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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28

COntorme transcurren los dias van
aumentando, sin cesar un punto, Ell
entusiasmo y las fuerzas del Parti-
do Federal.
Esta es una verdad innegable
que de continue Sc manifesto en-
los resultados de nuestra propa-
ganda. Las adhesiones son cada vez
mas numerosas, la cohesion mas
frme, y aun ALI, en- las contadas
localidades donde el partido repu-
blicano ha tenido siempre mayo
res elementgs, el empuje de nuestro
paFtldo Sc abre paso, clarea las
flas adversarias, toma cuerpo y
arraigo con robustez sin ejemplo, y
aunque 10 puede asegurarse Ia VIC
toria para ell presente, no hay du-
da que echar1 los g6rmenes dc
nuestro trlunfo en- el porvenir.
Mas repetimos cue este solo Sc
contrae a un reducido ndmero dc
pueblos; porque nuestra agrupa-
ci6n tiene seguras las ventljas en-
casi todos los de la isla. Y este Sc
prueba, de modo evidente, por
el 6xito de las elecciones veriGca-
das hasta hoy.
Los @cond5c5OnaleS han triunfa-
DO en- Adjuntas, Vleques, Maya
gtez y Yauco. o.-Alguno de estos
triunfos es dudoso ante Ell alto SEN
lido de la justicia y ante Ell recto
esPiritu de la ley.
Nosotros hemos salido victorlosos
en- Guayama, la Cidra, Arecibo,
Camuy, Penuelas y Las Marias.
De manera que, de diez puebIos
donde Sc han alberto los comicios,
en- sejs hemos sacado triunfantes
nuestras candidaturas, con enormes
mayorias en- casi todos.
Puestos en- la balanza el ndmero
de votos sobrantes pertenecientes a
noptro partido, Fesulta, matema-
ticapnte, un habera favor nuestro,
que scede de la medida de las can
tidaes ordinarias.
hede asegurarse por consiguien-
ste4ue en- este periOdo electoral
les vamos llevando la dclantera q
los republicanos.
Y asi seguiremo8 hasta ell fin.
A ellos no les queda mas que
cinco Q seis poblaciones donde
puedan obtener la victoria. A nos
otros nos queda toda la isIa, pues-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28

Correctc :, nj serio, nj digno, es que ess
prensa acuda q la faYsedad y q la men
tira par atacar de cierto modo Ia per-
sonalid ad del seiior Mu1oz Rivera.
LIE Propaganda, en- un artfculo I'll
tulsdO P,lato8 Rojos, quizas porque
sinti6 ergiienzs al escribirlo, Sc atreve
q Tanza r Ia version de que Munoz Ri
vera sn lendig6 dinero de los corsos de
Yauco para hacer 8u Oiaje a Madrid
cuand0 la realization del e6lebre pactc
ssgastil lo.0
Esto es fsIso, pero de toda falsedad'
En eli 1risje a Madrid de la comisi6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28

