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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-09
HAS A UNIQUE RECORD.
The Champion Marrying Parson of
the United States.
Rev. DIR. George @. baldwin, of Troy,
N. ", Has United Six Thousand
Persons in Wedlock, and
Is still ut Ii.

The champion marrying minister OF
the United States is the patriarchal Rev
DIR. George C. Baldwin, of Troy, N. Y.
DR.. Baldwin is nearly so years old, but
he is as young in mind at least as most
men of so. His eyes are piercingly
keen, his smile bright and CHEEKY, and
his voice stentorian. His handshake is
strong and hearty.
For more than half century he has
been marrying couples, and to-day the
list has reached the enormous number
of 5000.
Six thousand persons united in wed
lock by one minister.
Everybody in Troy and vicinity knows
DIR. Baldwin. Young people who want
to get married go to the venerable pas
tor, knowing that they will always re-
ceive kind greeting anda hearty God
bless you" when departing.
They like him because his cheerful
ness is so spontaneous, so contagious
and so quick to dispel any embarrass-
ment they may feel. DR.. Baldwin isen-
shrined in the hearts of thousands.
He has welded the children and the
grandchildren of those who first came
to him. He has seen many of "his chill
dren," as he loves to call them, become
old and pass away. He has seen their
children grow up to manhood and
womanhood, and he has seen many of
them cross the great divide.
Il performed my first marriage more
than half a century ago." said the ven
cradle pastor to New York Journal re-
porter, 'and since then thousands of
young people have come to me. For
years I have ministsred to the spiritual
wants of great body ofpeople who be-
long to no church. While was pastor
of the Third Street Baptist church, and
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-09
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way TO cure Deafness, and that is by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition Of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube getslinfamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear
the result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
which is nothing but an infamed condition OF
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deainess caused oy catarrh) ina. can IN
circulars, free.
So Sold BY Druggists, 75c.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-09
THE MERLE MURDER CASE.
The Defense Wants a Continuance
Sheriff Ortiz Fined for Contempt.

The Defense Wants a Continuance
Sheriff Ortiz Fined for Contempt.
The Jake Merle murder case was
called for trial in the Thirty-seyenth
District court this morning, but counsel
for the defendant reported that they
were not ready for trial and prepared
lengthy motion for continuance,
court adjourning until this O'Clock
this afternoon. Messrs. Tarleton d
Jones have been added to the counsel
for defense, which now consists of SIX
lawyers.
A fine of 500 was entered against l..
Ortiz sheriff of Webb county, for fail
ure to execute or make return on a
subpoena issued for witness o. G. JEFF
fries on November g. in the Merle case.
Judge r. b. Green rendered a de-
cision this morning in the case of H.
c. Pfeiffer against Peter Jonas, coun-
ty judge, and the county commission
ers, suit for injunction to restrain the
defendants from removing a fence on
plaintiffs property for opening the
Deats- Elkhorn road. Judgment was
rendered for the defendant.
In the Forty-fifth District court the
case of Emma Ingram against the San
Antonio Street Raiwlay company, suit
for damages, is on trial by a jury.
New suits were filed in this court as
follows:
Johanna Wefing VS.. Emma Gordon,
to try title to lot SO, block 3, o. C. l. 1885,
west of San Pedro creek and for dam
ages, $500.
j. r. Arrendale VS.. r. J. Hand and
wife, note, $500, and foreclosure of lien
on lot 8, block l, on Prospect Hill.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-09

