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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-06-01
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Interesting Bits OF News Gathered from
Various Sources


A number of shriners from Norris
town attended the convocation on
Tuesday night
B. j. Crane has rented the Lacey
house on Prospect street to Peter
Mowery, an employee of the Lacka-
wanna.
DR.. George L. Willis has announced
the removal of his office from No. 92
South street to Mrs. Forsythe's house
on the corner of South and Elm
streets.
AS trawberry and ice cream festival
will be held in the Methodist Sunday
School room next Tuesday from five
to ten o'clock. Money for Home
Missions. The proceeds will be de-
voted to mission work.
A strawberry an ice CREAM festival
will be held by the " In as Much Cir
clep on the lawn of the parsonage of
the M. e. church on Tuesday evening,
June 5. A pleasant time is antici-
pated and all are cordially invited.
The Y. M. 9. A. bicycle club held
a reception on Monday evening. Mr.
Francis Sultan sang solo, while AL
bert Lucas and John HI. Berry gave
several humorous recitations. The
club will purchase dark olive green
caps. The emblem has not yet been
decided upon.
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OBITUARY..
RICHARD DERRY BOWMAN.

Richard Terry Bowman, lifelong
resident of Morris County died at his
residence in this city on Sunday
morning, after an illness of long dura-
ton. He was born in Mendham Oc-
tober 3, 1885, where he resided for 46
years. He was elected township clerk
three times and also held the Office of
Justice of the Peace.
He removed to Mount FREEDOM where
he continued the butcher business in
connection with grocery store he
established there. Mr.. Bowman held
the Office of postmaster there and also
carried the mail to Morrristown for
years. He was an earnest Christian
and especially interested in the Sun
day School at Mount Freedom, Of
which he was superintendent for some
time. Upon removing to Morristown
he united by letter with the Metho-
dist Church. The funeral services
were held Tuesday from his late res
idence, the Rev. George P. Eckman,
d. D., officiating. The interment
was made in Mendham. His wife,
three sons and two daughters survive
him.
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OUR MEMORIAL EDITION.

That the Memorial Day edition of
the Chronicle, last week was "a hum
mer," really goes without saying.
The hundreds of extra copies
of that edition will prove insufficient
to supply all the veterans and their
friends, who are anxious for copy
to file away as a souvenir Of the day
so sacred to the hearts of all patriotic
Americans.
10 great extent the merit of our
special issue belongs to the Standard
Engraving Co., of Philadelphia, which
furnished, from special designs drawn
by young lady artist of this city,
the cut or plate for the first page OF
cover.
From one of the many friendly let.
ters received we quote from an old
and valued reader:
Editor Chronicle:
Permit me to congratulate you upon
the Memorial Day edition of the
Chronicle. 1t was full of interest not
only to Grand Army men but to al
who love their country and flag.
1t is also valuable for reference.
Very truly yours,
Old Soldier
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FRIDAY CLUB SCORES SUCCESS.

