davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
sr7rlroy ~ poRT0 RIco IMPORTING.
7rn WORK or RELIEF TO pr ooNcDNTRATED N
TTIE HIGHLANDS.

7Yn WORK or RELIEF TO pr CONCENTRATED N
THE HIGHLANDS.
Tho Central Porto Rcan Relief Committee shipped
on the United states transport Resonte SALINE
Yesterday for Porto Rico. a part Of tho medical
s,,,iioe houe,bt by that committee ~ the request
~ the Secretary Of War for the use of the sufferers
IN tho island Tho shipment contains over go cases
William r. Corwine secretary OF the commute
has received letter from Brisadlor General George
". Davis. commanding the Department OF Porto
Rico. In which he says.
T an, hapDv 10 inform YOU that the demands FOR
rc,ief are not Increasing. and we have been apis
TO stop issues I'm the divisions Of san Juan Faj3Ibo
and Arrovo issues in several other divisions along
the coast Will probably stop during THIS monih. ana
tho work " relief VIII 10 the ldtEe1t eN'eM,n, W"
Concentrated in the highlands. How FAR We VIII oe
able 10 cut down our weekly demands remains 70
BE- seen but lt is probable they vii not exceed 90
tons
Major John Van Rensselaer, Hon, president Of tho
Board Of Charities Of Porto Rico. sends a detailed
report ~ the distribution of ratlons IN seventy
municipalities. the summary ot which follows ron
ulatlou q2io15 INDECENT 2Sl5ol. sick. 1850: dead.
co. latious. 5000 and men working ror food -o5f-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20

SPEAKS AT GREENvIILE AFTER INTRO
DUCTION BY JOHN r. MLEAN-sAYs
HE is BALD ENOUGH TO
BE PRESIDENT

Greenv'le OHIO oct le-William J. Bryan. Mrs.
Bryan and tho newspaper mon who accompanied
the party through Kentucky crossed the river
from Covington last night and boarded the special
train provided for the three DAYS tour Of Ohio.
Tho train VAS run up 10 DAYTON In the night,
where the private car o. John X. Mclean was az
tachcd. ana here Mr.. Bryan delivered his first adj
dress IN Ohio There was great crowd present.
and the enthusiasm was pronounced
Ae visiting party was escorted 70 the Court
House Square by mounted body. largely COM
posed Of the farmers Of the country. Or. l. e.
Anderson presided and introduced John r. Nc
Lean the Democratic candidate for Governor.
Nj Mclean introduced Nj Bryan as tho unchal-
lenged leader OF the Democratic masses Mr.
Bryan. TO avoid tho crisp morning air. put on
skull cap. which provoked good natured laughter.
in response to which he said.
Ny hair Is not as much protection as Il used 10
be- and you ought not 10 complain ~ ! am stl,i-k
little bald In ~ they -ad was TOO yo1 ih
Constitution to protect me. Sow can depend GA
me Chlcaso platform 10 which you gave such
loyal support IN 1896 is Sun TIE platform Of the
Democratic party. and the platform ot the ono
lieve tho planks " that platform stronger to-
Gay than when they were written.
Ife treated .ne matter OF trusts pra ideally the
same manner as characterized his Kentucky utter
ancss. III asserted that the Republican party said
some trusts We're bad and others good adding.
DO you know tho difference bowen a good trust
and BAD trist9 q good trust gives liOerally %
a Republican campaign fund and bad does not
Wsn Rf tB1 A6rr eS So Of the nted
Is asked r. Intervene there comes the Biblical in
can party was tho creator of The trusts.
Mr. Bryan said that when ne arst went TO Gin
cinnau ia March. 1896. 70 advocate the cause Of
free silver the first and foremost man TO lend him
assistance and sympathy was John r. Mclean
lie also said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
VOLUNTEERS, coNprcT PRAISED
rxcrrLEST BEHAVIOR OF TROOPS At YoKo-
HAMA KINDNESS OF AMERICAN COLONY.

