davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-01
SKIhDKI.

Towarzystwo nasze, or. 443 sko-
lektowalo ma posiedzeniu dn. 81 lip
ca $3.50, ma skarb narodowy polski.
Michdi GrOdecki, sekr. finan.
Wyseiam ma rece kasjera ma rzeos
Skarbu Narodowego Sl.08, kt6rs
skolektowaiem cd grupy mojej.
AdoD Rqczkouski, sekr or. 261.
"a Henrietta str. Cleveland, o
Ma zabawie ~weselnej u PIP. Miko-
fajewskich, W Wilmington, Del, re-
brano ma Skarb Narodowy S4.52, cd
nastepujacych osob: S. Kierski 50o.,
IL. Rozycki 50c., A. Gqsiorowski
So, L Sugalski So, S. Cylc 60, j.
Wendt 25c., A. Henryk 25c., A.
Roman 90, AL. Stawihski 10c., l..
Laskowski 10c., +. Damro 10c., A.
Wierzakowski &C., PAM Zofa Cylo
&c., Il. Zalewska So, NJ. Pankow-
ska l5o., PAM Stawihska 10c., pani
Wierska 1Oc., pani C~ieszyhska 20.
Razem S4.52.
Il. GQsioropski.
l.. Sugoiski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-01
POstep Wieku.

Gdy sPojrzymy wstecz ma wy
padki ubiegiego wieku, jak wspania-
&y postep pr~zedstawia sic naszym
oczom. w kazdym kierunku widzi-
my ulepszenia i wynaiazki, ktore
przynosza zaszozyt rozumowi ludz-
kiemu. Szczegolnie sic to sprawdza
W dziedzinie medyoyny. Move le-
karstwa, Z wieksza siia W dziaianiu
j skutkach, zastapiiy d"wnisjsze, i
przyniosly zdrowie i ~szozesoie wielu
cierpiacym duszom. Podczas letnioh
miesiecy zadna ohoroba tax sic ME
rozszerza i ME dokucza, jak dolegli-
wosci zo}adka i brzucha. Ataki zwy-
kle So maggie i wymagaja natych-
miastowej pomocy. Do dzisiaj ME
istnieje lepsze lekarstwo, jak Severy
Cholera and Diarrhoea Cure, kt6-
re jest prawdziwym przykladem me-
dycznego postepu, a W dzia1aniu i
skutkach jest niedoscignione. Me
zawiera ami atomu zlyoh substanoyi,
ale jest ziozone z czystych, ~czynnych
i ulge przynoszacych lekarstw, ktore
wprost dzia}a ma chorobe. Usmierra
predko bole. powsciaga kuroze TO-
ladka, naprawia soki zywotne, koi
podrazniona b}one zo}adkowa i kisz-
XII, dodaje energii j AyOia caiemu or
ganizmowi. Ma biegunke, cholere
morbus, dysenterye, kolki, kuroze,
neuralgia zoladka i wszystkie po-
dobne choroby przynosi szybka j
Pewna Pomoc, odwraca powody cho-
roby i doprowadza zo1adek do nor
malnego stanu. Ma chorobe letnia
u dzieci ME ma sobie r6wnego. Co.
ma % i SOC. Ma sprzedaz we wszy-
stkich aptekach i u handlarzy NEEDY
Gym. Pisz wprost z doaaozeniem De-
ny. Zadne ME jest prawdziwe be.
facsimile podpisu fabrykants w. F.
Severy z Cedar Rapids, Iowa, M
kazdym k~artonie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-01
POdziekOwania.

Dunkirk. N. Y, d. IL Hpcs 1901 r.
ia nizej podpisana wdowa pc s. p.
Franciszku Muszyhskim czionku or.
1875 u. n. p. ,Gw. Braci Kosciusz.
XII, zssyiam ssrdeozne podziekowa.
ME Zwiszkowi Narodowemu Pol.
skiemu. jak rowniez grupie CIV. Br.
Kosciuszki, do ktorsj moi MAJ mia,
zasrczyt ~naletec, "a ~rzetelne wypia.
Genie $500 jsko posmiertnego, ktore
odebrsiam dnia 10 lipca r. b. ! nara
ZEN ayo.e. ably Zwiazsk Mar. Pol,
ia piekna orgsnizacja polsks, wzrosi
jsk nsjbardziej.
KatarzyHa Muszydska,
wdowa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-01
BiurO Zarzadu Central
nego wv. Mar. Pol.
BacZnOSC!