Muhoz Rivera sufrag6, de 81 peou-
lilo particular, todos sus gastos, costan
dole aquel viaie alrededor de tres mil pc
SOS. Y de este son testigos los senores
Matienzo, Gomez Brioso y Degetau
|quienes. como hom bres de honor, no 10
negaran.
Quien estuvo, no mendigando, aino
solicitaudo ell coueurso de los de Yauco
fu6 ell seflor Matienzo Cintr6n. La
euscrici6n que con aquel obieto se reco.
gi6 en- la isla sirvio para sufragar los
gastos de los sefiores Matienzo, Dege-
tau y Brioso, pero no los del senior Mu-
fioz Rivera quien, como hemos dicho,
los cubri6 de su peculio particular
V6ase, pues, como miente La Pro.
pGgG,eGG. Asf, por ell estilo, son STEM
pre- los cargos que nuestros adversarios
hacen al senior MuGoz Rivera.
Otra meutirs de La Propaganda es
la de ssegurar que, cuando el asunto de
los monopolios, esos miemos corsos dc
Yauco sabrieron sus repletas cajas para
franquear a Mufoz Rivera las puertss
de la carcel, dinero que at'sido al de Otrot
puertorriquej5oS oUBRIERoN LA FLANzA
erigiJd por Ell Gobierno.s
AquelIa tianza LA CUBRI6 INCoNTG-
NENT1 Ell CoMERCIo DE Ponce; asf
pues, no hubo necesidad de aceptar eI
ofrecimiento de todos los demas pue
bios, que lego q ascender la suma DE-
Glen MIL PESOS.
Els, pues, completamente falso que e
ldinero de los de Yauoo en- union del d.
otros puertorriquenos, cubrierau Ia
fanza exigids.
! Fu6, pues, Ponce, ell comercio d'
Ponce, quieu cubrio los CINCo MIL Pc
SOS de la 6anza, fanza que fu6 devuel
Ita tan pronto como termin6 aquel pro
Iceso.
! No venga, pues, La Propaganda
adornando a los corsos de Yauco col
Igalardones agenos; y sobre TODD, ha
Iciendo al seiior Munoz Rivera deudo
q esos sefiores de serVicios que no lie
Iprestaron.
\ En- cuanto a que nosotros ofendemo
a los extrangeros de Yauoo, llamando
les cOrSOS, no puede tomarse sino COM
una vsciedad de La propaganda. S
,,esos seiiores SOL naturales de Corcegs
Itiencn forzosamente que llamarse c0rsoS
Icomo paertOwiquejJ0S nos llamamos 10
hijos de Puerto. Rico, no ser que clio
lleven q dsSbonra scr hijos de C6rcega
10 cuaI no podemos suponer nj un mo
imento. Amigos corsOs tenemos e.
Yauco y otros puntos de la isla, y Co
Iseguridad cue no Sc habran molestad
icon nosotros por 10 que lie hemos diCh
q sus &c cOmpatriotAs de Yauco.
/ En- cuanto al caIiticativo de SCousej
Icorso. chino. .itaIo -lb6rico0 aplicado a
Iuuevo Ayuutamiento dc Yauco, no pue
Ide estar meior sp!icado teniendo e.
cuenta que esa csnditatura venCi6 mel
|ced 4 los votos de corsos, italianos, es
pafolcs chinos, residences en- Yauco
que renunciaron gu nacionalidad par
Edar ell triunfo nuestros adversarios.
| Ahora iuzgue ell pafs, de la veractda
que informan siempre los ataques d
(nuestros adversarios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28
sUCRSOS DE ARHCIBO
RUMORES ALARMAMTES

Desde aver msflana vienen corriendo
rumores por esta ciudad, de haber sido
asesinsdo nuestro distinguido amigo el
senior don Mannel Ruiz Sagredo, Alcal-
de reelecto de la villa de Arecibo.
Els regular que tratandose de ana no.
ticia tan grave guardasemos la natural
reserva hasta estar en- possession de datos
ciertos.
Hasta la hora en- que empezamos a
escribir, diez de la mafana, NADIA sabe'
mos.
Por La Corespondenci0 que nos sca-
ba de llegar es que venimos en- conooi-
miento del atentalo, aunque tampooo
podemos poner en- claro la magnitud
del hecho, dada la faIta de claridad del
despacho que publica ell estimado cole
ga y que es el siguiente
eHoy cineo media tarde ha lido ser
asesinado Alcalde dc este pueblo por
policfa insular Jose Rodrfgues, enemigo
personal. El pueblo ha presenciado
cuadro horroroso. Soldados america
nos al yer que Sc ibs asesinar Alcalde,
corrieron con armas cargadas, pero va
la policia municipal lie conducfa carcel
de donde Sc ha fugado, Americanos lie
persiguen.9
En- Ell mismo colega del cual tomamos
ell despacLo trancrito, encontramos las
siguieutes noticias .....
SNo Sc habla de otra cosa hoy por esta
Capital que del drama propalado como
ocurrido en- Arecibo en- la persona de-
popular Alcalde. Y la verdad es que
este asunto Sc presenta muy nebuloso,
pues a exception de EJ Ieritori0, nadie
ha recibido ninguna noticia. Hecho de
ese g6nero seguramente que habrfa side
comunicado al gobierno, a la policfa,
nosotros y q varios particulares. Esta'
mos sospechando alguna inexactitud {
alguna infame maldad,S ,
sEsta maiiana ha salido para ArecibC
un expreso mandado por Ia Jefatura dc
la policfa insular, en- busoa de datoS
exactos sobre Ia fatal nUeva que CORE
de haber sido asesinado ell Alcalde Sc.
nor Ruiz Sagredo,D
|
Por 10 que Sc We hay misterio en- tai
delicado asunto. Acaban de pasar ,las
eleccioues y Ruiz Sagredo es reeleotC
Alcalde. I'm policfa insular, ioh Ia
poliofa insular! es ell senalado como au-
tor del atentado.
Esperemos, pues es tan grave ell Incl
dente, que ST resulta cierto, hay que hs
blar tan alto, que es preferiblC esperar
Escrlto 10 que sntecede hemOs recibi
do de nuestro cOrresponsal el siguientc
telegrama
" DemOcracia, Ponce.
DesnieMta nOtiCia res
pectO &sesiElatO AIcaIdG
Ruiz SagPeaO.
MARIN"
Celebramos no haya resultado ciert'
la alsrmante noticia que nos ha tenidC
Iinquietos por unas cuantas horas, par'
bien del amigo sefor Sagredo, de la so
ciedad arecibeha y del Partido Federal
| -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28
AdheSiOMeS
Sr, Director de La DEMOCRACTA
Ponce.

