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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29
iRECuERDOS BENDIT0S!

Colecci0u - zoes1aa do dtn Felix Ma
t0s Bernier.-~S xand9 ell osta ImpreuGa
rs centavos ejornglar 81
Aver fueroD d91enidcs por Ia fuarza
dc Orden cdblico en- egta Capt. Il. les va
cinos Nareiso Lop z, por estafa de una
maquiaa Mari Han6n; America Carog,-
bot, Far1aacc Herna1dez, Antonio Ro
de lesio41e qua casualmonte s3 infrierOn;
fu6 cured3 81 uj1o Juan del Carmen dc
una leaidn que L. infiri6 un hijo del conser
j. dc 10 Diputaci0n Juan Rogue fue dete-
nid0 p0r hurto de dos tiegGos con dos ar
bolito8 pert0neciontes las Hermanas del
asiio Dc Carload.
La esGadf tica ecleaia stica de Mauna-
bo duranto Ell ano 1895 fu6 IL siguionte:-
Nacinaientos, 255; varones 1917, henabras
1913; legitinaos 1872 ilegftimos 1888 Defun-
clones 1911; varones 1O2 y hembras 50. Ma
mento Dc la poblaci6n-64
Los guardias nt1neroz 68 y 81 condu
ieron aver Ia Audiencia los preeog Pc
dro Aponte Isidoro do Santiago.
Eel domingo Is del oorriante deposita
ron 1875 ir1poneutes, Ia suma dc 1.46O pc
SOS 80 csUtavos on 10 Gaia de Economics
Pr6stamos do San German.
Agar 80 ven>li0ron en- competencia en-
taucia", amarillo, & 81 27 CT. cornprados
DOE 4. Rauschanplaty y 80 sacos, de segun
da, clara, a. IL hacienda Laura" { ST. so,
coEnpradoa pr Vicente Compaflfa,
Sc cotiza cafe en- el nercado dc esta
ciudad, con f2jedad. per classes corrientes
para Cuba d9 223 % pesos.
So ha concedido anticipo de cesantfa
solicit11d propia 6 don Mariana Galiana,
fe de NegociAdo de tercera clase. Conba-
dor dc 10 Administration local de Rentas
de esta Ciudad.
Para objetos DO fantes1a ''La Gadita-
na" d. Ramon Qard6n, Fortaleza %,
A lem as bottom adoras negraB para pecha
r4s pufos % iaillas euperiores, psines
de marf), ei23oito> para 81 peinado, pol,
votas de cristaI, peiotas da gonna, juegos
de tocador de CRYSTAL de colorea, juegos de
cafe, cestos de mimbra Y otros art1culos
dc verdadera uovedsd.
Manana 60 calebraa6z en- la audiancia
do 10 criminal do esta ciudad los iuicios
orales aIguie1tea contra Candido del Go
mez (a) mocho boto, por hurto; ee Ponen-
ta ell Magistrate seflor Conde, Abogado
defeneor el Er. CuevilIas Procurador SO
for Caballero, y contra Bernab6 Ayala
Hernandez, por ostafa, eiendo Ponente Ell
Magistrate eafior Avelino, abogado defen-
sor seftor Gaztambide, y procurador sef1or
V6lez
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Sc quejan los vecinos de Santurce, de
que anoch NO tuvieron tren para regreear
su domicilio despu6s de la function de
teatro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Hoy & las han tiebido tener lugar On
Huyne cao solcxun. g ho8ras fuuebres por ell
ete FRO &a3can4o del alma del que fu6 Go.
b + ss<t38 4ess5zal t3e sta iela don Jose
Gam.r MaIa1sn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29
Cotizaciones de giros y efectos pub'i

Cotizaciones dc giros y efectos pdbli
COS hoy.
Londres es..........3 DIV 730 7-35
Idem. m........:... 80 dIv YRS II 80
Paris. 1s..................47 AZ 40 =
Madrid Barcelona. 20 2O4 p3
Provincias. as.............2i % pS
New Y ork. 40 so pS
Habana. ...... .......43 a44 pS
Aceiones del Banco Es-
pafIoA,. A,................94 "a cada una
Acciones del Banco Te-
rritorial Agrfcola. 40 Gu
60 dividendo pagado
Idem del Banco Popular. "a
Sociedad an0nima de Luz El6c-
trica NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sin operaciones
CGdulas hipotecarias del Banco
Territorial = Agrfcola.. primera
emission SOL; segunda idem $88.
NOTA:-So vendieron acc1ones del
cada una t1ltino dividendo vencido en- 81
de Dbre. de 1895 favor del comprador.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Verifoada IL subasta de carns de ga.
nado vaouno, result6 que los dias del 10 al
Is ambos inclusives del pr6ximo Febrero
Sc expendera ell citado art1culo & 26 ocha-
vos ell kilo Y el 16 q ~ ochavos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