Odtad ME beda juz wyda.
wane okolniki do sekretarzy
Grup. w tenn miejscu beda
zamieszczane zawiadomienia
cd Sekretarza Jen. dla Sekre-
tarzy Grup i czionkow z. N.
P. Niechai wisc kazdy czfo-
mex Zwiazku zwraca baczna
uwage ma to miejsce W ,,Zgo-
die czyta uwaznie wszel.
kie zawiadomienia tax, ably
by} dobrze poinformowany o
sprawach Zwiazku, albowiem
wym6wki jakoby ME byf
ma posiedzeniu Tub ME byi
poinformowany dostatecznie
przez .zarzad swej grupy ME
beda stanowczo uwzglednio-
ne.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-01

sumie $500 dol, pc a~ais mojsj sp.
F'rsnoiszce Mstsroa. Take dzieku-
je naszym cz}onkom. "a wspolczucis
mi okazane pre- udzia& ma pogrze-
bic. Szacunkiem.
PdUef Muterpd.
Wilmerding, Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-01

Najssrdeozniejsze podziekowanie
skisdsm Zsrradowi Centr. Nv. Mar.
Pol, jako tea grupie $50, "a rsetel-
ne w~ypsaesais mi poSmisrtnsgo, "
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-01

Or 4OS 10 AshLcn. Pa.

heS@oy
gruPy odbedzie sic W niedziele dnia
4 sierPnia o godz. 8 pc poiudniu W
hall zwyklych posiedzsh, ma ktore
wszyscy czlonkowie So obowiazani
sic stawic. - Jan Schwartz, sekr.,
Jan Kr.yaewski, prezes.
Or. 40 10 Carnegie, Pa.
Zawiadamiam ozionk6w towarz.
Gwardyi Kosciuszki. 70 p6froczne
Posiedzenie odbsdzie sic d. IL sisrp.
" hall zwyklyoh posiedzsh, ma kto.
re wszyscy czionkowie powinni sic
stawie, gdyz sa bardzo watne spra.
wy do zaiatwienia. Nieobeonose
Podpada karze l dolara. Braoia ma
jacy ohe6 Przystapienis do towarzy-
silva Proszeni So o przybycie ma to
posiedzenie. - Il. MaGkowisk, sekr.
Or. Al 10 Ne,o Castle, Pa.
Zawiadamiam wszystkich cz}on-
k6w, gr. Al, ze przyszie posiedze-
ME odbedzie sic d. Is sierpnis +. b..
u OBJ. Jakoba Cikowskisgo, pod no.
62 Bluff str. - Leon Czeohowski,
sekr.
Or. 2jj 40 Perth Amboy, N. j.
Ma rooznem posiedzeniu or. 256,
obrano zarzad jak nastepuie: Jozef
Bagie6ski, prezes: Stan. Kolor, vice.
pref; W2ad. Kaozmarek, sekr. prot;
W}ad. Kaczmarek, sekr. fin.; Ant.
Elk, kasjer; Konstanty Wierzbicki i
Franc. RuAnicki, opiekunowie kasy.
J6zef Nozzle wski, Stan. G6recki i
Adam Dobrzyoki, opiekunowie cho-
rych; Ant. Tar}owski, chorszy; An
drzej Go}ubiewski, odzwierny. -
Wiad. Kaozmarek, sekr.
Or, 29J u Pricebnrgh, Pa.
Ma rocznem posiedzeniu dnia IA
liPoa T. b., ozionkowis OR. 295 u
ohwalili, ably kazdy ozionek oplacai
swoje posmiertne ma posiedzeniu, W
ka.da druga niedziele Pc pierwszym
o gods. Pc poiudniu, a jezeli ME
Przyjdzie j ME op}aci, to zos.anie u
spendowany. Gdy bedzie ohoisi bye
odsuspendowany, to must sekreta.
rzowi saplacic Soc. Ia jego robote.
Mech to sobie kaAdy czionek pa
META, ~poniewat ME mo.ns picnic
day odes}a6 ma 81, q sekretarz "a nj
kogo wykiadad i pc domach kolek-
towa6 ME bedzie, DO i tax "a darmo
pracuje. - X. Zdanowicz, preies;
W. Krygisr, sskr.
Or. 49, nc Wilmington, Del.
Zawiadamiam czlonkow Tow. So
kol Polski, or. ADJ Z. N. p, il po-
sisdzenie nadzwyozajne odby{o sic
10 lipca, z przyczyny rezygnacji Sc
kretarza fnansowego, ma ktorego
m~iejsce obrano OBJ. j. Perzanowskie-
go; takze sekr. prot. zrezygnowa}, a
obranym zosta} OBJ. w. Czajkowski.
Zatem upras.am wszelkie korespon-
dencje dotyozaoe Tow. Sok6f Pol
ski, or. ADJ przesylac adresujao: Jan
Perzanowski, S18 Chestnut st.
Or. II nc NeU Yorku.
Czionkowie grupy a., ma po.ie-
d.eniu miesiecznem dnia 22-go lip
ca, uchwalili absolutna wiekszoscia
giosow, wyrazic nagane obywatelo-
wi J6zefowi Teclawowi, "a podanie
do lam ,,Zgody" No. % k~orespon.
dencji, do ktorej ME byi upowaznio-
nym.
Korespondecja owa m6giby prey.
czynic sic do wywoiania niepochleb-
mel Opinij o administacji grupy, tax
byiei, jak obecnej, ktora zawszs
przyjete ma siebie obowiazki wypel.
nisia j wypelnia, ku og6lnemu uzna-
niu. CIR. A. Patr. Tow. Sci Mai
prosze nadsyIac pod adresem: wa.
Jungsohlagisr, 1873 E. 3rd str. New
York, n. Y.
CIR 80 &c Buffalo, N. Y.
Zawiadamism wszystkich czlon-
kow or. 3S, ably raczyli sic zebrac do
hall Kosciuszko, dnia 5 sierpnia o
godz. 7:50 w~ieczorem, skad nastapi
wymarzz ma piknik Tow.:Czytelni
polsk;a; do parLn T~auton;a C,la-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-01

