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Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Carnegie have
returned to the United States.s Mr..
Carnegie is to give SD. 200, OOo more to
the city of Pittsburg.
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In the course of 3 million years
Prof. fung of the University of
Guelf, Switzerland, says the human
race will be legless.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-11-08

Guiteau nor Czolgosh were demo-
democrats. My, suppose they had
beene
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-11-08

And Florida is going to have a gen.
uine cattle ranch, aud will it give
birth TO trough riders?"
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seth Low, just elected may
or of New York, is the biggest politi-
cal fakir of modern times. He
imaeiDes that he is bigger and better
than political parties and cannot ally
himself with them hut wants them
to ally themselves to him. As college
president, he imsgines himself toll
Grant broad minded man, and yet was
too prejudiced and sectional to vote
for placing Lees picture in the
Hall of Fame. No president Of any
southern college would have been so
sectional and prejudiced to have re-
fused this tribute to Grant. Seth Low
is impractible in business affairs and in
no sense q broad minded man. He
belongs to the kind that is dangerous
to trust in office.
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New England thrift; the sturdy,
religious Puritan blood of that sec.
ton that came over In the Mayfiower,
found slavery thing of horror just as
soon as it became Improbable. And
that spirit of religion and thrift is not
confined to New England.
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Thursday November 18th has been
designated as Thanksgiving Day.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-11-08

Minister WI Ting Fang has heeu
recalled.
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PIGEON MILK
INJECTOR.

Cuse~ Con rr-oes and (Sleet n one % foss- days
IT. act1ou - magical Prevents structure. All
co-i1rlctS- To he carried u v-st pocket sure
preventative sent b man IN plain p.scssge
o-eu23o- on receipt OF price s. pr box three
Tor - 50 Autobiography Drug store, ocalz, Fla.
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GENTLEMEN. &c. :aa Eaw E:7e! -:s::7e-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-29
VERSION CASTELLANA

Ell Juez Holt en- su alocuci ion al
Gran Jnrado qu ACADIA de terminar r
sus trabajos en- esta Ciudal, entire
otras cosas dijo:
"Yo deseO qua estsis bien pene
trados en- la gran importancia que
entraf1a ell cargo que desc pef1ais.
Para clio os presentare un ejemplo.
Ea el transcu,so de los iiltimos
cuatro amos, los E.tados Unidos han
tenido una guerra que ha cubierto
dc gloria sus ejercitos.
La Isla de Cuba ha sido liberia
da: Sc nos ha anexionado el Hawaii,
y han venido ser las Filipinas DO.
sesiones nuestras. Un rere rentino le
vantAniento 6 revrelta en- China,
contra nuestr> s put b,ts los que
bios del Oeste. ha sii 0 sofcc ida. Los
Estados Unido rebossban de pre- s.
peridad del uno al otro extreme.
Han prosperAdo aquellos Gu va con
dici6a financiera era va Favorable:
ha prospera1o la clase media has
ta los mas necesitt d )s estaban rela-
tivaments prosperos: Ell pI Or Ma
gistrado de la Naci6n, bajo cuyo 60
SASA ho oSAo C0uO uoS 0uu AdDlh ST.
do realizaio, visit6 el pals del Este
q Caste en- medic del APPLAUSE entu-
SHASTA de sus conciu iadanos: sin
embargo, muy pronto despues, sin
causa, sin razon, siendo ir rexplica-
BILE la tragedia horribls, in motiva-
da atroz, cayo herido de muerte de-
iando q los E stadcs Unidos sumidos
on profundo dOlOr. a la hora do
su entierro ese dol or era intense to
davfa; los negocios Sc paralizarop;
las Was ferreas saspendie ron ell ira
tco; Sc dej6 de oir ell tic tsc de los
telegrafos, los tel6fonos del Aroa de
funcionar y todo qued6 sumeagido
en- el pesar y la tristeza q causa de
aquel terrible crfmen. Y atm con to-
do Ito, nc habfa po / Q bastan te en-
la nae On para imponer castigo al
hombre que cometiera sem ejante O.
bra, q mo formolar primeramente su
acusaci6n ell "Gran Jura do. y
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Libr0S de Yenta
E,SIAN " Il La VISTA EN-
la redocci6Ya de
, La Gorrespondencia de P. RI

