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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
Ell CONGRESO
HlSPANO AMERICANO

III gObierno de Madrid ha acordado
habilitar ell Paraninfo de la Universi
dad central para la celebraci6n de Sc
stones del Congreso spano-americano
y agasajar con un banquete Official a
los congresistas.
La conferenoia que EspaEa y las Re
p1bicas latinas de America Sc dispo-
men A celebrar, dtiere ea gran modo de
las literarias y cienrffi.as que So han
celebrado en- la Peninsula otras vece~.
Falta, sin .mbargo dice "E Lbe
rap-a la obra gigantesca en- que cola
boran con decidida voluntad las corpo
raciones mercanties & industria es, la
Unlversldad, ia Mlicia, la Prensa l.
mayOria de las colectiviGades e paiiras
ell concurso del EStado, no tsadnc.,lo
haSta ahora sino en- subvencioues que,
por 10 inSignificantes, parecen lim0snas
y Ell Votos Il ofertas do caracter marca
damente anodino.
HaIt0 Sc nos alca MA que de un Crn
greso como ell que va a celebrarse den
tro de cinco dias, ell sabado pr6ximo,
no salen nuDca TesOluci0nes ejecuiivas
n Ell ellos Sc ajustan Tratados, nj de
Sus debates nacen acuerd0s que deSde
llego tengan fuerza de obligar & los
paises que acuden la cita con repre-
srntacton indireeta = de naturaeza
mas familiar y amigable que oficlosa
Pero Sc adoptan puntos de vista co
munes y Sc piantean las bases sObre las
cuales en- un futuro pr0ximo han de
fundamentaIse los Tlatados y los acuer
dos.
No Sc parece la Conterencia, que aun
antes de efectrArse desperta paipitan
tie inteIeS en- las dos Americas en-
Europa, 4 los seis 8 siete Congresses que
Ell Espalla sc reunieron en- 1892, de
Guy foraci6n espendida no result6 ell
menor fruto.
La de ahora es de indOle esencial.
mente practica, pOr mas que Sc inspire
en- ideaies grandiosOs, y a labor que en-
ella Sc prepare no debe terminar
sino comenzar en- la session de despe
dida.
Procede que, despues de acahados
los dscursos y los bfndis, quede en-
EspaIla, 6 en- el lugar que los congre
sistas preferan, una ComIsi6n interna
cional, por ell estilo de la que funcioGa
Ell Washington desde la Oonferenca
pan americana de 1889, y que esa Go
conozea mission las materiss soble las
cuales puedeu llegar las naciones epre
sentadas una facil y rapida inteligen
ca m1tua.
Sc congratua la prensa ministerial,
copiando frases de un peri6dlco argen
tino, del aument0 que ofrece de alg1n
tempo AGA eli las RepGhlicas de! Plata
la importacl6n de ploductos espano
les.
Segdn ell per6dco aludido, d6beSe el
case la rebaja que Ell heteS y trans
pores ha introducido la Compaiiia
Tiasatlantica y la multiplIcidad de
viaies y escalas que efectuan la men
cionada Companfa y otras extranje
ras.
Mucho Sc cOnseguira per semejantes
medi0s pero no 10 necesario EN- tan'o
que la man0 one Espafla aa,gue q lbs
Rep1blicas iberOamericanas, sea uua
manO vacia.
He ahi 10 que han de pensar y con
veDir los ministries espanoes anles del
dia 10 de Noviem3re.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05

