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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-12

que urge resolver, lque medios Po-
ner en- pr&ctica para darle realidad !
Agotados va los recursos de las
exposiciones elevadas, al Gobierno
por los particulares y los grefnios; !;
desoida Ia VOC de Ia prensa que ira
duce las angustias y los dolores que
sc producer en- la vida diaria desa-
tendidas las gestiones del gobierno y
de los centros ADMINISTRATORS locales,
no Queda en- nuestro concepto otro
medic, sind el de que las fuerzas vi
vas que representa- el pals, Sc unan,
aceptada la solucion por todos, Sc
eliza una comision de hombres que
vayan & Madrid & solicitar la inme-
data resolucion del problema, que
amenaza va con perturbaciones que
pueden producer dolores y desastres al
pals; pero hombres, quienes el mi :
cansado va, de su eterno estudio So
bre la question, nj que amedrente
con fantasticos temores de perdidas
y de dihcultades para nuestro tesoro,
que no pueden existir, oPerandose el
canje de plata mexicana por plata es-
pa7iola, y houbres por 1ltimo, que, al
encontrarse con resistencias en- las es-
feras ministeriales, sean capaces, 81 ne
cesario fuere, de llegar { los pies del
trono y decir 4 la augusta dana
que en- el ejerce sus altisimas funcio-
mes:
"Senora no va el interes de aque.
LA joven sociedad que debe mercer
toda yuestra protection y vuestre
amparo, SIND ell nombre y el honoI
de la nacion qae vos regis, y Ia ma
gestad de las atlas funciones que des
empe1Iais, demandan que Immediate
mente sc de solucion aquel conflicte
que ha creado la ignorancia de la
mas elementales leyes de la eco
nomfa politica, y que Sc sostiene po
debilidades incompstibles con el buer
nombre y con la seriedad que debei
caractcrizar 4 un gobierno como {
gobierno de la nacion espahola.
- LUCAS AMADEO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-12
CRONICA
Ell PoErA rEJERA
LUCAS AMADEo.

Aver tuvimos la gran satisfaction
de darle IN abrazo. Viene Tejera al
seno de su familia, despuss de catorce
amos de ausencia, en- los que ha pere-
grinado de aquf para ALA, de Am6ri-
ca para Europa, impulssdo siempre
por esa VOC misteriosa que parece
decirle, como al judo de Ia leyenda :
"I anda y ''lands |" Els. entire todos
los poetas hispano- americanos, 81 que
mhs Sc asemeia al personaje legen-
dario. En- ESQ de variar de horizon
tes & cada momento, solo tiene IN
competitor ca mi amigo Luis Bona
foux, otro ejemplar de la bohemia
andaute.
Su imagination viva, ardiente, So
nadora, no pnede tener un momento
de reposo, y su cuerpo sigue los i'm
pulse de aquella; pero no pudiendc
este elevarse hasta las nubes, rueds
por la super6cie de Ia terra sin ha-
| liar gu centro de gravedad.
EzJs4dto errantc, una de las mejo
res composiciones de Tejera, mas que
una balada fantastica, es la auto.
biografia del poeta. Ese sfanscon
tante de emigraci6n. que le obl;ga
s plantar So tienda hoy aquf, mana.
ma ALA. es ell rasgo mas hermoso de
su caraoter inquieto, de su genia
complexion artfstica, inconforme
siempre con Ia realidsd de la exis
tencia Espfritu bohemia. rev6lase
contra Ia practica metodica de Ia
vida, protesta de Ia vulgaridad que
le acosa y le rodea, y salta, vuela J
Gambia de horizontes Y de climas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-12
Ell CONFLICTO HONETARIO
UNICA CI0N