even before that, they came to me. /
have married many of them and have
officiated at the funerals of many of
them. 1 have seen many of them grow
old; I have married many of their chill
dren. marry several couples week
now when times are good, but when
times are bad there are fewermarriages.
Commercial conditions sway the matri-
monial straws with great accuracy.
Il suppose that one reason why i
marry so many people is because am
so well known. marry a couple; they
know another young couple who also
wish to wed. They tell them of DIR.
Baldwin, and so, of course, they come to
me. 1 predict that the wave of pros
perity which is now slowly spreading
all over the United States will cause
many marriages"
"Do you have many queer expert
ences, doctor?"
ooh, yes; so many that can't begin
to recount them. But 1 recall one in
particular. Not very long ago man
from Albany came to me and said he
wished to be married, and obliged him
by wedding him to the woman of his
choice. He was an elderly man. Before
he left he called me aside and said:
Doctor, want to tell you something.
You are the man who married me so
years ago. I don't suppose you recol-
lect the event?' OF course didn't re-
member him, but was very glad to
meet him again. 1t is not the privilege
of every minister to marry the same
man twice, especially when those we'd
dings are half n century apart"
'As to the financial aspect fthe ques.
ton, DOCTOR"
'Well,' replied the venerable marry
ing dominic, 81 believe that the mar
riage state is less expensive than eel
ibacy. Of course care and prudence
must be exercised. 1t should be so in
everything. Marriage is not a mere
question of expense. 1t is a great ven
ture. and when two people are happily
and properly mated their lot is indeed
an erviable one. Matrimony broadens
their mentality, fits them for better
things, and makes life brighter. an
speaking, of course, of perfect, or near
ly perfect marriages. Oh, yes, they are
to be found. There are thousands o.
happy marriages. They are the happi
est features of our civilization. Ifmor'
people took the right view of matri
mony there would be fewer jails anC
penitentiaries. believe 1t is the duty
of people to marry; let them obey thu
Biblical injunction"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-09
UOC1I UgfII F|0SIIGS

Mr.. w. f. Roach has decided to
open up a bicycle store in Philadelphia
and will soon remove with his family
to that place. He will continue his
San Antonio store as a branch.
Christmas presents suitable for pa
pa, mama, grandma, auntie, buddy
and sis, at Mic Tengg's.
CAMEL COAL is the best Tele-
phone 1923. $3.50 PER TON. 1O-26-1m
Robert \. Patrick has embarked in
the drug business with his brother,
George H. Patrick. on North Flores
street. ...
The SILVER KING Is the finest
gentlemens' resort in the city. If
-LOST-one black lace cape, finder
please return to POS Alamo plaza and
get reward. 11-9-1t
NO DIRT, NO CLINKERs, NO
SLACK, Camel Coal. w. C. Silli-
man. 10-26-1m
Wanted: A good driver at once, ap-
ply Harnisch & Baer. 11-9-tf
The Bazaar of All Nations opens
tonight in Turner hall, for the benefit
OF the House of Good Shepherd.
DIR. Pedro Batista was before the
recorder today on a charge of failing
to report case of whooping cough in
his practice to the board of health.
The case Was ebntinued until next Sat
urday. A.
w. CT SILLIMAN. SOLE DEAL
ER in CAMEL COAL, try 1t. SAM
PIE FREE. $3.50 PER TON. Tel
ephone 1923. 1O-26-fm
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Personal Mention.

Mr. Chas. Ochse is quite ILL.,
Mr. Fred Stein is seriously i'll.
r. S Moore, of Floresville, is in the
city.
CHI Coffin, of Dallas, is at the Men
ger.
J.H. Knox, of Fort Worth, is at the
Menger.
b. woldenthal, of Cotullla, is at the
Mahncke.
City Marshal Barthelow, of Laredo,
is in the city.
w. E. Wayte, state secretary Y. NJ. c.
A, is in the city.
Sheriff Ortiz, of Webb county, is in
the city from Laredo.
Geo. Champion, assessor of Cameron
county. is in the city.
S. A. Patton, lawyer of Halletts-
vile, is at the Maverick.
S. NJ. Cunningham left this morning
for Waco to attend court.
Louis. F. Dolch, a merchant of Eagle
Pass, is at the Mahncke.
Preston Austin returned yesterday to
his ranch near Alice, Texas.
Mr.. A w. Carlisle has returned from
business trip to Floresville.
Mrs. A. L. Haynes, of Laredo, is in
the city and is stopping at the St.
James.
A. Q. Nash, vice-president of the
Mary Nash college at Sherman, is in
the city.
Mrs. ]. C. Carr has returned from
Midland, Texas, where she visited her
daughter.
Joe George and Oscar >Guessaz left
for Rockport yesterday to shoot ducks
and quail.
Great Senior Sycamore Reagan, OF
the Great Council of Redmen of Texas
spent yesterday in the city.
Stephen D. Moore, of Houston, great
sachem of the Great council of Redmer
of Texas, is in the city and will remain
several days.
T. B. Miller, of Hondo City, passed
through the city yesterday for Seguir
with 500 head of steers to be fatteneC
al the oil mill at Seguin.
Gus. Mueller, of the firm of F. A
Piper & Co., of Uvalde, is in the city
accompanied by his son Alfred. The!
are stopping at the Mahncke.
James r. Cooley, the popular laun
dryman of this city, leaves tonight 70
Kansas City to visit his father, whom
he has not seen in many years, --
Mr.. Chris. Werner and sons, Gu
out near Davenport on a hunting tril
Sunday. They secured 1873 quail.
Mrs. NJ. F. Eddy, Worthy Patron o
the Dallas Chapter of the Order o
Eastern STAR is in the city, to attent
the meeting of the Grand Chapter.
Hon. Chas. ]. Stubbs, a prominen
attorney of Galveston and forme
member of the Legislature, is in tn
city, attending court. He is a guest q
the Menger.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-09

