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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15
Cine eole 3bat.

Cine Dspsi6s an bas 9lsp gorfsr
,,SournaI" aus 2iHabou meIbst: Die
,a6nisin bon pOrtusaI rettete in Gas'
cuIs, einsm 9absort, Elm WsnidsnIsben.
Die 8bnisin tpObnt sur 3sit i'm tbnisIi.
den S6Iob in @useuIs unb befanb iid
am Strunbe. bon no aus iie beobuhtete,
tpie ibr 8ootsmann @atalas Groom. isin
Boot mad Der 8dite ruberte. 9lbsIi6
tpurbe bas Boot turd eine 8eae umee'
i6Iassn, GroOm'S Nrm ipurbe sebrobsn
unb bic llntsritr6muns rib ibn in bic
lisfs. 9ie &6nisin III eine uOrslsItde
S6pimmerin unb ibren 8oOtSmann in
@sfabr isbeno. itlrste iie ii6, beuor ibre
8ssIsiter iis buran binbern tOnnten, in
poaer @aroerobe ms Baifsr. 0iit eini.
gsn irdftisen St6bsn batts iie ben gr'
trintenoen errsi6t unb bieli ibn 70 lanes
iiber @aKer, bis 9oote bic Rsttsrin unb
ben 9srettetsn aufnabmen. Groom
lpurbs na9 bem fbni8Ii&en BuIait &c.
bradt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15
IuRlanb fdnet bersits NIT benz
9dncerraube an.

@eneral 9inepiti6, bsr aommanbant
Der ruHi6en Sruppsn, bat bic frembsn
aonIuln, 6urd ben ruiiiiden 8oniul
Oificisa bsnu6ridtiet, bnB Oas 2anb auf
Der SIubieite, sssendber ben ruiiiiden
uno beutiGsn 4niieolunsen, auf @runo
bes @rObsrunssredts bon RubIanO annei'
tirt tporben lei. glae ausldnber, bic
auf bsm anneftirtsn @sbists @runbsissn'
tbum bsfssn, mdiien iOfOrt ibrs ans
iprias seltsno MAIDEN. ba ipdter feline
mebr beriidii6tist tperben. BeI giisns
babn. .Gissntbum iotuis 6us 6ftIide Ar.
isnaI bsfinbet iid in bem anneltirten
9srriiorium. Die 8oniuIn tpsrbsn ss'
sen bic 9Inneftion proteitiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15
TcIat man uidbt 0SilaelmS 9lds
men, mus Oeutfd,lanb rnds
tpdrtS aebeu.


Winifsr b. WiqusI. Der fsqbertretenbs
8orlissnoe i'm preubiiden StuntSminiite'
rum, bat seleeenili6 oer DenfmuIsein'
peibuns in Siloesbsim eine Siidreos
bonn Stupel selafsn. Die einisermuBen
an eine @uilbbaQ.Reb zines eneIiiben
Bremiers etiunert, oa tie Elm sanses &s.
sisrunesprosramm entpidslt. @r fors
Oerte bic anipeienoen. bic natiirlib allen
Parteieu anseb6rteu, auf. bic pistb.
i6aftli6sn unp politiiben @seenidBe
fallen su lafen. 8iIbelm l.. iaete Wls
qusI, bssnbsts ben troitlOien 3uitano.
IN pelhsm bic 3erriienbeil bes 8ater'
Ianbes bafebe sur Obnmu6t perurtbeilte
uno Der IuSbeute oeS Iuslanoes iiber'
eab. DaS neue 8eib 1T cine Waht
eriten Ransss, tpeldes Der gnfel bss
eriten liIbelm binausfubrt Iber bic
Wesre sur @eItmu6titeaune. Das 9ln'
pahien Der 8ep6Iferune, Der aeipuI!iSe
aufitwuns bon SunOel. Snbuitris uno
Shiffabrt prrbinbern bnS neue &eid, ii6
oaraui 3u bsidrdnfen, nur elne @ontinen'
taIma6ts su isin. Seute fam es ii& nur Ou.
rum banbeIn. unisrm Saiier pctipdrts
su foIsen; psnn bas ni6t 8eihiebt,
muB Deutitlanb rddpdrts seben.
Deuifdlanb bat 200 Sabre sei6lafen
unb muB nun unenolid piel 8etidumtes
nabbolen. Das fann aber nur sei6e'
ben, psnn aae Burtsien i'm NcbIe oeS
8atsrIaubes einis iinb uno bic pirib'
i&aftIi6en Streitfrusen niat auf bic
Spite treibsn. g9sr onS tbut, eribpert
Die @irtbidafispOlitif bss &aiisrS.
tpelds bic Streitfrasen aussIeiben mil.
Serrn b. WiqusPS Rebe tuiro uaeemsin
aIs cine nsue Nufforoeruns sur BOIitit
Der SummIuns aasr ituutssrblItsncen
Partsien aneeiebsn; benn mag aud
nod iopiel Inberes ii6 selitpeiie in benz
poIiiiitsn 8Oroersruno iteaen, bic @Irib'
i6aftspolitlt III Oas @niideiOenbe fur
Oas nd6ae Subr pOlitif6en asbens in
Dsutiblanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15
Giienbabn Seittnbelie.
Erit uno Wnomina QaIIen GiIenbahn go.