The Friday Evening Club held it's
first meeting in Lcyeum Hall last
Friday night. The president, Rev.
DR.. Fox, announced that the three
hundred limit of membership had
nearly been reached, 2S7 members be-
ing enrolled. The large audience
showed that the subscribers are
thoroughly interested in the work of
the club. The addresses by Lieutenant
Garden, of the U. S. S. Manning, "
and Captain Zalinski were not only
full of useful information but were
intensely interesting The audience
was very enthusiastic and the meeting
altogether was of high order of ex-
cellence. If the club can keep all OF
its meetings up to the high standard
of it's first one, its membership will
be full all the time with many on its
waiting list
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Malcolm LaRue is visiting relatives
at Trenton.
Thomas Wyss, Jr., has been at Lake
George for the past week.
William H. Brown spent portion
of this week at Bay Shore, L. |.
DR.. Jasper Coghlan is visiting
friends in New London, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Parker will
spend the summer at Lake Hopatcong
Dr. Clifford Mills has removed his
Office from South street to No IL De-
Hart street.
THEODORE Stevens, of Richmond, Ind,
has been in town the past week visit
ing his many relatives and friends.
John Smith RAIDER. of Pottstown,
Pa, is the guest of his cousins, the
Misses Armstrong of Phoenix avenue.
W. H. K. Emmons, one of the color
guard of the Fifteenth, N. j. Volun-
teers spent Tuesday and Memorial
Day with friends here.
Joseph f. R. Boniface, of the U. S.
| S. Texas has been in town during the
week. He reports interesting cruises
| to the South American coast and Cuba.
| Silas P. Genung, formerly of Chat
| ham and one of the quartette of the
old Fifteenth N. j. Volunteers was
present at the memorial exercises on
Wednesday.
The concert to be given in Associa-
ton Hall, Friday evening, June 8th,
promises to be a very pleasant affair.
The Cobalsea Quartette will be assis-
ted by William d. Campbell, the
concert whistler, of Brooklyn, who is
we'll known, Harvey Genung, baritone
and Sidney A. Baldwin, pianist.
Tickets can be secured at Carroll IS
drug store.
The club members at Estling Lake
and their guests were all fortunate in
making large catches of piekerel and
bass on Wednesday, Among those on
the lake were David p. Mcclellan,
Boyd Headley, Harrie VanGilder,
George Street. Augustus Ayres, " E.
Boell, George Sinclair, DR.. N. G..
Sharpe and Geo. V. Muchmore, OF
| Summit.
Jasper W. Coghlan having com
pleted four years course of study at
the New York Homeopathic College,
was recently graduated with high
honors, receiving the medical clinic
prize. He has also received an APP
pointment as member of the staff of
the Metropolitan Hospital, Black
wells Island and will enter upon his
work August 1st. DR.. Coghlan is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T, Coghlan,
of this city and grandson of the late
Jasper Coghlan. U. S. N.
DIR. B. d. Evans, Medical Director
of the New Jersey State Hospital at
Morris Plains, has returned from the
American Medico- Psychological As
ssociation, which met in Richmond,
Va, %, 90, "a, 25th. This association
is composed of medical men of promi-
nence connected with institutions for
the care and treatment of the insane.
in the United States, Canada and
Central America. The headquarters
of the association was at the Jeffer-
son and the meetings were held in the
roof garden. Many important ques-
tions relating to mental disease and
its treatemnt were discussed and nu-
merous contributions in the way of
valuable papers were read. One of
the most important papers on the pro-
gram was on the pathology of
epilepsy by DR.. Thos. P. Prout, of the
Morris Plains Hospital.
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sEARING-MoODY.

On May 16,a the home of the bride,
No. II Madison street, the marriage
of Eta Adelia Soaring and Joseph B.
Moody was celebrated, the brother-in-
law Of the bride, Rev. F.S. Simmons,
officiating. Little Misses Lille Lud-
low, of Newark, and Ada Reed, of
Orange, acted as flower girls, there
being no maids of honor or grooms-
men. The house was prettily decor
ated with westeria roses and wild
flowers. About so invited guest were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Moody went
at once to their new home on Wash
ington street.
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DEATH MUCH EXAGGERATED. ]

The genial Joseph W. Ballantine,
formerly we'll known resident of
this place, surrogate Of Morris
county and mayor of Morristown.
writes the Chronicle that he objects
to that portion of Mayor Fox's in
augural address, which places him
among the deceased mayors We
gladly give place to his communica-
ton:
Somerville, N. j., May %, 1900
Editor of the Morris County Chronicle
/ noticed in your paper of the 18th
inst, that Mayor Fox, in his message
to the Board of Aldermen, in referring
to his predecessors, classes me as one
of those "who have gone hence, +"
adding a short and pleasant obituary.
| wish to say he is in error as / am
still in the flesh, and that the report
of my taking off" as Mark Twain
expresses it to similar report re-
garding himself is Every much ex-
aggerated. +" I am engaged in the
carriage business at Somerville, out
of politics, we'll and happy.
Yours very truly,
Jos. W. Ballantine.
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TO sTRAIGHTEN THE TRACK.