y
rxcrrLEXT BEHAVIOR OF TROOPS At YoKo-
HAvA-K1NDNrss or AMERICAN COLONY.
Yokohama oct s (sia Vancouver. oct 1a).-The
rsf Iowa Regiment. tne last OF the volunteers to
touch this port on their homcward way, reached
rore on October g. and started yesterday for san
francisco The Tennessee men. who form the eA-
irene rear guard Of the returning troops. are re-
porte5 as under orders to proceed direct from
%srasaki owing to the urgent need Of trans
rorts FOR roinforcements now Fastening 70 Manila
The departure % the Iowas ends one Of the most
rerarla he features Of tho war whether Il be con-
.idered IN the light OF tho irreproa enable conduct
Of the great army 81 the Americans passing
through the city OF IN that OF the patriotic reso-
luton OF the little American community mere
which has I'm various ways mnistered to their
needs II has been gigantic task for the hand
ful Of Americans here 70 feed an army ~ l-e". 20
rearizo for then, an extensive bureau of informa-
ton. to guard them against imposition. to care TOY
AL the sick even 70 the extent Of taking them
into their camps Of furnishing 70 them free naths
Of provding delightful headquarters. and IN every
u.av Of reminding them that they were already
among friends and countrymen. or course. the
women Of the colony have borne the brunt or
work All this has been done. too. with na'uraI
lride which would not permit the sccepla 49, ID
sa.,.aI mas such work been better done 14,l1
go, my, 81 returning Americans has responded
with an unsullied record Nothing can 1880 ~.
pride which the NokohaIia AM, i,s A. be he
takes to-day in that ermy. unless '' 10 '''
gratitude .f the men composing H. 49, .,,eos
Somo anu American ieel"g q ', Re svsnicions d.
t67 toward their courtrymen in Manila because
OF the ALLEGED disr9very o. " Icy bave been ar
rested and detained on susIi9on OF snd tSer ap
n thus furnishing ana 10 fl,p.n,9' NAV take The
peais - thei. rome SoVeti ii.,t -''''
form 90 an into rntlloiltl H'4''''0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20

ana AuaS IS rescue ana felntOfc eWent
A literary man accustomed to the use Of
books cannot help but see the value OF the
Century. But any man Of affairs can sest
its worth to him in a thorough and salts
factory manner, if he will look up the def
nitons in his own business or profession.
For instance, let the doctor turn to such
words as fever" operation;" the stock
broker or banker to put" cal, J" future, 4"
margin" privilege" option" the
clergyman to Church," liturgy" cath
oIic;" the engineer to arch" water
supply" "aqucduct;" the lite insurance
man to endowment, "tontinc, annuity; )"
the mechanic to "puddling," steel" ZEN
CINE, "bloomcry;" the jcwclcr to brill
liant, " cameo" "intaglio, diamond"
and then let him remember that every other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
JAMAICA WATER PROJECT.
THE CITY MAY HAVE TO PAY DEARLY 80"
FOR THE COMPANY'S STOCK

Commissioner William Dalton % the Department
OF Water Supply was a good deal surprised yes
terday whom hts attention Was called 70 the plans
Of the Jamaica Waior supply Company. which IS
irving apparently 10 get itsolt I'D position SO that
the present city administration will have to buy II
out a. an enormous increase over the original
carl.a. fzatlon Of tho company. The Jamaica COM
panv is said 20 he on the point Of Increasing US
capltal stock from $4,000 20 10000. in order %
collect ap,roximatciy tho latter figure when the
company IS acquired by the city. as IL IS likely 20
be when rs charter expires IN the next six months
Il IS said IN Jamaica that under the law a water
company being within the city Of NeW-Nork ou'
EXEMPT from condemnation and seizure under the
right Of eminent domain. The Town Board OF the
town of Hampstead met on Thursday night last
and granted permission 10 the company 20 run IT'S
mains into the town OF Hampstead outside the city
Wien Commissioner Dalton's attention was called
a. tho peculiar hnanccrng gong on IL Queens
County he said that 70 was an 4r~S 20 ,.ln,
he did not know whether ire jamaica .,l"P',,s
o.a. actin, Within legal bounds oc not. Then ne
r4' "a his COUNSEL who said that while the JaInai,a
COMPANY would probably put IS scheme tnIou5n;;
and condemn frs plant and le added II was hK"y
that the cfv would DO 50. Oh account go ,r ~
niration OF me charter ~ the Jamaica COMPANY
In Rrnoklvu and in queens nunIy people WI"
80 ,..tcros Tho operations Of the Jamaica com
many saw that tnore is no doubt that the "a''ir
COMPANY has standing In court now 'udi VIII
Condemn Tie plant for CITY purposes az u td III.
,.rdo5 ~ 40 Whether the jamaica company VIII
he allowed 20 collect the whole OF inc dHcr.'ce
between $40 co.,. rs present caplalizitoI ana N';
falized In the course of the noNt f." days remains
70 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
CLEVELAND SOLDIERS WELCOMED HOME