Colocados va en- esa falsfsima 81
tuaci6n monetaria por hechos que
revelan debilidad de juicios y falta
de consistencia moral en- nuestras
classes directoras, logico es yer que Sc
despierten los mas exagerados ape
titos surjan las mas inmorales es-
peculaciones..
Y asf asistimos en- este momento,
dentro del mismo proceso, & la re-
petici6n del hecho que senalabamos
en- nuestro anterior artfculo, conoci
do On ciencia por la ley de Gresham,
que 81 antes di6 por resultado, la ex-
pulsi6n de nuestro mercado de todas
las monedas que constitufan su cir
culaci6n metalica, compuesta, como
todos recordaran, en- su mayor parte
en- especies de orc, y plata america
ma, sostenida esta, en- su valor noml-
nal, por la demanda que determinan
los activos cambios que realizamos
con la rep1blica del Norte, al pre-
sente esq resultado sera la desapa-
rici6n & 50 vez de la unidad peso me-
xicano y el predominio de la plata
fraccionaria del mismo cuno, de mas
baia cotizaci6n en- los mercados regu-
ladores, Y de otras monedas mutila-
das, de dificil, sin6 impossible circula-
ci6n.
FL drenaie queda establecido va ;
por ell mismo canal que discurre Ell
peso mexicano, penetra la moneda
fraccionaria de igual origen; por
manera que, 81 por Ia primera snstl-
tuci6n de especies amonedadas en-
nuestro mercado, el valor circulante
por elias, representado, que nosotros
valoramos en- siete millones como ma
ximun, queda reducido un valor
positive de la mitad, por la nueva
sustituci6n que hoy SO opera y por
ell descenso On 81 valor de la plata
que a1n no ha dicho 50 Ultima pa
labra, esa p6rdids resultara mas con
siderable, al extreme que, no es teme'
rario anunciar para en- breve, ur
desnivel On los cambios con el extran
iero, no menor de un sesenta POI
ciento, quedando entonces reducido 9
positive valor de nuestra circulaci6r
de .especies amonedadas, & dos mi
llones ochocientos mil pesos.
Lamentable realidad que in6er'
a este pals profunda herida en- 81
constitution de negocios y de traba
10, que crea multitud de familia'
astrecha 81 no ruinosa situaci6n, gu,
determinara profundos sufrimiento'
en- una gran parte de nuestro agre
gado social, , realidad que Sc prest'
amargufsimas rehexiones, porqu'
ella es reveladora del abandono in
diferencia con que Sc miran los ma
caros intereses de esta joven socie
dad, interesante por sus excepciona
les condolences morales, masa dhotil
noticeable & gusto del legislator
del gobernante, en- TERRA bendita, gu
prodiga generosa sus recursos par
eIevarla & envidiable grado de pro
ersso y de civilization, 81 dominaral
en- sus gobernantes Y en- sus clase
directoras, las necesarias luces, y la
atlas vistas sociol6gicas, que deberial
constituir siempre, el apansje indis
pensable de los que, va en- bajas 8 9.
mas elevadas esferas, interviewer 81
la administration y gobierno de 10
Estados.
Pero abandonemos este 6rden d
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MuY RARAfAS

Sc Ue,sdea las fncds que Sc descrrbess corr
ts,suacs6a. Los que deseen ddquirsrtas pttede'
fsrioirse d don Francisco r. Costa, q dor
r. UEptano Colon.
Ia Casa de nlddera reciea eonstruidd, eobt-
jddd de tejansasil, de 8 metros de frente por de
nacho. cor IN nsdYtilLo de metros de largo, cor
50 solar de 80 metros 43 ce,stlnsetros de trsstc,
4 iotlal dimensions de fossdO, cStdndo sstH0dd
en- la prolonqaci6,s de la Gale del Leon, e,s Ia
erplonadd fNmediata al dep6ssto del 1cssedacto.
"a Casa sin solar propso, proptd para Ia
bitdcs6ss y tief1dd, cor dpdTdd0T y hsostrddoT,
de metros 68 centsmetros de JTeate poy me
tyos ee,stlaetTo de tossdo, e,scIorada e- x's So
lar dc do57 EfuiYa Ortiz, co.'s freste por el Es-
te Ia calls de Ia CGntero.
3a. Casa de MADEIRA ctsbiertd de tejG8drsl
de 5 metros l certlmetro de fre,sts por metros
90 eestlnetYos de JoTsdo situddd So {! bdrrso
Cdntera pldntada es solar De Ia ssIeessoH
PateT,ss
IA Solar radscado e-s eI bGrrso de IA Cdnteya
que .4ids Is metros 80 eessinesros de Jrents poy
Is metros csrtfmesYes de fondo, cor tTssts d
Ia GALE de la Cantsrn poT eI Este
So Casa de n1ddTd eabssTtd dc te1arsdra,
con bolcon al frents wids r4<fros 80 cfsA-
metros de fre,sss por rsstros 76 csrknssros de
aseho. Radica s,s 81 barrso de "a Cant<r0,
sstd rlxasada ~ ess solar de dom MoresdI No
pyales Ga ffsns< s@d solas Ssssca ssr SorsoTe
6s Casa de MADEIRA csbsevfa de kisvYo gal
rosisado dc ssstTos 65 es,ssimstros de frsnts
poY ssetYos is centsmetvos de ascho- Radseu
- el b0TTSo de Ia cuateYa y sstd pl0stodo ess
~ solar dc doa Abslar6o 0tsro
Marrs 8 de 1884 -S M Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-12
LA FLOR DE ASTURIAS
DE EALIAREZ YFERNA NDEZ
SOL UNION, PONCE

