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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-23
?I|!,'as Ret,tstjtuy1aEp,
Del Dr.. D. Nicolas ReVer6n.
PRrv1LEGIo EXCLUSIVE ExPED1Do EN
MADRID Ell s DE MAYO DE 1891 POR EL
NxCMO sR MINISTRO DE EFOMENTO.
Rreparadas en- Ia farmacia de Vale cancio
PONCE, PTO-RlCO.

EINTE ANOS de experencia han de-
" mostrado las propiedades t6nicas recons
tituyentes de estas pildoras, curando re-
pidamente todas las enfermedadesssGued dependen
del empobrecimiento de Ia sangre por una ali
mentaci6n POGO nutritiva, por habitar en- lusa-
res hdmedos y NAL yentilados por enfermeda-
des anteriores.
Su acc6n curativa es muy eicaz en- las psi
pitaciones de corazon, dolores de cabeza, inape-
tencia,. debiidad dolores en- las piernas, hi
dropesfa, cansancio, sorderas. zunbdos de Oh
do, marcos, palidez de la piel, la que restitu-
yen su color natural; neteorismo, flores blancas,
grandes p6rdidas de sangre, falta de menstrual
,i6n, su abundancia escasez para procurar
ell complete desarrollo de las ;6venes en- Ia pu-
bertad debilidad general convalescencia de las
enfermedades agudas cr6nicas con tai que es-
tas alteraciones morbosas sean slntomas de una
ctoro-anema simple no de una affection gene
raj de una lesion organica que recamar4n en-
tonces otra medicacion.s,
En- vista de los progresses de la terap6utica
de algunOs inconvenientes que Sc notaban er
Ia pr&ctca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-23
Oticinas: San Francisco 50
La zarzaparTiIIa
del Dr.. Aver.
. . .

Iurifiquese la sangre con la Ear
zaparrilla del Dir. Aver. Para III
esrrofula, floroncos, lilceras, llagas,
ca buncos, granos, ronchas Y todos
los desarreglos originates dc sangre
viciada, esta medicina es I'M Verda.
dero espccilico. La parrilla
d-i DR.. Aver, como rclncdio es
igua.4ante benefcioea para el ca
tarro coil.o lara el reumatismo
gotta reumatica. Como t6nico ayuda
el precedimiento de la digestion.
estimula el higado entorpecido, for
tllece los nervios Y reconstituye el
organismo cgando esta deblitado
por fatiga eNcesiga 8 enfermedad
que agota las fuerzas. Ning,ln otro
depurativo de la sangre da tanta
satisfaction o es objeto de tan uni
Nersal demanda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-23
VENT


VENTAJAS
soie,ante no c1da primer
ocur>ioS ViEs pEsATIos REvohuI6NES lEIsA e. g.
s ASDo I5' ToDo o siSsTfd SEA- Lea cs
A. sn e o lugara ludas endo ns"e eo
por 'enrc que
@ En- M % m as % x xp M ] 81 oe jss";s .% " 5 "p s de pro- re.
'ar de rlene En- mlo to"s las s Companies cieae eshcn
pR1v1LEG1os
FL rucdc lcGcac aIlun
- Irinta as primas de rao"ione
PRlVILEGlO CONTRA CADUCIDAD
solre aamos mu parcuIamcte Ia anc6n del pbco
nca Copala del Conne Americana concee semejanle pyego
81 den de r aao gente una pa dos amos lagase peo ven
POLKA NO CADU CARA que tmlanfa alanra de deho
sea- s"fcnc para % lrenio lo que persona -
@ @ % s @ l dc % @ % % @ s n p5 ] is % % an % ss t % "' "n e IS" o @
% f % H % coHpASA % I' A ' Ell vAoR @ Del ? sEGio y S
] @ 5s t s s9 m nv ] 'a I M & ro@1" M s n los pneyo y
examen nt1ce que sere moc cty aguro
sto llama roceder ead UgIar los nerese de
gurados bien de famiias.
factjy De @sna @ " page de los lre"i 1as jses dessnga
"l A 1ci 3 del % ic s rp,ii @ % de9po de a M SO M M
POLKA POLKA de VIDA DE pAGo IMITADo
t DEcIos DEcIMoQ1NI5s VIGEsos segra
annaes completes Sc l'udes'n l"2%lo
POLKA qida1a sei tres na de dia
caba condon pyLeo ayorabes los aseguados
los que ofece
EsI. SOL del Canada?
sulmos gente pco de es s la ectua estudo de estas
condolences eando sopndos por soedaes gaan
hda de aegmar vuesas yas tomad mas nornes de:
cRosE s7oRER MEz JESUS lAe0 cester
supentn>Ante. Aaene general anquco. Agete vajcrs.
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HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION.