Cleveland oct 19.-Sixty Cleveland MEMBER
OF the 18th Infantry arrived home To-Day ,,o''
the Philippines and had warm "elcoine AZ
being decorated with garlands ny 'ne Yo''-e
uonen.s escort club. they marched IN process
.,or co,nnosed Of military organizations and
..o+o-o,s ~ the Civil War 70 the Central AT
49,, which was deliberately decorated for the
oocas,on After short reception the mess can
WIS sounded and the soldiers sat down 10
horcuet AZ the conclusion of which speeches.
we're made by J. O. Winship. the chairman
Aaiu,ant General Axllne. Senator Hanna Con
gressn,an Burton and Mrs. y. c. Stewart IN Pc
half 81 the soldiers mothers who had cn@--sss
-, aeeairs Conspicuous on the platform and III
The procession we're two white haired o,', ard
of The civil War. Generals James barne'' anu
I I ElWell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
OFFICERS OF THE LOYAL LEGION.

Philadelphia. oct. ,e-The Loyal Legion elected
these officers yesterday. Commander IN chief.
Lieutenant General John VI. schoAeld. retired.
New-York. senior vicc-commauder. Lieutenant
Charles J.. Clark L.. s. X Connecticut, junior
vice-command,r. BrieAdier General Henry e.. Mer-
Ram. Kansas, recorder. Lieutenant Colonel John
j. Nicholson. Pennsylvania. registrar. Major W
y oxford L A. treasurer paynaster George
H. r Barton N.w-York. chancellor. Brgadler
General vs. j.. James. PennsylF1nia. chaplain.
N9far Henry Burrage Maine. council ln chief.
Major George " Chandler. .hie4n. Rear Adj
mir.I George Brown. ind. colonel charles \.
woodruff l. a.. Major General George - sam
born Minnesota. and Major Roswell j. Mason
ILLlInLa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
corNrrRFr1r RA1LROAD TICKETS

Denver oct 1.-THE officials Of the Colorado
Midland Railway Company have discovered ticket
countorfeltns which promises 10 prove the most
extensive eyer discovered IN this country. The
ticket counforfcitod Is what Is known as a sk'le-
ton round trip form The ticket IS so made that
with the coupon attached II can be made out 10
any point IN the country and return The tickets
foiind have been all on Eastern points, and they
were So nearly perfect that not only conductors tors
without question Tho officials have no idea Of
tho number ~ tckets out. but believe II % be
large There is no Glow 10 the counterfeiters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
co1-RT MARr1ALLED FOR DRUNKENNESS
MEN or MASSACHUSETTS REG1MENT HAD TO BE
--.. , crARDHousE ~ CNc1NNATI

- GTAKI7FTT y
c.,.. OCT, i9-The 4fth Regiment ~ volnn-
,eore n the way from Massac hisetts 20 Manila
wa DELAYED mere by enforced drumhead courts mar
tial on account Of an epidemic OF drunkenness ne
a., so-,,or arrived Yesterday over the Chesapeake
and Onto. and held high carnival They had Nniskey
secreted on the train The colonel Immediately
called drumhoad court martial. which sent th'r-
,y-hve Of the worst offenders 20 the Columbus Bar
racks.
As the other sections arrived IN course OF the
d.. Z, was found that there was plenty whisky
aboard OF them also and The supply was greatly
Increased hero. so that tho four sections We're an
for more trials hv drumhead court martial. and
additional instruments were today sentenced 10 me
Columbus Barracks euardnouse awaiting further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
WANT SouTHfRy HJSToRr ToR cHILDREy