Grie uno Bpomiug 8ale1 GiIeubnbn 60.
3eiitabglle in Strait ben H. September 1900.
3lise fir capltp unp Fale punfts, III Dam
Icy grbinbuuS NIT Der Grie 9iienbabn fur Nsip
yprf, Hspbursb uup 3piIbrnitatipnsu madenp,
puInNtu Scranton um 7.r5 Wrrsrns uup 2.25
Rahm.
;3ass fummsn an in Scranton nm 1890
ROrstns uup $40 Abrues.
9rlapare, eadaunnnn un0 9eiiern Sabn.
9n Strait Ten TO- SUM- 1900
Iolid-gtrIaet Scranton fur Htp gprf
nm Las, 300, $40, s o uuo 1905, goTmit.
tags 1855, 1888 unb $40 9ia1mittass. 5ur
Vbiaespbia um 40. 500 une 1905 WVr.
gems ~ 80 une 3.33 Hahm. 8Hr StrUuts.
burg, UNI 6.t0 Nabmittass. Wilts uup gle.
rpmmppatlOus. .3us um $40 Rabmittass. gr.
rsibt Scbcisu un 6.55, 7.1S, 9.16 WpreeHs I;
t2.0S, 2.47. 4.4S, 7.t9 uue s.3S Natmitiaas
Grrtitt pbiaetIpbia nm 1000 Wpr. LOG.
3.4S, 600 une S.23 Radm. Susibt Scranton
ppu Nsp gOrf um ii 30, LOS, Nc uup 10 20
WOr. 100, t.52, 5.33 unp S.45 Rapm Ben
Stroupsburs UNI S.n5 Dicrssus
W0rolid -StrldBt Scranton fur SuHdlo une
3pilbtuitatipnsn, um II 80. 40, 4.tO unb
$50 Rcr.; t.55 uub 5.lS 'Rabm. 6ur %
psap unp SpratuIs I'M 4 10 Wpr. unb .55
Nahm. Mir lltita, UNI t.t0 Nipr. uue t.55
Dbt ItNhi'hlt y Nv dShpA tsNp
unp 5.4S Na6m. 6ar Nibollpn um A. 0 uub
els Nabm. 6lir Siugbamtpu, 10 25 Born. II
8 30 Natm. GIItiht Scranton ron SuHalr
um 1 30, 2 55, 5.35 uub 10 100 ROr.; $3.50
uup 8 90 Na6m. Bon Ssptsp uno Sgrasui'
um 2.55 gpr. 1898 unp $50 Nd6m. Bon
Syraeu1s nm 500 Nahm. Bon llli,a I'm 81
Mpr,; 1898 uuo $50 Natm. Bon Ni6pl
Iou um $50 Wpr. uub 500 Nabm. 8pr
Diuutroit um ,7.55 unp 10 90 Wcr.; 3.2l
une $40 gla6m.
8loomsburg 9ibiiiOn-gnIiBt SrautpI
fir NcrtbumbGrIanp I'm Gas, 10 O5 Wlpr.
f.55 une 5.50 Rdtm 6iir plpmputb nm .O5
$40 S.55u. tt.35 9iaGm 6ilr Ndnre is, S.iI
Rpr. Grrsibt RortbuRbullnp nm 9.35 Mpr.
t.t0, 500 unb As gabH. Grrsttt 8nntt
cote um 9.i0 Wcr. 9uribt plymouth um 2O
4.32, $50 unb 10 80 8prm Grrcibt Srdr
ton ppn Npribumberldup um 9 AZ Mpr. u
35, 4.50 unb S.45 9iabm. Bon giautiepfs III
fi.0O Mpr. Bon pIYmcutb UNI $50 Wpr.
800 une 5.35 nne lilo Hatm.
ScnutaaSs 3nae.
si0lih h-gtrlaBt Scranton I'm 40, 3.0I
$40, $50, zoos Wlpr.; 1888 $40, unp 81
Ndhm.
Rorolid -8rlGbt Scranton I'M ii,35, 1
10, 4 10 WUr.; t55 uub 5.lS Rabm.
Bloomsburg 6ibifou -grIGBt Srrautr
I'm iO.O5 WVT. uns $50 NaHm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15
ttnterf6Ieife in Cuba.