Commeat by Louuon Paprrs on tho
Proposed Treaty.
LONDON. June 15.--Ali the afternoon
papers discuss the Hawaiian question
In the light Of the proposed annexation
of tue islsnds to the United States.
The Globe says: "Phe question is es.
sentiaily international, and ca nnot be
disposed OF by the decree OF one power
alone. Great Britain and France are
in the same position toward Hawaii
as the United SIates. In our case II
Hawa ait 10 converted In u strong naval
station 1t will practically command the
alternative route between Vancouver,
Australia and the far East, anu Great
Britain has every rigbt TO be consulted
before the scheme Ia carried iurther.
Lord Salisbury's consent should not be
given unless quid pro quo 10 given Tor
tsariug up the present treaty"
The Pail Mall Gazette remarks: "It
seems probable that Hawaii will be
under the Stars aud Stripes shortly,
and nobody viii say word again 81
her. We should be glad TO see Hawaii
American rather than any other col
ony."
the Westminster Gsz.tle says:
"Great Britain will not object to the
annexation OF Hawaii, though 1t re-
mains to be seen how Japan Will take
Americas action"
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WASHINGTON, June 15.-rbs Re
publican members OF the committee
on hnapce tonight heard the repre-
sentatives OF the two sides OF the col-
troversy over lead ore. There has
been persistent effort, sine, the COM
mittse increased the rate from i cent
to q oente q pound, to have the HOUSE
rate restored, and even to secure the
restoration OF the rate In the Wilson
law, which is / cent per ponnd. The
contest, In a general why, Is between
the smeiters, who want TO secure the
huxing " ores from Mexico and the
miners OF these ores In Idaho, Mon
tana, Colorado and other Iead.produc.
ing states. The smelling interest was
represented at tonighps meeting by
Senator Thurston of Nebraska and
Senator Baker OF Kansas, and tn q
mining interest by Senator Carter OF
Montana and Senator Shvup OF Idaho
II was represented gu behalf OF tb z
smelters that II the duty was retained
as Sepr0viued BY the finanos Gem.
mittee's amendment, the result would
be to drive most OF the American
smelters out Of existence, anu
add immensely to the smelling inter.
est of Mexico. On the other hand
senator Carter contended that West
ern miners were entitled to protection
against the peon labor Of Mexico.
He said that the demonstration OF
silver worked sufficient hsrdships,
without imposing this additional
one. The committee reserved It's DIT.
clslon.
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Indian war veterans Of the North
Pacific coast will be held at Portland,
Or. 1t is the fiftieth anniversary OF
the Cayuae war aud the forty-first nn-
niversary OF the Yakima and Rog ne
river Indian wars. 1t will be crafty.
Ing to them to receive message that
this bill has been favorably reported,
and that this long-telpyed act Of Just
Ice 10 In progress OF settlement These
men average fifteen years older than
veterans OF the late Civil war, and
that statement alone is suill cient to
show thai at last the boua,y OF the
government can bs bestowed on them
for very short Time"
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WAsHINGToN, June l5.--The trial
OF Junn =. Snnver, correspondent OF
the New York Mail and Express, the
fourth recaicitrant witness before the
Senate eusai .investigl COMMITTEES
OF 1904, began before Judge Bradley
today.
No trouble was experienced In
securing Jury and the government
Presented Its case. Dittenhoeier o.
counsel for Bhriver moved 90 dismiss
on six grounds, one Of them being that
as "a newspaper man, the cammunica'
ton to Shriver came within the scope
Of privileged confidential communtca
lioGs. A decision will not be reached
until tomorrow.
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story fife-proof building, 100 feet front,
will be erected at cost of 500, 900.
1t will be known as the Clara de
Hirsch home for working girls, an
will be conducted on non-sectarian
principles, by board OF women trus-
tees, which includes Mrs. Clendeniu.
daughter OF Horace Greeley; Mre.
Oscar Strauss, Mrs. julius Goldman
ami Mrs. Fiorantine Sutro.
Glass rooms will be provided, where
young women will be Instructed In
sewing, cooking, stenography, type.
writing, bookkeeping, etc.
In the rear fve.stofy building,
similar in construction to the girls
school, will be erected. II will be
known as the Baron do Hirsch trade
school, and boys OF Hebrew parentsge
will be instructed 20 tho trades and
arts.
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a.rman Cabinet Changes.