Help poor man along, mister; nice
cigars only five cents"
"What, do you think look like man
who would smoke a fiye-cent eigar?"
swell, l have some for two cents,
sir."-Detroit Free Press.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-09

ing the debts of the State Baptist Edu-
cational Institutions.
Mr.. M. HI. Hargrove, representative
of the Waco Telephone, who has been
reporting the convention for that pap
er left for home at noon today. The
Telephone is being represented by AL
lie Martin, of the Light, until the close
of the convention.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-09
BlpISI Convention
Closing Scenes And Good Work
Today.
Waco Chosen As The Place For, The
aNext Convention Interestingly
Committee Reports.

With the closing of today's session
the Baptist General convention for
Texas for 1897. will pass into history
and it will be noted as one of the
stormiest ever held by these Christian
brethren.
The next convention will be held in
Waco Texas, 1898.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-09
SPANS REPLY

Washington, Nov. 9.-The full text
of Spain's reply to the Woodford note
was read at the cabinet meeting today.
Its tone is pacific and instead of being
at all warlike, is regarded as very sat
isfactory
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-09
CONVENTION NOTES.

Rev. Harvey Carroll, Jr., of Waco,
who was called home Friday on the
death of his mother, returned this
morning and was in attendance on the
convention.
At last nights session of the conven-
ton Col. c. c. Slaughter, of Dallas,
subscribed $4,000 to be used for clear
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-09
GULpENsuPPE MURDER.

New York, Nov. 9.-The taking of
testimony in the Guldensuppe murder
trial began this morning.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04

FeeoGo 3 tercerolas,s niche, co
freaJes con municiones, cabos,
otfos sfectos, adema' de tod 90
aeumentsci6n del catecilla y De-
legado de Hscienh. La erriIli
solo tuvo 5 caballos enue mrtos
heridos. /
Fl enemigo tuvovarias BIS mas
vlstas. que por Ia proxinad de
monte pudo retirar.
Los cadzveres fteron id,i6cado'
en- Banaguises y Sm Jose Jos Ra'
mos.
La raza de los Tavios da mani
qua ha desaparecido, graci4 la que
rrilla de Banaglisss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04

Tai ~ 10 portada dc = toiletc
-. . .~-N. A- .a:.s ..a.:..srss on lta Ca
a.. obrs del Director del o1sTM
MxBcANrn. CortieHe 6Oag'nas
/ Dc lecsura, en- 4: mayor, como
= ha .nunciado, 90 dedical illus
| ,rs Jefe del Partldo "Unia CONF
dtucional" de Cuba, Exrno 81
| Marques de Ap| |ezteguia. Consie'
ne u s'suisnts prOgram'
Dedicstoria. ~ <2xeliios. -'
| Dssarrollo del plan.-Coas1s:a
cionsu.--El presmbuIo expsic'on
Lea Manac,pios.-La Omar y
lInsu,.r.-El Coppejo.-E tobel
nsdor General.-La hissorls-A
llexalidaA.--lAA xaz6n suPrena.-
La ksp~rAelon'. :.
L FL foi,sso 90 ofrOce On lAa
Isu.entes condolences:
Un eiem plAr.--~..... 0O
Con el retrato del autor. y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04

