeor™ Choice Santos Coffee “reriici‘ourmicn' 5c] J Ginger Stans. 5 ° 25“ witn everyin. ot Best No. | Teas s'8vonie tare ait arcen. mes Best Combination Coffee , iis 20c 15 “£3 dren stam Choice No, 2 Teas istnveslied, at” 25C Nic Nacsseeee Binbrotdered | as conrrremnacme el ae} ‘Triumph Patentee guality. ORE Clenewel Washing Powder—Makes wash- | ghoe Polish—Blue Ribbon; makes the | Salmon—Mariner fancy quality Haste brand; choicest of Call- ack Collars grown white oe Ing eany; 4-tb packre, 160.5 2 whoes Inst and look ews Og | Red Alnaka, fi 4 AKY; $4. | penen fornin frult, apecially — #o- tity 8 pieces QC] tv, package, Be.) U-02, pkwo. C | bottle, with mop... Oi Tab. tell EANne vets ede soets Reacher) lected and’ preserved in i SL eas Bre if 4 7 i high Ae Cars | Sardines—Best quality domestio vy] heavy syrup; large ilk Ties to match, Liherty Milk--Fure unskkimmed con-| Axure Mall Blue—General favor- 7¢ | Bees P en ran mieheat ere 38c fish packed denier UL4 1 0a wees lark 23 dened nile, freah trom tho oe HO; Yel, BOX ssrree rs | and perfect; ab, linen bas. Jome—Blue Tubbon: extra quality, equal reap, [® i chiolen alt Cc French Bltip—Butler's Bi ale 5c Sardines — Genuine French imported, * Se eer nd ite hae Peaches Atel i9c . ways reliable; 3 squares, ... | packed in pure olive ofl; 3 OG] glass jar 15c neve masor Ties 12 i Bann foe Bt 8 Caen PAR Bligs invone) Hi bast) (avzae'| eapanetee Manin Chinas, he “f dsolid col ‘ Vi werless; extra quality, Tbe | Bolsrpecc reales the very ati Be) Kania Clara fruit; large, aweet, meaty, | finest grown In California, pre- 10c HAIGS ANC solic colors Buckwh brand; heat grade; EBS WAG TAR Conriete, bee.) palletous: Savor, car: | served in richest syrup; 1-Ib, can a Oud-sasmioned milling; BIB. Nn- [4g PEMD BBE CBD, WT AOIDDG USC TION 25c Strawborrles—Resle brand: selected gar. On DAE ereenss Tomato Ketchup— Aunt Nauno's Pancake Flour. Peerless brand; no Deance of wheat, rice and corn flour, | better made; from maken the Vahtest cakes and most de-| purest Ingredients; and without em- d ends. Mustard Sardines | Sreserved Largest Retaller inf —piump! “aaintion | 8? ° Wines ® Liquors, sicsisiittemet} fe) opie rich syrup; lb. 10¢ test from EHawallan Islands, ubed, arated; delicious dan: eck Ruchines ¥ padour and other new $, a large and com. ‘line. Minont Pure California Sherry or Port, 38c by the gallon (jug free), 78c.; halfegallun bottle... se Mile, 2BC Bers he pint bott Balad Oll—The best quality. American at. hottie, INeur Dine ottto, fine pint bottie SC Cider or White Wine Ineant — Fresh and full strength quart Bottles... BC Powder—Blus 30S, & H, Green Stamps Given Free With Every Bottle of Monogram Whiskey—10- Kingussie Scotch Whis- year-old rye; a Bottle Apo 75¢ key, old & mellow, a bottle 85c Sir John Power's Three Swallow | Godet Frere’s Three Star French Irish Pot Still Whis- 1 0 Champagne Brandy, 1 | key, 4 bottle, ve ° a bottle, Be 5 may and Twentleth Street, ie, Ninoteonth Street, ech Tr, more Brandy cote tls Calle Trymere One Fine Holland wine lornla grape brandy, a bot- or Old Tom gin, a bot- 10 65¢ aeangstss BOG Ic UMC reeverenseres sevenee Hlersenrserevessereeperes | i Aa our e incident wna 3d Cessna was about. ti If your blood is impure, or if you have RY BOERNE uf, o not begin to do it fuatlee, Tte cone |merely living In Keeping with one's |is as effective ag, the, Street: Cleaning Fafnehs gata Come just before: he fett | pysnepria, oF any. ier oF stomach trouble, to with the boys: ‘Bonham, if I couldn't] qon't fall to use Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills. wood, I'd want to live In| igy cure, Billousness and Constipation and drive all impurities from the blood and 