Ell dia de hoy, s@gun dijimos a los
lectores en- nuestra secci6n telegrafica,
es el designado para la reunion en- la
Habana de IA Asamblea Censtftuyen'
te que ha de redactar la Constitution
de la tntura Rephblica de Cuba, La
expresada junta decretoae de confor
midad con el esp(ritu de la resoluci0n
conjunta del Congreso de Washington,
dedicandose especificar las relaciones
que existiran entire Cuba Y los Estados
Unidos, una vez contirmada la inde-
pendencia
La provincial de la Habana enviara
s delegados la Convention; la de
Santiago; igusl nGmero la de Santa
Clara; 4 la de Matanzas; 3 la de Pinar
d,l RE; 2 Ia de Puerto Principe.
El pueblo de Cuba ha elegido, pues,
un Representante por cada $4,000 ha
bit antes, 10 que arroja un total de %
Re, resentantes. El resto, hasta 36,
ha do seleccionado entire los Secreta
rios lei Despacho, Tribunal Supreme
Soci dad Econ6mica y otros centros
otic; les
L prime,os trabajos de la Conven
ci6n seran designar ell Presidente de la
misi la la Mesa Directiva.
D9spueS nombrara doS Oamaras 8
Coz .is:ones, de su senO, encargandOse
On; de redactar la Constitution de la
Re 1blica eubaua y la Otra la formula
de iobiernO.
or iiitnio, cobvocaranal puehfo de
la sla para la election definitiva del
Pr Isidente y las Oamaras Legislativas
del Gobierno de la Naci6n.
Mientras no Sc ce'ebren las eleccio
mes, estara la Convention en- session
peImanente.
Los Representatives. tendran sueldo
a cargo del Ttsoro publico de Cuba.
Ninguna Autoridad Civil nj Militar
del GObiernO de los EstadOs UnidOs
podra intervenir en- los trabajos de la
Convention.
Hoy Sc va cOnstitufr. pues, la
naci6n cubana, aunque solo tendra
derechO q su constitution un grupo
seleccionado con perjuico de los prin
cipios democraticos proclamado por la
revoluci6n, mantenido pOr la genera
lidad del pueblo y precOnizado por los
Estados Unidos. Con ell sistema de
nombrar un representante por cada
$4,000 habitantes, quedan sin ninguna
representation en- actO tan trascenden
tai las classes populares. Y asf Sc ORA
una vOz que no sera la voz del pueblo
cnbanO, y sc llevara q la constitution
de su nacionaidad un espfTitu que
no sera ell esplritu que intorm6 ell pro
grsma de Montecristi y ell que tOdos
los cubanos honradOs anhelan para la
Rep1blita cordial por todos, con todos
y para todos.
Aguardemos con la ansiedad del que
/ ma sinceramente aquella terra que
fne espanOla 10 que nos olga ell cable
acerca de los resultados de la sOlemne
reunion que Sc verifcara en- ell dia de
hoy, asi como de 10 que este dispuesto
4 ceder, Ell tan trascendental asunto,
ell gobiernO de Washington.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
NUEVA YORK

para reali7arlos Sc aguardaba la muer-
te del insigne caudillo que siempre
supo tener q raya las ambiciones de
los jefes del ej6rcito que, no pasando
de ser simpes medianfas, Sc han apo
dorado de los puestos mas importantes
de la naci6n.
Dichos acontecimentos son: la oafda
del gobieTno del tracasado Silvea, la
entronizaci6n del militarismo 8 sea Ia
subida de los nuevos ayscuchos, que
haran bueno, acknowledgements, al ele
mento civil, y ell pronunciamiento car
lsta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
Y va de acontecimientos.


Manana, como saben los lectores, Sc
celebraran las anunciadas elecciones en-
los Estados Unidos y esta isla.
En- las primeras, va 10 dijo un i'm
portante peri6dicO cuyas opiniones pu
blicamas anteayer. triunfaran los repu-
blicanos en- toda la lfnea por la poderosa
ayuda que les presta la gratuita supo-
sici0n de que la entrada de Bryan en-
la CASA Blanca sera ell principle de una
terrible crisis, tanto industrial como
comercial.
En esta isla, donde no cuenta ell par
lido refublicano con ning1n competi
dor, dado el absolute retraimientO del
partidO federal, obtendran tambien
aquellos ell triunfo en- toda la lfnea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
La SlTUAClON De ESPARa
CEHSURAS A UN GENERAL