Retnstalado este establecimiento en- an nuevc
LOCAL calle del Sol esquina Union, v conoeien-
do~sus duehos el exquisite gusto que siempre dis
dnguio los habitantes de esta eulta ciudad, no
han omitido medic aiguno, fn de ofrecer una
xariedad de articulos, que por sus procedeneiAs,
riqueza variedad, namaran la atenci6n de TO
das las personas que nos honren con sus visit&s.
Al efecto mencionaremo6 algunos, "a que se-
r1a prohjo enumerarlos todos.
Ofrecemos: Conservas almenticias exquisitas,
Cerveza de todas mArcas, Tabaoos de Cayey y
Habana, Ell excelente Ron marca "FsntauEK,
de GuAyama, CigarriIlos de todas classes mar
eas, Vinos Navarro" Torres" /" Jerez. etc,
ete., AoeitunAs frescas, Anisados de vsriAs ella
ses, Dulees en latas como Peras Meloeotones,
CereEas, etc, etc, , mdltiples artlculoe de no
vedAd.
Una visitA qusdsyeis satisfeehos de 10 que
ofreeen,
AIcores y Fevsdad<s.
Ponce, Febrero de 1894 5rm. y. p. 8
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-12

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Jaime Pages
CIUDAD Y PLAYA
-
CoMERCIANTE

En- este estableeimisnto tanto en- La eiudAd es-
mo en- Ia marina, existe IN eonstante surtido de
conservas alimenE las, de todas elases de los
mejores Y mas acreditados vinos, que Sc impor-
tan de- Barcelona. Jerez, g. &, hgurando entire
estos por el m6dieo precio que Sc venden por
81 sabor purezz los sin rivales "Sioorey "
Navarro 81 delicioso Siboney" blanco, asi
como infnidAd de artfculos dificfl de enumerar
Del renombrado Ron marea " extra PagSs. "
hay constAnts existenoia asi como tamhien del
/" P1nita que tanto gusta por sus condolences
topicAs.
Tambisn ofreEeo al pdolico en- general IN ser
vicio de botes en- Ia marina, los euales, Dor su
solder, hmpieza comodidad le coloean Ia
altura de cualquiera otra empresa de su Glaze.
Vista hase f..
Ponce Febrerc de 1894 sFrn svn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-12
A DIESTRO Y SINIESTR0