The Lackawanna has contracted
with well known firm of Scranton
builders to do the work made neces-
sary by the Strengthening of its line
between Milburn and South Orange
The work will be begun at Maplewood
working east and west. This will
eliminate number of dangerous
curves The laying of third rail is
also under way, which will materially
shorten the time between New York
and Morristown.
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HOSE BOYS, MINSTREL SHOW.

At special meeting of Independent
Hose Company, No. 1, held on Mon
day night, it was decided to give a
minstrel entertainment during the
fall. 1t is understood that some of the
jokes and songs are so valuable that
they will be kept in the vaults of its
banker members until active rehears-
ais begin. The endm en- are planning
to take week off at Barnegat Bay
to compare notes and arrange for
under studies.
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CONCERT in THE LYCEUM.

The annual concert of Prof. and
Mrs. Young's Music School will be
given in the Lyceum Wednesday even
ing, June 10. Tickets of admission
may be secured of Mr.. or Mrs. Young
or from any pupil of the school and
after next Wednesday at Smith S
drug store.
The concert is not money making
affair, the ten cents admission being
only for the purpose of partly defray-
ing the expenses. Last year the at
tendance was 600 and this year it will
be fully as much, probably more.
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THE CHRONICLES LOCAL.

The local work on the Chronicle
will hereafter be looked after by Oscar
Fl. Hawley, an all-around news
paper man and reporter. Mr.. Haw
ley has had an extended experience in
central and western New York as a
newspaper writer. More recently he
has edited the news and sports depart
ment of the Columbia Press Associa-
ton of New York. We bespeak for
him the courtesy so generally extend
ed to representatives of The Chronicle
in Morristown and throughout Morris
County.
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JUNE LAWN FETE.

An attractive entertainment for the
young people will be the children S
lawn fete at Mrs. Benjamin Nicoll S
on Wednesday, June ID, to raise funds
for the new marble fountain for horse
and dog and for the S. P. @. A. and
S. P. 9. @. Societies. The affair will
be entirely in the hands of children,
most Of them pupils at Miss Hazel
tines school. Should the appointed
day prove stormy the entertainment
will be postponed until the first clear
dav
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APPLICATION.

To the Honorable, the Board of Excise Com.
missioners of the Town of Morristown, n. j
THE subscriber hereby requests your honor
l. able body to grant him a license to sell in
quantities from one quart to five gallons any
malt fermented. vinous and spirituous liquors
at place now occupied by him No. Is Speed
we'll avenue, in Morristown aforesaid, to en-
dure for the term of one year from the grant
ing thereof.
Dated May 2lst, 1900.
HARRY P. PIPER.
The foregoing application will be presented
to the Board of Excise Commissioners within
and for the Town of Morristown, aforesaid
at their. next regular meeting Wednesday,
June 18th, 1900 2347
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT or SALE.

No. 81 Atno avenue, all in good order, new
ly painted, modern improvements. Inquire
Collins Weir. Stiles Building,
2s49
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APPLICATION.

To the Honorable, the Board of Excise Com
missioners of the Town of Morristown, N. J .
THE subscriber hereby requests your Honor
i able body to grant him a license to sell at
RETAIL by less measure than one quart any
beer, ale or other malt or fermented liquors,
at the place or saloon now occupied by him,
No. Is Speedwell avenue, in Morristown, New
Jersey. to endure for the term of one year
from the granting thereof.
Dated May 2lst. 1900
HARRY P. PIPER.
The foregoing application will be presented
to the Board of Excise Commissioners, within
and for the Town of Morristown, aforesaid, at
their next regular meeting, Wednesday, June
18th, 1900 2347
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WANTED.
TO RgNr.

New double house with large double barn,
newly finished, on Jersey avenue. SIS per
J.F.A.,
23A2 Chronicle Office.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

Rooms for light housekeeping, man and
wife, no children. Give location and price,
and address HOUSE" care Chronicle Office.
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DIED.

WOOD At his residence Paris, France on
May "a, 1900. William M. Wood, son of the
late Theodore I. Wood and Mary Brandeyee
Wood formerly of Morristown, N. j.
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El Dr.. jpst :. Eertas
Catedratioo de la Universidad
de la Habana.
de la Habana.