Ma delegate Grup Zwiszku Mar.
Pol. moga giOsowac tylko czionko.
vie Zwiazku N. P. i to " tel Grupis
tylko, " ktorej Opascajs posmiertns
do Zwiazku N. p.
Msndaty ola delegatow Sejmu
XIV zostans rozesiane do Grup ma
Poczatku Wrzesnia.
Grupy powinny sic starac, ably "a
piaci6 kaidy cent zslegiosoi pred
Sejmem.
Zwracam uwsge ma to, Re Grups
majaca zaleg,osc moze nsrszic sic
ma to, re Sejm ME przyjmie manda.
to jej delegsta.
T. NJ. HELINsKI, sskr. Jsa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-01

. Nowak Jozefa Al D 5
4 Hernes Piotr 35 600 2S6
Hernes Katarzy-
ma 80 800 ESQ
Klimkowska Ma.
ryanna % 800 ESQ
Z Panciak J6zef 80 900 500
8 Las Antoni 25 800 3O2
Las Filemsna % 800 500
449lO Paiaszewski Piotr "a 600 800
IL Zarnecka Antoni-
ma 80 800 800
IL Kolakowski VIA
dyslaw "a GOO 800
Is Rutkowski Bo-
les}aw % 900 3O3
IA I~encelewski Ju.
liam 10 900 3O3
- Dytkowski Jan 81 900 3O+
l6 Dytkowska Mioha-
lima "a 800 3O4
Il Zawadzki Franci-
seek "a 600 800
Is Zswadzka Eleo.
nora ls 800 800
10 Sopata Michaf Sc 900 $50
1920 Msjewski J0sef 25 600 $50
81 Majewska Fran
ciszka 90 500 800
90 Malinowski Fran.
ciszek Al GOO $50
80 Malinowska Anna 81 300 $50
"a Siedlarozyk Jozef 81 600 800
e5 SiedlarczykJozefa2 500 500
26 Zakrzewska Julia 50 800 $50
% Kossaok Anna 20 800 323
% Special Kazimierz 81 800 32s
90 Zielazny Jozef As 800 335
4493O Zielazny Wero-
nika SO 800 3S5
81 Iwanowski Kon-
stanty 81 600 $40
so Iwanowska Zo6a 81 800 $40
SO Krzyzanowski
Franciszek % 600 $40
"a Krzyzanowska
Faulina % 800 $40
80 Aiduk Tomasz "a 600 $40
SO Aiduk Teofla 20 800 $40
81 Wiechec Andrzei 32 GOO 344
SO Wieche6 Micha-
lima % 800 344
80 Mega Antoni "a 600 $50
4494O Or}osz J6zef 32 GOO $50
Al Swianka Micha{ So 900 $50
AZ Wrobel Wojciech37 600 $50
43 Pooiecha yakob 80 900 $50
~ Szymasrek Jozei AZ 300 $50
As Podolak Piotr &c 600 357
46 Dombrowski Syl-
wester s2 900 357
Al Okrasihski Jan 81 500 s83
As Kamihski Seweryn9l 300 se3
40 Hentz Julian 23 300 3e7
4495O Smith Micha1 90 900 3G7
81 Smith Marysnns "a 800 3e7
81 S~zynkiewicz
lgnacy 2G 600 500
SO S~obieralska Aniela29 800 377
81 Laskowska
Elzbieta 35 800 $50
55 Knottek Miohat 4s 800 383
So Hsroiarik Stefan 80 900 3s3
81 N~adrstowski To-
masz 80 GOO 4O5
IS Zimihski Gerard "a 600 400
90 Zimi6ska Wikto-
rya 81 800 400
4i96o Turek Andrzej "a 800 All
81 Turek Amelia 23 800 al
so Snie.ek wojciscb26 800 All
SO Sniezek Msryanns21 800 All
"a Staroh Wojcieoh 25 GOO AS
65 Peszehski VIA.
dyslaw 81 600 AIS
&c Pesze6ska Stefa-
mia 20 600 4l6
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-01