Sr, Director de La DEMoCRACTA
Ponce.
Muy senior mto; habiendo sido LA
mado el que suscribe por aIgunos seno
res que me dijeron que pertenecfan al
partldo llamado Republican, para que
miIitase en- su partido accedt me in
dicaron que tenfa que frmar y tirm6.
Pero 5pued9 pertenecer a un partido
que descouozco sus fines. No. Por tan.
to lie sUplico 4 usted Sc sirva inoluirme
en- la relaoi6n de los adherdos al parti-
do federal que es al que cret haberme
inscrito y por ell oual siento grandfsimas
simpatfas hace muchos amos, a ese par
lido que defendi6 81 inolvidable don
Roman Blldorioty de Castro y hoy ell
senior Munoz Rivera, al mismo tempo
debo hacer eoustar que siempre df vivas
al partldo Federal con miras de darlos
al republIoano cuando me encontrase
inetruido y al corriente del bien que
reportaria para mi pals el partilo repu,
blicano, y como hasta hoy no he podid o
i!ustrarme de las ideas repubIicanss s,
quiero portenecer : dar mi voto al par.
lido Federal, por ser ell mas confor m
con mis- maneras de pensar y uedo des.
de hoy a6iiado dicho partido, dando
a usted las graeias por la molesta que
le Causa s.s.q. b,s.m.
Liborjo Vd@Q"es q VasQuez.
Ponce (Machuelo.abajo) Nbre de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28
AEbTIRAS
De la PROPAGANDA u

Nos e&plicamos que Ia prensa adver-
saria eche manos de todos los medios
legales que Sc lie presenter para com
batir al seiior Mufoz Rivera, va que
este ha adquiridO Ell preciado don de
convertirse en- Ia eterna pesadilla dc
los TepablicanOs. Pero 10 que no e,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28
En 1890 otra condena.

En- 1890 otra condena.
Z en- 1895 fu6 conde,eado por uURTo.
Ahora jpzgue ell pdblico de la con
ducta de ambos guardias, y ST Juan Lo'
PEE, con esos antecsdentes penales que
obran en- la causa que actualmente sc
lie sigue, y condenado nada menos que
por nUETo, mereofa vestir Ell uniforme
de poIiefa.
Pues como este hay algunos mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28

teniendo Partido Federal considerable
mayorfa.
FL sabado Sc veri6caran elecciones.
CoRREsPoNsAL.,
Tendremos, pues, un triunfo expl6n-
dido en- Lares.
Ahora vamos a aalir triunfo POI
dfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28
VISO