Diccionario EncicoDedco. Htspan0 .4n.es'i-
oan0, en- 2 TomOs.
Diccionario Enciclopedico, Nueoa edicct6n
10 en- 10 Tomos
Diccionario Enciclop6 dico. Dehastoria, Bro
qrAfsa, Mstolojaa, Geogralaa en- 2 hmas. de
Edicion hist6rica. La mujer en- la huma
ndad edictor Julian F. Alcaraz.
La rincesita de los Bresoz. NoUeld por
Eugenia Marlitt.
Histora:de Europa. por E. Castelar, en- 2
Tomos.
Europa pintoresca en- 2 Tomos, edictor
La vida de los animales por ell Dr. A. E
Brelm, en- 6 Tomos.
Ell mundo iustrado en- 8 Tomos.
Panorama Nacional. por Hermeregilda.
Miralles, EN- 2 Tomos.
REVOLUTION Religiosa. por E. CASTELAR,, en-
Tomos
Historic de los Griegos. por Victas Du-
ruy. 8 Tomos.
81 mundo hsico, por Amadeo Guilenim
Las razas humanas, por Federico Katzel,
en- 2 Tomos.
Historia de los Romanos. por Victas Du-
ruy en- ! Tomo.
Revista de la Exposition Universal de
Paris afo 1889 por F.. G. Dumas, en- Tomo.
Obras completas de Mariana Jose de La
ira, por ]. Luis Pelliges, en- l Tomo.
Las plantas que curan y las que matap
por ell DR.. Kengade, en- un Tomo
A travez del Egipto. por Eduardo Todas
Guel, en- un Tomo.
Morrina, por Emilia Pardo Bazan, en- i To-
mo.
Tres Poesias, E' angel de la muerte, Can
cion de la Campaha Epistola Neral, Tomo
Los trabajos del mar, por Victor Hugo, /
Tono.
La Heroina. por Publia Ovidia Mason,
Tomo.
Poetas Liricos Griegos, por los Sehores
Baraibas Menenchez Castila Agenza en-
Tomo
Biboteca Clasica de pindaro por el lao
Sr. d. Ignacio Monies de Ocs, en- Tom en-
4 La Araucana de Don Alonzo de Erillm
Tomo.
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TOdOs los medig
son buenOS,
para estafar al pdbliCO.

En- el pueb1 de Tcrrevieja Es-
Iaf1a-f a sidD en- mes IS pasados de-
tenida una mnier que 50 hacfa pasar
por capitAna del ej4rcito.
Seg1n noticis que ahora vemcs
la pfensa de Madrid. la referidA
mujer recor,fa los puebles de algu
mas provincias recogiendo dor ativos
en- metaico y efsctcs con destino,
segdn ella decfa, al Hospital de in
vasidos de Ia Guerra, establscido en-
Gransd..
Iba exhibie ado csr.as de reco-
mendgc.6n del Director general de
Ia Guardia civil y de OF. autorida
des, y as1 Sc hacfa acompaf1.r ST por la
benemerita de un punto & otro.
En- Orihuels, donde hizo una
buena recs 1aci6D, alojo e en- la ca
50 Quartet
Vestfa traie encarnado, ]levaba
varias insignias y IA gran cruz del
Merito Militsr con distlntivo rojo.
Saludaba militarmente.
Uu delegado de la Cruz Roja
sosIe h6 que todo aquello era farss,
y despues de examiner los documen
OOS 4uD ll0VdOh COuSlSO Ia HhndAu0
capitana, la deaunci6 q las autol ida
des.
Ella afirma que teniendo ounce
an de edad estuvo en- la Ultima
guerra civil y despues en- Ia de Cuba,
peleando seis af1os por la patria, ga
nando los grades que ostenta y re-
cibiendo TIRE s herid IS
Ultimamente DECLARE Ia verdad,
intentando justifcar su conducta con
la necesidad de mantener q sus hi
jos.
Tiene 45 amos d edad.
Ignorase q la fecha la i'm.
portancia de los tfmos realizados en-
otras pc blaciones.
Regis, rlndo 81 domicilio en-
traronse 6 an cantida1 de ropas,
mantas y otros efectcs 1900 pese
tas en- metalico y varios documentos
por los cuales sc ls recomendaba.
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A los habitanteS
de la Municipalidad de s. Juan

