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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-09-16

Don't Tebacco spit and Smoke iour life AwaT.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netlc. fun OF life nerve und yieor, take No To-
Bao, che wonder wgrfer that makes weak liiea
strong. an dFugFigts soe or 81 Cure guarans
teed Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-20
3lpanaiqfes Gdpitel.

Mr. uuo Mrs. 8Iissaro Ipielten in
oieIem Winter cine 9roBs Roas in Der
amsritaniIdsn &olonie, lpo lie ie6r be-
lisbt iparen. sic gabsn Diners, tleine
SeIeaI6aftsn uHo ioJur siHige 8dfIs
Gs mar beina6,, aIs Oh Mattie gang
ibre dlte 2sbtnspeiie, bic Dur6 BEN
3uinmmsnbru9 Der Sil6er9rube 10
grauIam unter6rr6en porosn mar,
pisoer auTgenommen 6dtte. sic aab
Iebr oisl 9slD aus unn sntI9GOigte
ii6 in ieoer NeiIs fir bic 5psi barten
Irbeitsiabre in Rap Dort.
Silas 8Iis5arb fanO ieOo9, SaB lie
cine ettpas gu sruBe 8oriis6e fir toitz
Ipieligs 8tr9niigunssn uno Ding.
babe. Gr mar tiRoiId in lie osrlie5t
gspeien. 10 febr, Dab er ieiRsa 9atty3
8orfeGungen ge9en oieIe Seirotb tsine
9sa9tung seI4entt bate, uno I9lisBa
lid mar Dem bitten ni9ts iibris gsbIies
BEN, aIs ia unO 9lmen gu iagen, mar
bod Silus iiber piersig Sabre alt, felt
lan9er 3sit isin Partner uno Iein eins
siger Sobn. Serner muBts es einen
gdns 9uten Ginorud MAIDEN, ipsnn
man Idgen tunnte, bic Sp9tsr bes
Sur9 i6n gu 9runoe gsri9tsten Mans
nes babe Our9 bic glrbeiratbung nit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-20