Despachos de Madrid dicen que
la prensa de oposici6n censura du-
ramente al captain general de Cata-
luna, Sr Delgado Zulueta, por no
haber previsto ell movimientu de los
carlistas que Sc han lanzado al cam
po sin ningun tropiezo y con las
maYores facilidades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
TRIUHF0S De LOS REBELDES

En- la provincial de Fo Hien, DON
de han causado mucha excitaci6n
las declaraciones hechas por los je
fes rebeldes, SO han librado algunos
encuentros entire los bOreadOreS y
las tropas imperiales, sufriendo estas
importantes descalabros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
The Chinese conflict ..-..........-.
From Bat to Worse

Dispatches from Taku state that
the leaders of the Chinese rebels,
fea,ing the severe penalty that the
Powers will demand be imposed on
them during tho negotiations alrea-
dy begun for peace, have persuaded
many of their followers that Ii
Hung Chang is arranging. for the
dismemberment of the Chinese en-
pire
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
Livelines of the GuerrilIas

The Philippine leader asseverates
that the North American army is at
the present time fighting on the de-
fer sive. being at a disadvantag~ be-
cause of the large number of rebe.
Guerrillas that give them no rest
but on the contrary attack and pur-
sue them increasingly
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
EL C0NfLIcT0 CHINO
De NAL EN- PE0R

Despachos de Taku anuncian que
los iefes rebeldes chinos, temerosos
del severe castigo que para ellos Pc
d:ran los Poderes durante. ell curse
de las negociaciones de la paz, va
comenzadas, han hecho yer a mu-
chos de sus secusces que Ii Hung
Chang esta concertando en- Pekin la
desmembrs sci6n del Imperio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
Triumph Of the Rebels

In the province of Fo Hen,
where the declarations of the rebel
leaders has caused great agitation,
various encounters have taken place
bet cen the boxers and the imperial
troops, the latter suffering severe
defeats.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05

Al Tesorero de Puerto Rico Sc le ha trans
crilO una carta dal Fiscal del Tribunal de
DiSrrito de AreclbO, referentA al snnario
instruldo virtud de herhos ocurridos entire
la pollcfc municipal DE- Utuado el Investi.
gador de RentaS Internas Mr.. Eduardo Lee.
Per la administrator de Correos Sc re
cOgeta ell miercoles pr6ximO, las nueve de
la lua1lana, la correspondents que ha de re.
mitirse para .os Estados Unidos.
El JuzgadO municipal lie Catedral cita
dona Manuela BOnet, fin de que compa.
rezca ante el sener Juez, para ser oida COMO
testgo en- el sumsrio que SO sigue sobre es.
tafa a dona Serafna Diaz.
En- ell barriO "Guaraguao. .arribav del ter.
mno municipal ie Bayam6n fue encontra.
do orIlas de- ma qnebrsda, EN- la maflana
de aver, el cadayer de Jus ino Rios, con Sc
Males tie haber sido cauSada su muerte per
una manO criminal. hi Juzgado tan prom
b. tuyo conocimiento del snceso Sc traslad6
a dcho SItio, En- de instruir las diligencias
SumarlaS.
I'll sriior Juez municipal de Mayagiiex
iuteres" la busca, cap ura remission la
carcel de aquella ciudad, del procesado Jose
Il drls-ez Garcia.
Al Auditor de Puerto Rico Sc IL ha rerui.
tido, iuiurmado por la ofcna del Fiscal ge-
neal, = escrito de reclamaciones hechas Dor
el doctor AIeman, de. Arecibo, por seryicios
medicos p-estados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
The situation of Spain
A General Censured

Dispatches from Madrid state
that the opposition Press severely
censures the Captain General OF
Catalonia, Sr Delgado .Zulueta, foI
not having foreseon the uprising OF
the Carlists who have entered the
field without any opposition on the
part of the army, and with the grea
test facility.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
AcTIvIDaD 0E LAS GUERRILLAS

Ell jefe de los flipinos asegura
que ell ejercito norteamericano lucha
en- estos momentos q la defensiva,
arrollado siempre por ell considera-
BILE ntmero de guerrillas tagalas
que no le dejan tempo de reposo,
acosandole y persiguiendole sin ce
sar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
RESOLUTION DEL REY