Die ssbsime unteriudune, Die isbt in
Sapana ssftbrt tuiro, fOa dbnIi6s Inter.
Ihleife ipie ben bsriibtieten Hselp.SaQ
entbaat baben. Cine Hd6liss Dur6.
Ett Der Rshnunsen peridieoener 0s.
partsmsnts fol- 9inee su Gage sefbrbert
babsn. sssen pslds bic 8strdsersien
Reslps uno Ratbbones elm reines 8inOer'
IpisI Iinb. Die llnteriubune i6rsitst
natlrIi& Iunsiam pOrpdrts unO pirO
pieasi6t niht Dor benz l. Sunuar ubss'
i6IOHsn iein, absr bereitS 1T eenus ent'
bIat. baB bic 8ldtter ihon i'm Stanos
Fnb. Ofsns AniIasen tpesen 8eri6Ieu'
osruns eeeen bas Sn8enieurs'D Depurte.
msnt su srbsben unb aufgufOrbsrune@sn,
2uolotpS ii6 bsreit eriIdrsn iie su bsipei.
fen. 6. B. @rpoo. 8sOattsur Der
,9u6a," rsite ilrslid na6 ben Der
Stauten ab, nm in Nntpeisnbsit Der BE-
ihuIoieten Dor csm arieesietIetdr iein
8ebauptunssn su betpsiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15
Bob purh SSaiiua.~

Die auf ameritantiben Colleges berrs
ihsnoe llniit,e, neu eineetretene Sdiiler
bur6 bic altersn aGerIei 8siie Sorturen
,u unternerfsn, bat piebsr siueu Cob
psrunIubt. Der l2idbriee Smiley 8rOpn,
Elm ShiiIer Der porter DliIitarp Iea.
osmp, in @barIsiton, g. g.. ftarb an ben
8erlssunsen. Ole er ii6 bel elmer ioldsn
@sIssenbeit suseiOesn. 9ls unOeren
Sunssn tparfen ibn, pie es friber llius
mar, in Elm l2 5us iisfes, nit @smsni
betlsioeteS 8ab. SIN bem Babe par sur
3eit fein gDuHer uno 8rotpn sOe iib Be
Oem Sale bic 8rIssunssn gu, an oener
sr farb. ST peiserte iib Dor ben
5oee, bic Ramen Der ShiiIsr nn3ueebsn
] bic Jpn in bus Dab esipCrfsn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15
MnOeutmgem fit YianO &anfer.

@snn utant SGue 8ertGufer Sntru.
WutperbaS IeG mu6t mBtraut ps&er
Sud prn eusr gSaorsn ns &Gue MAIDEN fam. if 3urausns
plrola
Der 8sftr stie Pauus gabI bon Gsnusbuuns
bab uwsbuit emp 1T Yuuo Grnnsaitn
brla 9SIanoS mp0lput
n ben melten aun DuTer
bat Sbr insS 8anO hm @snbImer be,ab
bR @ommlllon nub u bem Briie aeetnet
Gabrt in 1912 Wbn tf unOS psruuf bic
ea babes obbuoe bem
Der bbdhm @brtuttet Ynno Contribution
Die bite ane fir &dufet Huf bic
anen iowe Gamblers p 9eObe ner 0uuer
bBt Ton Auatdt befb ei
braud eunt OouB Sdu,
@rpt nui NprdnUnen tanten
betlaHen muB.
Stf BanS no bdntn eenaufn prdfunan unteporfn
babsn nod 4un S6tpdt erseben
8erB nwmu ba Saupb anos Uetanismus it, ben
Sbr b, baB snsh 9be S6r ebst
Stf glano Sutueu 8dnhern uud ,suasn in beibsn
ben @eouutsn Sic iinb pOlfdnoie."
98Intt ion Sbuen BuuO peun dnebe babel ben
9rs snbab Sb ps Sic Gbe Sic bsraubl
bdbn f6 bu @elenbat sseebn bate
Stf PIanUS re 4nbeatt ibres
tdntii6en 8ebs8. &ein buBrr Prs fur bic Stipulation.
Obne SeGdf6tsun8 Sbrer Abnt u mOsb
BET uns 9Sw prn em atoBersS ENFORCEMENT % ebaun PnUs
prEld nssn Brien,8anUs wsIe brmbet poroen paren
Geo. co. :Etettt.
1873 &DOming Nbenne, scranton, Ya.
Seines fimmen cine Spe,alitat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15
Toote sbearGo.
Observation-Disclosures.