20th Street, —MUNYON, OOK for this Shield on the window when United Cisar Stores Co. Over Thirty Years | ————————— SEE 1905 WORLD ALMANAC, rusade Against High Prices. * 1 | res and Cuffs muffins: eales Increate | ()c a ® Liquor Stores, tard: a |x Ud for Fore throat; 1 1c aye iy oe ete LOC | enn | Codith Thronde-| SA carrey ; i y tailored gowns in piqué lid Sensationally Low Price for ri Pages Peartesa, pecial | AP iy linen 8 Kraay eal a Wades ©! itera Guinness’s Extra Foreign Pure California Wines. gars 9e| i . a Maple ec cicd Me une s Rhine Wine—Choice J. B. a pge, 70] Bee 8 Stock, | ise 1 Dublin Stout. [Stine toes..... 49C | coat rats ‘bed » O0Ck, F ce ige The White Label Port or Sherry-Excellent 4S its wile Pa of linen and embroider. alts tives dolenaia bast Anatom ratte | heme Ane Boltling, at vi ve bottles, ih ache | a + in ratinfaction; viceabl ape ne uy wo are ine table ine, 3, each \3 All the desirable colors, Sis'onomind'"" catow a" 25C) Seawhc oN Vbovces BM SA. pottes BOC] two dolls servers BOC] Khored Meriog| fl ef Best in the world ou ~ i fr it iN an} HiNRe eplenat lene epee et np ance eee y » i ! | Hy | bargains fully as satisfactory as ¢ a ing by the Hawailan Troubadours, sweet Free—snses from the Hawaitan Islands. Concerts every half hour, Sixth Floor. Plan to Come Tuesday The Great Comparison Sale is Still in Progress and Will Be the Rest of the Week For the second Tuesday of our great Comparison dale we have assembled rare bargains from each of our eighty depart- ments, While they are mentioned briefly und without detail, the mere names and prices are su ffcient to guarantee some of the most spectacular bargains that you have been offered in many months, Accept our word for it that every item is absolutely as advertised, Confidence reposed in us will result in your procuring item were given, 11.98 for New Spring Hand Made Hats, hough every detail of every Wear for Women, Misses and Children 17,98 for Women’s 12.00 Walking Suits of cheviot and broadcloth, 4.75 for 7,50'Covert Coats in the new shade of tan, 4.14 for Women’s 2.00 Skirts of plain and fancy mixtures, 43,98 for Women’s 7.50 Voile Skirts in the new style, 7 gore, Bi 69c to 1.10 for an odd lot of Corsets, Value to 3,50, N 7¢ for Women’s 12}4c White Cotton Vests without sleeves, Ae for Women’s 19¢ White Cotton Pants, lace trimmed, W9.48 for 3.50 Japanese Silk Waists with yoke of lace, 38e for 59¢ Cambric Drawers with lace, Wi 48e for 75c Cambric and Muslin Night Gowns, lace trimmed, 68¢ for 1,00 Cambric Petticcats, Igce and embroidery trimmed, :49@ for 85c Washable Petticoats, assorted designs, :95¢ for 39c Muslin Night Gow Se per yard for loc to 20c Trimming Laces, 29e for 450 All Silk Fancy Colored Pongees. 2,00 for Boys’ 3,50 Suits in the new Nor‘olk, etc. & 69e for 1,00 Kimono Gowns of fine lawn, assorted colors, 1 25¢ for 39c Lawn Kimono Sacques, figured designs, 8 95¢ for 49c Washable Stock Collars in white, light blue, ete, 4 9c for Women’s 124c Black Cotton Stockings, 3 pairs for 25e. 9c for Women’s Handkerchiefs (some seconds), Value to 40c, 11.00 for Women’s Mannish Cape Gloves of imported skins, 6.98 for Misses’ 10,00 Suits of tight all wool fancy mixtures, NM 49¢e for Infants’ 1.50 embroidered Nainsook Slips, 98e {or 1,50 Reefers of fine quality cloth. Sizes 2 to 6 years. ns with ruffle ls tom 4 tot for children’s and misses’ 1,25 Tan Shoes, Sizes from 6 to " ie for children’s Dongola Lace Shoes, Sizes 6 to 8, Value 60¢, B Qe for children’s Dongola Lace Shces, in sizes 84 toll. # 10¢ for 25c Gold Plated Cuff Pins in several neat designs. 