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f i INDSTINCT PRINT VmtK&W *■ ■ . THE ALBANY DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1902. KSiWM R. L. JONES & COMPANY. Successors to Hofmayer, Jones & Co. K Bargains of the Third Week of the Dissolution Sale tifui mk, Suits Left Trimmed Hats Cut SO per cent, and More Think of it! Of all that great line of Silk Suits, barely more than twelve left. Only four of these are a If sub- reat to be ignored. The way immer wear, finer Skirts, j,,m£ikfc£uiHoo remain. Less than a half score of cut from $12.50 to % $12.00, are left. But of Waistsihere is a seemingly inex- ■ liniietihlp supply. . All the sales of the two weeks still We haven’t had much to say about the splendid Millinery values yet, but many have found their way into this department and have been richly repaid for their trouble. The reasonable prices that have pre vailed throughout the season in the Millinery De partment have been recognized by all. During the Diss'olution Sale the prices of all our Trimmed and Walking Hats, the Phipps, the Gage and many ex quisite and -exclusive creations from our own work rooms will be 50 per cent., and less, of their former prices. This means a $5 hat for $2.50, a $10 hat for $5, a $15 hat for $7.50, a $20 hat for $10. leave the factory a 1 stxkSsa/lcJr^aefoqManKiF^t, [ ajtliq bequtifui Lingerie Wais.s aro Op-Stairs 'UAL dA5LI4LoOi r ir*! • i • i c i n • L^qUi^fe Laces and Embroideries at bale Prices 289bVD 0l3 aSS iol £ .. 0n,1,e T,rffe®v will find a S{iitM|.l^ie a 5»|j^^)y 3 ^aj)j§'f r>1 aean&l . Summer Hats. There is a varied assortment oTCifpi wcS fanjgsofoia^ ( %$fe gowere marked originally at . manufacturer’s cost, but ' the^vgM^UWd^ffe® P>-W?.sl^)WW! ?fr,5« r 5r#^a a£ipqlsitfeo>^ey ur - Odd Piecm tfiSm^ orated China Pfcrf l;mdi^^§u;ilA'd(W}ga(£}M L ■ the most interesting ti;eas- . W l * "is ’'ioiufeM’’floHvn with' odd pieces of beautifully clccor- ‘ China. AlmosUwery piece is in malot. is worth dbrfble •ii, no; New Queen’s Grey Shadow Plaid Worsteds A delayed shipment of these popular Woolens has just arrived, and, as everything else, it is being $1.25 Quality for $1.00 $1.00 Quality for 75c offered at Dissolution Sale prices. Lovely styles. All New Wash at Dissolution Sale Prices This -season’s line of Wash Goods is simply superb. It would require much more space than is at our disposal to enumerate the excellent values in these goods. Beginning at the 5c Lawns, through the medium grades, and on to the finest Tissues and Floral Eoliennes — all are ridiculously marked down. Timely Ribbon Spe .1b .XijjgFifc ^ld Embroideries probably reached the zenith of their popularity this season. They have 3V 11 80 < { r been so much H., J. & Co. stoc.k t,,r 'Hds#as8iVP IF’v'vhs • • patterns i&T J lffces a oiillarge and beautiful n in vogue in the past, and they could not be more popular in the future. The Laces and Embroideries fully reflects the importance of laces and embroideries ever so large, so elegant or so carefully selected. It embraces all the standard many of the newest creations of the season. Of special interest is our specially ne of Round Thread Val. Laces, now more popular than ever. In Embroi deries, so many beautiful things are offered that it is impossible to attempt enumeration. Swiss and ?