De Arroyo nos remiten el siguiente
elegrama:-"Acaban dc. celebrarse sun,
tuosamente honras fdnebres por ell eterno
descanso del alma del general Gamir. Hu-
b gran concurrencia. Asistieron las Au-
tori iades, las corporaeiones y los Volunta
rios que tributaron los honores de orde
narza - E1 Corresponsa3"
FL Tnovimiento rn6roantii en- esta isla
desda | af1o 1918 hasta 1898 fu6 al siguien,
te, segdn as1 10 manifesto nuestro ilustra
do comqafiero y amigo don Salvador
Bral, en Ia Ultima corferencia, que di0
on al Atanp0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

La production agricola de esta isla en-
el at1o l,77O segdn asi 10 demostr6 el ami
q Brau fu6 la que sigue: 20, l21 arrobas
Rneta, 1895 do aIRod6n 1.573 mulas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Han empezado va la zafra las hacien-
II de Clancel Riefkohl en- la jurisdic-
ci6n do Maunabo, notandose por consi-
& gliento mes movigniento en- el pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

e. domingo % de Eaero depositaron
So impon@ntaa, Ia su1na de S. 682 25 en- la
Gaia de Ahorros do May giiez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Circula Ia noticia que ha sufr;do una
radical reforna Ell personal de empleadof
en- Ia isla de Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

eC@AVA4 ANAObUEtAS CS&IES5b
Don Antonio Alvarado.... Juana Diaz
Don Santiago Rodriguez.... idem
Don Antonio Fontanes. es..... Coamo
Don Asuncl0n Cardenas.... Cayey
Don juan Gle la Cruz Diepa.. Juncos
Don Jesus Andino .......... Loiza
Don Enrique Novoa. >..,.. Capital
Don Jefua ID Chapel ... Afiaeco
Don Ramon Rivera Virella Corozal
DON Custodio Igleeias.. -. Manatf
Don Feliciano Martinez. -. Afasco
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Dicen dc Paorta dc TERRA que es no
rrorosa Ia playa do mogcas Que hay por
las cexcan(2g del sitio dondo SO botan lac
basuras 10 6gta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

El dia 20 hemos eacrito los eiguien-
tes Sc flores, y como no han llegado sus
conteetaciones, deseamos saber 81 les lie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Nuestro amigo don Manuel Diez, veci-
no de Af1asco, ha sido nombrado Caballe'
70 de Ia Real Orden de Isabel la Cat6lica,
segdn publica Gel Imparcial", de Maya
criioz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Los oxcelentes brocadog de seda blan-
C II cremas, propios para trajes de no.
via, los crosp0neg d. seda blanca y crema,
las cintas de rasos de MORE, las medias
de seda, las coronas y los ramos de azaha'
res y las tiraa de azahares vareadas 50 en-
cuentran on "La Fama d. Puorto-Rico", =,
de dor Francisco Arrabal s. Francisco 45
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

EN- PUERTA DE TERRA q linea SO ven.
de una pulperfa por no poderla atender su
duefio.-Informara D Francisco N. Rubin
en- la Segunda Inca. 15-1O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Dl pr6xIE0o jUeves tendrhn lugar en-
ia Iglesia Perroq1ial do Arecibo honraa
fdnebres an xnex4oria dol nalogrado Go
b8rnador General que fu6 d Puerto Rice
Excmo. Sr ID. joss Gamir. Ell Ayunta~
1niento Olog0 do esa socaliaad invitan
para $50 aoG3 do t5lbiGno tribute de c0nsi-
dera2i62s II finad0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29
HILO INCLES @As9h aaA4sts1 n:ys5, se5 en- ca
lidad superi0r.-Venden.
MULLENHOFF Y KORBER.