Anoche, anoehe mismo. Sc repre-
sent6 en- Cayey, ciencia concien-
eia de las autoridades eclesikstica y
civil, aquel drsmote On siete actos
que 80 titula El Mdrtir del G6leotha
y que no pudo representarse ca Qua
yama porque 10 prohibisron el Obs
po ell Gobernador.
Item mds: 10 ejecut6-va sin ca
lensbourg-la compshfa, lspropia COM
pafiia de Gutierrez Latorre. que, ha-
bra dicho para sus bastidres averia-
dos y sus bsmbalinas portatiles
"Pues senores, aquf en- Puerto
Rico las leyes cansbean como las tenn
peraturas parecen cuestiones de tor
m6metro las cuestiones de gobierno
en- Guayama, con el calor sofocante
de la costa, Los siete dolores eran i'll
citos: en- Cayey, con los frios de la
sierra, Los siete dolores estan hbres de
riesgos."
Todo 10 cual da una idea de como
Sc rige IN pals arbitrariamente y
de como el capricho de una espada y
de una mira es absolute soberano
81 Sc apoya en- el so 10 nsa'sdo tradi-
cional.
Ell Obispo ha muerto; pero el Ge-
neral vive; y no sabemos de que mo-
do recibira la noticis de que su sts-
tensa prohibitivo en- materias de arte
tiene fuerza en- Guayams y no tiens
fuerza en Csyey.
81 TODD ESQ no es ridiculo y cursi,
que venga Hizern y 10 yea. Nosotros
propondrfamos IN premio - plaza,
cruz 8 cosa asf-para 81 que averi-
CUE donde ha lido la seriedad de los
poderes p6blicos.
Els una question muy trists
muy oscura, por 10 antigua;
| y como Vargas no existe-
/ 81 dem monio la averigua.
En- Guayama aparecera en- brave
un nuevo peri6dico, La Jnsttcia, que.
segun ga prespecto, viens con,batsr
los Gbstsos . nsonopolios en- este pueblo,
etertso crt4cifcado que Sc revuelue con-
VstEso bajo la planta del cdciQuisnso.
va tisne La J4sttcia terreno en- quo
librar sus comsates.
El abuse Y Ell monopolio constitu
yen 10 base del regimen que nosoani-
qniIa y nos consume. Sc encuentran
arriba, en- las esfsras superiores de In
administration colonial, y abajo, sn
la 6rbita estrecha donde re mueven
los municipios.
Son la obra de cuatro siglos y echs-
ron raices tan hondss, que para ex sir-
parlos quiza no basten ls pluma, L.
palabra Ell voto. Dominan Sc
yerguen con tai imperio, que llegan
creerse indiscutibles, porque, seme-
, iantes s los reyes g6ticos, SO apoyan
en- su derecho divine.
Duro en- ellos. que al fin y al cabo
sienten ls scerada Garcia nuestra =
saltan de sus asientos seoulares y
quisieran aplastarnos tambien nos
otros. que por encima de sus ooncu-
, piscencias encendemos antorchas que
les iluminen = les avergtencen.
, Bien llegada La Jasticia al estadio
Els uns mas que nutre las falangsa
lidiadoras; uno mas que Sc apresta &
romper lanzas contra los amos de
! Puerto Rico.
lOjala que la dejen en- paz los 6s-
Gales que no encuentre en- So mar
cha generosa los tropiezos que sus
, precursores encontraron
7 con recipes de & folio,
y con satiras al uso,
tai vez detendra el abuse
/ y matara el monopolio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-12
ALos HAcENDADos DE CANA

de vsnts novillos Hnos propios para yugo.
co~aas,, Sovistabf- ls de- 1891 p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-12

Hago eoastar por el presente anun-
clio que no reeonozco cuenta aleuna.
d no ha sido autorizada por mi es-
posa. 8 el que suscribe-
Jsse Pila y SoleY.
aaFfo 10 1894 Gsss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-12
Aguiar, Siragusa & Ca.

Ia los peddos que hagan de pap sobe ibros
banco toda clase de artcuos de escoro e remiten
solicitud"
6mIs San Juan, P r., Febrero % de 1894
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15
DEArn on NAInK yANcr

Senator Zeb. Vance. of North Carolina,
is dead He passed away In Washington
last night. The deceased had In part
represented his State in the upper branch
Of Congress for more than twenty years
He was not only the North Carolina
Senator, but during the dark days Of Ma
homes regime in this State our people
looked upon him az our defended and
protector, in the branch Of the National
Legislature In which they had no repre-
sentative In those days Virginia Demo-
Gratis relied upon Senator Vance and his
colleague to defend their interests. That
the gallant North Carolinian performed
this service we'll is attested by the affec-
ton with which he was regarded by our
people.
The distinguished Senator was man
OF fine abilities. Not only was he proba-
bly, the best stump speaker known in the
South, but he was equally as much at
home In discussing the most important
national issues before the Senate or in
any other presence. Senator Vance served
two terms as Governor Of North Carolina,
an office in which he displayed fine ex-
ecutive ability. But it was as a United
States Senator and as political orator
that the deceased was best and most popu-
larry known. No man was ever more
loved-it probably would not be an ex-
aggeratlon TO say idolized-by the people
of his State than Vance.
The announcement that he was to speak
at any given point in the Old North State
was certain to attract a vast crowd. His
hold uoon the good people of his State
was not remarkable. 1t was simply the
manifestation Of their love for pure and
honest man; one who had never failed
them, It matter not in what sphere he
was called upon to act.
In the death Of Vance North Carolina
loses a gallant and distinguished son. and
Virginia an answering and strong
friend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15
FOR ORR YOUNG MEN.

