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e Tarietas al minutoll

Sal afuera an momento para YER que ella
SO de tempo tenemos buscare ertretanto el
dinero te llamare.
Hice 10 que me dijo, sonriendome con el
desprecio que sentfa la idea de que Sc ina
ginara que yo era tan facil de ergsf1ar. La
noche era muy obscura, y solo Sc veia una
Que otra estrella; ell viento silbaba 10 lejos
entire las coliuas. Pense que habfa algo tenn
petuoso variable en- Ell tempo, sin ina
einar nj remotamente de que vasta impor-
ta1cia seria para mf antes de mucho.
Ouando mi ito me llamo, me entreg6, con-
tandolas una una, treinta y siete libras
esterlinas en- orc; el resto del dinero 10 tenfa
en- Ia mano en- pequefias monedas de orc y
plata; pero lie falto Ell valor para entregar
melo Sc 10 guard6 en- Ell bolsillo.
-Eso.-dijo, te mostrara quien soy, Al
go raro extrafio con los desconocidos; pero
mi palabrs vale una escritura, aquf tienes
| Ia prneba. .
Mi ito me parecia tan tacafo que esta re-
pentina generosidad suya me dej6 COL fuso y
no pude hallar palabras con que darfe las
gracias.
Nj una palabra, ,-dijo. NADIA de gra-
cias; no necesito gracias. Oumplo mi deber;
esto no quiere decir que todo Ell mundo hu-
lbiera hecho 10 mismo; pero por mi parte, me
considero feliz en- hacer 10 que esg justo en-
bsnefcio del hiio de mi hermaro; me com
place mucho pensar que ahors podremos en-
tendernos COMO deben hacerlo los buenos
amigos
LIE conteste 10 mejor que pnde, pero todd
ell tempo no pnde menos qus preguntarme
ou& serfa 10 que vendrfa desDu6s. ' por qut
Sc hahfa separsdo de sus preeiosas monedas
pues Ia rez6n que did no Ia Admitirfa nj m
nico
Alpocn ratoms miro de soslayo me dijo;
/ - 7 ahcra, toma daca.S
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Abril, Q de 1895.