Chattanooga. Tenn oct 10 Special. The Georgia
Society Of Chattanooga last night adopted ringing
resolutions dcnouncng the Board OF Education %
Chattanooga FOR displacing Ices United States
History" from the public schools II this city The
resolutions said that the children OF tAe South were
being brought up 10 believe that their fathers and
srandiathers were traitors and that the Shame %
having Northern histories taught Ia Southern
schools had been endured long enough. 4 committee
appointed 10 agitato the matter and present The
resolutions 10 tbs Board Of Education.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
sCHr-RMAN OK THE PHILIPPINES.
,>, Az ADDRESS BEFORE THE ALD1NE AssoClA A.
TON HB ADVOCATES THE Use OF l1NooDH'
BORDER STATE POLICY.

BORDER STATE POLICY
ION, Could schurman president Of corner
r-,,.ore,,v was the guest at dinner last elrn'"B
~ the Aldine Association. at the cluofoo"s'
a-o and Firhtecnth-st General trancls
creme Canfau T r. Chadwick, L. :. - @,.-
Ca,.ain ~ O. Taylor. L. 5 y. W'r' an'a"7 3
go II Blanchard Dominick presided
president schurmau. who WAS one OF
,,t-trl1,,s phu,prino Commissioners, mace -
r a. vhi-h Die summed UP the troubles il"
.h ,-chiDolaco He said in part
rho mora ono hears OF the Phluppne pHliy,uti,or
49, W. disrosed one will be 10 think any soo,Dts
r,roroscd free from objections. bnl 80
OF cardinal imporAnc' are .E I-nitod states has
T-rder the law Of nations ln" 49,. 1,t,linrine lei
.,,... rr9Nle Sovereignty over fhe mn i'r GOV
THIS involves Responsibility lgt W.. ,,'+ar-
a..'s.,,. %atioral obligations ana me "'-r '.',r,
eiin'l.' s., I-iliniros therefore, forlid our ~
Ing hack after having once pU1 0''
5 one must not fail TO make ~ use b o. eHd fl
il,'1''' ,yhan We bear In MINI w - 80
Nir" 80 The signing OF the Treaty or fatls % 4,
p'' ,rj.hout uolitcal status or CIV" 49, "a
1o,iid seem both Just and pohio 4oi ~ declare
49,, The freatv delegates the iuhctill' 80 ~, XII
"...t-,. .,,.ei. what rights and prlNl'S-9 .t, "
a,..i,o 80 sniov under American SOY IelsntS ~,
~, ~, NOT aek for "a reduction or our ,"''.'4 -
the contrary think ihs a. ,n ann contiagency
can h. needed for the prompt supr.,, ',.,,eh
~l-,,- resurrection But that j. not S,lo-t 1900
~ advice IS this Increase your MN
W. ,rant viii Undoubtedly satisfy the 1l.- w..
,,~o,+s &. will also weaken among the oellLt oi =
~. ,"v.er now exercised by Aguina 100 I mn
iHslinHs border state policy applied 70 the Phiip-
1llC'i ,,.here 7 heg YOU viii note the dubious he4-
ir,Is FAR oufnum Der the heil!gerenis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
NEW CUSTOM HOUSE PLANS.

50 ACTION 10 HE TAKEN UNTIL sEcREThRY
GAcE RETURNS TO wAsfuNGToN.
Washington oct. 10 (SpeciaO -Assistant SocrH-
tary Taylor was in his Office NJ tho Treasury De
parimcnt to-day having returned TO the city from
the West Asked MS 10 what would be done with
tho bid Of C1ss Gilbert for the construction plans
OF tho Ncw-York Custom House. Mr.. Taylor said
10 Tribune correspondent:
will not DO anything until after tho Secretary's
arrival Tho Nun disposition viii Doc with him
Secretary Gage said d. would bo horo on tho -2l
I look for him ~ about that time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
VOLUNTEERS IN CAR WHICH CARRIED
LINCOLN.

indianapolis. oct. 10 (speciaD'-The Pullman
..~ pioneer. which carried Abraham Lincoln
from Springfield. H.. TO Washington before ms
,rauquration. is bearing a company OF the o4th
Volunteers across the country on the way "
Manila.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
pH1L1pp1NE coMMIssIoNERs RETURN.