DxDloA1oHAA
LA nAzou rI r11u1o' II
snx.n,o,.Luuhemo.:-M snx deDsa b.
ouMAh.oa 1dn La generaOi6n Cue su-
cumpnoo,. o,.Icia humana.-Pretex-
n oe.-LS -L.aSs!Jsusles. - La formula dei
eos. eosa..cssa.a@a.~Nl cs.@Nl progreeo J su1 Ms-
PfogteaIr aIrones.-La opinion publ
nliesCsr e, Cas:rriodismo.-Lo que debe 20,
II-;Msaa MsaaIyooldismo.-1o que es hoy Is
el enl.!PsssSS-La prensa : la. leyes'I, s. :.
IHHas.lrIix !.a s'.9lIix,c ,ca.---IlO que deDe Sos ,. !"
no",ltioa.-|O6mo ~ se hasen los pow.
! t,c.,s'-O6m.o naCen los partioOs.:;aa .:a
. Los programs ponncos.I,A1s,, pSos-, seo,,r,.
cio, % politiOos.-n nl oarnsv~ Pons,;, as;,
va S.S. so 1Miserias politics. - Sincesl'
AID nolitiOa.-FA4natlsmo 2ohslO
~. "a democracia. - Princlpios oe
4 1aocrAticos. os.-Absurdos SaemoCE"ss
S""-DellrioR democratic, VOC. -
~. Isrtad dc 10 Oatedra.-1 lDefN
!" n~tra dereoho.-La. igpalt sad
:aT-7.a isualdad ca. .Aa hlsW of
TAI "A MiRualdsd ante 10 rason:
Hs%rsansa-L.s H% demagogia.~4
uos modernos.-La Eevolu
las Observation-Disclosures y C..
M nihil,smo.-PEopaganoaa d.
Iisdoras -OAncer eoslsl.~'-Antil
A( mias y ano1aslias.-M mAyos~
.kl -. o,rorea.--AllA va 10 nAve.--1
logo = OonOlusioE'
tqt De venta.--En 10 1mpEensA
for pcI1wTg MrRoANx1I.
no- PreCio.-Un peso oinCue0Sa
oue tavos elemplaI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04
LcS; UIRECHOE. PASlVOS
DML
sAGlSqBRIO DE.ULfRAAA::

Da,reto y Rsgla nsntN tql
u.a,,,au estos derechOs, d y for
,,.v,artos CompletOs para Ia so
1.c,+ud de JuDilaCiOnesv Viuoe'
dades y orfandades, por DO
nndrAs r, OllerO. eX-1nsPec
+o~ de- 4. nnsehanza y Maestr
pablicO de 1xadrlds
Follsto dedicado al sE GaAco
Diputado por esta 1sls.
VAudese en- esta 1naprenua
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04
MATsNs TAZOL
DE PIANO Y CANT

Habiendo 6jAdo su reside lc'A
esta Capital, ofrece sus servlcios =
padres qu: deseen conlarle la cas-
fianza DE- sus mics.
Sc hace carsn de las ahnacio ore' J
composicione9 de pianos pues cue l'd
con elementos para ambas c>sas.
Precios mod cos. .
Recibe ordenes Gale de la Cruz !
Y Ell Santurce, casa de don Juan t :
Turull.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04

y Domingo, , San Anio. papa y
n.artir.
Lunes, 4. SIN Aquili y comps
martires.
Martes, 5.-San Telesro, papa y
nartir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04
UPnRAo1oNRs DE BUoUHs BN Pro
i..s--~-v.saNaas-,-ssS@ ------'' -
STRAvKSfA.

lTRAvHsfA.
AHGol Ing Lstons, pendltte. /
Berg. esp. "Juanita," ndiente:
Beg. esp. BeatriE, Carg ,do.
Il NGoi amer Athlete, penc ente.
d. Berg Ing Clio, descasga &c.
Col smer Helen L Ma. =, dea-
Cargal do! i Es w
CABOTAJIs
ssp.vo Bosch" peLiiente.
sp.letante, pendieBte.
sp. de Maria. pendier te.
sp.[sabels," pendicate.
esp."Petrs,' carga para
spBorinquen," earga pa'
no
Providenoi''' > 0a.Es, 'E, p'
SANTA" capga -ara A
dayaguey
"GDr Fmito, c.rei
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04
nA OEMNOHA
Dp TENEDURIA DE LlBDS

simplificadada pos IL aplicaCi6nd.
la reQla 'infallDle para acertale
,ieud0r 4 el aereedor, acompanda
da numerosos ejemplos dc calccs
mercantiles, por .. Marsh, tEadct-
do de IL 20: edison inglesa poAs
lG. Beck, bajo Ia Immediate inec-
con del autOr. 40 Un tomo elegste.
kmente enUuadernauo,. =. $2.10 9 10
| lmneents del BoAetln.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04