LIE die que estaba dispu esto probar nj
gratitud en- cualquier cosa que fnera rszo-
nable. entonces me puse esperar que me-
pediifa algo casi impossible
Y cuando al fin SO arm6 de valor para hs
blar, fu6 solo para decirme Go que me pare
ci6 muy acertado), que Sc iba pantendo vie
10 algo cascade, y que esperaba de nj que
lie syndase en- el manejo de la casa y del
jardincillo.
La ret poudf que estaba dispuesto q ayu-
darle
-Muy bien,-dijo, -comencemos. Saco
de So bolsillo una llave mohosa. sgre andc:
--aqui ests la lave de la torre en- la extremi
dad de la casa; pero solo SO pnede penetrar
en- ella por la parte exterior, porgue ese lado
de la casa no esta concluido Anda, sube las
eecaleras y traeme La GAIA que est arriba
Hay papeles en- ella, -agreg6
-sPuedo tener una luz, sefiorf-pregunte
No, -dijo con aire astnto,-en mi casa
no hay luces.
.-Muy bien, die sSon los escalones
buenosf
-Any grandes, es,-,contesto; cuando va
me iba, agrego; -arrfmste Ia pared, pues
no hsy pasamanos. Zero los escalonea son
anchos.
Salt FL viento silbaba 10 lejos, auuque
nj el mas leve Tito SO sentfa en- los alrede
dores de la casa dc mi ito La Doche era
muy obscure y me aIegraba de poder ir pal
pando la pared, hasta que llegu6 Ia puerta
de Ia torre de Ia escalera en- Ia extremidad
del ala de la casa pcr concluir.
Habfa introducido Ia lave en- Ia cerradnrs
y Ie habfa dado vuslta, cuando de .repente
vi todo ell cielo ilnminado. obscureci6ndoss
luego. Ma cubrf los ojos con las manos pa
ra acostumbrarme de nuevo las tiuieblas
Ia yerdad que est ba cast ciego cnande
penetre en Il torre.
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a la mesa manera de un cato y IN ration
nue sc observan hurtadillas. Nj una pa
labra mas me habl6, pero bien sc echaba de
yer que estaba meditando algo; y cuando
mas tempo permanecimos sentRdos mas lie
miraba, tanto mas me iba convenciendo de
que no meditaba NADIA que me fuera favorable
Cuando acabo de conner, leno So piPs, CO
mo habia hecho en- la manana, dio media
yuelta a la silla junto la chimenea, Sc
puso a fumar dandome la espalda..
David, -dijo al fin,-he estado pensan-
do.-y sigui6 q este una pausa, y depuss con
tiuuo. Hay una corta suma de dinero que
me dio que te prometi antes de que nacieras,
es decir, quo prometi tn padre. NADIA le
calizado. comprendeis; solamente 10 que ha-
blan los caballeros bebiendo un baso de VI
no. Bien, ese dinerillo 10 he conserVado
aparte; no obstante lasar grandes escaceses,
pero 10 prometido es deuda, Sc ha lido an
mentando hasta llegar a ser hoy -aqui sc
detuvo vacil6 precisamente cuarenta IL
bras. Estas tiltimas palabras las dijo mi.
ikadome de Eolsyo por sobre Ell hombrosy D
instante exclamo .cssi,oon IN grite-escocesas.
Siendo la libra escoceea equivalente IN
chelfn ingl9s, Ia diferencia que entire elias J
las esterlinas establecfa la calificaci6n de nj
ito era considerable. = 81
Por lodemas, toda la historic me parecit
una solemne mentira inventada con algur
in que 20 no podfa comprender. No hice
esfuerz0 alguno para ocnltar ell acento bur
lon con que le conteste.
-IOhl pi6nselo hien, sedor. listed ha que
rido decir libras esterlinas.
-Si, ESQ es 10 que he dlcho, replied m
tio,-hbras esterlinas.
/ (sl Cuarenta libras esterlinas equivaleE
a linos doscientos duros; cuRrenta libral
escocesss uncs diez duros IN, del I
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Unguento Derm6geno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por Ell UNGUENTo DERM6GENo en-
las Aagas Q.s1sadssras, jasanstes, pi-
cGdyrGs de nsos4sitos leprG GfytcGns,
sa5aNones, elefamtsasis t.asoyss, az
cstaiQssSs, pvOesds1csa, sss~satis0so, ssI-
ceYas, heSfdGs dc caGl9Hfsv Grnsa, pa
azdss0s G.s, 10 demuestran las infini-
tas curaciones obtenidas Ell constan-
te ESQ que de dicho especifco sc
hace.
Dep6sito: RarHacSa Central de J
Ferrer.
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s,troscy5tos ns6dGcos cirsgGnos

Aa1TT08CTIEOS WSGtVkCV0 I~ Is1VS'FNS
a eieycsc10 en- est0 CSssdad,
.lAcan: que han cemprobado yA en la
Am ofcial, Va en- In particular, duranCe
1arRia varlolosa reinAnte an esta ciu-
In oAcacia incortestable del virus
/ = nrocedente del Institute de Nacu-
4 do don Santiago Sel3o instalado en-
10 bajo su Observation-Disclosures qus o.
nor Seiio despues dc un conCienzudo
snido estudio, ha conseguido peSIsc-
nj pivel do los Institutes Nufopeos
fndole, 81 cultivo de aqUel virus pro-
80 do II vlruelA hAsta 81 extreme ce
asegurAr y &Grmar los que suscrioen'
! eata pobIaci6n ha producldo tan re-
egultados ha obtenido tan hson1eIe,
,torlo brillante exito, que Sc nan
yuido CON su efnpleo' y propagation 81
nlnio de In viruela que aterrorizaea J
aba estA poblacl6n desde hace diez y
neses. No vacilando por e1de los IN
Itos en- pubHcar-no tan solo por me-
In presente sino 1ue tambi62 por Ia
4 peri6dica del pals Ser necesar1o-
linfa vacuna extraida de Ia terners
ecitado Institute es superior y prefe-
| todas Las dem&s usadas en- la isla, In,
In de Londres, y que estadisticanenct
10 mejor y mas resultado, hasta 81 OK,
do haber conseguldo la psSstS'GcsO'
len un noventaopor ciento. I Par'
,nste v vAlga donde conyenif pudieF'
Santiago Seljo espldo la presente o.
1kI7 de- Mayo de 1889.-Dr. BGstG9d
m-Dy. OoSchado-DT. ReSog6s-
i-Dv. CogOss0s-Ds. Rsdal RsSs--Ds
EOssg 0SsgIot DR.. TssG7 4gses'@s-
4 ZcsO GaudGG-D7. CGsszssrc y. 0'
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;OLL- TIN 90
PLAGIAD0
CAPITULO Nv
.ro ur gran pslfgro e'' casa dc "'f s'o
ontinMGct6aD