Copiamos de EI Notdc1ero dc Ponce:
':Se nos aseguran que no es cierto que
haya oourrido NADIA en- Guayanilla qua
motivara el pedido ALI de tropas al deste-
camento dc Adiuntas, nj ciarto es tampo-
CO que 81 alcalda seflor ZAvaIa este preso,
como SO ha dicho."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Ha fallecido en- la Peninsula ell ex mi
nistro de Hacienda sefior don Francisco
Camacho. notable hacendiata.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Para mafana saunoi1s la Compafifa dc
Opera como teroera funci6n do abono la
conocida cbga on cuatro actos del maestro
Verdi, titulada Tn BnJgo an MdscheTo on
d qua hara su dabut ol tenor dramatico
q u jose Bugat5o. TOmsran parte en- la
ctada obra las senoras Gay y Fons, seflo-
sta Massoni, = saflores Ventura, Gil Rey
v Z ivAFaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29
CEla noTEL Y RESTAURANT Ia0LATEaaA.
Tat1, 10 e&Q91Gno G

I8te.AM e8Q2sG3a0 & lr2&&
Hoapedajo con conidas, desde DOS
pes0B Ell adolante,
AGTD0 0--PrODi9tarfO.- p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Nuestro APPS ciado amigo ol Conan
dante D. Eugepio Auca "a sido destlnado
al battalion "Alfongo XIII"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29
Por oct 5osr pr6xiuno & veneer Ell contra

Por os6ar pr6xiuno veneer ell oontra.
to social : por falleoiniento dol comandi.
tario don Domingo Lezcano, de la sociedad
L@zcano ; Oompahia, d. Arec!bo, SO ha
f .rna4o 1uava raz6n social qua Sc deno
ninara Le2cano y Compafia Is. en Q J,
siando comanditatio don I4oronzo H9rnaiz,
y gestores 5on jose L~ezoano Torres y don
jose Matian2O ~Aezcano,
Jab6n d. Ii5] de- vaca, en- ''IEl Oapricho".
Jab57 de ailaeu<2re, en EEL Capricho".
Jab6n turco op............ssIGl IGl @ C4pricho",
Jab6n de- xaaazaao, ."Et Cap~icho".
Jah6n d. 5&t laIo, en-. "E2l Capricho"
Jab6n dc vG1aa de- h1evo eD s. Ell o. prscho".
Jab6Y, de CastiIIa. on Ell Capricho".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

El aprovechaa1ianto de los tosfst~e
calizos d. To- iala ID '4a Mona" que 90 sd
bastaron aver 10 foe pesos 63 centayos
tenelada comprometi6ndose ol renatista
ohtener 15, $50 Y Dico toneladas al af1o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Con naucha raz6n critica EL ImpaTc6oI
de Mayagti u, que sin guardian los debiaos
respetos s4flora8 y q noritas, 80 dedi
ouan algunos q funar 1mpechanamonte
en- el tranvia do aquella Ciudad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Los peri6dicos de Mayaguez dicen que
se or 3ntan con extraordinaria anima-
ci6n las flestas patronales dc aquel'a
culta CiudAd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29
LOS SENORES Cerecedo, Herm an
FL BUEN GUSTO....Uno de los mejo

mas elegantes saones de Barbsra estabecdo Pue
Rico Propietario JUAN AP5ILANIZ. Direction
admten abonados Hay s1enpre complete surdo
fun1era de las fabricas mas renonbradas
visiten Capital PuertoRoo dsben
Rarhara al BTTRN GUSTO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Las damas cabaI BROS dc esta CapI-
tai est6n de onhorabuena. America ha
"a inportado para So est b'ecinianto "El
popular" un gran aurtido de calzado, de
to4a olases formas, q. esta rs salizando q
rre..ios baratisimos. Tamhi6n ha recIbldo
G prichosos zapatitos para ninos, do for
mas variadas nunca vistas No olvldar
la dire cei6n: Gale do la Cruz n1mero 10,
frente al iibarito de Ciales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Muy pr0nto vera L. luz p1blica la no
vela del conocido Hterat0 pu&rtorriqneflo
doctor Z9no Gambia, tituIada "Gardufla"
Que &c eat& editando On Ia tipograf1a de
nuostro c0loga ''La Nuo7a Idea", de Pom
ce. Dicha important9 obra eaEa 1a prima
Que la ernprasa editorial LA Nueva Idea'
distribuira entire sus abonados tan pronto
como SO terrnino su impression.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

H.m0a DIDO deoir Quo en- Il sala de en-
fernos civil88 del Hospital Militar DO esta
Ciudad sc ha pra80utado M caso de mUer-
mo CT ic0ividuo eEnpleado en una dc las
empraaaa do coches, y que innediatanen
te fu6 gacado del Hospital por muy buen
acnerdo superior. Els DO suponer que las
A1toridad08 hayan tornado las medidae
corraspondiontee para a7eriguar Ia proco-
dencia y causaa d8 eso at&quo do tan terri
bio onfermadad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29
VENTA EXISTENcIAS.-Por cor

q venuen eElsCencias 8
tab ecimiento de pulperia que poseen los que su
criben en- la Plaza del NJ rrcado de esta ciudad.
ra infor mes, ruede ell que desee comprarlas, ,dirr
con Ramon Mea3los, Gale del Cristo mum. 35 A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Ayar SO vanGlioron en- competencla en-
eete Capital 121 sacos azdcar Do g" Cons
taucia", amarillo, & 81 27 CT. comprados
por 4, Rauachanplab y 80 sacos, de segun
do, clara, g. Ia hacienda Laura" & ST. so,
c0mprados p3@ Vicente y Com1afl1a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