Es objeto de vivos concentrates la
declaration hecha al Sr. Azcarraga
por Ell joven rey don Alfonso XIII
quien hs manifestado su frme feso
luci6n de salir a campa1la en- case
de que formalicen las operaciones
en- Catalufa, 10 que Sc cree imposi-
bic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
The Kings Resolution

Sr. Azcarraga's declaration that
the young King Alphonse XIII has
stated his firm intention of taking
active part in the war in person, in
case of the possible seriousness of
The campaign in Catalonia, has gi
ven rise to great comment.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05

his friends who reside in Manila, 1lo
lilo and other important towns of
the Archipelago, urging them to
render all possible assistance to the
revolution.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
Los artiCulOS
COnStituCiOnaleS

El viGrnes 1ltimo, seg1n nos comu
nic6 nuestro Corresponsal telegrafico
en- Nueya York, public6 la Gdceta de
Madrid el real decreto suspendiendo las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
NOTICIAS DEL OLA

Las Juntas locales de Intrucci6n pdblica
de Areclbo Carolina anuncian la provision
a concurso por el termlno de diez dias, de
las eScuelas rurales de los bsrrios aArena.
leJos" Cedros, respectiyamente.
Ante la Corte de Jnsticia de Humacao,
que SO eDcuentra actuando en- Cagnas, SO
veran pasadO manana, en- juicio oral, las
causas lnstruidas por los Juzgados de Hato.
grande y Caguas contra Manuel Bonila,
por rapto; Juan Sanchez, por lesiones, vi.
cente M0renty, pOr infracci6n de la Orden
general nduero lie. Sera ponente en- la,
primer usa e: Juez asocisdo sefior Lacosta
en- las dos siguientes el de igual clase
sellor Audrey.
Aver tarde zarp6 de este puerto con des.
tho la Isla, ei yapor americana "Poncer.
Al Secretario de Estado do Puerto Rico
SO lie han deyue'to debidamente dilgencia.
dos para Su envio por conducto diplOmatico,
los extrac,os iirigdos al Tribunal de Distri.
to de Moyagiiez ror ell Juzgado municipal
de Cathedral de Palma de Mallorca en- Es-
pana.
Hoy las tres de la tarde ha debido cele.
hrar session ordinarla ell Consejo municipal
do esta ciudad.
Vacaute Ia plaza de meiico titular de Pa.
tillas, 81 ayuntamieates acosi6 proverbs psr
concurso en- ell ternino de veinte dias. Di.
cha plaza eSta dotada con ell haber anual de
600 dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05

Despachos de Manila dicen que
Aguinaldo ha escrito d las personals
de su amistad! RESIDENCES en aquella
ciudad, Ilo Ilo y otras pobiaciones
del Archipelago excitaudolas a que
prestsn la mayor ayuda possible q la
revoluci6ns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05

Sc eomunicaa1 Fseal del Tflba.
na! q ladad Sc tses.adt m.dlatsmen.
IS ii granae. para mfes igaeion De
h, i ooe1idss. J las- l,.s sGales So
$, eta u nombEan. aso dc un Juez espe.
olaI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05

Temperature maxims en las
hltimas "a horas S45
Mfnima ID i'd d.. TAI
Media id id id d...... 1913
Total, precipitation i'd id...- 010 pulgadss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
FOSFORjS i" ESTRELLITA -
VENDEN AL POR MAYOR
RleRA c. Y "LIGA De DETALLISTAS'
&c

Al Fiscal del Tribunal Supreme de Justi.
cia Sc 10 ha acusado recibo de una comuni.
cacl6n remitendo la oticina del Fiscal ge.
ner.l el sumarlc instruido en- Ell Juzgado
municipal de Comerio, por danos en- ell esta
0iec.mlsuto de don luis Santiago Rivera, >
So L. maaifesta, que de acuerdo con sus in.
dir q, Des Sc envia Il FISCAL del Tribunal
de D'striio de San Juan, para que foimuIe
conclusIones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
CABLE NEWS.