lpsit heruntersetommen 1T, einen Oms
nibus beniiben gu miiFen!"
.gii6t Miriam SanfpSS, msin.
2isbs. IonOern bic 5rau GaouI 8ers
tranDs, unO ih perIi9ere Dir, has III
cine gang andre p:rIDnIi4teit."
Oiesmal antfpprtsts Miriam nidts.
Sbr @atte bate gau3 miloe s.iprp9en.
aber bod iebr feit, uno lie ertannte ben
anbetenben 2iebenoen in bieIem erns
itsn, truurisen Wdnne taum pieSer.
Wa6renO Der lansen llnter6aItun9 nit
Mattie battle iie nit srobsr 3uperIidt
bon Der 3utllnft seIpro9en unb gee
meint, Raoul fperoe ieinen WilIsn Itets
bem ibren unterpronen, ia lie mar fait
10 nett eegan9en, aai berIpre6en, Elm
nnbres gltelier 5u miet9en. o6ns ibren
Mlun gu frasen, aber jebt bGmmsrte
bod bic ql6nung in ibr auf, baB bic
Sadie piellsi9t einen &dmpf toFen unb
nibt 10 slatt 9ebsn ipsrOe, ais lie ers
iuartet bate. Qm I9liebli9en @riolg
stpeifelte lie ni6t, absr es mar i6r Ihon
unangene9m, baB lie ss5pungsn mar,
8ioeritanb gu iiberpinOen.
Haoul fielen bic @eoanten elm, bic
ibm, als er am Na6mi!tag Dor Ieinem
8iIoe geIsfen bate, burb ben Sppf
gegan9en paren. Gr bate ia gIeidb gss
abnt, bab er auf Mittel Iinnen miiI1e,
mebr @elO gu berbienen, lpenn er Wis
riam an Ieiner Settle sufrisOsn erbaftsn
pollte, aber Der Qngriff mar piel pI0bs
li4er unb nit srOberer Seftigteit ers
folgt, uls er porausgdeben bate, uno
bus mu4te ibn aufidfiis. SEPT, no
bus, mas er iih ielbIt ni9t bsr6e6lte,
10 riidIi9tslos bon Wattie ausgeIpros
6en iporben mar, reiats es ibn aufs
Guberite. 8iloete iib bieIe Mobepuppe
etpu elm, iie f0nnen ibm 8orI9riften
MAIDEN, lpie er iein 2eben einsuri9ten
babe? Sn bem unbeipubten WuHTfe,
Ieiner Srau iel6it in Ieinen gebeimiten
@eOunten teine 9oripiirfe gu MAIDEN.
l9oo er t1peB dle S6ulo duf Utattle.
Sir Miriam fiiblte er nur Wiitleib
unb trus ibrer 4ufregung, uls lie plDBs
li9 ibr altes 2e6en oes 9lanSes uno
Der @eri9penOuna piepsr por ii9 iab,
unb ibr Der @srgleib ibrsr eisenen ar>
mutb nit benz Heidtbum ibrer 8ouIine
aufgeordngt purbs, gebiibrenb 8e9s
nung. 9l9, ipenn er ibr nur nit 9ie6e
unb 3drtli9teit begreiflib MAIDEN
tOnnte, baB bas tire bas pubre 2eben,
bas 2eben Oes !Ser5ens, bab bic Gbs
i6rer 8ouIine ni9ts als 8ere9nung
lei, bic nur falIhe Greuoen, inbultloie
4ufregung unO 5ulebt @nttGuI6ung
unp SeraensDbe nit ii6 bringen tOnne.
9lber als ii9 feline 8lide isbt Ienttsn
unO Wliriams i9Ones 9lntlib Iu6ten,
mar er erIdredt burd ben Qusbrud
fturrer Sdrte, Der barin lag. gs mar
ibm, als Oh er bic Miriam, bic iie
pirtlib mar, gum eriienmal fdbe, uno
tbm puroe oas SerS Iebr I9iper in Der
8ruIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-20
Neun8e6ntes &apitel.