So ha concedido anticipo de cesantla
d solicitud propia don Mariana Galiana
j fe de NegocSAdo de tercera clase, Conba
dor dc Ia Administration local de Rentas
de osta Ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Sc cotiza cafe en- q rnercado Dc esta
con f2jedad. per classes corrientes
para Cuba d9 223 & % pesos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Eel domingo Is del oorrionte deposita
ron 1875 inaponentes, Ia suna de 1.46O pc
SOS 80 o5Etavoe on 10 Gaia de Econonia
Pr6Btam0s do San German.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

SDLARES. venden dos, espacio-
sos, con dos casas recien construidas, con
a'gibe de material, terrenos con paste, y
para edificar.-Iuformara don Ramon GU
tierrez, sochantre de Cathedral. Ga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

Ia hora de inscription y reconocimiento
para ell ingreso como abonados su Clini-
desde esta fecha en- su domicilio For.
taleza 21, altos. 1913
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-29

CoLeccl0o - poe81a8 10 d0n Folk Ma
tos Bernier.-S. vAnd9 eu esta ImprenGa
rs cantavos ejornplar 81
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20
QUIET AT HAVANA.
No Immediate Outbreak Expected
i'm the Cuban Capital.

HAVANA, Dec .19.-The correspond
ent of the Associated Press has inter-
viewed many merchants, bankers and
other persons high la business circles,
political chiefs and leaders of existing
political parties, and the concensuS of
opinion seems to be that the resolution
Of the foreign affairs committee of the
United States senate will never pass.
and that even though it does, the pres
ident will not approve it or permit him.
self to be Influenced in any way by the
advocates Of war with Spain. Conf
dence is expressed here that ''the good
sense of the president and the infiu-
eEce of the conservative element of the
United States must ultimately prevail =
Quiet reigns throughout Havana to-
night and no disorders have resulted
from the announcement of the action
of the foreign affairs committee of
the United States Opinion, however,
seems to be unanimous that any
foreign interference in the affairs OF
Cuba will meet with disapproEal here,
land that all parties loyal to the crown
will unite to fkpel any invaders with
as much energy as Is manifested by
Senor Canovaa del castillo, president
of the councHrefI Spain himself.
1t is reported here that Carlos Sarate,
| an insurgent leader, has deserted and
surrendered to one OF the Spanish out
| pests. interviewed yesterday at odA-
! tiago de- Las Vegas, he confirmed the
| announcement of the death of Maceo
and young Gomez. He says that the
former was buried near the village OF
| Govea. During the course of the inter
/ view, he also stated that Perico Del
| gado was twice seriously wounded dur
ing the encounter with Maj. Cirujeda
and his forces near Punta Bravo, wher
Maceo was killed.
Fernando WeyIer, son of Captain
General Weyler has joined a Havana
| volunteer corps and is acting a:
| lieutenant OH the staff of Col ARGOS.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20
EAST HALF OF THE RYAN ANNEX
AND TssE sCEsJTTsc
BLOCK
ARE NOW DiSMANTLEO RUINS.
LOSSES WIFI REACH ABOUT $500
600, INSURED FOR ABOUT
HALF.
RYAN FACADE Is cosDEmNED.
Building Inspector Kingsley Orders
Ii Taken Down sat Once for
Public Safety.