Liable ndose recibido numerosas
quejas relativas al olor insoporUab'e e
que Sc difunce en- ciertas GALES y en-
Ell interior de mucha css's de esta
Capital, producido por Il rerjudi-
cial costumbre de f"eir bacalao y G.
tras substancias la entrada de los
portales, con grasa de msla c lida9
y en- lugares POGO vent lado; sta
Junta de Sanidad Local, te 1iend }
en- cuenta cue tales puestos de frtu-
ras no solo ocasionan molestia al ve-
cindario, sino que pueden Ger causa
de a'gunas eff rme ladies' poi 81 mal
solor que despid 30, impuriicar el al
re lacien lolo irrespirable; ha dicta-
co a disposit f6n siguient-;
Qaeda prohibida La existencia
de pusstos de frfturas en- los puntos
.centricos de a pobl ic.oo, admits sn-
dose solamerts en- los rel tbs y en-
sus a'es inmediatas. No siendo
extensive esta prohibici6a las ven
tas de dich IS FIXTURES, las q1e 81 po-
dram ofae,er al pnblieo y vender en-
cualquier parte de la Ciudad STEM
pre- que sean sitios apropi ,dos.
Los Iuspectores MuniciI es, y
los V,gil.ntas de i5anidao, qaedan
encargados del Gu mplimi nte de es-
ia disposition, deuuncis ndo q sus
mfrs c!ores las oficinss e e ia Jun
t., los que seran castigados con ARE
gio q AS leyes vige ltes so@r, deli
tos f.ltas contra la slud pdb.ics.
San Juan P r 25 de O,tubre de
1901.
, M. EGOZCUE,
Presi1ente de Ia Junta local
de Sanidad.
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La mujer de R0St and,

Todo el mundo .bs que la mu-
1er del poeta Ro stand lee los periodi
cos todas las maf1anas 'muy temrra-
no, y no'eI Itrega su marido sino los
que contienen elogios. e :, cuanto &
los que publican ataques, al fuego.
Dsbemos & este dato agregar algu-
nos otros q. hacen yer realments
el autor de ,Crysnos es el mas dicho
50 mortal
C1ando ell marido concluye una
come liza, Ia esposa la copia. La le
ira de 81 es horrible. La de ella, aa
mirable. El manu- .crito del xAi.
glons es una obra maestro caligrs.f
ca, en- pergamino impecable. Lo
guarda Sarah Bsrph ardt encuader-
nado en- olo.
La esposa es 'tambien la que, en-
los ensayos de las obras .dramatiea,
de Rostand, dirige 10 emse en- see
ne.s nj los mas viejos dir rsctores le
niegan un gran talento en- est asun
to.
Mieatras <ellaa no ha dicho: Es
Ia bien <el' no da permiso para
anunciar e. estreno. Asf durant,e
los ensayos de sPrincesa lejanas /,
gran Sarah lego q disgastarses v
dijo; J
-iRostand Sc deja DONNA + nor
su mnjer.
Mas tarde tuvo que sgteear:
-il 20 tambien! Poro ne tsl mn
Jercita tiene mas talento que noso-
tros.
Como sctriz, Sarah exag erabs.
Zero como poeta, en- cambio, no
hay duda de que madame Rostand
vale tanto como mons:ur Res AID.
Hace ounce f1cs m,blico sus veYs =.
en- en- un VI lumen titulado sMusar-
discs, y Lecoahe de Isle din.
<Su marido .biera ,raita aria .
Verdad es que el marido no era. av
tor de sCryano,
WHISKY.
~
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SabiOS franCeSeS
y alemaneS
ViSitan q GaliCia,