BERLIN, June 15.-The National
Zenung Gays 1t is rumored that EN-
persr Wiiiam will receive Prince
Hohenlohe, the imperial chanceiior,and
DIR. MIGUEL. the minister OF nnance,
In audience. Their consultation IL
said to be connected with changes in
the Prussian ministry OF finance, the
vice presidency of tne Prussian csoi-
net and the imperial home once, De-
sides the appointment OF ueputy
chancellor.
The Times correspondent at Berlin
says:
The plan appears to be for Dr..
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
twenty five thousand Dollars for TN
Denth of n Husband.

twenty five Thousand Dollars for the
Deaih of Husband.
FORT DUcHEsNE, Utah, June 10
Deputy United States Marshal Berry
today served legal papers and sum.
mons upon Bert Seabolut. superinten.
dent OF the ellison AsPhsltum CON-
papy, bringing lawsuit against that
company by Mrs. Nancy Anderson
anu daus hter for $25, 900 damages for
the death OF her husband, Charles
A ndersen, last Nsvenbsr ut the
RiIsonite mine explosion near Fort
Duchesne. The action is brought in
the United States circuit court Tor the
district of Utah.
This evening one Of the q ncompsh.
gre Ute Indians rode rapidly into Fort
Duchesne stating that several leaders
OF that tribe had been holding big
talk, about twenty miles from the
Ouray agency concerning theproposei
allotment Of land In severalty to the
Uncompahg res, excepting mineral
land. The Inuian stated that the
Uncompahgres we're dissatisfied with
Information given them about the
land allotment, and were de-
,ermined to ascertain positive
ly about their so-cslled rights
on the reservation. Uneas,ness
undoubtedly prevailed among the In.
dams, they being suspicious OF unfair
treatment by the government. The
Associated Press agent starts at day.
light Tor the Ouray Indian agency, ac-
companied by interpreters, anu pro.
poses Rscertainipg the attitude OF the
Uucompahgrs Indians coDosrnirg the
proposed opening OF the UnoompAngre
reservation to settlement. Acting In
dian Agent Col. Ranilett Is a. White
Rock agency today, where the Uin,an
Ules are consregating for powwow
with Col. Rsndlet!. Uncompsbgre
Ute Chief Chavanaw has seemingly
been dissatishs for some time past.
He Is u power among bis tribe.
Numerous Indians uaiiy visit Fort
Duchssne, which heretofore has been
rare occurrences.
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BAnNAVo " as INSANE.
His Death bf.a-trous 60 Poor Hc.de-,
Gf SiUch.