1c for 25c to 50c Bag Tags, Card Cases, Bill Folds and Purses, Spring Showings in Yard Goods H10¢ per yard for 19¢ Tuxedo, hair line and chenille dot veiling, 59¢ per yard for 50c Princess Crepe, 38 inches wide, 4c per yard for 75¢ English Mohair Checks, 38 inches wide, 16e per'yat for dff'silk Sutin Taffeta Ribbon, 314 inches wide, Qc per yard for 19¢ and 25c Embroidery Sample Strips, 124c per yard for 25c Mercerized Batiste, looks like silk, 10¢ per yard for 20c Knicker Suitings, dress effect in all colors, 29e per yard for $0c¢.Silk Organdie in new floral designs, 19¢ per yard for 39¢ White Meroerized Waistings in new designs, 7}4@ for 12Xc Floral Batiste in new floral designs, 24¢ per yard for 39c Bleached Damask, 56 inches wide, 96c per yard for 39c Turkey Red Damask, full width, 6c per yard for 12}¢¢ Dress Sateens in neat designs. TN ; What Men aud Boys Will Be Wearing 10.50 for Men’s 15,00 Suits in the new Spr.ng models, £10.50 for Men’s 15,00 Top Coats in the newest designs, 7.6.16 for Men’s 10,00 Suits, . Beautiful patterns, 4&9 for Men’s Working Gloves, very strong quality, B19¢ for Men's 50c and 75c Negligee Shirts (water damaged), k 10c for Mep’s Plain Black and Tan Cotton Half Hose, 3 prs, 25c. '$ Me for Men’s 59c Natural and Camel’s Hair Merino derwear, 49e for Boys’ Spring Caps in gray mixtures, silk lined, QSe and 1.26 for Boys’ Soft Hats and Telescopes for dress wear eee: Three Good Cigar Offers Mall Orders Filled, 1.10 for 50 Judge Peckham Cigars (the new Diplomatico), 1.24 for 50 White Gems, 10c quality, 12¢ for 60 Sheets and Envelopes in four colors, 17c for box of Beecham’s Pills, Bie for Hay’s Hair Health, 83e for Munyon’s Paw Paw, includin, 16¢ per pound for 30c Home Made € ie per paper for English Point Pins, Je for 4yards of English Twill Tape, 1e for 2 cards of Darning Cotton 98e for 1,49 Eastern make Biankets, 8e for 1214c Pillow Cases with three-inch hem, 19.97 tor 60,00 Automatic Lift Sewing Machine. Furnishings for the Home 1,18 for 2,50 All-Wool Smyrna Rugs, size 26x54 inches, FA7e per square yard for 5c and 30c Oilcloth, 4-4 and 8.4 widths, 87¢ per square yard for 6c Linoleum in a good line of patterns, ‘1.49 for 2,25 Rocker, | A9c for 75¢ Clothes Tree. 79c for 1.00 Comfortables with fine silkoline coveri: 84c for 1-pound canister of Cut Plug Tobaceo, value 50c, Stationery, Drugs, Candy and Notions 10¢ for box of Laxative Bromo Quinine Pills for colds, 3 for 25c, inhaler and Pills, value 1,75, hocolate Cream Drops, 10c for Pinon Hose Supporters, made of very wide elastic, ngs, 4.98 for 7.50 All. Wool Blankets made expressly for us, 274e for 50c Sheets with seamed centre, good, heavy muslin, 141.25 dozen for 2.25 Silver Plated Medium Knives and Forks. K Be each for 1244 Silver Plated Dessert Spoons and Forks, 192 for 25c Framed Pictures, Beautiful subjects to select from, + 6.49 for 10,00 Dinner Set of 100 Pieces best American porcelain. 1.49 for 2,00 Cottage Toilet Sets, 9 pieces, Choice of 3 shapes, 89ce per pair for 1,50 Nottingham Lace Curtains, $7e per pair for 1,25 cross-stripe Curtains of fine grenadine, 18e for Japanned Foot Tubs with side handle, 2° for Japanned Bread Box, family size, with pertdrated sides, 24e for 2-quart Coffee Pot, double coated, gray enamelled. Se for 10-quart Dish Kettle th bail handle, %'ve per pound for Dry Picked jersey Fowl. Le per pound for Short Ribs Beef Roast, Ye pit pound for Frankfurter Sausages, 40e per lb, for Fresh Bottom Roast Beef. i4e per pound for Native Sirloin Beet Steaks, 10¢ per pound for Fresh Salmon Steaks, je per pound for Fresh Caught Flounders, | seers meee Nine Great Meat Specials. £2%eper |b, for Hindquarters Young Canada Lamb, be per-lb, for Lean Boiling Salt Pork, Pieces about 3 lbs. each,

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