Der lluttSsibuttt ;siat BEN bsutltsn publi.
fun ron nab unc frrn rrssbsut an, eab sr bic
Butbihaft pss Ssrrn @sCrst 8tbr in Siblsy
FGunib iibTupmmsn bat. 9tenmanu pire bic
bdtru @trGufs, GiearTsu une ,upcrfOmmtnoffs
Steitnuus bfi mir ppriiuesu. Gs smpfsblt iid
bfffEs. Sturi SraufftT, Wrtb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15
Gouis - Gubmann's
WotFl,
1923 nuS 325 Sprnte StraRe

ct. aouis anbsuisr 8uid uuo Q. Robinion
Biere. BerIiuer Beibbier. Bon @einen uuo
9iau0rsn msroeu uur bic erprobttten Rarien
ssfibu. Better Rortsr uno ale
0Barme une falte Spetfen
,u sosr Sasssa,it. I'LL. StIiiatsftH Der Sab
res3sit Cine rsi6baItiss auswahI osr bsfsI
Gi8arren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15

Die fsinfisn 9rudarbsitsn in Der Stabt,
Sisfsrt bic Office Sss ,,8o4snbIatt."
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-13
LOVED FOR HIMSELF.
Queer Marriage Resulting from . Pecu-
liar VIII.

Queer Marriage Resulting from . Pecu-
liar VIII.
Here is story told without saying
whether it is fact or fiction: Hawkins
was an eccentric. old man. and in his
will it was found that he had made his
youngest son. Henry, his sole heir. on
condition that he should marry within
two years. It was a surprise to the
community, as Henry was worthless
fellow and rarely on friendly terms
with his father. Henry at once be-
came the topic Of conversation. Ev-
erybody was wondering what mystery
would develop from such an odd be-
ginning. and there were dozens OF
stories afioat to the effect that Haw-
kins was miser and had left bundles
of money hidden in odd corners Of his
rickety old shanty that had become
the sole property Of his son. Henry,s
name soon drifted into the papers all
over the country. Az result, bush
els Of letters from manageable WON
en- and wild-visioned girls came to him
in the form Of proposals. On the last
day Of the allotted two years Henry
Hawkins and Belinda Scenes stood Ia
the registry Office, where 1t. was nj
ranged the ceremony should be per
formed quietly. IF could only feel
sure that you love me and that you,
are not to marry me for money. how
happy would bel" said Henry. '4But
you ought to know" protested Belinda,
chat it is because I love you. for you
know have s25, 900 % my own
though, OF course. that ID nothing 10
your fortune" The ceremony was
performed. $50 yoM love me for nv
self. alone. Belinda r. sid Hawkin1.
"Just you and nothing else." inaisted
the bride Of . moment. I'm "a Si1ds ~
said Hawkins, tenderly. ..It's y lgCrtsat
relief, for my money Il III ~ myth,
Belinda. VIII you please ~ TIL III
.-TH-Bits.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-13
!. So j J J I|'I,gl !.
Annually =, Says Take
HOODS ! ! J !,
81 l'sla ,Ia|ls!'', 4! I! I !.