Ioi6n innrsteia. v ..npagciO snss
ID .9o n5n Real r.r to- de 9 d.
Ton'o ae M eaiorn De 03, Y ell 1:
de la Instrucai6 ,ar Ia .'o"ran2'
de- los dsbitos nos n . uc "O"s d
80 de JuniO d u 80 1856 hago ore.
enGe que, du an, Zodiac, & con
tar desdez eI 10 q 20 to Enc
TO, se procedey6 or % "obradCret
de esta Reoa udacln IL -. ~
domiCilio de la crrAAnend'elte 8
Ser trinestre dc aiio ee"ndmiot
actual dc 1869 pOr IL CO. tribn,
oi6n Territorial lndHtria J dt
Oomercio.
VeDoiio dichc t6rmino. los Qu'
no 10 hnbieseu satisfe:h0 podrA,
vesiticsrlH ~, g. > R'ca1d" o'on, al
ia en Ia cslle daOrif f0n n"'@rn Il
durAnte otro plzo de d'1 o:As
qne terminar& el 81 Co mN
4 tIV .''iN'f'' CI ~
de Que, trsnscirrido iste nItlm.
| t6rm,no. So DroodetA = cobto Pc
la via ejecotiva s-g'l" 10 pr-ven ,
do pOr terminates 6rtenes de J
InteDdenCls, Y sn el ar'rnlo IA :"
Ia citada Inst 70 oci6", a'hcandnN'
& los deudOres lss peDaS estableci
das en- los artieuIos ~ ~ oe il
misma.
LO que SO haze pdO'Ics para or
DOoi1,ientO de los cOOtf'ouyeDtes
qui Nos cOuplerna.
Puerto Rico, DcbEe. ~ do 1896.
Ell RECAUDAIoR
antonio N. de'AIdTey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04
~ 1Ae On

KEcoMENDAAOs Il DiRestins
O'rici. que es un nuevonedicanentC
HHe b'en puede calificse de ehca2
en- Las Intermediates q sst6magO y
de asonlbroscs resultads. El EXPIRE
sado rcmedio Sc admintra en- obleas,
y su inventor garant'zla curacion 3e
las Personas que 10 usA, y el alivio Q
meloria desde Ia pr mra GAIA.
Este aian,ado especico 10 recibe y
veHde en- Puerto RiceD. Fidel Gut.
ilermetY,
a LOS ENFEkMOsDEL BST0MA-
Co.--Se les recomieria mucho, mu-
chisimo. G va afamaIo Elixir E:.
tomacal de Sainz de Carlos. u
ycn'a en- la FArmaia Duran, San
Jnsro 81.
iNTFKES ANTE.-'ara Ia con,efva
e'on de los sellos DE- gonna esindis-
PeHSAole que Ia tint; que con clos &c
snlpiea sea especial.
I'm el BoLETlN MERcANTIL, de A.
Lynn Sucesora de Morris, Sc venden
anita especial y de superior calidad
la.a seIlos de gonna, y almohadillas
etmanentes de todos tamahos y CO.
pres. Con cl uso de dicha tinta SO
'onserva Ia elasticidad de loo sellos,
ue SC hacen j latacables por los insec
D.
ALAAHAQUH PAMsrDNsB. Afo
so7.-Con Ia puntuilidad de cos
ha venido 4 visitar nuestra
4. Il =
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,EN'vENTA

Una casa terrera.sita en- la Cas-
lie de San Sebastian, mum. 3.
- 1niormara D. Jose Lopez, FOR
raleza mum. 6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-01-04
Yapag0 Vl rama del pas,'

venAen 4 preCioa .modiOoe y. 4. =
.eliaadaH Hermano en- 90 a.M"SS'' .~
ort 4lesa n6msro In
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+" Ell ROS DE ORC :"
ESTABLECIMIENTO
De EFECTOS MILITARES