&aouI tonnte eintse Do9en in Sriss
ben arbeiten, uno es puroe feline glns
ipielun9 auf bus erIte S9urmiiBi ses
ma4t. apOruus alsSiessr berporge9ans
gen gu iein, er ii9 iamsideIte. Mis
ridm mar beinabe INNER BEL ibrer
&ouline, unO penn lie beimtam, mar
iie I9peigiam, ettuds abgeIpannt, unb
in i9ren idOnen 2tusen lag elm abtpes
ienoer Bid, aber lie mar i'm gdnsen
e6er sleidgiItt9 uls tampfluitig. DAP
iie germ nit Mattie suTdmmen mar,
Der lie BEL i6rem Subsn na6 elmer
pafenoen Priputpo9nung unb ibren
gintGufen balf, mar am gnoe natiirs
LID. War mrs. gli3sarbs Sausbalt
crit einmdl i'm Sarge, bunn piirbe
Wtuttie bieIer Silfe nidt me6r 10 Isbr
bsOiirfen, 10 9offte ipenisItens Raouf.
gr mar ountbar, bdb er i'm 4ntliB Ieis
ner 5rau ben barten, grauIumsn Bid
nt4t mebr 'u6, ben er gu fiir9ten ans
ling. 3ubem mar er Der llnannebms
li3teit. elmer S6aar engliIb Ipredsn=
Der Welttinber bsgegnen su miiFen,
nidt msbr ausgeieBt, Ssnn Miriam
tebrte enttpeber Dor bem Diner suriid,
ober ibre 9ouiine Itsb iie i'm Wagen
nu9 6auIe brirsen. Sin itiaIdpei>
senbes ginoerItdnoniB belt ben Srans
5oIsn BON Ieinen neuen 8erpdnoten
fern.
Seit Miridm bon ibrer &ouIine 70
piel in 9lnIpru9 genommen tpurbe,
fiiblte iih Miette Isbr beretnI Iamt, unb
ipenn iene 5ufdllis einmal gu SauIe
blie6 unb neben Der 2sioenben fab,
Oann mar lie es, Die Iprad, pGbrenb
Wiiette nur 5ubOrte. @s Ihieu Mis
rium Elm gsOiirfniB sa iein, Der @sr<
pa6Ienen bonn 9lau5e Der fsinen Wo6s
nung Wfatties, bon ben prd6tpolIen
Rleioern, bic lie INNER anprpbirte, unb
ben sroBen Summsn, bic iie fir gi9s
tisteiten ausgab, su er3dblen. Wlistts
bDrte seIpunnt gu, Osnn Iie Fanb einen
edit lpeibli9en @enuB = iebr platos
niI9er Qrt, alleroings - in ben Be
idreibungen oieIss @lan5es, Der Seiz
oen> unO 9ttIasitoffe unO Der idOnen
8lumen.
LIMB tpenn man benft, pab bas
aIles nt9ts, gar ni9ts 1T i'm @erglei6
5u 9einem e6emdligen Gsibtbum!"
rief lie mdn6mal gang atbemIos.
~HiGts. Stlus 8li3Sarb 1T nur
Elm balbrei6sr Mann."
LIMB penn i6 bsnts, oab Ou ins
mitten bieIes tOnisliden Reiht6ums
meinen Raoul ausseasi6net. ibn be-
punOsrt bait unO iebt feline Srau biit!"
nSa, Miette, feline Sruu!"
Damn lieb fi9 Miriam aus Sur9t,
Misttes einfGltigen 9ldubsn gu ers
Ihiittern, tiiFen unO lisbtoIeu, absr lie
erIuubts ibren @sbdnten, In lpeite5erne
gu I9ipeifsn. DGre lie oamals tapfer
nit ibren 9erpanoteu RM6 9(merifa
sesansen, bunn bate Tie pielIei9t aud
einen reihen Munn dnge3pgen uno
ipGre BON ibm ertpGblt iporoen. Sn
Iol9en 9Gugenbliden bate Der @es
Sante, ibre Sugenb unb S6Dnbeit fir
groBe Heihtbiimer gu psr6anoeln, aar
nthts glbIdrsdenOes fir WtiriGm.
2iebe groBe Stu0e6ung unO unbez
gren5te Sepunoerung hattie lie aeFuns
ben, dber ale oisIe SdyGbe bate lie in
i9rem pabniinnigen 8erlangen na9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-20
1lnter,m Nnntnffsl. - "

= llntsr'm pantoFfsl. - ~: Sd,
Ssrr @uiderl, sic bulten iid ia gar
sinen Sunb! - @uI9erl: Gs tbut 6alt
10 pObl, lpenn man bubeim aud etiuus
gu befeblen batl
= SIM Sabre 20O0. profeIipr Der
glr6dologis: !Sier, meine Serren, 5tige
ib Sbnen elm bet MiiuGsn ausgegrdz
benes 8ut!erfaB Der alten Seutiaen,
pDrin Tie Ipssnonnte Butter, Elm uns
ierer Marsarine gang Gbrli9ss Pro-
butt, fu6rt3irten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-20

-@Drtli9 befoIgt. S9neis
bermeiiter: nSerr StubioIus, bier bteIe
&e9nung iiberrei9e i9 Sbnen bereits
gum a9ten Wlale, eigentIi9 fpIlte Iie
S6nen i9pn in Der Sanb bremen. -
STUDENT: so, meinen sic, WieiIter2
Sra, benn tpo1en mer uns IAneu 'neR
sSihibus braus ma9en!"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-02-12
NO. 45.

uauge.oOs ana takes sOnle OF the prlue
out Of him. When he has been placed in
the separate enclosure, as a general
thing we keep away and let him go
without food for several days. Already
| have had several elk killed by their
fellows, who were not taken from the
herd in time, and one of my men had
his leg broken while in the enclosure
experimenting the cutting off of horns.
But all the hard trials | have on the
farm with my strange herd are fully
counterbIlanced by the pleasure l take
in watching the animals as they grow
from tiny calves to be great and power
ful. The rapid increase in number is
another matter I watch with great in
tercst. have not found any deteriora-
ton yet in my herd because of in-breed-
ing, and think it would be a long time
before any bad effects would be no.
ticesl, Still, it is always an easy mat,
teg to catch young calves in the timber
belt and add them to the band. This
! do each spring" - st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-02-12
COURT DATES.