AnuestrOs COrreigOnariOs los federales de los ba-
rriOs de Ia Ciudad que no Sc haIan insCrO en- Ell re-
gstrO del PardO pueden haCerO en- las OCinas del Conf
t6, CaIIe de Ia COncOrdia, en- esta RedaCC6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-28
ELECCIONES En- LARES

Del pueblo de Lares hemos reeibidc
Ell siguiente telegrama:
SCerradas inclusiones con l.O24 votoc
Evening star., 1899-04-27
The Sale of the Gas Comp.pv.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
You have always Interested yourself in
the welfare Of the citizens here and eespe-
cially those who cannot help themselves
j would call your attention to the deal I'm
progress in regard to the selling out Of tho
"ashington"Gas Company. The directors
or some of the directors. propose turning
the stock over 10 an outside syndicate
without any dividend to the stockholders
or any division of the surplus. the amount
OF which no man knows except those on
the inside. Many of the small stockholders
have been in the company before its presi-
dent was born: they are citizens of this
city, ana make and spend their money here
Inc president Of this company. who is not
even a citizen of this city, is running back
and forth to Philadelphia. and is respon-
slple Tor such terms above, and divcrting
so much money which belongs here else
where. Does the turning over of all the
principal and old-established corpora lions
mean a good thing for Washington? No:
and yet the press help II along or else re.
Hldln silent WASHINGTONIAN
Evening star., 1899-04-27
Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-C. S. Cole, New York; H. Bul
lock, Atlanta, Ga; j. H. knight, Philadel-
phia.
Cochran-R. A. Long, Southport, Conn.
F. Raynes, England; ]. B. Russell, Hart
ford, Conn.
Dewey-A B. Ladew, Cumberland, Nd.
]. d. Rice, E. C. Whitney, w. H. Lord,
Boston.
Ebbitt-E. L. Smith, Albany n. y; c. H.
Richardson, Clinton, Mass; Henry Dozen,
Minneapolis; w. E. Tucker, New York.
Hamilton-W. F. Day, Morristown, n. j.;
S. NJ. Jack, Indiana, Pa; r. d. Carville,
Minneapolis; W. II. Johnson, Atlanta, Ga.
Metropolitan--J. ]. Campbell. Pittsburg;
w. D. Walker, Augusta, Ga. w. H. Bark
er, Boston.
National-J. w. Kemple, Wheeling, W.
Va; H. B. Arnold, Boston; ]. NJ. Martin,
New Haven, Conn; C. Smith, Philadelphia.
Normandie-I. W. Dunham, Philadelphia;
F. A. Bishop, New York.
Raleigh-H. B. Arnold, Boston; c. D.
Monty, Little Rock, Ark; H. L. Bowlds,
st. Louis; w. S. Miller, Chicago
Regent-R. E. Holcomb, New York; H.
Briggs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Riggs-C. H. Miller Texas; ]. G. Berry,
Boston; L. c. Ricard Canada.
Shoreham-H. A. Garfield, Cleveland; ].
F. Gaynor, Syracuse N. Y; ]. B. Ford,
Michigan; G. w. Gregory, Boston.
Wellington-C. ]. Young, Philadelphia; G.
Evening star., 1899-04-27
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Whlte-Guida c. Callan and Mary T Hol-
mead; Joseph A Jones and Mary E. Beuch-
eTt; Richard S. Bolinger and Lula J. Grimes:
Herbert R. Baines and Ella V. Browning;
Thomas Smith and Ella Foley; Herman H.
King and Mary V. Turner, both of Balti-
more, Md; Jesse p. Crawford and BERTHE
Hugh; James A. Mulquin and TilIie NJ.
Hull; John y. Comatzar of Montgomery
Ala, and Dee Burnett Of Humboldt Tenn
Otto Wolf of Uniontown, Ala. and Sarah
Pach of this city.
Colored-Moses +. Jones and Agnes
Brown; James II. Williams and Havana
turner; Jesse H. Foster and Alice f An
derson; John A. Miles and Laura b. Cooper.
William r. Harris of Brownsville. Pa and
amanda ID. Clover of this city: James d.
Nanzer and Rose d. Yates; James NJ
smith and Clara A Baum; John H. Thomas
and Elizabeth n. Harris: Walter Hys,n
and Margaret Henderson
Evening star., 1899-04-27
DIED.