En- el mes passdo han estado
en- la ciudad de Santiago:
El director de la Sociedai Ar
queologica de Paris Mr.. Mefeire
Penia'ls y el secretario de la misma
Err. Bndu Ventre.
b objeto de 81 viaje a Ia ciu-
dad compostelana Ia sido visitar
l monumentos arquo'6g IS Y re-
coger de elle s fote gr ffas y date S,
rara ls /. put lfcaei0n de una memo
ria que sera leida on Ia Academia
de que forman parte-
H Dantro de breves dias LEG ran
a Ia provir cia de Ia Coruna les Sub
ditos alemanes G Stiireith er, ofcial
de IA Blbliote "a de Munich y ell doc
tor Eagen Ra nauu, professor de
IAgricu tu,a d Il Liceo de aqu ala
pc b'ac On.
Ess i tino va com 81 IN d por
\ G bierno &c A!em ania para estu
diar la fora de la regioa g .lleg..
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Ell JUEz
DE LA CORTE DE CIRCUIrO
ANTE Ell GRAN JURADO
DE SAN JUAN.
Interesa1ates pdgw9fos de $ b discuvso.
pdrvofos de 81 discuYso.
Original en- Iogle..l
DE SAN JUAN.

Iu his charge to the late San
Juan, Grand Jury Judge Holt said,
among others thi 1gs:
81 wish to impress upon you the
Importance Of your duties. For exam
pie, withirg tn last four years the
United States had war ending in
glory to its military arms. The Is
land Of Cuba wss made free; Porto
Rico became part of the United
States; Hawaii united with us; the
Philippines became our pos sssions.
A sudden revolt or distu rbance in
China against our people and the
people f the West was su surppressed.
The United States was pro spert u .
from one erd of it to the other. Tho
SIC who were in good condition finan
cially were prosperous; the middle
classes we're prosperous and the poor
were reasonably prosper Gus. The
Chief Magistrate of the Country un
der whom all this and more had been
accomplis had, travelled t rough it
from e Ast to w sst amid the plaudits Of
his ccuntrymeu but yet, very soon af-
ter, without cause, without reas oD,
the terrible transaction beirg g meanin-
gless, causeless and atrocio us,. he was
stricken down and the United States
was left in sorrow. When he WAS bu.
ried the country was still in sorrow.
It's business stopped; even the rail
roads all over the country stopped
running; the telegraph STOP p I'd click
ing; the telephones we're not workipg
and Ill was hushed in sorrow and
sadness on account Of that terrible
crime. And yet there was no power
in the country to punish the man
who did this deed unless he waslirts
indicted by Grand Jury.s
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Vapores que saldra q
PARA NEW-YORK

Relacion de los yapores que sa''-
dram del puerto de San Juan para
ell de New-York.
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EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dara
colocaci6n q dos chicos appendices
que sepan componer y distribuir.
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COlegio particular
de primera y "a ense1anza,
dirigido por Pedro Moczo Baniet.
AIumnos nternos externos Medic penslonistas
San Juan, Gale del Sol no 12 y IA
PISO PRINCIPAL

La ensef1al zscomprende "a en- este
% olegio; 10 La Instruction prima
ria. 20 La secun daria p.epara
cion para 81 ingreso en- las Universe
Eda6es 80 Clase de idionas. 10
Tet RI ! y practica de Ia Tenedurfs de
slibros. SO Clase de adorno, dibu
10, pintura y mdsica. 60 Escritura
Ien m6quina.
2vps.
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mas
~NNN eloshaya ynero
LA CoMPANIA
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ANOTHER UIERCE ROW.