NEW YORK, June l5.-A dispatch
TO The Won. irem LOndsn Gays: Ba
ney Barnato's suicide must cause wide
spread ruin among sma investors
ihey had pinne1 their isiih to him,
The bis speculators having had insid,
knowledge vi mis- serious cjndition
nave either cleared out Or been mani
puiating mis- STOCK with profit. BA
nato'a tragic sud has convinced tu,
public here of the utter rottsnness O.
the = nth African bonn, wHich no W
easily takes rank as the biggest stock
sIeculall0h on record.
Barnato securities were quoted here
eignt months ago at y capital value o
l2,O00,000 1851, 900, OU0) but 10 tue
abou. e3,0U0,000 $4,000, 0OO) though
they recently Improved on better ac'
cpunts rom south Alrlca.
No secret IL made oil the fact that
BArnato's breakdown was accelerated
by heavy drinking which began when
the XVIII slump started, even before
his departure Tor b uth Africa, winch
was hurriel AMI private. His mind
showeu Signs OF falling under the
strain eight months ago, on which nc.
CUuut no Whb rtut hWhy itoLh lug
land. There HAD never been any sen.
slble improvement In his condition.
He bsoame worse insiead oil better,
anu he made q public exhibition OF
1 sanity at Johannesburg ABOUT Six
weeks ago, but II was attributed to
temporary causes. his irisAds knew
better. however, and good deal OF
selling CT mia securities for ;ail has
been indulged in ny well informed
epeoulators.
The COLLAPSE has not been 80 Rreat
as was looked for, but because the Belts
anu other big South African houses
have combined to keep up prices.
Alter Bsrnato began building q
lordly palace ior himself on aristooratic
Park lane, his phenomenal good for.
tune deserted him. Batn,to's house
| G osr, 1t is estimated, 81 100000 (S5,.
O0O, 0O0). 1t Is now Approaching oom.
/ Iietiop, and the internal decoration Ii
partly done. The exterior Ia ornate iu
the extreme, B,rnsto having given
unlimited discretion to the architect +.
embeilish II with pilasters and
stntuee.
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New York, June 18.-The COVER.
nors OF the stock exchange have de.
termined to exclude from the use oil
the printed slips containing official
figures Issued by the exchange print
Ing company all but members OF the
exchange or persons Endorsed by them
This action Is a blow against bu okel
shops. The slips were subscribed fol
not only by members Of the stock ex.
change, but also by banks, trust COM
panies, corporations, financial writers,
members VI the consolidated exchange
and firms having no membership on
any exchange.
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An,i.MoO Association,

COLUMBUS, o., June l8.-The ma.
uOnai anti-mob AMI Lynch Law at
ISOLATION has been Incorporated by the
secretary Of state. The purposes Of
the organization are declared TO be 10
discourage mob AMI lynch law within
the United States and to agitate puolic
sentiment with view to securing
such practice by providing adequate
punish ment for violatore. 1t 10 PR :
posed TO form branch associations all
over the United States.
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Miguel to resign the portfolio OF
finance and displncs DR.. Boel tlcher.
The siguificance oil eucn q scheme lies
iu the associations OF DR.. MIGUEL, win
is persona grata To Emperor William,
with Prince Honenlone, who placed
him In practical control OF the home
effairs OF both Pfussian aid the Ger
man empire. Ii must be borne IN
mind that the portfolios OF the navy,
tho foreign secrstary and the post
master general are now practically
without n Olders.
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women Captured ON Cuba.

HAVANA, June 15.-Advices from
otiiciai SOURCES at Sagua Ia Grande,
province OF Santa Clara, announce
that a detachment OF Spanish gueI-
rillas has raided insurgent camps at
Gustavo and Zayas, near Mancas,
capturing an lnsurgent chiei'a
"harem." where twenty women are
said TO nave been found. The women
are detained In custody.
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New YORK, June l5.-A dispatch to
the Journsi from Rome say: The
Marquis al Rudini In an interview last
night ssiU: 1--WE SEQ an anarchist
rsawakening every DAY, and notably
In Italy, where even Socialists, who
iesuiticaIIy disappf0ve OF outragts, In
reality encourage tnem, both privately
and in the press. We ought to give
no respite either TO one party or the
other, Civil governments are Justified
In protecting society by all possibic
msasur.s against thess bands OF malt
factors.O
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EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 26 1894