BE it enacted hv the legislative
assembly of the terrllcry of New
Mexico:
Sec l. The terms OF the district
court hereafter to be held in the coun-
ties of Santa Fe, san Juan. Bio ar
riba and ra0S, shall be held in said
counties beginning al the times here
matter fixed and continuing until ad-
journed by the order of The court, to
wit:
H. the county of san Juan, on the
Sd Mondays in April aud October.
In the county OF Rio Arriba, on the
first MONDAYS in May aud November.
In the county of Taos, on the third
Mondays in May and November,
Ia the county of Santa Fe, on the
second Mondays in June and Decsm-
Der.
Sec. ,. The spring 1898 term in The
county ui Lincoln sLall De held begin
nng on the second Monday in April in
stead Of the second Monday III March,
rs now GXed.
In the county of Chavez, beginning
on the fourth Monday in March instead
OF The InIId Monday in February.
In the county OF EdGy, beginning on
the second Monday in March instead OF
the hrst Monday IN February.
In the county of DOna Ana, begin.
nlng on the third Monday in March
the third Monday in September.
In the county of Sierra, beginning on
the fourth Monday of Aplil and the
fourth Monday in October.
In the county of Grant, beginning on
the third Monday in May and the
thIrd Monday in November.
See. 3. After the spring 1899 term,
all terms Of court for the counties OF
Lincoln, Chavez, Eddy, Dona and
Grant, shall remain as fixed by the law
Of 1891.
In the county of Coliax, on the 4th
Monday in March and the I'd Monday
III October.
In the county of San Miguel, on the
second Monday IN April and NOvem-
Der.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-02-12
OFFICIAL REGISTER.
LEGISLATIVE.

VIM. E Martin, Councilman for the coun-
tics of Sierra and Socorro
Frank A. Reynolds Representative for the
County of Sierra.
Clemente Castillo Representative of the
County of Socorro.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-02-12
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New Chatting
Dishes.

We sell numbers OF Chahng
Dishes for wedding presents as well
as for home use. We carry the best
makes, and ask especial attention to
the finish OF the inside of top pan,
which has an extra plating where the
wear comes from stirring and mix
ing, thus preventing the wearing off
which occurs so quickly in some
makes.
1t pays to buy the best, especially
when you have to pay no more land
perhaps not so much) as is charged
Tor inferior makes. A book of
recipes with each dish.
2-pt Nickeled Chatting Dishes complete with
nickel bot water pans and nickel asbestos lamp
- -'----' - - .. 81 .
Jpt Nickeied Chahng Dishes nickel as,,astos
hmp, black wrought Iron stand double cl,oay han
Hie On nickeied hot water pans Each. 81 %
3-Pt. Nickeled Chafing Dishes nickel hot water
pans and best regulating asbestos Limp by which
You can make different degrees OF hon,
1~''h -.-.--...............S5 s. 90
m
Evening star., 1897-02-03
TWO CLERKS DISMISSED.
One "f Them for Alleged PcruicIous
Political Arti,ity