BALDWIN. At his residence, 1907 street north
west, on Thursday, April -, 1899. at 80
o'clock m, CHAs. II. BALDWIN, aged sixty
nine years.
Funeral services his late residence Friday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
CROSS Suddenly, Wednesday. April 2s. 1850
HARRY {. CROSS husband OF Rosa C. Cross
Funeral private Interment at Oak Hin cemetery
en Friday April IS, at 2:30 O'Clock pm.
HoLIZMAN. Suddenly, on Wednesday, April &c,
1889 at 9:3O pm. EARNEST HOLTZMAN,
brother of Mr.. Robert .. Hoffman aud Mrs.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
LOGAN At his residence 2125 X street, Monday
morning. April "a, 1899 at 80 O'Clock. HENRY
LOGAN. beloved husband Of Mary Logan, aged
eighty years
Funeral raj, from nS Mt Zion Nj. E, Church Friday,
April Is, at O'Clock. g
LORD. on Wednesday, April 20, 1899. in New
York city THOMAS LORD. esd formerly OF
Washington, ID. {.
MONTGOMERY. on Wednesday, April &c 1899,
at $50 am, HENRY 2. MONTGOMERY.
Funeral from Metropolitan A. NJ. F. Church. NJ
street between 18th and 18th streets northwest
Friday April Is, at O'Clock pm nterment
at Woodlawn cemetery.
SIMPSON ON Thursday. April o. 1899, at $3.50
o'clock an, Mrs. CARRIE BLANCHE SIMP-
SON beloved wife Of Harry F. Simpson, aged
twenty-five years.
Funeral from her late home, Hagerstown, Nd
STEWART. On Wednesday, April 26 1899, at
4:15 O'Clock pm. HENRY CLAY STEWART,
in the seventeen year Of his age
Funeral from his late residence, Friday April 2s,
at O'Clock pm. lnterment private Please
omit flowers.
TRACY. In this city. Wednesday April 90 1890
DONALD A, eldest son Of Alvan T and Ellen
Townsend Tracy in the twentieth year Of his
age
Funeral services will be held at the residence Of
his parents. l12S 14th street, Friday. April 2S
at 3 o'clock pm. Friends respectfully in-
vited TO attend. nterment private. %
WEBER. In Brooklyn, n. Y, Tuesday, April 25
1899, CATHERINE C. beloved wife Of John Il.
Weber and daughter Of the late Michael Hori-
gan
Funeral from residence Of Philip III. Weber, 70S
9th street northeast Friday, April 2s, 2:30
O'Clock pm. Relatives and friends invited TO
attend.
In Memorfam.
kENZiG. In loving remembrance of dear
mother. LOUISE KENZIG who departed this
life ten years ago today. April p, 1889
Gone, but not forgotten.
BY HER DAUGHTERS.
Evening star., 1899-04-27

Clyde Arner, a young colored man, and
Policeman Gouldman of the third precinct
had a bicycle ride together yesterday.
Arner did not heed the officers advice to
ride on the right side of the street, and the
race resulted, but the merits of the riders
cannot be told, as Arner met with an acci-
dent and was thrown over a fence. The
ofhcer's bicycle then struck the colored
riders wheel and he, too, went to the
ground.
when Arner refused to take the officer S
advice the latter arrested him The race
started from in front Of the police station.
twenty miles an hour was the speed COM
Plained OF, and Arner was fined SIS, which
ne paid, ss;; r &. -. a.
Evening star., 1899-04-27
Cures Without Pain.
ONE OF THE REST FEATURES OF THE NEW
PILE CURE