Complete surtido de sables, espa
das divisas para los sehores ohc'al'
del Ejercito y Armada, condecoracic
mes emblemas para los funcionario
de relegrafos y Hacienda, escudo:
keyis, escarapelas, teresianas etc.
Sc fabrican GORRAS reglamen
tariss para la Marina de guerra
Imercante, cuerpos mllitares " lem:
loePeA'Ae'AS 49, ia lsla.
T. Escudos de lana estampados pal
banderas.
Surtido de m1sica impresa.
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Notassg coils y mercantl~ d
.,s bservalones neteorol6g'eas'
Is, CON lgisIativs - Cor'espon-
eencis adm,is Fativa'-Secc'on DC
anuncos. Il
=. De.amos l4rga y pr6spera vios q
FL Hya1do II Trade1" 49,, /
R.lP.-Ia fallecido en- Anasco
nurs,o antluo amigo ytbuencooTTre-
,l,ptomtlo ton Fernin lingo, wee
5,esi3, n,e ii / artido emilia lo:slidad.
mcnnat;ele ,,levsartes .mfrios y 81
mu,,e haze s,, sin duda muS sent da
ro,'u, LIS le COZ ocierOn y Iratarcr:
Descans. en- la etsna glor "a.
4 ~ tss,s f~mihs npessFo Pesame'
~ .dAcATA".-Ha empezado 4 }!
pu,,l;cara diariamente desds el 1: del
actual.
Aiio puevo, vida nueva'
HERMoso oBsEQU1o, La seguH
da Compahia del benemerito . Bata.I4' aee;'
de Voluntarios de esta Capital oifS'. ( !.
v entreg6 aver soil mnemente as; 5
dieno CspiAn, ST. Eg0zeae' con mo' :,
20 de su Santo, ri pFeeloo suaul
CON Ia dedicatoriA y nomnres oe i'
Ej6cisles, clases eindividucs de Ia e c,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
PAGE FILL OF FACTS ABOUT STORE FULL OF BARGAINS
ss%s TIME


Chairs Crockery Glassware Baskets Granite Ironware Tin
ware Kitchen Furnishings Lamps Tables &c. prices that will
bring fame to the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
srnpIus uNDERSKIRT SALE.


Ladies' French Black Sateen skirt s.
fun double rufiies. prettily finished
sl25 ones. for sec.
brella rufiie. drawn-String bands -
ones. for sl9S
Fancy Striped or Solid Black Rustling
Taffetine Skirts. wide umbrella ruihe,
cost 81 % usually. for $l25.
II KNIT UNDERWEAR
is wanted. whether it's OF Ladies' or
Chiidren's Spring. Summer. or Winter
Weights. this surplus-stock sale gives
YOU two for one even at our unusual low
prices:
10 dozen Ladies' Pure Wool Ribbed
Pants, were Sl25. now soc. a par
All Ladies' Camei's-1air ana AUS
tralan Wool Vests and Pants mat
were AS. now 65c each.
over $50 Children's Vests ana rants,
in this lot. that were %, %, ana &C.,
your pick of the lot, 25c.
Another lot all Children's Garments
were 80 to 60c., any for l2c.
Ladies' II l-2c Summer Swiss Ribbed
Vests, &c.
Ladies' SOC. Best Lsle-Thread Summer
Vests, silk crochet and ribbon, pure
White. 19c. each.
S5c. Extra Size Summer Vests In this
sale l5c.
Best 1Oc Pure White Richelieu Ribbed
Vests for sc.
Ladies' Medium Weight Ribbed vests,
nicely gotten up. for l5c.
Infants Hand Crochet Sacques. the
prettiest 25c. ones, for l5c.
oSO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
COLORED wORsTED DRESS GOODS.


Wide Double Fold Surah Tw.--, elegant
color. and has ourNguaTantee or wear
cost 25c. 10 make. for IL 3-ic. yar1.
COLORED WORSTED DRESS GOODS.
Hundreds of new pieces have arrived
this season. That doesn't make any diff
ference. The prices are slashed right and
left. i'm order TO bring the stock 10 its
normal condition.
Handsome Silk and Wool Canvas Body
Spring Dress Fabrics, haven't been In
the house a week. 44c.-65c. grade.
SILK Finish Fancy Wool Grenadines.
newest this seasons fabrics, 69c.-Sl
value.
ga Tailor Dress Fancy Woollen. In new
stripe effects 9Sc.-{l.50 kind.
Two-Toned Changeable Tweeds, In all
the new colorings. 25c.-6 l-2c. usually.
Fancy Wool Checks, new and desirable
kind, lie. instead Of 25c.
Handsome Atwood Fancy Figured
Dress Fabrics 25c.-will be SOC.
Pure Mohair Brilliantine, one OF the
newest and prettlest fabrics out
this season, wide double fold, PLAIN
and fancy effects 3-4c., worth 20c
a yard.
Imported Canvas Cloth. cost SLED 70
import. surplus-stock sale makes $50.
Handsome Fancy Check Dress Fabrics:
look as pretty as the All-Wool. all
new ideas, ~ 1-2c. goods, for S-4e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
STOCK SAIL

- 1G Y 81 sf$ ] s % as E. as Carpets Mat.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
SURPLUS STOCK SALE.

prices are inviting. Read them
below, and step quickly for your
share of the bargains. Leave
your mornings work for one.
undone.