Two clerks in the Treasury Department
nave been removed by Secretary Carlisle
Tor alleged cause-Wm. L. Ryan. a 81 lnl
clerk in the office of the auditor for the
Post Office Department ana J. c :. Colhy
N"" clerk in the internal revenue bu-
reau Ryan is known as an ardent FREE.
SILVER advocate He was the candidate of that
branch OF the democratic party for Congress
IRON the thirty-first New York Roches-
teri district last fall. His defeat at the
polls was followed by his removal from
his office as an 1870 clerk in the Treas
ury department. Several other clerks We're
removed at the same time because of al
tesed pernlclous activity in politics Suh-
sequehtiy, early In December RYAN was
reappointed clerk in the Treasury De
partment at reduced salary IL was OFF,
ciaiiy stated at the time that this action
was taken entirely out of sympathy for
Ryan ana his family. and with the distinct
understanding that Ryan should apply
nilnseii TO his official duties and not med
Ole In politics. 1t was said at the depart-
ment today that he had been removed be
cause he had violated the wishes of the
department IN this matter by instituting
a contest against the election of Reprr-
sentative ii. {. Brewster of the Rochest ar
district on the ground that his election
was Illegal because of the use of IN.
Myers ballot machine in taking the vote
Mr. Ryan. 1t is said, was warned repeated
~ 10 Keep out of politics and his action
IN Ming notice of contest of Representa-
1--WE Brewsters seat resulted in his dis
missal.
Colby was recently convicted of main
tanning gaming table and his dismissal
is based on that ground.
Evening star., 1897-02-03
Mr. Villas Substitute.

Senator Villas yesterday presented sub
stitute for the Nicaragua canal hin which
he gave notice he would offer at the prop,r
time. 1t strikes ont the entire bill. and
provides for commission TO he composed
OF one member of the engineer corps OF
the army, naval engineer and three other
cltizens of the United States. to be noni-
mated by the President and confirmed hy
the Senate. which shall Investigate the en-
IRE question. The commission is TO he
known as the interoceanic canal commits
sioh ara the members are to be paid at he
rate OF $500 per month. The board is to h,.
required to visit and personally Inspect thn
several hnes or routes projected. or which
may seem to said board to be sufficiently
pracucdble 10 demand inquiry for an
Hteroceanlc canal to connect the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans. The bin appronri. les
M."""S Tor the expenses of this commits
sion.
Evening star., 1897-02-03

The nearest thing TO a certain Cru.-h
Cure. Is DR. 10. Jaynr's Expcctorant. and n ~
the work.
The best Family Pili-Jayne's Painless Sanativ-
Evening star., 1897-02-03
Health
Foods.

We have received another ship
ment of the famous Battle Creek
Sanitarium Health and Breakfast
Foods. Most Of our customers
know the excellent qualities of these
foods. The Granose for breakfast
requires no cooking, being wheat
flakes ready for immediate use. The
various foods all have their points of
excellence-ask to have them ex-
planned.
SSaramei Sarai Cereab Grain Coffee. per pkg. .oOc
e' S,ra,o' !" neat Taxes per pig. 15c.
SIe S.oI CaAes. wheat biscuits, per pkg. 12e.
Er,,is r,1o% wheat and oats, per pkg. he
Whai CvrsAefs, per pkg 15c.
nvie "nea. waters, per pkg. 15c.
f.s f.sam cracksrs. sweetened or plain. pkg 13c.
-. uhen'eo urape Juice, per bot. 40c,
Evening star., 1897-02-03
$500.
Special Sale of
Bows Trousers,

Special Sale of
Boys Trousers.
This is the time when most boys
need an extra pair of Trousers to
finish out the suit of which the trous-
ers are worn out. We offer three
excellent values as follows:
Ail-wo Trousers. good servicenble colorlnss
Well made. Sizes to rs
soc. PAIR
Usually 75c and $I.oo.
AnwOol Trousers of fine Scotch Ch-viots; checks
and plaids. Sizes to Is
0Nc. PAIR.
Usually SI.oo.
Ail-wool Long Trousers for boys and Young men.
Very choice line of patterns. Sizes II to 10
Sa.75 and SIPS PAIR.
Usually $3.50 and $500.
81 foor.
Evening star., 1897-02-03
DIED.