^k^!l^d^lP t lE|ffBf^l( esiare shown in Edgings, Iusertings, Beadings, and All-overs; Matched Sets the line contains an elegant assortment of that acme of exquisite embroi- e([beautiful Baby Irish. The price cuts on these goods are just as .deep as in t'M Stbre. The character of this stock is well known to the people of Albany, ipibered that this stock was bought before the recent 25 per cent, advance and old prices, the reductions will be all the more appealing. iV>ye-ffligbt call special attention to our line of Semi-Ready Embroidered Robes, w 1 >® $25 to $15.20; from $20 to $14.50; from $12.50 to $8.90. iouyiv jrtf Ia‘tE ; Tiere , 'ih , ^! 1 ofusioJ jJCdpry production ■— other departments c • • inaffcbd 7 cnfi^lnally ; OIT2,i*l32l: h £0 n n ec t which have been reduce a-ttaM aasfiL La wu *tooo ,-i r,;> vrtYofu] wdiildh/t .. .of having $3,000 wi d&rsfear i utilise sample xfcaltfcs >1 ‘> 8-yai)d, Nottingham Lace C 3Vj-yard Nottingham Lace 3%-yard Nottingham Lace 3-ynri 3-yari 3-yard duall $2. SS tore irtains re( nceg fro. To™a7?mdJijO o. St6<ak B of Lace Curtains at Cut Prices a stock Lace Curtains in a city of less than 100,000. Think weeks of the Dissolution Sale. That in itself tells of the size, leganeesofrblaeseaslocks. If you are not well supplied, here’s really a big chance. feW'-riWfre !pait 1 s iif when they can be bought at thtese slashed prices. Look over fiend lovon and bhnsHIij Sflittirt rd need and bii Mr" ..95c .$1.65 #C‘W^^.4F , lrf.’!V?V4.Vp.A'. , V.'.'V$i.35 ijih potato Carttlnh Teduoed itrOnre; uynljsnral ■ Ernji• Ktjo-icd'ii-l -Ivoift' [rlsh Point 3%-yard Renaissance and Irish Point Curtains reduced from $4.26 to $3.75 3 Ms-yard Renaissance and Irish Point Curtains reduced from $5.76 to $4.50 Beautiful Bonne Femme Curtains, of real handmade lace ■ and medallions, reduced from $2.75 to $2.10 Beautiful Bonne Femme Curtains, of real handmade lace and medallions, reduced from $3.75 to $2.95 Beautiful Bonne Femme Curtains, of real handmade lace and medallions, reduced from $5.50 to $4.25 cial Beautiful Pompadour Sash Ribbons; our regular 60c quality; expuisite color ings. Dissolution Sale price, 40c a yard. All of the other ribbons of our big stock have been liberally reduced for the Dissolution Sale. Dotted and Embroid ered Swisses w$l>laoJ HIeoO No fabric is more stylish especially for midsummer wear, than these lovely Swisses. The H., J. & Co. quality and variety more in evidence in this line this season than ever, and Dis solution Sale prices now prevail throughout the big stock. 25c value cut to 16c 30c value cut to 21c 40c value cut to 25c 50c value cut to39c All cheaper grades pro portionately reduced. MNESa& COMPANY, i t Jdjiv/ki Av,& r ) .rifiJncnlon hordd I + .anil .‘fo:i-xr L’inW ; >1 !v Successors i to Hofmayer, Jones & Co. .'i.viud flmS bo’in i *!