lorenzo of Hill Court Again in the
 Tolls.
 Lorenzo Pierce, colored, and fre- duent visitor in the city court, will ap- pear there again this morning. His vis- yits are not voluntary ones, and this one like all those on previous occasions, will be made as result of the official persuasive powers of the police.
 Lorenzo and his wife. Temperance Pierce frequently make their appear ance in the city court. He will not es 1cape as easily on this occasion, how ever, as he has in the past. as he has torgotten his promise to Judge Dow some six months ago to keep away from the court. Last night at the Pierce home, 11S Hill Court, there was a disturbance that was objectionable to the neighbors, and the police placed Iorenzo under arrest on the charge of 3keeping a disorderly house and also Ddrunkenness.
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Clerk Anketell, of the superior court 1. and Mrs. Anketell have returned iron sa months vacation spent in Stamford x. Y.
 lain Mantel and Furniture company, is Gith his family stopping at Plainf1eld ass.
 Mrs. o. B. North of GOA Chapel street Q has been spending the summer ir
 White mountains, has returned
 le.
 IS. Maria L. Breen, principal of the
 ster school, who has been at Berk-
 Springs, Va, for her health, has
 ned.
 Misses Collins of West Chapel
 are about to start on cruise as
 tn as Norfolk, Va. They will be
 two weeks.
 i'm Sturgeon, city and night ed
 the Washington Post, with Mrs.
 9on, nee Turner, formerly of this
 re visiting friends here.
 rs. Augustus Longstean, wife of the eman at Steamer No. As house, is i'll h appendicitis at her home No. Al estnut street. She is being attended pr. Henry r. Klenke and is inlprov- 
 The department of public works has rented one of the idle street rollers to khe Abbot-Gamble company, now at york paving Goffe street with crushed one. The contractors will start work Lawrence street next.
 frs. Francis Barley, of Mt. Carmel, 4rts this morning with her niece, rs. John Fitzgerald, of Wallingford, visit friends in Jackson, Mich., ex- cting to be absent five weeks. On ir return trip they will take in the h-American.
 The fire which was discovered in the bal bins of the New York, New Ha- lVen and Hartford railroad near the re- pair shops is now not considered to be a dangerous one as the seat of the fire has been discovered and extinguished sas far as possible. < Rev. Harvey F. Burnes, pastor of 5E4OWd o c1VCIluC I1 II CllulCIl WllO been spending several weeks with his family at his farm and summer home at Pound Ridge, this state, returns to the city next week, leaving Pound Ridge next Tuesday.
 Rev. William w. Leete, D. D., has returned with his family from Tyson, Vt, where they have been spending a most delightful and restful vacation. The people of Dwight Place church, where Dr. Leete is pastor, will welcome him back to his pulpit on Sunday Sep tenber i, at which time he will preach and evening. ..
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Ladies' night was observed at the Volunteer Sailing club Thursday even ing The club house platform and floats were decorated with Chinese lanterns, as also were the fleet at anchor. At s o'clock a moonlight sail was enjoyed by the guests in the launches to Morris Cove and return. Dancing was then begun and continued until midnight. Refreshments were served and a fine evening was passed.
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NEW HAVEN ORPHAN ASYLUM Donations of the New Haven orphan asylum from July 25 to August 20, 1901: Mrs. N. A. Baldwin, for rides for Nina Lynette Nursery children, $500.
 Discount on bills-A. w. Russell, $5; the Howe &5 Stetson stores, $1.30; the Gamble-Desmond company, $3.70; J. 5. Coburn, medicines for the month; friend, 16 loayes of homemade bread; Eva, Edith and Florence Clark, papers and pictures; Mrs F. A. Rice, patch work and curios; Rogowski & Co.,, hats and trimmings; friend, q bushel and a half of melons.
 Visiting committee for September Mrs. Edward I. Barrett, 67 Lafayette street. ELIZA K. WINNING,
 Recording Secretary.
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l CT, in behalf of the Teutonia Singing society. presented MT. and Mrs. Kuster- CT with handsome solid silver ice ] water service, and MT. Kusterer re- i sponded with very pleasant speech of | thanks for the beautiful token of 1e- | membrance. The ladies section of the | Teutonia Singing society also present. | ed them with token of friendshio in I the shape of a set of resolutions being | handsomely done in silver leaves. MT kusterer responded with a very Witty speech. An elaborate supper was serV- ed to the guests, which numbered about 150 and during the repast many apt speeches were made by several of the guests. After supper dancing and games were indulged in.
 The many friends of George James of Simpson avenue, Wallinsford, who has been ill for some time with cancerous trouble, will learn with much regret that there are now no hopes entertain ed for his recovery, and his demise IS only a question of a short time. MT. James is an Englishman by birth, hav- ing been born and brought up in Bir- mingham. When a young man he dis
  exceptionally fine for lining the bottom of vessels and for many years he made lots of money. A few years ago he came to Wallingford where most of his relatives were. He is eighty-three years of age and has two sons, Howard and Sydney, and one daughter, Miss Annie. Mrs. Edwin Hobson of East Center street is sister.
 The Misses Crowley, who are occupy ing Grapevine cottage at Short Beach, are the guests of Miss Tessie Hartley. Miss Hartley has also for her guest Miss Kelly of Jersey.
 Mrs. B. w. Farnham and Mrs. Will liam Holmes, of this city, and who are stayin gat Woodmont for the summer, gave an afternoon whist at their cot tage on Beach street Thursday after noon. The play began at 3. o'clock un- der the shade of large trees, and was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. At o'clock the party broke up, and when the scores were looked over it was found that Miss Marion Sparks had the highest run. Her prize was large picture "The Bridge of Sighs'' and was very beautiful. The consolation prize was won by Mrs. Post. It was very pretty china tea strainer. Among those present were: Mrs. Charles B. Snow of Alexandria, Va, honor guest; Mrs. Archer from New York, Mrs. Frederick Catlin, Mrs. George Bunnell, Mrs. Charles Snow, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. George F. Hoadley, Miss Grace Green wood, Mrs, Samuel F. Hoyt, Miss Har- Tiett Iun Mrs Ray Munger of Wa terbury, and Miss Munger During the afternoon ice cream and cake were served to the guests.
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Brief M on ton.