We care not what may be his faith or
philosophy, but we believe there is 10
man, not even the professional and mer-
cenary infidel and scoffer. who does not
feel and know that the society Of the
moral and sober is preferable to that Of
the vicious and debaUched.
The man who would not exert him
self to throw such good Influences around
his own son or somebody else's son. and
exert himself to defend them from the
destroying effects of depravity. is either
utterly heartless or already himself "a
vessel filed for destruction"
As one Of the means Of protecting the
lives Of our young men from vice and
encouraging them in reasonable and re-
fining entertainments the Young Mems
Christian Association was organized. Re-
oHoulBo 'usurlo9s 7ou ma snoI5II
in its breadth, but thoroughly Christian
IN It's spirit. It's benefit to these young
men who have. in pursuit OF livelihood.
been removed from home and thrown into
the whirl Of city life, cannot be estimated.
To save one such noble young man were
worth more than can be estimated In the
cost Of buildings and their operation. But
how many have been kept in the paths OF
peace cannot be told.
We now hear that this institution here
in Richmond is in danger OF stopping for
want Of the means necessary for its sup
port. Such a catastrophe is not to be
contemplated
1t will cost some $4,000 10 pay of the
lien upon the property and relieve the
association Of its floating debt. Its cur
rent receipts are sufficient to meet its
ordinary expenses, but not TO pay big
interest accounts and reduce debt
The hundreds OF young men who visit
this building daily for its library. its
gymnasium, its classes, its services. must
not have the doors closed in their faces
and be turned away to wander-who
know where?
1t would be a disgrace, not 10 say an
incalculable injury to Richmond. to have
such a termination of the good work
which was begun nine years ago. when
the first steps were taken which result
ed in the excellent building and appoint
ments we now have. Shall they be aban-
doned? VIII our people permit 1t?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15
MR.. PORTER ON FREE COINAGE.

Mr.. J. W. Porter. OF Albemarle, thinks
the journals which oppose the free coin
age OF silver are unwilling TO give his
side a hearing. But The Times, although
rejecting utterly the ordinary free silver
ideas. believes in the full and free dis
cussion OF all questions. and we therefore
publish this morning a letter from Mr..
Porter. which Will be found In another
column.
There Is not much in this which we
think requires reply. but we will sub
NIT remark on one or two points.
What MIR. Porter says of Egypt and
Australia amounts 10 this: When they
borrowed the money they owe they got
good. hard. solid gold dollars pounds
really) OF fun value. and they contracted
TO pay each year per cent interest
I'm gold while they retained the principal.
Egyptian cotton and other products and
Australian wool are lower in price to-
day. perhaps. than they were when this
money was borrowed. Mr.. Porter says
that is because gold has become much
dearer. although all the gold that was in
the world when the loan was made is
still In the world. and II has been enol
mously increased annually ever since.
We say IL is because more Egyptian and
Australian products are brought into the
world than the world wants II we in
America should. unfortunately, suffer
complete blight and destruction of our
cotton and wool crops this year, Mr.
Porter would see Egyptian and Australian
farm products take such a rise that the
Egyptian and Australian farmers would
be able to pay their interest more handily
than when they borrowed the money.
Men must abide by their bargains as
they make them. or we have nothing
fixed and steady In life. We are not 10
set frightened and debase our money
merely because production becomes so
abundant that the prices OF articles fall
very low
Mr. Porter thinks the value OF money is
not determined by the labor which Is
required TO take II from the earth, but
BY the labor required 10 get possession OF
that which 10 in the world. This Is un-
doubtedly true from the burglars stand
point but Il u not true from the politico-
sssaeeaie standpoint - Mr.. Porter In
AnnAs Il NJ. Porter refers. in proof Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15
mEFrIsGs AND EVENTS MONDAY.