b. = :
In the spring those Pimpies, Bcils.s
Eruptions and General Bad Feelings
indicate that there are .cobwebs sin.s
the system. It feeds. ! thorough !.
brushing, and the best brush lis
Hoods SarsAparilla, which sweeps
all humors before It.. This great
medicine eradicates scrofula. sub
dues, Salt Rheum, neutralizes the
acidity which causes Rheumatism
in short, purities the. blood and
thoroughly renovates the whols
physical system.
= 1--WE have used Hoods safsapa-
: rllla and It has given the best Of
satisfaction, especially as O. spring
medicine. It builds up the general
system and gives new life." DWIGHT
C. PARK, Whiteland, Indiana.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-13


You have heard Of Swansons.. s
DROPS Rheumatic Cure, still you arc
suffering from rheumatism and other
diseases that this remedy so surely
cures Many Of your friends have adj
vised you to use it, and yet you hesi-
tate before giving it trial. Why de-
lay any longer, and why waste any
more money and time? You will GER.
tainly find what you have sought I'm
vain for, and we are confident it will:
do for you what 1t has done for others
similarly AFFLICTED. II all knew what
thousands know Of the efficacy Of s
Drops as a curative as we'll as pre-
,ventive Of any ache or pain known: to
the human body, there would not be .
family in all America without bottle
Of swanson's s DROPS Rheumatic
Cure. You can try 1t for the small
amount OF 25c, on receipt Of Same
will send you sample bottle; or, send
us a Dollar and we will send you .
large bottle prepaid by express, con-
tanning 300 doses, DROPS is the
name and dose. Free from opiates in
any form. Absolutely harmless, Q
child can use it as well as an adult.
For further particulars write Swanson
Rheumatic Cure Co., 160 Lake St.
Chicago.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-13
Proper Procedure

Proper Procedure.
who's that in the parlor?' asked
Mr.. Crumso.
"It is Mr.. higgins, an old flame Of
Margaret's" replied Mrs. Crumso.
can old fame? Put him OUT
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-13

LABAsTINE Is the original
"a. and only. durable wall coating,
\ entirely different from all kal.
somines. Ready for use IN
white or fourteen beautiful
AIDES naturally prefer ALA.
y. BASTIND for walls and cell.
1nS1. because 1t u pure, clean,
durable. Put up In dry pow<
dsrsd form. in fys.pennd pack.
i. IL kalsomines are cheap, TEN.
\ porary preparations made from
\ whiting. chalks. olays, eta,
and stuck on walls With de-
coying animal glue. ALABASs
~ TINE IL not Q kalsomine.
y EwARU OF the. dealer who
sh hla - g. san A ~ {Hu VS. . g
.'something Just 40 good" t1o
70 either not posted Or y try.
y ing to deceive you.
ND IN OFFERING something
he has bought cheap and tries
\ to sell on ALABAsTlNE'9 d.
mands. no may not realise the
" kalsomihe on your walls.
: ENsIBLE dealers VIII not buy
y Q lawsuit. Dealers risk one by
selling and consumers by using
INFRINGEMENT. Alablstine Co
own right to make wall coate
ing to mix with cold water.
HE INTERIOR WALLS Of
every church and school should
DO coated only with pure. dur
able ALABAsTINE. II safe.
guards health. lIundrsds of
tons used yearly for this work.
N BUYING ALABAsTIN1
customers should avoid got.
ting cheap kalsomines under
different names. Insist ON
having our goods ~ pAckAgoo
and properly labeled. 4
yistcd 81 xIsABAsTINH. is
can bNsussd on plastered 10y
Voo6 CEILINGS, brick or cans;
va. child can brush - o.
SIt doeS not rub OF $500 @ ,l.s
~ h iy1ADIIeHED A favor. ehsl5
4 Y; IN imit Ions. AK paint laA..
e. A. ss0f o. drugGt ut for TINT cAtes
write N for nSere9flnks no98s
hi: free. AI.X6AeTlN0 CO.
sgl Grand Raptd Mich. A
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-13
Hi. Po..e..,on..