The ruins of the Ryan annex and the
Schultz block. which were literally gut
ted by the fire yesterday morning, were
visited yesterday by thousands of per-
sons The eastern half Of the Ryan
annex and the Schultz block three
hours after, the fire started consisted
of only the walls of the buildings ana
a heap of debris in the center of each
of the enclosures. The fire from the
time it was discovered until it was
practically extingUished burned with
intense fiercenesS and seemed to almost
defy the efforts Of the department.. EV-
cry piece of apparatus in the depart
ment which could be used was in serv-
ice, and the members of the depart
ment from the chief and his assistants
down to the minor employees worked as
never before in the history of the de-
partment That the Ryan hotel, the
western part of the annex and the
Hale building on Jackson street are
standing uninjured is due to the work
of the firemen and the battle royal
which they gave the flames. There was
a disposition in some quarters yester-
day to criticise the manner in which
the fire was handled by Chief Jackson,
owing to the fact that the Schultz
block burned When it is known how
ever that the burning of this block was
due more to the faulty construction of
the two buildings nothing remains to
be said
When Chief Jackson reached the
scene he saw at a glance that it woulo
require well directed and hard work tc
save the Ryan hotel, and he at once
put forth every effort to confine the
flames to the building in which il
started and prevent the hotel from
fire. When the roof of the part of tht
annex in which the fire started fell II
1t carried with it a portion of the wal
on the sixth floor Of the building be
tween the annex and the Schultz block
This wall, which was only eight inche:
thick above the sixth floor and int
which the joists of the two buildings
were set, pulled out for distance o
twenty feet. 1t was through this open
ing that the fire caught in the Schultz
block, and as the members of the de
partment and the apparatus were haV
ing all they could do at other points
the result was inevitable.
The Globe yesterday covered tn
fire very fully. The estimate of tn
loss then given was close to the figures
and readers of the paper were given
complete account of the blaze whel
they unfolded it at the breakfast table
There was no loss of life, and with tn
exceptions of several members of tn
fire department, who were thrown from
the roof of the boiler and engine room
OF the Ryan hotel by a falling Of
portion of the rear wall of the annex
there were no accidents A number Q
persons rOomed in the Schultz blocF
but as it was nearly an hour after tn
fire started before it extended to thi
block, they were given ample time t
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20

get out without any danger to their
lives None of the tenants in the
Schutte block saved any of their effects
and as there were over a score who
had Offices in the building, some having
little and others 10 insurance. loss
will be severely felt in a business way.
The work of the police department
during the fire was most efficient, and
Capt. Rouleau was highly commended
for the manner in which he directed
the operations of his men. AS soon as
the scene of the fire was reached, Capt.
RCuleau realized that dangerous con-
tingencies might arise, and at once or
dered extra details of patrolmen from
the sub-stations The patrol wagons
soon brought the detachments and al
most before the crowd began to gather,
the Spprod ches to the fire from all sides
were guarded by policemen who al
lowed no one to pass the lines TO en-
danger their lives and interfere with
the work of the department. Capt
Rouieau established a temporary head
quarters in the the rotunda of the Ryan
| hotel and received reports from the
! lieutenantS and sergeants every few
minutes. Old officerS, familiar with the
| local thieYing fraternity, were station
| ed at the entrances Of the hotel, and
no matter what the excuse, none were
! permitted in the building who were not
| at the fire in some official capacity.
Iatrolmen Were stationed on every
| floor of the hostelry to calm the fears
| Of guests with assurance of no in141Ee-
! diate danger and after the fire was
| over many a big policeman received
/ A warm hand clasp from tlm1d Wo-
man whom he had piloted down stairs,
/ or from a little child whose terror he
! had assuaged. Col. Welz was loud in
| his praise of the work of the depart
mont and in a, large measure attributes
the absence of a panic and possible
thieying to the systematic direction or
Capt. Rouleau.
The best figures as to losses and in
| sirance Obtaiuable:
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-20
Stationery.
accents
Christmas SpeciaIties.

2,288 yards of highest grade Paris
Chiffons, Mousselines, satin Chif-SP
fons and Chiffonettes that were 1 &c
85c, SLIGO and SIPS, will go at.
Black hand-run Spanish Lace
Scarfs and Fichus, from $50 up.
Brilliant Black Ostrich Feather
Boas, full and fluffy, So. So, $685.,
81. s5, $5.S5 and upwards.
Ribbons-A special lot of Novel
ty Ribbons, a, S. and 5l inches 70.
wide, worth 75c, s5c and $1.OO, s1EC
all at one price tomorrow.
Paris and Vienna Fans, plain and
decorated, black and co1ors, rs cents
TO $25.
Real Tortoise Shell Hair Pins and
Combs, finest quality at the lowest
prices in this country.
Sterling Silver Novelties at prices
that will surprise the closest buyers.
The assortment of Leather Goods is
the best we ever had-and we always
had the best stock in St. Paul:
Coin Purses, Dressing Cases,
Pocket Books, Brush Sets,
Card Cases, Music Rolls,
Letter Books, Collar Boxes,
Bill Books, Ink Stands,
r. r. Pass Books, Address Books,
Writing Pads, Diaries,
Writing Sets, | Chatelaine Bags.
The soc Bargain Table is catching
the town. Every evening we fill it up
with odd pieces and broken lines which
accumulated during the day. In this
way you can get many things worth
from 75c to 81. IS for SO Cents.