E, High water to-day, 11:46 a. m.
 Munsey's Magazine for September at iT. H. Pease & Sons.
 Commissioner Thomas I. Kinney and family have returned from the White Mountains.
 The democratic registrars will have dinner at Clark's Double Beach next Thursday afternoon.
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\ Henry L.. Shattuck of Shellsburg, rowa was cured of stomach trouble which he had been afflicted for (by four boxes of Chamberlain s eh and Liver Tablets. He had usly tried many other remedies number of physicians without re- For sale by druggists.
 best physic - Chamberlain's mach and Liver Tablets. Easy to ke. Pleasant in effect. For sale by pggists.
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s9ms s0ms Blankets and Money.

Of people don't need blankets August That's the only they buy them for little REASON suggestion of cool will send the prices S the Sale You figure them e eyare: On the white blankets worth selling blankets Australian blankets On the all wool blankets worth and selling
 
 On the California all blankets
  uveS2
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Elegant taffeta silk waists, cov., cred with fine tucks on front, back !, and sleeves, trimmed with pearls buttons. Made to button in tho back. Very dressy; new sleeves, bell cuffs; black or colors. Satur- day, $500.
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Your Paper by Mail.

If you are going away you can re- ceive your paper regularly by mail without extra cost. The address will be changed as often as desired.
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b LA1HLIt RLCORE.

Washington, D. C., Aug. 30 1901, p. m. : Forecast for Saturday and Sunday < For Rhode Island and Connecticut: Gen erally fair Saturday and Sunday; light to fresh southerly winds becoming variable
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Taffeta silk waists. covered with clusters of tucks in front, back and sleeves, with novel hemstitch- ing finish, small pearl buttons on front, back and collar, Bishop sleeves, bell cuffs, black and colors. Saturday, S3.oG.
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Taffeta silk dress waists, black ouly, covered with clusters of tucking on front, back and sleeves, with hemstitching between, or made in heavy cording. Saturday, S2.9o.
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Page fCastoria-At Druggists. Cutlcura Soap-At Druggists. Comfortabes-T Chas. Monson Co. Extraordinary s-Schoenberger's 1 Fine Watches-The G. H. Ford Co. ! Last Day-Gamble- Desmond Co. Opening of Season--POli's Theater. Peruna-At Druggists. . Postum Food Coffee-At Grocers'. ] Rumford Baking Powder-At Grocers'. School Shoes--M. F. Cosgrove, School Shoes-Howe S Stetson. School Sale47The Edw Malley Co. E The Man From Mexico-The Grand.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-31

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-31

Row Arc Your Kldneyss N HoSss Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills. Sam
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-31
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New Haven, Aug. 30, 1901.