1877, in New York, JANE BULEY, aunt oi III:
late Sadie Jones.
Notice of fi'ueral hereafter.
CIIAMBLIN. On "Wednesday. February ,. 1857.
at 2:30 am. JAMES Il. CHAMBLIN aged
Remains at the chapel of c Glenn Nichols. under
taker, "a and p nnsylSani avenue southeast.
Interment IT Ebcnezer cemetery Blcomieid
Loudoun cccnty, Va.
cox; Entered into eternal rest; on February =
lssI & at - the residence of Miss Sarah 7. Iin'd,
| Funeral from the house at O'Clock p m. on T'u-s
day, February 4. Intermeut at Congressional
| HARRISON. Al Columbia Hospital. on Mosiay
February I, 1897. nt 1880 pm, Mrs. ANNE
HARRISON, aged thirty-siI years and ten
God. believe also in Me-
Funeral from Faith Chapel. n between AZ and 9Th
eao O'Clock. Friends Of the family are IN. i,,d
to attend
-: a.. pm. MARY, beloved wife Of Patrick
Funeral from her late residence IGs3 3d Street
northeast on Friday February 3. $50
ut o'clock am Relatives and friends are r,.-
spcctfully invited to attend. -
MACDONALD. On Tuesday. February . 1857.
RANALD A. MACDONALD. aged sevent. .iyc
Funeral services at st Stephens Church Mt .
Am Thursday. February A. Interment at
Keene y. ii.
rARET nS:,I Entered s into rest at BaI,mcrs, Md
William Paret bishop OF Maryland.
Interment at Rock Greek cemeiery on Thursday
afternoon, February 4, at O'Clock. =.
PENNYBACKER. On Tuesday. February 2. 1857.
at the residence Of her grandmother, Mrs. y Il.
D. c. ETHEL NJ. PESSYBAckER. ag,i six
Funeral from above residence on Thursday rrl,rrl-
ary att pm Relatives aud friends invited.
New Market, Va papers please copyD
STEIGEI. On Tuesday February = 1877 N /.
pm. JESSIE. beloved daughter Of Jacob aud
Matilda SteiSer aged ten years. fve months
and eighteen days.
Gone, but lost. my Jessie!
My heart Is broken. Jessie.
But no tears can come nigh thee.
Funeral from 1918 9Th street northwest, Fr,iay.
February 3, at ii am. Fricisls invited.
sTESs ,Gsw =, On Eehsgary F. 1yI 1857 at Mansfield Ohio
Funeral Thursday, February 4, Lan.am.
Nd, pm
WALSH. On Tuesday. February Q, 1897. az $40
after a long and painful Illness native XII
iarney. County Kerry, ireland.
avenue northeast on Thursday, at $40 am.
thence % to ST. Aloyslus Church. where mas viii
and friends invited TO attend.
In Memoriam.
NELSON. In loving remembrance Of my dear his-
band. JOHN r. NELSON, who died orc y,-ar
ago today, February 8. 1896.
VIII you come TO grave
When my spirit has fed.
And beneath the green sod
| am laid with the dead!
When the heart that loved you
Is turning to clay
And In Calvary's cold dews
L am passing away.
BY HIS LOVING WIFE, NJ E. NELSON.
MlCKLE. In remembrance of my dear mother
JANE MlCkLE. who died three wears ago to-
day, February 3, 1884
PIERCE In loving remembrance Of Mrs s.ENDI.A
MAY PIERCE. wife Of Prank n. Pierce, who
died one year ago tonlght-February 3. 1895.
WAIVER. In loving remembrance OF my dear san
RUBEN wANZER, who died years ago 10
day-Februnry q. lss5.
Which seems only like yesterday
Ills menCry will be forever loved
BY HIS MOTHER.
Evening star., 1897-02-03