cuchara continue. cenando, aunque to-
/ tembloroso
oue acababa de suceder, ell haber pnes-
xi,os en- mi persona, y la repeptina de-
oi6n de su amor hacia mi difunto padre,
nara mi cosas tan incomprensibles que
ses me nenaron de tenor y de espersn-
or una parte, comence ngurarme
nj ito estaba quizas loco, y podria ser
toso; por otra, recorde una Da!aus que
,ofdo cantar acerca de la historic de IN
: muchacho que era Ell legitimo herede
un pariente malvado que habia tratado
,r@bstarle su herencia. sPor que &C
,ortaba mi ito como 10 hacfa con un pa
!. que habia ven!do su case, casi nc
IIro. q no ser que tuviera algnn motive
temeElof
esta idea, fila on In mente, aunque nc
1do Glars, eomerce im'tsr srs msr9 das
sIayo, do modo que cstabamos seutados
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Fran dspuratsvo vegetal !!

! SEA extracto fuido compuesto de
varias plantas indfgenas, usadas CO
10 alterantes y sudorihcas.
Csda onza fuida representa- una
aga de las plantas que conttene.
,PURAMENTE VEGETAL !
FL mas conocido, SECURE = y1psd6
srificador de la sangrel
Conserva el cuts tsrso y Hbre dc
rspeSosss y g,assos!
Pus len usarlo hasta los nihos.
Dep6sito: FarnsaciG Central, de ].
eTrer.
. naT z y. Q. s. Nvbre. de 1893.
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MAYoL HaRmANos & 90,
Buen neg0cio


uifcae dh M
dnde famIa os
fohca
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NaENIERO
PONCE. R- r.

gente autorfEs@~---f<>-
1@ .-.a0 pSfs "a venta
R9ss turbInas hidraulicas de
., LeffeI O. &C, y de Las Bombas
LAS automobiles de Srsiths Vale
;, para alIrnentacion automadca
alderas de vapor con agua ca
: W de condensaciones.
sanse cat4logos { Ginformes.
Ponce, julio I: de 1898,
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PARA OARRETERAs

ue,sde casi d nsit0d de sH U01oF, ss''0 ma
/, tgtsuradOrG do pSedrG M'efssdd para ca
aa. com s4 cGlderG y densds psesGs, em
bssew sss0do q un r'0rtssscte de reps'esso'
q IA sssteyese pssede d:rigsrse do" 30
Grahans, ess cStG cisadzd.
po,,ea. FebYego IL Ge 1894.
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Salvador
DEJUAN SIERRA URGELL

"a este especfioo dssaparecen los bar
In nicAz5n que producen las erup-
q en- el cuerpo. Es el verdadero "qqi-
,lor. - Sc usa an fricciones y SO apli-
!. oohenta casog distintos.
mdeae en- Juana -Diaz-barrio de Hate
.o-casa del inventor solamente.
ivo 4, 1896. a.
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IO 9 =
NTERNACI0NAL
PoRT-AU-PRINoE.-HAIT1

propietario que suscribe ofrece Las CO
v ventiladas habitaciones de este
& todos los puertorriquefios 6 extran :
de transito 8 estadia fla en- Haiti.
el establecimiento Sc habla ingles,
5s, espahol 8 italiano. Trato quito; SER
escogido.
Aemos sucursal en- el aristocrStico cam
Thor (Bizos6n) para les pasageros
mos que serkn tratados cen esmerada
,ud.
r GoNZALo MARIN
sro q de 1895.
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vTAJE DIE IDA
RECE 4AG
LSegaaa szsida
Lbgoaa sa1ids