Aa tornado possession de la Cate
dra de CIiGica Quir1rgica de la Fa
cultad de MediciAa de la Uuiversi
dad de la Habana, nuestro ilustra
do amigo y paisanO el Doctor don
Jose Enrique Frrran
El puesto elcvadO que OCupa
nuestro compatriota ha sido alcan
zado por rigurosa oposici6n entire
muchos contendientes que gozaban
de fama Fnerecida en- aquella gran
Capital. Asf pues, ell exito ha sido
complete: adjuuicandole el Tribunal
de Oposiciones el laudo favorable
por unanimidad
Brillante purVcnir s0nr1e q nues
tro buen amigo, cuanlo va & los
treinta amos oscaSCS, Ccupa IN pues-
to que e> Ia meta dc los cOnocimien-
los m6diC0s,
FeliCiiaIuC>, ,.lru,air ir9ente 81 puor
tCrliquen0 QUE l,oura & este desgrc -
cjado terruno, y & su respectable IA
mila, con Ia que nos uren antiques
y leales v1nculos de buena amistad
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bfan conducido, solo seis sobrev1
vieron. Ell captain Cagni no encon'
tr6 durante su excursion traza a'gu ;.
ma de terra zfirme. Como Nansen
hab1a afrmado. la corteza que lorna
la region polar esta constitulda por
un vasto mar, cubierto de bancos De
hielo. En- parte alguna tampoco Sc
han encontrado vestigios del paso
de Andree.
Desde ell regreso de Ia expedl'
ci6n el personal Sc ocup6 en- poner
ell disponibilidad el buque en- des
truir el estuche do hielo que lie apri
sionaba.
El dfa 16 de Agosto ell <Stella
Polare> estaba q aote,s y q costa de
los mayores 1eligros, ell duque de
los Abruzzossy sus valerosos com
paferos consiguieron llegar q las
costas noruegas a bordo del buque
averiado.
Bien puede ell joven principe
enorgullecerse de haber a11adido una
gloriosa pagina a la historja de las
expediciones polares, y de haber ms
critic ell nombre de Italia en- el libro
de orc de las exploraciones articas.
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TeatrO
de AreCibO

Ell domingo tuvo lugar en el tea
tro de Arecibo la primera function
con que inaugura una serie de repre-
sentaciones ell <Cuadro de aficiona-
dos.
<Parada y fonda, y <No Mates
al Alcalde, fueron las piezas presen
tadas las que fueron sacadas admi'
rablemente por las senorltas Clivi,
lies y Florido y los Sres. Calderon,
Torres, Acosta y hermanas Gonza-
lez, hacienda reir grandemente los
chistes de estas obritas. Los nifos
A, Marin y J, Janer con la nina M,
Wales Interpretation muy bien el ia
quote c6mico <En tren dire :to., En
los intermedios Mr., Borde hizo va
rios ejercicios que demostraron su
fuerza y desarrollo muscular expli
cando las ventajas del aparato de
ginnasia Sandow. La concurrencia
regular, saliendo muy satisfechos
de esta funcion que demuestra las
buenas aptitudes de estos distingui
dos afcionados y prometiendose pa
sar agadradables ratos en- la serie
de funciones que Sc anuncian,
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E| duQue
de los AbruZZ0S
IN FL POLO NORTE.