Libertas Lodge Of Perfection, st. Adams
Hall.
Pickett Camp. C. v. Central Hall.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. of p. Ellett's Hall.
Syracuse Division. No. A. Uniform Rank.
X Of F.. Odd-Fellows' Hall.
jefferson Lodge. 1. o. 0. f., Odd-Fellows'
Hall.
Richmond Lodge. l. o. o. f.. Belvidere
Anawan Tribe. I. o. r. M. Laube's
Indianola Tribe. I. o. r NJ. Toney's
Hall.
Grey Eagle Tribe. /. o. r. NJ. Jr. o. U.
A. NJ. Hall.
Richmond Paper Hangers Union, Eagle
Hall.
East-End Lodge. Golden Chain, Corcoran
Hall.
West-End w. C. T. u. Y. NJ. c. A
Parlors.
r. e. Lee Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Jr.
o. II. A. Nj. Han.
Patrick Henry Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ,
Powhatan Hall.
Grace Court T.. j.. or A., Central Hail.
Virginia Lodge. Tonti. Ellett's Hall.
West-End Lodge. !. O. G.. r., Clay-Street
Baptist church.
Rescue Lodge. 1. o. G. T.. Gatewood's
Hall.
Charity Lodge. I. o. G. T., Springfield
Hail.
Myrtle Temple Lodge, I. o. G.. T., Pine
Street Baptist church.
McGill Catholic Union, Cathedral Hall.
Carpenters Union. Concordia Hall.
Company e. First Regiment Armory.
Jefferson Castle, *. G. T., Jr o. L. A. NJ.
Hail.
Junior Y. NJ. c. A., Reception and Supper.
Y. Nj. G. A. building.
General Meeting of Moody Committee,
Il. NJ, Y. NJ. c. A. Building
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15
19r(9FE!N
COMPANY
II, Is, IS and II East Broad.
II, IS, IS and II East Broad.
RICHMOND. April i6. 1894.

RICHMOND. April 10, 1894.
The beauty and convenience, the
usefulness. comfort and advantages
that are possible for any great store
are all step further to the front
than at any time since its calling.
Not price ticket anywhere that
needs scrutiny. The prices are
fixed right, or better than right,
before you are asked to see.
Anderson's Scotch Glnghams In
the newest designs, Embroidered,
Satin Stripes, Lace Effects, &c.
always the best value known at
35c-this week beginning in price
at I9c. Solid colors among them
too.
Black All-Wool Imperial Serge,
46 inches wide, Lubin's make
equal in all respects to any ever
sold by US at Sc yard-the price
is SOC yard.
The self-same All-Wool Black
Cashmeres that have been SOC
yard, as the standard of postage
stamps, Monday $50 yard.
Black Atwood 4o-inch Kyber
Cloth for 500 yard. These are
three out of more than a dozen
Black. most reliable special bar
gains.
9 pieces Bleached Table Linens,
costing so to Toe a yard, are here
to sell at SIC for a choice. Full
width and double Damask.
The New French Welt White and
Colored Grounds-new or Ladies'
and Children'S SUITS; scarce every
where at 5oc-here at 25c.
he remarkable SHlRT-WAlST
SALE. Hundreds of DOZENS
Ladies' Black silk Waists, full
Ii ed and of handmade India Silk
last year $3.50 each-this season
here at 1857.
II various patterns Of Percaline
Shirt-WaistS, Laundered Collars
and Cuffs, at soc.
81 dozen Merrimack Print Shirt
Waists at 25c.
Same quality Boys Shirt-WaiSts
at I21sC each.
IS various novel efectsin Ladies'
Shirt.Waiats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-15
THE COHEN co.

All.Silk Satin Brocade, in Black.
only heretofore &c., Monday Ne.
ginning at soc yard.
New beauties in Grenadines
MORE, Swivel, Dane de Laze Her
NAMES. Twisted Sewing Silk Grena.
dimes.
Liberty Satines in Light and Dark
Shades-the newest and most de-.
sirable Silk materiaI-Sr value for
SOC.
Black All-SiIk Satin Duchess will
90 on sale Monday for 7sc-the
best Of 81 value.
Real India Silk, handmade. in
Whlte-usual best value, soc-ior
29c yard.
New Swivel Grape at sr.2o.
Double width in White and Cream,
worth $3.50, for sI.4S.
New Tuxedo Silk Net, with trim
ming to match.
81 SILK Chiffons, full IS inches
wide, Pure Silk, for 6oc.
New Iokia Crepes at 25c-every
where SIC.
NEW TRIMMINGS. There is
n thing in Dress Trimming that is
wanted this season but finds a place
here. Jets and Spankles until they
glisten to a iull commotion, Ioc a
yard to So.
The Gents Furnishing Depart.
ment says: The fullest OF the most
Windsor Scarf in the new
spring-opening checks. All coIors
for I9c.