-Asuue Fra
KS ipordl
Tensdf
"a enaoa Les
BusIss Issassss pdsad
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Ojo, Ojo!

desean vendcS rs scllos de los
.e Centenario del dcscabrEmlento
sta Isla.
esta Emprenta Enformar&n,
Ponce. 4 Novierabre 1904.
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HOTEL FRANCES

HabltacIones ventil2dss y esmera-
10 servicio.
~sg1> HaY Co.@s<~i> r-sra-rn
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Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
DE- VAP0RES C0RREOS FRANCHISES
NUEvO ITlNERARI0
Que rige desd9 EnerO ,89a

>poR rNrERCo1oN1AI. DE FoRT-DE-F FRANCE A JACMEl
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iAUsUBO! iAUSUBO!

Viyas de Ak s, 4x6y 10 y slfagias
de 8. Estantes de ausubo de q va
ras. Surtido general de maderas de Ia
Florida, tablas de todas classes y denAs
efectos para construction.
"a. z. DoRIA s. c.
Plays-Ponce Novlembre 22 de 1884.
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vae del da este puerto tonaara
ga Epana asboro correo dlrecte
De anue puerto de cada aguno de copa
M de Herrera del % ara spana asooI
deo sale de igua puerto 81 Ola
sela :. J, :, On i ao4ou
dede el l: de Mayo al 3O de sene
m m ae carg rut paa5ero so
ntander
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sts.n.hIp volu.I. Founa.r-.

Adespatch to the Maritime Exchange from
Bsrmuda says that the steamship NOlusia,
which left Jamaica for this port with a cargo OF
bananas, oranges, %logwood, and sugar on March
IL, foundersd about 325 miles east OF Savannah,
and that Capt, Higgins and his crew have been
landed at Hamilton. They were rescued by tho
bark Linda.
The Volusia was formerly the Oceano. She
was built In England in 1871, and measured
1883 tons gross. She was bought by the PhilA-
delphiA Steamship Company and rechristened
In 1894. She got an American register because
she had been repaired and RENTED here to the
extent OF twO-thirdb Of her value.
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CaDeS and Jackets.

Skirts Of very fine storm serge. lined with
percaline and faced with velveteen. SIS.
Skirts Of stylish check cheviot brown-and-
black and black-and-white, full six yards
around, $l0.50.
Refer Suits. fine black and blue cheviot
silk, lined throughout silk ruffle on
skirt. SIS.
3-piece Suits. blazer jackets. vest. and full
sweep skirt of mixed tweed. piettily
trimmed. with buttons and folds OF cloth,
tans, browns and gray, SIS.
Jaunty reefer Suits. mixed tweed In brown
effects, coat lined. $l6.So; the $25 kind.
JACKETS
Mixed cheviot Refer Jackets. full ripple
back. extra large full sleeves. SIS.
Brown Mixed homespun Reefer Jackets.
full plated back. largo sleeves, $3.50.
Fine covert cloth l-button Getaway Jack
cts. coat back. rolling velvet collar. $40.
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INITIAL HANDKERCHIERs. Sc.