Inc pyramid Pile Cure all forms of piles
without one particle Of pain. This desirable point
Is not obtained by the Of injurious opiates
which simply deaden and paralyze the nerves Of
the parts and make matters worse in the long run
nut 1t is done solely by its remarkable healing and
soothing effects
And while 1t thus gives immediate relief nj the
same time the disease is not merely checked but
radical cure is accomplished.
ana 'he point We want 10 make clear is that ALI
TINS Is done without particle Of pain
Ihis fact is one great reason for the rs,,nlarifv
OF the Pyramid Pie Care, constitutes one very
great difference between fl and almost any Other
treatment for piles
Every Kind OF surgical operation fer niles Is .,-
cru'latinSy painful. besides enlnugerinE th, life
OF The patient. and in is not 10 le c,n,
pared with the Pyramid Iflc Cure, neither I'm mst
Ing successful curcs without pain nor in cheapness
and safety.
The Pyramid Pile Cure has been before the pur-
lie So long and its merits recognized hy too many
people, TO allow il To he classed with the many
salNes' snHositores pills. etc, and you run no
risS In trying IT, as IL is often the case with up-
tried preparations.
ii you are ever troubled with any form of piles
or rectal disease do forget the Pyramid I,le
cure. Prepared by the Pyramid Drug Co Of Mar
SNAIL Mich, and sod by druggists at 30 .ants per
PleAase. ap27&29 II
Evening star., 1899-04-27
MARRIED..

BEADLE-DUNN. At ST. Rrieid's Church p-ooL.
lyn. \. Y, Wednesday, April 2G 1850 M !
O'clock pm. 10y Rev. Father T f. Carroll,
SIEPHEN A. BEADLE and ANNA T. DUNN,
both of Helena, Mont. No cards
LoWECHANS. On Tuesday evening April o.
1899, by the Rev. J. Morris Coerr Of Nrv Yorl,
Sity: LOUIS 7. LOWE. Jr, and GRACIE l..
HAYS both Of Washington u. c
lSON-McC0NNELL. In Baltimore Monday
April "a. 1899, by the Rev. Hugh Johnst on
pastor of the First NJ. f Church JAS II q
WILSON of Iowa and MARY A MCCONNELL.
of Washington.
Evening star., 1899-04-27
RECEIVES BAD NEWS.
Mother Of Mrs. Sylvester Die. I'm 81.
Louis.

About noon today. Maj. Sylvester. super
lntendent Of police, received a telegram
from st. Louis stating that Mrs Col. Nc
Fall, mother Of Mrs Sylvester, died at her
nome In that city this morning Mai and
hrS. sylvester started at l o'clock this
AFTERNOON Tor st. Louis to attend the
funeral. During the absence of the major
capt. Austin will be acting major of police,
Evening star., 1899-04-27

Again tomorrow we shall
sell sheet music for 31zc.
copy. We have caused a
veritable sensation inn mu=
sic trade circles by doing
it. young lady plays and
.ings amy you desire.
Evening star., 1899-04-27
Enthusiastic WheeImen,

All the cycle clubs of the District were
represented at mass meeting held last
night at the Hotel Regent. 1t was decided
to have parade the night of May "a, and
permit only decorated wheels in line. Sew
eral thousand participants are assured in
this attractive feature, and there will be
many floats in line well. 1t was decided
to offer prizes, respectively, for the best
club display, best display by a bicycle deal
er, best tandem, best comic display, best
comic couple on singles and best couple on
singles.
Secretary Rudolph Jose, No 2125 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, will give all
information to those desiring TO participate
IL the parade. He was also instructed to
invite clubs of other cities to participate.
1t was proposed to have a race on Penn
sylvania avenue from Peace monument to
the treasury, during the jubilee, between
two world-famous cracks, who will be here
in attendance on the International bicycle
meet to be held May, "a, at Park Bicycle
track. An exciting pntest will probably
result. Another meeting will be held at
Hotel Regent May 3, at $50 pm.
The music committee will meet again to-
morrow night at o'clock.
The finance committee will meet at the
same hour.
The military committee of the historical
pageant will meet at room II, Center Mar
ket armory, Monday night, at o'clock
The Washington Lodge, No Is, Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks, at a
meeting held last night decided to partici-
pate in body in the civic parade They
expect to have 200 men in line in evening
dress
The committee on decorations and ilIu-
mlnatons will meet tonight at 8 o'clock,
and the civic parade tomorrow at pm.
The committee on stands and privileges
VIII meet at 4:15 pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1899-04-27