Train No. 2 leavos Ogden Gas a. m,
sat Lake 1850 n. M, arrive at Pueblo
300 a. M, Colorado Springs tbs a. M,
Denver 9:3 a. m.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 6.35 D. m,
salt Lake $40 p. M, arrive at Pueblo
6;8e p M, Colorado Springs 6:49 p. m,
Denver 9;25 p. m
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east.
Elegant day coaches. chair cars and Pull
man sleepers on all trains. Take the
ID. q X. q. and have comfortable trip
and enjoy the finest scenery on the con-
tinent
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4 RATE WAR In VIEW
Union Pacific WlihdraWs from the
Passenger Association.
QUARREL ABOUT The SHORT LINE,
A Threat to Reduce tho Passenger
Rates Between the Missouri
River and Ogden.

CHICAGO, June 15.-The Union Pa
ciac tolay pulled out OF the Western
Passenger association by giving the
thirty days' notice OF withdrawal
which Is called for In the associatio n
agreement, There is strong proba'
bility that there will be some reduc.
tions In the passenger rates between
the Missouri river and Ogden before
the m after 10 finally settled.
The cnuse OF the Withdrawal wns
the old a sht over the divisions to be
allowed the Oregon Short Line. In
the old days wuen the relations be-.
tween the Union Pacific ana the
Oregon Short Line were more init.
mate than they are at present, tue
Union Pacific allowed the Short
Line percentages somewhat in ex-
cess OF those usually allowed TO
the Western roads by their Eastern
connections. When the Short Line WAS
reorganizsd 1t obtained from the Rio
Graude Western and the Denver &
Rio Grsnde the same divisions that IL
bad been receiving from the Union
Pacific. Today ut the meetings OF the
transmissouri lines, the Union Pacific
demanded that these two roads should
mot pay to the Short Line the came
Percentages which II paid, and an.
n unced that II the percentages OF the
Short Line were not IetBened 1t would
withdraw from the association. The
Rio Grande Western and Donver &c
Rio Grand refused to pay less TO the
Snort Line than they are paying at
presept, saying they were doing OK.
actjy what the Union Pacific had
done, ana the Union Pacific gave fol-
NAL notice Of tue withdrawal from tn
association. Its attitude reused som 9
feeling among the other roads, and
come very plain talking was done In
the meeting, IN the course OF which
the Union Pacific intimated that II
matters were forced much further 1t
would reduce the rates between Og-
den and the Missouri river. IL alter
waId partially Withdrew the \threat
aud the meeting adjourned with
every body in fighting mood.
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AMSTERDAM, June l5.-rhe results
OF the eiectiun to the second chamO !
OF the states general VI the Netber.
lands are, so tar as known, the return
OF twenty Catholics, twen1y-two li.-
erals anu thirteen orthodox PfOte. =
tsnts. AT least forty.five seeUnd Dg..
l0tings were tcsseary,
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MEXICO CITY, June 15.-Earth.
quaLes nj and near the town Of
iehuantepec, In the southern part Of
the country, continue, and many peo-
Lie have lett the place, including the
CORES ponuent OF the Imparcisl, y
newspaper of this city, VINO wires that
he could no longer safely remain.
Several shocks have been felt In the
city OF Oaxaca.
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the IIIKsoH HONEY