New lot women's and misses Handker-
chiefs. hemstitched. with hand embroid-
cred initials, at SC. On sale Monday at
$50 A M. Tho last thousand dozen
was cleared in two days. This lot may
not last long. Only one dozen to a Gus
toner.
Pure linen. hemsttched Handkerchief.
extra large size, for women, are l0c; sell
all around town at zoe.
Fancy linen Handkerchiefs. with embroid-
cred corners and some embroidered
all around. all pure linen. fine quality.
l0c.
Mems silk Handkerchieis that were ST are
SOC. Real hemstitched, extra large,
with rich embroidered initial
Some lace inserted and lace edged Hand
kerchiefs, a wonderful lot, perhaps not
squalled in America. at Csc.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
Anything the kitchen needs.
Tho Eddy and Jewett Refrigerators are
the best. Here, of course. Jewetts.
$3.50 to $3.50; Eddy. $S7S to sos.
Hilton. Hughes & Co. Ice Cream Freezer,
OF" $i.3o; 2 qt; $i:+S; 3 qt' $l'SS;
4 qt.. $z.lS; { qt., SOS.
Brass and copper S o'clock Tea Kettles on
stand. $l.75 to $35.
Nickle and copper Chatting Dishes. COM
plete. with lamp, $2.25 to $+.50.
IN THE LINEN STORE.
Bleached damask Table Cloths. 2x2 yds.,
$i.SO; 2x2sq yds.. $l.9O; 2x3 yds, $2.25.
Napkins to match. Sl.SO doz.
Breakfast Napkins, 81 TO $l.7S doz.
Dinner Napkins, full size. So, $40.
Fine hemstitched buck Towels, SOC each,
from 81. 80 doz.
SHOES.
Special LOT misses stout Wei kid. spring
heel, button Shoes, neat round toe,
patent leather tip. sizes IL 10 2. regu-
larly 81; we say $l.+5.
Women's kid button Shoes, samples, new
est shapes, patent tips, $3.50 to 81
kinds. at $l.95.
Odd sizes and styles in kid bedroom
Slippers. Sl,Oo goods, at Soc.
New Shoes were never so cheap or so
pretty.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Mems Spring neckwear - Tecks. I'm
per.als, Four-in-Hands, De Joinvilles
and Puffs. 50, 7Sc, 81, $I.l5.
Mems fancy PeTcale Dress Shirts. two
collars and enc pair cuffs. 81, Sl.5O.
Dress Shirts, white bodies, fancy per-
Gale bosoms and one pair Of reversible
cuffs 10 match. ST.
Mems white Dress Shirts, 81 and up,
Mems Paiamas. extra fine cheyiot, $l.3S,
the 81 kind. Same. fine flannel, $I.SS,
were 50.
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SchHcht UneOmPensated for the Love Hs
L0sE

III jury in tho suit OF John ]. Schacht against
Jacob Leuly for $50, 900 damages for alternating
Mrs. Schachts's affections. disagreed yesterday
snn we're discharged by Justice Giegerich. Ten
the second ball OF the. vote stood : TO 3 in favor
OF the plaintiff. A third bRllOt stood o TO g for
the plAlntin; On The fourth ballot the jury was
evenly divided, the vote standing q Ia d. SIX
more ballots we're taken all resulting u TO q.
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Every novelty 0the sea
son, eUery

Black camel's hair Refer Jackets. full
ripple back. extra lar &c sleeves. S..
Black serge Refer Jackets, full plated
back. extra large sleeves. $6.75.
Clay diagonal Refer Jackets. full ripple
back. extra large sleeves. silk lined. So.
CAPES
Clay diagonal Capes. trimmed with 2 rows
Of satin ribbon. silk lined, rolling collar.
SIS.
Double Capes Of clay diagonal. trimmed
with full ruching Of satin ribbon at neck.
wide satin ribbon bows. $3.50.
Clay diagonal Capes. handsomely en-
broidered with Jet, silk lined throughout.
finished with full ruching Of ribbon at
neck. $l2.
Cloth Capes. braided silk. faced. suitable
for middle-aged women. $3.50.
Broadcloth Capes, plain and figured silk.
shoulders and neck trimming edged with
Jet. lined throughout, suitable for middle
aged women, SIS.
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better We'Ue made IN our MINIneri
TRIMMED HATS
Exquisite styles IN Hats. Toques and
Bonnets. $50, $40. $l2.so. SIS and up.
UNTRlMMED HATS
Short Back Sailors. two toned effects,
fancy straw. b~lack-and-white. greenland
white. 7Sc.
Fancy Straw. colors and black, &c.
Fancy Lace Straw shapes. $l.2S up.
Walking Hats, fancy straw, black. navy.
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Horde o TIamIErants ComIn..