We want to announce
that we cannot fill mail
orders from the hour sales.
You must be here i'm person
to take advantage of them,
and if you do not III I've far
out of town you cam take
the trip profitabBy.
Evening star., 1899-04-27

4"-inch all-wool black ITcnrietta: extra
me. soft, lustrous quality; instead . D
OF 5uc. yard, for an hour $50
Evening star., 1899-04-27

Boys Mcrrimac percalc shirt waists
pleated-and in a large assortment Of pat
5e19 fsTGs; 19,..i..'. instead Of l9r.-fhis 0lAC,
Evening star., 1899-04-27
ecfts' greater stores master effort i'm hour selling.

10 & | 1 .
CONTINUED
Ladies' se-ge house slippers in
sizes 3 to :: instead of Jtc. for an = n 70
h"uf ....---...--.. 4 ~
Childrens p"rcalc dresses; trim
med with braid: all sizes: for an 2O-
hour. -.----..-............O .OySo
Ladies' white duck skirts made accord
ing to latest dictates of style; for 1n~
ah III VI. ..-.....-..... u SSo
Boys washable Galntea cloth suits in all
sizes; with large sailor collars, OmC
Boys and childrcn's golf caps and Tam
oShantefs. an odd lot-wilI be sold GN1
for this hour Observation-Disclosures. at. W,
Lot of Childrcn's straw sailor hats with
wide bands and steamers. for an y
h"ur. AON,
Lot Of boys blue chcyiot serge vcstie
suits. trimmed with four rows of white
s0utacte hraid on collars. cuffs and little
vests; and with embroidered anchor nm
on shields; for an hour. YYNo
Evening star., 1899-04-27

n. THOMPSON. New York: A w. Patt2n.
Chicago; J. $. Bell. Pittsburg.
Willard-J. A Downs Roston. " ~
Lane Brooklyn, n. y; q. Egbert Philadel-
phla NJ Il. Brio, Camden, n. J.: j. G Mar
tin, Ohio.
Evening star., 1899-04-27

Chil!rcnS Nazareth waist>-sail 10y ply
Sicidus 10 h.' the most he-Il:1fIl waists for
tI the IittLr nj, o''gs: =, 20" ,1. kno., the 1OILC
Evening star., 1899-04-27

Ladies' pcr,sIIe wTtPF'ers-every one with
wide skirts and separate lined waists: every
one trimmed with braid and some trimmed
with wide rutfitS at yoke. h-St mad" and
this hour tomorrow .--.-.--..--- u >So
Evening star., 1899-04-27

Ladies' bicycle legginS- gray or blue
mixed only 20 pairs. shoe stores get NJ
zoe. for them: rs long they last w.
Evening star., 1899-04-27

china silks. in red white. nile. violet
fr""s-iis'rad asSf'@'iG" Of io5-f"1 19% l"s 12Ac,
Evening star., 1899-04-27

\ tahlcful Of ladies percale. lawn and
batistc shirt waists. in hundreds Of pat
terms with detachable collars, same make
waists which are Sold about town Qm
at 60 and Toe, for an hour. ..... oOVNo
Evening star., 1899-04-27

,h i-adi's tan and black button and lace
snnesus9lne sno with square toes some opera
,Ii anu anu some tan with fancy cloth tops;
an hear. r...................... SWCo
Evening star., 1899-04-27

45-inch all-w"oI navy blue heavy twil!ed
sergtS. for outing skirts where the
wear is cun>isieTahle; usually J"c. n M
Evening star., 1899-04-27

Mems white AMI coiored hemStitched hand
kerchiefs instead Of 12;2c-, for S~
this hour .--.------ OSe
Evening star., 1899-04-27

Black brush binding. 4l2c. yard.
1Oc. hand scrubs for sc.
Evening star., 1899-04-27

ChiIdren'S dongola button shoes In sizes
SoaS 5S 81 instead Of SOC. To g" this 25C.