VIII Ne Invested in industrial Sch ooIs
for children.
NEW YORK, June l6.-Representa :
tives OF the Baron de Hirscn fund anu
OF Mime. de HiIsch have purchased n
big p,ot OF ground on the east side oil
New York AZ site for two industrial
training schools and home for girls.
On one end OF the property five
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, June To- The
Porte Will form twenty new cavalry
reRimep ts In the Eiassuns AID Saloni.
on district, and An Imperial trade
raises the army war footing t. 100000
men, while 1,300,000 Mauser rifies
have been purchased.
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Leave salt Lake city.
No. 2-For Bingham, Provo, Grand
Junction and all points East Z 80 q. m.
No. flor Provo, Grand Junction
and all points East. .....:..,. 7'io IN.
No. b-for ogden and intermediate
points. .,.,....,,........... $3.50 D. m
No. 0-for bingham, MI Pleasant, - 49,
Mant, ielknap. Rlchneld and
all intermediate points,. 1890 p. IN.
No s-for turesa. Payson. Provo.
md all intermedistc points 100 y. IN.
no. 3-for Ogden and tho West. =. lla6 y. M.
NO. i-fcr Ogden and the West, =. l1i23 p. IN.
Arrive Sait Lake city.
No. Iron bingham. Provo. Grand
junction and the East.......... 12:l6 y. m.
No. 3-from Provo. Grand Junction
and the East. ....,.,......... lii35 p. IN.
ka, kichDeld. Helix nap, N anti
and all intcrme date points. 3:25 p. m.
No. 6-from Ogden and informed
late points. ................... $50 q. m,
No. 7-from Eureka and Pnyson... 9;56 a m.
No. 2-From Ogden and tho West. 7.t0 a. IN.
No. 4-From Ogden and the west. 1880 p. m.
Only line running through Pullman alAce
Sleeping cars Salt Lake City to San Ancisco
Salt Lake City to Denver via Grand Junction
ana salt Lake City to Kansas City and Chicago
via Colorado points,
Through tourist or family sleepers without
change, TO Kansas City. Chicago and boston.
Free reclining chair cara salt Lake to Den
YER.
Ticket 0fllC', 1903 W. 2ud South,
(Postofiice corper.)
d. O. DODGE, Gen. Manager
n. A. WADLElGH, Gen'l. phss. Ar.
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1he Cabaa Qu..tIop.

WAS June l6.-It can be
stated unequivvcaiIy as tho result OF
today's cabinet meeting that no I'M
porlant action relating to Cuba will
be taken by the administration until
ths new minister TO Msdrid has been
chosen and 10 at his post ready for tn.
duties OF the mission. This TACT 10
significant in that 1t means that some
weeks must certainly elspss bs'ore the
President Will take any action what
ever vial TO the relations VI tnis gov
ernmeut and CUBA.
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RsmsmhsrIng IndIan war vslernnE.

ID WAsHIsoToN, Juno l5.-Senator
Gallinser, from the committee Oh
tensions, todsy reported favJrs0ly the
bill granting pensions to the survivor
Of the Indian ware OF 1882 anu 1912,
lnclu ing the Black ii wa, q isfnk q,
3emioois and So ani Il X listutb-
ancvs. The report goes Into .ae rea.
,ons for granting the pensions, con.
Guiding as follows;
'Today the annual reunion OF the
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD

The only line running two
through fast trains daily to
Leadviile. Aspen, Pueblo, Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
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SHOE
NEWS.

SHOE ce shSe sB man +b found nd
NFWG doesn't want in
NA1 w ~ stock-lots too badly
- broken. Prices made
Mems Patent Leather or Best vicf
Kid Elastic Side Dancing Shoes, can be-
worn for house slipper, sold for $3.50
to $3.50 a pair; Sale Price.
SIPS
Mems Hand-sewed. Heavy Sole Ok
blood Russian Calf, sold all season for
S0-OO' reduced ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
S3.6s.
Broken line Of wright & Peters HAND
Turned Extension Sole, Ladies' Shoes
Lace or Button; regular $500. go at
S2.35
Misses Best vici Kid Buttoned Shoes
worth $225... -......-................
SI.4S.
Child's Sizes to 8, OF Bright DOM
COLA, excellent wearing shoes.......
7S@
ITEMS OF INTEREST-Mondavs
only, Double Faced Cotton Pushes
36-inch Sateens-SO-inch Draperyi
Chintzes; 20 cent qualities, for 1G&
cents yard.
MONDAY oNLY-Silk Strips Gree
nadine Curtains, Various Colors, q,
Sample Line of $500 to $500 VAL
ues, will sell, per pair, at...--
S3.45
Rich, Beautiful Carpets arriving
every day, each invoice seemingly
more luxurious than that gone be-
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