The rich and rapid young man was
not succeeding very well in his suit
With the poor but sensible young
woman lie was anxious to win.
But, Fannie" he urged, II have
fifty thousand year."
''Eifty thousand wKat?' she respond
ed. bad habits ?"-Detroit Free Press.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-13

and will send a colony Of French FAM
lilies from Canada to cultivate it.
Some Of the enterprising merchants
Mt Williston have put in soda fount-
aims. and. in the absence Of other bev-
erages, the boys will cultivate the
taste of soda water this summer.
Gavin Ross. q farmer living just
Eercss the boundary near Emerson.
was killed last week by falling from
his sled. striking his head on the hard
ground and fracturing his skull.
George Garbutt, who recently opened
the bottling works at Grafton, is maxi
ing arrangements to have water
shipped from the Walhalla springs to
use in the manufacture of his goods.
While returning from Armenia, where
he had given q concert, the Casselton
boys were spilled rather unceremoni-
ously from their rig, and their instru-
ments suffered considerably from the
mud. I@
The term of the supreme court ut
Fargo was one Of the largest attended
In the history OF the state. Seventy
five lawyers were present at tile call OF
the calendar. Twenty three applicants
for admission to the bar presented
themselves. idcluding three ladies. ~
The total vote on the proposition t0
build n iail IN Nelson county wal M
follows: For building, 21a; agains.,
032;; maj 0rlty against the prop Hon
7l3. Many who voted against the;prpf,.
osition. tits Aald, did % not bScaus1
they did not want q jaiI, bit were ING
the Of1lnfOn that IL was NOT ~ fnfn6jS IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
A Saving of Is to 80 per cent.

ate Skirts, Cheviot Cloth, box pleat in
back, flounce effect, finished with rows
Of stitching.
At $7.25 INSTEAD OF seas
Tailor.made skirt in English Cheviot
Cloth, box pleat on back, trimmed with
rows Of stitching.
At Sil.25 INSTEAD OF $l4.00.-
Tailor-made Skirt in Rough Cloth,
deliberately trimmed with ~taffeta, ap-
pliqued in scroll designs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

At STATS INSTEAD OF Sle.5O.-
Tailor-made Suits Of Cheviot Cloth,
double breasted, semi-fitting jacket
lined with %taffeta, skirt entirely new in
shape, with box pleat effect.
At $3.50 INSTEAD OF S37.00.-
Tailor-made Suits Of Zibeline Cheviot,
Eton Coat, with double breasted effect,
faced with peau de sole, Tapped seams,
skirt with double box pleat and lined
with taffeta silk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

At $3.50 INSTEAD OF S24.OO.-
Tailor.made Suits OF English Cheviot,
short, stylish, tight. fitting coat, faced
with silk, skirt with box pleat and lined
with percaline.
At S2i. 90 INSTEAD OF $780,
Tailor-made Suits Of Rough Cheviot
Cloth, short top coat effect, skirt with
box pleat; suit finished with lap seams
and lined with ~taffeta silk.
At S6.75 INSTEAD OF $S.75.-Separ-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Toilet Articles
and
Preparations.

Section C., extreme rear, not sent
c. O. D..
Hair Brushes, all pure bristles, at lec.,
regular 25c.
Military Hair Brushes, unoleached
b%rystlcs, extra stiff, at Csc, regular soc.
Nail Brushes, polished wood backs,
assorted sizes and bristles, al l5c., regu-
lar 25c.
Cloth Brushes, large sizes, black and
vhlle bristlcs, at 24c., regular soc. ,
HurI handle Whisk Brooms, covered
TOPS, at lOc., regular l5c.
Rubber Water Bottles, best quality rub
Der, / quart 45c., 2 quarts 4sc., 3 quarts
Dressing Combs, in rubber, SC. and &c.
each.
Scotch horn Combs, lOc. each.
Pure Glycerine, 2.ounce bottles, SC.
Cod Cream, rose perfume, SC. jar.
Camphor Ice, SC. box.
Puiyerizcd Pumice Stone, large box, &c.
49, Hazel, best quality, H-pints, SC.
Am nonia, extra strength, ! pint, &C..
Violet Ammonia for the toilet pint, &c.
Egg shampoo, the best cleanser, lOc. jar.
IlrIna Cologne, 4-ounce bottle, lsc.
Violet Toilet Water, 4.ounce bottle. lSc.
Extracts, all leading odors, ! ounce, lOc.
Snowflake Tooth Powder, Sc.
Pcrtumed Talcum Powder, &c.
Day Rum, sprinkler tops, l2c.
Florida Water, S-ounce bottles, lac.
strengthening Porous Plasters, &c.
BoraX Toilet Soaps, large size cakes, &c.
Iolette Toilet Soap. 3 cakes in box, lOc.
White CASTLE Soap, 2-pound bars, lSc.
Jap Rose Glycerine Soap, large bar, &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Great Reductions
in the
Upholstery Store,
Sd Floor.