•' :: nlriv/1 of-frj ; in; "Ti h. ■■■■I.. The Quality Store Drink O X A J .oviijsxin l alnl A De'licio'tas’ TuL lo jiuijsifitiqs s'qKoJlfl ieurg s:!l et iayil ar!T 01 ^ tl .i'mi narfw .YboaofUmoil Ji 16 tieq aagiutloaib inis bool'd saaacq olid arit n-jflt ,;how aid) ob oi alisl iovil aslf - a,i vdti ^ att ™nt’a1fi Tlie^ a '■ 3l,ow g'Jouoaioq cfliUge all disappeared. j.lAgiitpr^.tlie three ladies, sleep for them was entirely out of the question, lEilolWS'hWflt *| was lons before the l Itjj^^w^nj'th^ first streaks of dawn f bey dressed and de scended to the v A DRUNKEN MAN’S DESPERATE PLUNGE. -1otj ‘Hi; uio' 1 ntf Jim, I'.iill 11nil iU Ewtem&it.. at Depot'^T'h KTorning When Three' ■ "dies “ 1 'Discovdfed ' 1 1 fittitdtir 1 pcended 'to' the waiting room, where they remained until the time arrived fBi^’tfte frep&rtiir'ePoi their train. ; flwou o(tj rt-torfv• Leaped from the Guard Rail of Bridge Into Flint River. B'bffiirMPLOSION SAW MILL. VfiWB yarn noitGnal mmw {Sntoq t>moa :)b ihajs : ' io, noifK^tei‘'iYjsifo6li|aJW>?guibyfitty,«o4a,,©ayl6r[ l .ypd -!;iHnde >of real fruit,j>u<?e(3,, sqgar-and, filtcredj.spark ling, corbouated wnteniipopjfid i':'to- i; j}i§t; v -ini i8gBwWeii«8a«i^i8^4nS§SeWfi'i63ivnj oxoJ Entering Window. Fje;i>:,i tr In °ll !! iu>W:!oi WRECKS vleiifB nt.v .It r.’.r If, you are.particular what you^dtlhR Jffiis“ l lS '■ * n the c 'pk^e : tb'coiiiL 1 ; 1 -Yott’llliEE’duf perretL'-ekpert service and our clean ( inviting looking fountain and accessories vilval'So Sppehl to you. • MBsaBgaMSigaCTim’aMawcwgwBKaMM iiiBiiniiraTmi | ii"i 5ggw Diij i- ■' urniT~F7rr'~?iTi~r '^here was, some exellfimeht down 'at' Uie pnion, depot, parly this .mornlijg. ! F 1t ; Was the ‘ens’e ot a ! man in : a ; room Sv,jj,e ( re'iig' ,^dV'rib : b.usjiioss'.' , , .;Threo ladies iwhose-failure to.!^atch; ja'hertaln traih : had rendered it iieces- j J> ' 1'i’■) J I'.| i ;i > b-||- | Bqry tojf, them fo,. spend , the ,night ,(n ■Albany, engaged a room:on !the-second idoor of tire,, ejeyot', .jnilldlng, where loounfortobloi aoaouiiuotlaiionsv we- pro, vlded those wild do hoir'c'aie'’td''gp up I *:iT.r s 111 --•It'd; , c-.vnOTjI on: jtawiuyto.m hotel. d.Th# Indies lutended lihKiVipu ot eljv/ -<jn humlcri YfidT -1 iindidng luntlie.nolghborhood of tke!-d4; byi if^hiinihe 'soreamai tiu'ea-itoices iba-i ing raised to a hi (: pftijii*hfcli |Three :! Klen Killed ahd :; Thr6e Fatally fWafahta-flafla^^jyo khiioH ML Sterling, Ky., .Tune 5.—The boll- L3n(nsq iio hI ovcm toagaiioitpi_ in Lawrence, ,,42 'Col’s' saw mjU u at Frenclihure’ blew up ‘''tqi^y;' l iidljing, tliree and totally wounding three '(yl^ er men. The money loss will be heavy. ■aiaanO vnoK gdj 1o Jneleli taj BURTON ANNOUNCED; i turn- . .t'nesof: elo&TftO P!\ Tvtj ,'vt vdflci ytitP.vr •f'nJ tmir wi-wu jeated that "Their 'excited. r -igfeoc tq| Joi III 1; '§»ibjc| isB Tib xlaait rioixrrt m ;d /jW Ilya 8ij m ■ ; -UB3 " 31B .byy 19331 texr(_ 3Vfill 9W . C" One of the building blocks that build buildings that stand. . , - vWQD ZllBBgflnU ,j£ DXXB .?fXQYI3Y3 .89X) IZ_ It s a Miracle staggered air space. Ask the architect. ' ■ . .89orrq Albany Pressed Stone Co t * fiUtUdJCSWVfii'F' ef fQ)m-rledly made by parties in the •depot, and it was intruder had ‘the ladies’ roonU(j 0[ T] entered through' a tftudow from the rooldfiHC:waSto,.ktlger,dlllAne of the lotber udouis. otutheiScdondiflodr of'the b ulWijiB, I had a Whfina aslMdUfcc a»iesi planUtlqnlofciffleWomlu ofc Bistort atlw tali: Was 7x>bUr!jvsmtBtaltpiH ,q dooin’o t> is ,3 There was,*itnla IhdiglMitiPm.tnijUie, pnrtxlfcmeifio qf :ih4ummti£»othfe*peBe, but the mailowIu£wl&H'3lp0n$liii9i$>r tbcnfeaildellfisietcdtthafelt wtm; aitnply a case.