9th 1oor-
Notions or
Small Wares.
Helpful trifles, convcniences,
everyday necessities. We have ali
the tried sorts and get all the new
ones as soon as out, if they are
worthy. First quality in every in
stance, but priced the same as sec
ond or third of many places.
reders Brush Skirt Protector Per yard DC
Maa,,nd a ria1se'' %, skir, E1tenders Each 81 as
Tracing Wheels. Each. ...........5. 10 and 12c.
herrins1one Braid Per PC. j. 10. Is and 1sc
cuniB wal Fer c Sc.
Aunt Lydia IS Thread Per snooi l" anu iSc' &C
Aleoh"l Lamps tnickcD. Each. 81 90 and 81 .;
Faney WhalebOae Casing Per yard ~ Ic
ranry SIX Garter Elastic Per yard 49,. SOC
cabinet Hair Pins. Per box ox...............5c Sc
Shell Hair Pins Per doz 2sc
Cotton Hose Supporters, with belt Fer pair 25c
SiiK li"se supporters. with belt. Per pair 15c
Narrow Tnfcta Ribbon. Per pc.........l2c
LIST floor.
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Quaker Crimped
Bread Pans.

1~H S@"SA Il SVHEoe
We shall offer tomorrow a guam
tity OF the Quaker Crimped Crust
Bread Pans, which bake the best and
most slightly loaf and retain all the
nourlshment OF the wheat, at the
quick-selling price,
25c. EACH.
Regular price, 4oc.
Evening star., 1897-02-03

is are he only Dress Shields rubber or
~ ' AA's' e'oH'nh'a Denionstraf
Evening star., 1897-02-03
Travelling
Requisites.

SSos
For those about to travel in search
OF rest and Observation-Disclosures it
be south, or to California, Mexico,
the Bermudas, South America or
any other place-we have everything
they need for comfort and conven-
ience. Newest styles, latest improve
ments, handsomest and most service
able goods, lowest prices.
Steamer Trunks.
Indispensable for ocean voyage: convenient
for any journey. All styles. duck covered.
Each. 50 o. TO SIT 10
Dress Trunks.
most excellent stock Of Trunks for ladies'
Canvas covered best materials, best work nanship
all the newest styles, all the latest improvements
AMI convenlences. Sizes from % to iO-inch
Eleh -.---.-.-...-......-sl -sl.aS TO So. 90
Travelling Rugs.
Nothing more essential to eomfort-nothing so
likely To prevent colds, We have them in various
styles-all the desirable designs and color combinn
tions Each 80 TO 500
Our Special Dress Trunk
Contains separate tray for each dress. Canvas
covered strongly made.
f--inch. each Sl4 90
44-inch. .each.................... SIS 90
Dress Suit Cases.
Everything in this line a man can ask for with
all the improved locks. catches straps etc MANY
women are using them also. Sizes p to Is inches
heaFy Russet Cases, each. .$5 90
Best Alligator. each. .--...-..--...........$ .$17 30
Various styles and grades between these prices.
Club Bags
Of every description sbecfskin grain leather and
alligator. including the latest novelties All sizes
Each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 % 10 81 so
Also such articles Trunk Straps Umbrella
Straps. Name Tags. Bag Handles Hold ais ShouI-
der straps. CollapsinS Cups. Blacking Sets etc
UyHeavy Strap free with each Trunk
G/Name Tag free with each Bag.
GTName marked free On Trunk
81 floor
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Imperial Darning Machine eDemonstration--E

can make large darn In two minutes axatust
UNIFORM. having an srtis1caliy finished aDuenr-
eioths' curtains. fine silk goods, ETC., rs well as
Evening star., 1897-02-03
Work on Vessels at Mnrs Island

Work on the Concord. nov undergoing ~
pairs at the Mare Island navy yard. is be-
ing hurried so that she may he comnis-
stoned about April l. All wood work no,
absolutely necessary has been removed as
safeguard against fire I'm action. Wor.s is
progressing on the big cruiser Baltimorc
also. The cruiser Charleston, which has
Deen tied up at the dock out Of commission
Tor SIN months awaiting her turn for re-
pairs has been hauled up under the ldg
shears, preparatory to beginning eNten live
repairs on her engines and boilers.
Evening star., 1897-02-03
Cream Of Wheat Denabnstration---Fifth Floor.

@ % a, o the most delicious breakfast puhic
Is especially