Vancouver. B. C.. oct. ie.-Professor 4. c. Wor-
cester and Colonel DENLY. Philippine Commission
ers arrived here Yesterday morning on the steamer
Empress % Japan. and started in the afternoon
for Washington. whore they viii make their report
10 the President UntM the report IS made public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20

Portland Ore. Oct ls.-The trustees o; the Cham
her o, Commerce have voted 10 ask the War De-
rartrnert to- a readjustment OF the customs in the
Phnippiue Islands. 4 reduction OF n per cent IN
The specific duty $ requested on number OF ar
ticles' such as fruits. pork. butter and cheese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
70 statement o, any kind for IN

neither will make statement o. any "i"u '''
publication a.. r-.,,-.sa was Mr.
His mission 10 America Is TO urge no ried
General OTIS from the command o. III. nrror,,otion
states forces IN the Philippines ana mo RIo !.r
~ General Lawton to The command iie.' me-,
says that to Lawton are freausns as Gy' OTIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
Spangled Robes and Trimmings

in printers
eduth fhioned MADE up
trimming Chief spenos many "S
in Isl uchwo The robes SIT $85
drcnakc who turn 10 hune use
garntur myb from dull copies-but effect
needs 0
braid ndo her who has elaborate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
M Nm~mrk ~1hp
Tailor Made Dresses

that
dollars designed tailor thousand
who working special
hgrat prices Yet much ccngena
by making what ready-madc dresses
explain Nanamaker
in andd of skirt, and j finish
0 Sis
the dress nghtth price range require
literally because profits
business house nd economy largest ordering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
70 CENSORSHIP OLE TIE NAILS

Washington oct. l9-Mr Naile Director Of
Posts. has sent to Postmaster General Smith 4
letter entering an absolute denial OF published
charge Of censorship If the mails a Manila Mr.
VaiNe SAYS 81 wish 20 state positively that
there has never been a single letter for tho
states opened IN this Office. or by any one after
II was mailed At this Office and before its dis
patch 70 the states. 1t is ineXcusabe for any
one connected with the Army I'm Manila 10 make
the assertion that there was any censorship of
the mails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
MISTER OFT OF KANSAS TROOPS.

Washington Oct. l9-The War Department
has been informed by General Shafter that the
date of tho muster ont Of tho 20th Kansas has
been changed from November 10 October ~.
This will enable the regiment 70 reach Topeka
on November -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
Travelling Bags
and Suit Cases

dependable leather. conscientiously put to-
gethcr, it will be found in this large stock
And the price will be found right-as low
as superior goods can be sold anywhere.
Club Bags-Of grain leather. $3.50 to 50 So; Of ALI
gator So. 50 70 Sl6SO; Of sole leather, So to Sl2;
OF hogskin, ST. to SIS.
English Kit Bags-Of sole leather hand-sewed SOS
to $40; of hornback alligator, hand-sewed, ST. 50
10 S28.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
NEST BTILDTNG FISHES.

From Tho Doruhiu Magazine
The most curious creature are tho nest building
fishes OF tho Sarsasso Sometimes tho grapucl
brought up compact balls OF 'aed about tA, 10
threads serving 10 bind the fronds together Th"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
T. De Witt Talmage
says of the Century
Dictionary and Cy-
cl0pcdia and Atlas:

Libraries 10 md or miss some
important fact or discovery or
discussion or controversy. all
YOU have 10 do is 20 recall the
hrst two or three letters OF the
subject YOU are celebrating
and put your hand on the vol
ume that contains all YOU want
10 know. For all the hurried
and hard-worked thinkers OF
the country, The Century
Dictionary and Cycloped.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
rRANspoRT sA1Ls FROM GIRRALTAR.

TRANSPORT SAILS FROM GIBRALTAR
Washington oct 19.-Surgeon General stern
berg has received dispatch from Gibraltar.
stating that the transport Missouri, with a large
quantity Of medical supplies and a number Of
nurses. sailed TO-DAY for Manila. after having
been detained for some days for minor repairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
at Csc a volume.