Commissioners Senher expects about 1000
immigrants 10 land at Ellis Island this week
from Mediterranean ports, have $500 ItsIiSnS
aboard.
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Interest centering In
EASTER SPEoIALTIES
The following will prove
INTERESTING READING.
Easter Millinery
Department srs,tly enlarged INSTRUMENTS, qusit
ties and styles are the most attractive we hsvs yes
shownl
untrimmed Hats
Pansms. LeshOrns. Rustic strsws. Chips, Mohsire
Mllans, Benin Bralds and Hors,hsir Novelties
Black. colored and Two.toned ... 80 cents 10 2.so
SPEelAL THIS WEEK
5000 New Fancy Straw Braid Hats in all
the latest shades and Black. large and
III Shapes. g. .......... $50
Flowers by thousands
Punsles, Roses, Lllaes. viole,s, chrysanthemums.
Lilies, Narelssus. Thisthes. Peoples. Gowslips, For.
setmenots and all other klnds-Iarge and small
also Foliage In natural tlntlnGs-Velvet SILK and
line Muslin cents TO 2.es
spEclhL THIS WEEK
Velvet and Silk Rose Sprays and 20 other
Varieties In 1owers-all colors and Black
splendid quality. 20
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets
Choicest materials greatest variety finest styles
"a stock second 10 none In New York. q 90 to 25.o o
S Special WE WILL SELL
Elegant Trimmed Large and Small Hats
with plumes or rioh flowers and finest novel;
ties and RIbbons-equal to any usually sold
at Sl2.O0 and sl4.oo. 9
Special Values In Ostrich Boas
I ward long-full glossy feathers 4.oS
l yard iong-four tails Sos
~ yards long - and without tails 8Ss
IL yards long-the very hnest 9p8
IN yards long spiendid quality 1898 to 1900
There are no finer goods
shown in the city than those quoted above.
although prices elsewhere are much higher.
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Dress Goods
Lace Collars and Gloves

Big. fluffy, new collars, French styles,
Ten days ago in tho hands Of tho fash
ion workers in Europe, tomorrow on
our counters. The choice ST. The
newest patterns Of Lace Batisto CEN
tres. square and sailor shape. edged
all around with full fluffy lace. JUS.
1900 Of them. Tho price. ST, does not
cover the cost OF the lace.
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Ladies' Spring Jackets

Kerseys. Clay Dlsgonals, Scotch Twssds. eoverts,
and other new fancy mixturss-b box pIest or ripple
buek-rssFer. fly and open fronts strapped and
tailor finish sfeets-wlth and without pearl snd
fancy gilt buttons-halt thres.quartsr. and full
lined with Sstins or Dire sdsn and Persian TsHets
Silks z. 90 to %. OF
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CRAWFORD & SIMPSON.
Fashions EASTER CARNIVAL

Will reign supreme at our establishment this week because of the
grand provision made for the purchasing public. While this pro-
vision is suggested by our several window displays, a full realza-
tion Of it can only be secured by an examination of the goods, and
noting the surprisingly low prices at which they are marked. This
done, they are certain to become yours according to your needs and
the demands of Joyous Easterhde
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NDERWEAR-HOSIERY.