The Philippine war.
A Letter from Aguinaldo
Despaches from Manila state that
Aguinaldo has written to those OF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05
UULETIN MERCANTIL DE pTO. RICO

Sntcred ct the Post 0Acs ct San Juan, p. r.,
- second elAn matter July "A, 1900
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05

Sin ningGn acuerdo de importancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05

Hoy las tres de la tarde ha debido cele.
hrar session ordinarla ell Consejo municipal
do esta ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05

ApvRTIsrxs RArEs-ls cents, end upwards
per line
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-11-05

Aver tarde zarp6 de este puerto con des.
tho la lsIa. e vapor americana "Poncer.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-05-11
NEW VERNON.

The peach trees, which. were out in
blossom were, it is feared, injured by
the frost Monday night The outlook
for strawberries is not as good as it
was before the frost. The apple trees
are late in blossoming this year.
The public school will close about
the middle of June
Mr.. Q. M. Bailey and daugher are
out from Newark for the season.
From all appearances it is probable
that there will be planted larger
acreage of potatoes this year than for.
merly throughout Passaic Township.
We are still suffering with poor
roads in some parts of Passaic Town.
ship, which is largely owing to Free
holder Cooks abundant promises and
lack of fulfillment.
We are living in hopes that the
trolley will soon connect us with
Morristown.
The recent meeting of the New
Vernon Temperance Society was one
of the most interesting held during
the year. The address was made by
the Rev. Mr.. Freyling. of Morris
Plains and it was both practical and
pertinent to the occasion.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-05-11
IN OUR BASEMENT

Our stock on this floor has like all
I the others been selected with great
care You will find here the best Of
everything useful and ornamental,
everything moderately priced.
At $1.98, $3.50 and 1898, lawn
mowers in all the best makes, sizes
14in., 16in., and 18in
At 79c., extra size lawn seats, we do
not carry the small cheaper grades.
At 81. %, SLIGO, $1.98 and s. 2. 40, very
comfortable well finished porch rock
ing chairs.
We handle the Phillips screens and
doors, they are known everywhere, as
the best made.
At &c., screens 18x30 inches
At &c.,, screens 24x34 inches.
At $780,, screens 30x36 inches.
At &c.,, plain doors with hinges,
2x6, 6x6, 2x6, 6x8, 2x10, 6x10 and 3x0,
7x0.
At $1.25, fancy doors with hinges
same sizes as the cheaper one.
At 98c., small oil stoves, l burner.
At 81. 40, small oil stoves, 2 burner.
At 81, a good "Bissell'' carpet
sweeper.
Our stock of refrigerators, ham
mocks, croquet sets, automatic blue
flame wickless, oil stoves, ice cream
freezers, trunks, baby carriages, and
go-carts is ready for your inspection,
prices always the lowest.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-05-11
MT. FREEDOM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Glover and
daughter spent Sunday with Mrs.
Glover's parents at Flanders.
Arthur Burnett, of Bernardsville, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Jesse Clark,
Jr.
Edward Potts met with painful
accident on Tuesday. While driving
q team for Fred Savadge the horses
suddenly started, throwing Mr.. Potts
out under the horses feet. His head
and face was bruised and cut, so that
several stitches had to be taken. Under
the efficient care of DR.. Condict, he is
improving nicely.
Mrs. George A. Dickerson and
daughter, Mary, Of Newark, are visi-
tors at the home of Mrs. VIM. DECKER
son.
Fred Miller has returned to his
home in Newark after spending a
week with Walter Orr in this place.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thos Cahill, while playing out in the
yard on Saturday fell into rain
barrel filed with water. Her mamma
heard her scream and ran to her as
sistance. A physician was Immediate
ly sent for, but by the time he arrived
the child was dead. The funeral
services were held at the house Mon
day at two p. m.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-05-11
DOVER.