comparatively short lengths, and enough
in each piece TO cover chair or sofa, to
make a table cover or single door por-
tiere-fast colors, too.
The double-faced $3.25 kind at csc. yard.
" single A" 200 "S5c. -"
LIS soc. a"
New patterns White Irish Point Cur
tains, Renaissance Designs.
At $500 a pair, were S6.7S and $3.50.
At $500 a pair, were $500 and $500.
IL new patterns White Nottingham
Curtains, 81 long, at $l.45; regular
SITS and $500 a pair.
IL new patterns White Nottingham
Curtains, g.! long, $l.eS, regular
$2.50 and S2.75 a pair.
u new patterns White Nottingham
Curtains, 81. long, SEAS, regular $500
a pair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
New Stockings Less Than Makers Old Prices

A lot OF Imported Stockings that can
fact, they are less than the makers prices
know, has been making some pretty big il
AT l2Hc. INSTEAD Of lec. and 25c.-
Women's fine gauge Black Cotton Stock
ings, high spliced heel and double soles,
also striped and two tone fancy.
AT lec. INSTEAD OF 29c. Women's
Fine Gauge Black Cotton Stockings,
high spliced heels and double soles,
guaranteed stainless.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Black Dress Goods.

V'ITHF Y IIVT
At 39c. YARD.-3S-inch All Wool French
Serge. Good weight and fine black.
Regular Acc.
At ACC. YARD.-46-inch All Wool Surah
Broche, a stylish, durable fabric.
Regular Csc.
At SOC. YARD.-43.inch English Mohair
Crepons, in pulled and stripe designs.
Regular Sl.OO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Cotton Dress Goods.

Second Floor
At l21,c. YARD.-32.inch Printed Ba.
tis,es, fine quality goods and beauti-
fully printed in fast %colors.
At lac. YARD. 3O.inch Best Grade
Domestic Dimity, the quality and de.
signs are almost equal to the imported
goods at so per cent. higher price. ~.
At l5c. YARD.-32.inch "Royal Fabric"
woven zephyrs in stripes and checks,
strong clear colors.
At lac. YARD.-32.inch Corded Mus
Iinettes in handsome silk designs on
white. tinted and dark grounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
New Paris Trimmings and Neckwear.

A gathering Of the new first cTneets from across the water in TACT So lev that
and yet the simple, TOO and both ht fairly PRICED: Lace Baroes' S%Tts and ni. Collar ss and
Of chiffon trimmed with dWhesse lace: CoiOred satin Stocks, quite new and anurins;
an $500 Passementere. Innovations in elegant Garniture; black and eolGTed
Spanges. We have veym much improved this department of late. You will o find
it the most complete and satisfactory store o fits kind in New York.
At 4c. YARD, REGULAR 7c. AND 81 OO-A lot Of very pretty Cut Jet Passe-
nentera in ZEN dFfeptna ternS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
A Great Sale of EmbrOiderieS
Makers Sample Strips at IL to 1-3 Price

These are some OF the very newest and choicest things We have ever offered.
New York Dry Goods ditic, but com in strips direct from ST. Gall, the centre Of
the embroidery industry o. the world. Being bought before the advance in prices
(which the latest adWces from III ST Gall house put at 40 per cent? it is almost
Csc, 29c, 35c, Acc, and soc. yard. Sold in strips only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
frederick Totser 4 CO.

m. co- Mao,e Mems fancy
4SSs lOI FlSh . Numbered Shirts,
$500 stripes and fig.
Fancy Shirts. match ulss' S''I i, 'I is tho 10
best lot Of the season. Regular $1.0O
Shirts for Acc.
40c. for Mems !, a , recent SGm :; change shiy;
and Boys makers is respOn.
$1.OOtO$2.OO slSie for n,it the very cry
ldnneI SnlrtSs these I,095 Elan.
Section b. nelS h irts for
men and boys. The retiring member
made good shirts, but sometimes kept
them too long in stock. We pay the new
firm less than half the cost OF materials
in these shirts, and We offer them at the
lowest prices ever made on equal quail.
ties. The mems shirts are made OF fino
white flannel with attached collar, and
are worth $l.50 and $500. The boys
are made of blue, crews, browns, modes
and white flannel, and are worth $l-O0
and Sl.5O. All marked 40 cents.