These titles
Founders Of Empires
Cvrus Darius Xerxes G-nsbs Xhas-
Heroes OF Roman History
Romulus. Hannibal. fyth''
julius CaeSel. rff'
Earlier British Kings and Queens
Alfred Richard IT, Margaret q Anoa
Richard l. William the Conqgeror.
Later British Kings and Queens
Richard Ill Charles l. Caar-i -
Mary Queen Of Scots. Elizabeth.
Queens and HeroInes-
Cleopatra. HoF'ense
Marie Antoinct,- Madame Roland.
Rulers Of Later Times
King Philip. Louis XIV. henT !"
fernando CoTtez. LOUIS Philippe
Joseph BonsPare.
rhA P3ok store N'n'h Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20

Stub r,t,r,, -es~ Cell. Island q Ceru September is
-c'onran, A. CHARLES =. coTAI. pA e;,ltI ~ r.
e,on,ra,, l. WILLIAM PARKER Thirty sixth lnten,,a
p. r.. a. October 'infius d. WIIi.ANp W 'N''~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.


Washington. oct 19-General Otis to-day re-
ror;ed 70 the War Department the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
Mems, WOmen's
and ChiIdren'S
Hosiery

dcred in large quantities, months IN ad-
vance. from the maker. Middlemcn's profits
form no part Of the transaction. Thus uni
formly low prices to the consumer. And
satisfaction, too, with the kind Of goods.
That expert knowledge and exceeding care
in the selection which precludcs the pos
sibility of inferior goods entering these ex-
elusive stocks. Specimen values:
FOR MEN
PIC pair-Of cotton; in fas, black, natural color,
light blue and assorted tsns; elastic and durable.
3 pairs for 500 imported fast black cotton reg
ular made unbleached feet; extra strong heels and
tors
2sc par-Of cotton in fas; black tan, slate, navy or
cadet blue; also OF fine mcrino in fast black and
coors and Of cashmere in black or natural color.
FOR WOMEN
pairs for 5Oc-Fine gauge. medium weight fast black
cotton; imported; regular made and fashioned "
sizes to Oh.
25c pair-Of fine all black cotton medium or heavy
weight Also fas; black with unbleached feet or
spli, soies All have reinforced solcs heels and toes
$50 pair, ; FOR SlLisle thread; light or medium
weight; fast black; spiced s1es, heels and toes
Also fast black Isle thread Rembrandt ribbed.
FOR CHILDREN
1910 psr-Fast black cotton; two styles Of Tios for
boys CT girls: proper weight foT Fall and Winter;
strong and seTvceable
Narrow rbbd fast black stockings, with double
knees and heavy heels and toes the legs are fash
toned, insuring proper H. Sizes and 81, lSo;
and 6rs zoe; to 81, 25c; Q o., and 10, 50c
pair
broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
For Hurried
Brain
Workers

" 7, is a great thing to
house OF information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20
AbbOtt'S
Histories
25c

can-a safe, good path; easy 6ecaU9 ..
the STORYTELLING strain Of the work
Been 7Oc volumc-you know there az.
thirty-two books all told. Harper publ
cations, neatly bound in cloth; with maps
and illustrations. You may have this spcca
edition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20

field of inquiry is covered with equal tn'.
ness and accuracy. Or let him open any o.
the other dictionaries and encyclopedias al
any word he pleascs, and compare them
with The Century. He will often .ooS ID
the older works and not find il; ne VI"
never turn to The Century in vain.
Send Tor the specimen pages. and The ta.t ~ p -
Of easy payment by which YOU car hay ~ w'f> '
outlay OF net lOc a d7y.
TIE Book store Ninth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20

Printed Serg-s &c yard
Printed Vcnetans, l6c yard
The weave is like that in the woocns of
same name-thc favored plain stuffs; but
these cottons are printed-dots and stripes
There's bit of warmth in the fabric and
big bit Of prettiness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-20

We have a brand new cotton
pTi"'cu fabric for women's waists and
oc'gco wrappers-two new fabrics, IN
fact. though of much the same character