-pfi(flartiUg(.the!AvcongaiWlnlkW-. Hebadlbodn tnSt nadteifoof Jn js^jirch ofrai Iit&JGf rdshmifnluv snldiaaladawljvn he undertook to return to his aptafel ment haSnbttncfcltheoBrctilSrwtoSsiwA ’ After alowtOB ih^kXSttdm^obleqoted duanX anlb theatiaageraasltp vnawstbe v .toorfnB’ .TO’tald .MOBWAfl .W .0 .oannlsdO .HOJHW H J; aPTip -• kA. rrd > has m* « Late yesterday afternoon two Bell telephone linemen, one of them under the influence of intoxicants, wandered down to the river bridge. The sober one had taken his companion down there to keep him out of harm’s way, but as it turned out it seemed that he was running straight into destruction. After a cursory examination of the surroundings the one who wasn’t so ber, mounted ,the guard rail of the bridge and announced his intention of talking a jump, and before his com- I^Jiion could interfere he had made go^d t his resolution, As the muddy waters of the Flint closed over him the^ffects of previous potations left mm; and a thoroughly sober youth swam to the refuge of the nearest bank. Still, this method of getting in prop er form after a little indulgence is not to be recommended. The hero of the episode was too modest to give his name. THE WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS. Louisville, Ky., June 5.— The Na tional Wholesale Liquor Dealers mei in annual convention here today. Tin reports of officers occupied the day. RATE BILL BACK TO CONFERENCE. Washington, D. C., June 5.—The dis cussion of the rate bill conference re port today showed conclusively tha the bill will be sent back to confer ence. The conferees, it is said, ex pected that result. .00.7 i waamh&oifi»Cf. Imihdai- atety'laffo’r thfr‘Wadiri&--of thfe (journal! today’; I 'Vlbb-Fbesideut oFairbahksff laisb before the Senate GovemJdht HncHi’ac telegram announcing-the resignation qfoogermtor jem'tQn n « n^hpr^ ^s n jio QQrompn^aR^u^ao^jftnfnvaSritajjiqPj.ftj beiqeoos iLE.’i'JuCf—rrrmv* # nr. obnrrr ovfl.vtiidt -ill gnliLO'iatn: *<ffsdlA eri] ftrs eoioa gviJlaon In the Inspection of Packing sdL-irl "i tf ov .t? ;*?ra i’naRW .11“ r Chicago, June 5—Three sanitary In- |46aMor«BWereo»eat ttnlwi tS>hi)»74t9? k - yatjklq hyaECommilsIoppr .hqlwHtaJthi HBmlan,n»iItlbi*s4fwt^jift ) tQnmfe ri?i Uumouai 'mem,ilo .wsiBto&JtlWaaagUimtsfpniyg ttoMB Wi eonulltoslith#,^ailpyss> 8 make immediate report of the c§Bg{., tions ,hey liad. VJT<71B yAn Underwear r,odm aoiiT rfi lo sbta gnciw 91 ™Sajpg$Mions DCi 97If3 ff) ■I%xMB;liayen’t done so, isn’t it about looked to your summer un- v,i£$L|,.j lave an unusually com plete lme.xfe©i,csflMt the season and you. BaHiwgggm, lisle, nainsook, net, ^ffjle and; Sea Island cotton, in desi ^ ns and styles Long (MovLnea dowers to match. in f .H .51 ktt ucrcKr JSShriin 8 2 310 001 000 eudmrrtoo l¥<f A $l at ()0 a Garment. *1ao r ‘l—so •rteff bir i met- OoS .teladol a’.oO A alorlotH .rtHarrA euanoi dom/I ?’YddU ;o8X qml-tda ;aao .oaosOS mmm j .89X£0S3<I oiq :oc£ not s t00 ,n S iq „, j botfiTa hnn beDlla ;o82 not E ,trso o6t i •nso oSf .elqqoaalqi. u ..... .... ....