Women's extra quality French balbriggan
Vests and Drawers. Spring and Summer
weights. broken assortment. Csc, 3 for ST.
Women's stainless black cotton Hose, un-
bleached double soles. 2Sc.
Children's ribbed cotton Stockings, fast
dye, double soles and heels. sizes 6 to 9,
l5c; regularly Csc.
OSTRICH FEATHER B0AS.
Ricg Boas, SO in. full and fluffy, $3.50.
Sold for $40 a few weeks ago.
Three other special prices. As in, $3.50,
usual $l2 sort. Very rich. at $9.65 and
$l2.75.
PARLOR FURNITURE.
All upholstered. some mahogany inlaid
covered with silk damask, tapestry. bro
catelle and velvet, 3 pc. Suits that wero
$50 to $l55. are now $4S to $50.
S pc: Suits that were $40 to $50. are now
$40 and $50.
Parlor Suits range from SIS to $500.
SIS to $iS.
Rockers with upholstered seats and back.
SIS, from 50 with solid wood seats and
high backs. 81, from 81.
We give estimates for furnishing hotels,
clubs, cottages, apartments. and offices.
GROCERIES.
Any sort the housewife will care for. First
class every time-we warrant hat-and often
at the least prices you ever knew.
Hams and Bacon. su%gar-cured expressly
for US, l2c. Three days only.
Genuine French Peas. l4c.
Queen Olives, l8c., 10 OF.
Baldwin Apples, 3 ID. cans, &c.
H. H. Baking Powder, e h.. iSc.; | h..
29c.: 5 lbs, $l.20.
Pie Crust. | ID. pkge,, &c.; 3 lbs. Csc.
Knox's Sparkling Calves'-Foot Celatine,
package makes two quarts. l0c.
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We supplement
ATTRACTIONS IN NEW GOODS
By PRICES
gou will be pleased to pay.
Dress Goods Specials
include
boinch Atwood, Chcviot Mixtures. worth LOO. 40
All Wool Serges--Splendid quality all colors. 81
Extra quality Black Fig'd Mohairs and Armures. 30
Fine all. wool Spring Mixtures and Checks-.....29
t4.inch Henriettas--all wool-best colors, ...... 80
Extra good Storm serges-Esvy and Bik.....u.,t49
Imported Black Crepons-fancy weaves. .""."..eS
And n great variety of
MIXTURES AND NOVELTIES
Atwood and silk. and .wool-h 80 cents 10 81
Spring Cloakings-5t inch--value !. 25.. ........ SO
SILK Specials
Include
Black Brocade Taretas- % inches wide 80
BLACK Satin Duchesse-92 inches wide 70
Figured Chinas Black and cold grounds 10
Chanreable Tanetas-striped and figured ~
Dresden and Persian Figured siiks-8e inch .49
Extra fine tt retas-checks, piaids, and
stripes, value .9s 40
Fine Chameleon Tanetas-value 20 80
800 Pieces Rich Novelty SILKS
Colonial. Persian. Lady Washington. Dresden.
and small figure designs In the rich and
striking effects now so much In vogue
90 cents to 81 so
Exceptional value
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A sturdy, sensible seryiceable Carriage
for $o'lS, then up to $+0-all in new
designs,
EASTER CANDIES
and Novelties Of every sort-Rabbits,
Birds. trimmed and filled Easter Baskets,
and all that, Candies, OF course some
Of them very special. These in ID.
boxes.
Chocolate Cream Peppermlnts, 1lc.
Chocolate Fruit PTalines. l9c.
Marshmallows, l7c.
Peanut Brittle, lie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-29

brown. white. trimmed with silk ribbon
band. S1.25. from 81.
Children's Shapes, Csc and up.
FLOWERS
Crush Roses. 35c; 75c kind.
Violets. Csc SOC kind.
Rose Buds, long stems. l5c doz.
Beautiful line OF fine Flowers. 81 TO SIS.
Palm Plants In Pots, $1.25 to $40.
Straw Braids, Ornaments, Stick Pins. eto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-29
Special This Week

ladies' Coats in Handsome Tan Mixtures
new box pleated ~back-broad 'front.'
full lined with Tareta silk ..."".""..... T.:
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NOTE-Our Matchless Array of
DIRE SIS REQUISITES

of every description has been still further augmented
by the addition of many foreign Novelties in French
Gowns, Wraps, Tea Gowns, Waists and Lingerie,
which arrived too late for last weeks Opening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-29
Ladies' New Capes

Velvet. SILK. Lsee. and Cloth new short full sweep,
bertha, shoulder, three.quarter and oil other
fashionable shapes velvet. Jet. lace. ribbon,
chiffon, and Dresden and Persian SILK trim.
mlngs ...... 90. ................ .4e TO 5s.oo