Un nuevO prOgtesu acaOa de reA
llzarse Ell 10 que respecta las ex
ploraciones del Polo articO. A COS.
ia dc privaciones y de sufrimientos
sobrehumanos, cl d u Gu Q de los
Abruzzos ha conseguido batir ell ere
cord, establecido por Nansen, que
parecfa nvsncible
La expedition italiana ha llega-
do a veinte minutes de latltud, 8
sean 81 Kilometres mas al Norte que
Ell c6iebre explorador noruego. Es
decir, ha llegado q 384 Kilometres
del Polo.
Hasta aqu1 tan solo los pueblos
del NOrte, suecOs, nOruegos, lngle'
ses, nor5eamerjcanos y alemanes,
habian luchado con los hielOs arti
COS. Ahora SO LA dadO el case de
que una joven naci6n martina, lta
liza, Sc lance a la lucha y consiga EN-
el primer encuentro una brillante
victoria FL alma de Victor Manuel
del rey alpinista, ba debido conno-
verse al presenciar ell triunfo lie su
descendiente.
De aquel incansable cazador de
gamuzas, que @ llam6 Victor Ma
nuel. pareCe que, en- efecLo, ha he
redado 81 duque de los AbruzzOs la
atici6n & las aventurtts y & las poli
grosas ascensiones a las montanas.
Desdo que lego & la elad de
veinte amos, el joven duque mostro
singular complacencia en- escalar las
nevadas cimas de los Alpes, no CO,
mo principe que viaja escol1ado por
numerosa cOmit'va y rodeado de la =
10 y de comod idades, sino como al
pinista & quien no intimidau nj ira .
bajos, nj peligros, nj prIvacionesl
Los 6Xitos conseguidos eu los
Aipes, con ser legltilnos, pronto Sc
le antojaron al principe indignos de
sus arrestos. Sc traslado a Ameri,
ca con objot0 lie trcpar hasta la ci
ia del monte de San Elias, el gigan
te helado del Norto America, cue en-
vano habfan trataQo de transponer
expedition es americans.
Duranta cincD s9manaS 81 jOyen
duque lu3h6 con difcultadcs sin
cuento en- los desiortos de hielo del
Alaska, antes de II1gar la Gina de
la nontana, cou objoto dc sus ambi
ciOsOs ensueGOs.
fue cuaudo el duque de los Abruzzos
concibi6 ell proyec5o de emprender
un viaje de exploration al Polo
Compr6 un barco ballenero no,
rueg0, al que di0 el nombre pro
f6tico de eSte!la Polares, con una
tripulaci6n mixta Ge noruegos 6 tia
lianos, cuyO totai er&y de veinte HON
bres y cieuto veintitres perros, en-
'ol MS de AgOsto del aho ultimo Sc
dirigi6 ha1la las tierras de Francis
co jose. Encontro Ia banca de HE
10 fracciorada, y traves de los ca
Males quo dividen este archipelago
! rolar. consigul5 scgcir su camino
haca el Norte.
Ell sstella Polares pas6 ante la
ch~za en- que Manson y Johanne5en
F.. pasaron Soiitarios el invierno de
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ST ST Jloljunfa
Bryan


UGg Dc las q aus pl inc;pales de
Ia plataIvl.l+ :!ej NartidO demOcra-
1jco d. -. E.jA@o> UniGos es la cues
Woa IN yuy6}. ?tcyi9amente la que
puede 9r r&CaA de quo trinrfo su
contendlcutU Cn las pr0Ximas cloC~
clones, pucs c!'0morciO cree que Sc
ria cau3a de sa ruIn& lIevar Ia
practioa las ttolfas de Mr.. Bryan,
y ext.ema >u3 il, uuonclas y vaiJsi-
s,mos eIemeNtos para cOm5atirl0,
S. M, Dry4n aubo al pOdor, es
as que pc, O&b'. que Sc declare Ii,
bre la acunAci6n Ae ruonela, y que
SO 10 reCOn0z ~ d IL plata Ell Va!Or dc
diez y seis onzAg dc ella igual & ana
de orc. FL ORC escapar& del pals y
vendra la irremisible baia de la pla
ta acunada y del papel que Ia repre-
sonte en- el mercadO.
En- Puerto Rico acabamus dc
canjear nuustra mOneda provincial
por plata americana, pcrdiendO en-
la OperaCi6u eli cuArenta pOr cieuto
ST dentro de un an0 menOs, la pla.
ia baia do valor, vuiveTemoS que
dar 10 misnlO o peor cue ante5 del
CAME, y los dollars amoricanOs al
canzadOS con tantOs SACRIFICES, nos
valdran cincuenta ceutavos, 8 Jal vez
mennS.
ST este llega, podromos decir,
con lagrimas en- los ojos y en- ell CO
raz6n: sapaga y vamonOsS.
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>.5greso
de Degetau,