The members of Dover Camp, No.
go, of The Grand Fraternity, supple
mented their recent Century Run"
in fitting manner, by giving a must
cal entertainment and the Tableaux
of The Paper Doll, at Bakers Opera
House last Monday evening The
Opera House was filed to it's utter
most capacity, and about one hundred
being unable to secure seats. The fol-
lowing programme was effectively
rendered. Violin solo by Mr.. Roy
Hance, soprano solo, "Melba Waltz"
composed by Luigi Arditi, was ably
rendered by Mrs. Edna B. Stumpf; a
recitation, Jerry" by Miss Name
Baker; descriptive solo, "Man the
Life Boat" by Lewis NJ Spencer
with Miss Belle Carhart as accom-
PIANIST. The next ON the programme
was the Tableaux of the Paper Doll,
which was read by Commander W. A.
Messiah in very satisfactory manner.
The characters of the tableaux was
impersonated by Thomas T. Hickok
as Elijah Ellison; Lewis M. Spencer
as Benjamin Ellison; Mrs. o. O. Hor-
ton as Mrs. Elijah Ellison; Mrs. A.
l.. Shoemaker as Mrs. Hannah Briggs
Mrs. J. D. Shoemaker as Mrs. Tilda
Strong; Master Roy Horton as frankie
Ellison and Miss Matte Hickok as
Tillis Ellison. The story of the
tableaux was splendidly presented and
the intelligent posing of the charao-
tiers, received continuous applause.
Part two of the programme opened
with an address by President Frederick
CASTOR, of Philadelphia, who held
the attention of the audience,through-
out the address, describing the many
benefits of the three certificates. offer
ed by the Fraternity. Following the
address was a we'll executed piano
solo Fra Diavolo" by Mrs Edward
Jenkins, Frank J. Keifel gave a
comic recitation Dinkelspeil and
Kathina, at the sea shore. The
next was vocal solo, Spring by
Miss Charlotte Temby. Miss Name
Baker brought the evenings enter
tainment to a close with recitation,
"Time of Need" A delegation of
members from Phoenix Camp, No.
20, of Morristown, were present and
praised the members of Dover Camp,
for providing such an excellent pro-
gramme and for the large attendance
that was secured.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-05-11
CLOTHING

Are you looking for bargain in
clothing? If so we have got a few
specials this week that ought to in
terest you. Our clothing stock is first
class and everything moderately
priced, but we think the three items
we mention here are extraordinary
values
Lot 1-50 pair very fine worsted
trousers in dressy checks and stripes
and plack whipcords, goods that we
have been selling at "a and So pair,
to close out the lot we have marked
them 80. rs pair.
Lot 2-25 pairs black satin stripe
trousers, 81 quality, your choice at
81. SO pair.
Lot 3-10 doz. mems never rip over
alls and 10 doz. coats of the same ma
terial, regular prices Soc, while they
last the price will be SOC. a garment.
We can fit anybody in our clothing
department, always on hand full line
of Sims and stouts.
FREE With every 80 boy S suit and
over, we give base ball and bat free.
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and cerise, made of fine taffeta silk,
cut correctly and are perfect fitting.
Very fine black sateen waists at 81
and $1.75.
We have just received line of Kabc
Bust Protectors, these are intended
for use over corset when tailored
or other snug fitting gown is to be
worn, as they Great superb bust and
remedy defect. Worn without corset
they become the perfection of dis
tenders for shirt-waists and empire
gowns, weight to 5 ounces, sizes Il
to %, price only 81. Examine these
they are the latest idea in bust perfec-
tors and are giving great satisfaction.
Plain and figured net covers for
baby carriage parasols, at Soc, roc.
&c.,, ST.. 10 and $1.75.
10 dozen ladies' black sateen skirts
With ruffie and band of colored trim
ming, these were made to sell for 81,
we have marked them 49c. each.
At &C. pair, worth 121ac., 80 dozen
children S black cotton hose, sizes 8
to 90.
We have about IL dozen left of these
summer weight medium undervests
for ladies at 7c. each, value 1890.