Estd mty satssJccho de los (rNoS olcun.
*0Cl0s en- stt erc1lrsi6n pol{tico.
Aver las seis de la tarde lego
a esta ciudad el Sr. Degetau Coma
lez, despuGs De nlJer recorrido mu~
chas poblacioncs dc ia lsla, desem.
pef1ando la mission po}1tca que le lie
vaba
Hoy ruvimos ol gusto lie saludar
en- esta redaccion al citado amigo, y
de sus propios labios oimos la afr
maci6n &c los exitos alcanzaQos Ell
las poblaciOhles donde dej6 oirSu au-
torizada palahra, reoibiendo las mas
senaladas pruebas de afecto polftico
y simpatfas persoGaleS.
Solalnente en- dos pobiaciones
dOnde parece que sus adversarios
no le cOnOcen bastaute, pudo obser,
var algdn Conato desafnado, perO
sin ninguna importaucia.
ReitoramOs la bieu venida 81 aEi
go, cuyas ideas po)fJjcaS 'eSp2ta
mos, en- la misma fcrma y grado Que
las de sus adversayios.
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NOTlCIAS
GENER ALES

Despachos de New York anun
clan que en- ell proximo aflo, ell Conl
greso declarara la estabilidad de.
Gobierno que Sc organize en- Cuba,
acordando a la vez su Independence
Sc fjara entonces la fecha para Ia
:salida de las tropas americanas.
; Ell Comit6 de la juventud fede,
raj de Arecibo ha dispuesto reprodu
cir dos mil ejemplares, en- hojas
sueltas, del .artfculo publicado por
<La Democracia, titulado <El Retrai-
mientO.2
Don Acisclo Bou, medico del
COrozal, ha regresado de Espana en-
el vapor <Cataluf1a>.
No llega a nuetra redacci6n
Ella Democracia, de la que no he
mos recibido nj un solo ndmero, a
pesar de que le servimos LA Co
RREsPONDENCIA con toda puntuali-
dad. Ignoramos 81 es olvido invo
luntario del empaquetador 8 81 no
desea sostener ell canje.
Informado por ell Fiscal Gene
ra.- ha pasadO al GobernadOr ell es
critic de Cirilo Feliciano de Anasco,
pidiendo indulto de la condena que
le impuso el Tribunal de policla de
aquella poblaoi6n.
En- Alemania Sc preparan gran
des fiestas para celebrar ell centena
rio del General Moltke. Eel progra
ma es brillante.
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iELECClONESl

A elegir Sombreros elegant1-
simos para senOras en Ell NUEVO
BAZAH, San Francisco 40. Todos
los Sombreros Ultima novedad re
cientemente importados de la Expo
sici6n de Paris, hemos resueIto rea
lizarlos precios fabulosamente ba-
ratios pues en- breve esperamos otro
gran surtido. Los preciosos Som
breros que Sc vend1an a IS so, hoy
vendemos q 81 so, los de IS, 50 a
50. so, los de $5 50 81 56 y los de
$40. 90 q s. 90 Entiendase que es-
tos sou precios fijos, y que no admi
ten rebaja. Visitad Ell NUEVO BA
ZAR San Francisco 40. y os conven-
cereis de la verdad de nuestros
anunciOS.
Hay jubilee con indulgencias
plenaria. Aver hemos visto en- menos
de una hora vender 80 camisas con
pechera de soda cruda a 60 centa
vos, 20 doceuas de jabones 40 cea-
tavos docena, cuellos, punos, y pa,
raguas casi rega(ados en- Gel Clelo. !,
Ell Ministro Conger, en- China,
ha acusado de cobardfa al Captain
Newt H. Hall de los Marinos Este
Official comparecera ante un Tribu-
nal interrogatorio en- Washington.
Las operaciones de la guerra
en- Filipinas tomaran gran impulse
en- los dos meses que restan del ano,
aprovechando las tropas que han re.
gresado de China.