,ekr. Jen. Dr.. ". 4. Ru fews
81 de Korybski .
Leon A. 81 900 4l9
6S Korbel Jan 25 600 426
GO Laskowski Fran.
ciszek 81 600 429
4497O Borowski Edward 90 600 429
al Borowska Mary
anna Is 800 429
az Czsrny Jan SO 900 429
73 Chludzihski Jan 20 900 463
"a Rywalski Jan 4s 800 46s
as Rywalska Rozalia Al 800 46s
&c Niemiso Karol 81 800 40
- Maya Tomasz "a 900 4s3
rs Blusiew ioz Walsryss 900 4s6
20 Barszczewski Ka.
zimierz a5 500 4s6
449so Stachowski Adal.
bert 45 800 5O4
81 Gumowski Jan SO 600 500
80 Grauzalis Jozef SO 600 SO
SO Grauzalis Wero-
nika 80 COO $40
81 Bieszcz Maroin 80 600 $40
IS Kornacki Broni-
slaw 30 600 $40
SO J~aworowski J6zef 30 800 $40
81 Jaworowska Ma
ryanna "a 600 $40
IS Bartnik Winoenty3o 900 52l
50 Bartnik Monika 80 300 52l
44sso Wengrzyn Anna "a 800 52s
81 Misiorski Stani.
slaw SO COO 500
80 Wisniewski Wa
lenty IS 600 534
SO Wisniewska Lud-
wika 25 GOO 53+
81 Pelo Jan % 800 535
95 Balawajder J6zsf 23 800 535
06 Poremba Jozef % 600 $50
% Poremba Marya % 500 $50
% Lewsndowski
J6zef 35 900 537
90 Lewandowska
Maryanna 90 800 537
$4,000 Osieczka Mary
anna 90 800 537
Barczak Antoni 80 800 543
9Czerny Anna 90 800 429
3 Buchalski Adolf 23 500 429
Buchalska Apo
lonia 20 800 429
3 Kuderka Wiady-
shaw % 800 $50
g Siotko Stanisfaw PC 600 43O
Siotko Maryanna 90 300 43O
8 Lubs Franciszek 20 900 433
Wieozorek Ma
teusz 90 800 483
45O1O Podsisd Franci-
seek 81 800 433
IL Kacprzehski Jan 80 800 433
l2 Ratajczsk Franci-
ciszek AZ 900 4s4
10 Msrczowski Ju.
liam 90 600 442
II Msrczowsks Marta2I 800 442
10 Nowacki Stani.
sisw so 600 4i9
lC Nowacka Mary.
anna "a 800 449
IL Waszkiewicz Ale
ksander 20 500 AZ
Is Kurzawski VIA.
dysisw 80 800 AS
10 Bielski Antoni 81 600 AS
45O2O Pojawis Jozef % 800 AS
81 Omschel Pawef 2s 800 AS
% Grabowski VIA
dysiaw 90 900 40
20 Grzewinski Ma.
oiej 81 300 4S2
~ Grzewihska Ks.
tarzyns 81 800 452
rs wisniswski y6sefs4 900 400
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-01

Do grup Zwiazku ". p W Stanach ZjednoczonychP 6}nocnej Ameryki.
M nNy pna nlsgon u p~ kmyase zMhu N p ,uhvaR ma paednnu dh 27g Laa. 1901
N CYE<JILAE1 Ell.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-08-01

Il rozporzadzenia Zarzadu Cen.
tralnego
L. NJ. HELINsKI, Sskr. Jen.
DE-. w. A. KUFLEwsKI, N. L.
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
INDIANS RESIST PAYMENT.
Want Mr.. Gnge Enjoined From
Turning Over Money for Land.

A petition was filed yesterday in tho
Supreme Court of the District by Lone
Wolf, principal chief of the Kiowa tribe
OF Indians, and others representing the
confederated tribes of Kiowas, Apaches
and Comanches. asking that Lyman ].
Gage as Secretary OF the Treasury Of the
United States be restrained from paying
to anyone. $1,000. 900 held for the benefit
and use of the members OF the tribes
named. 1t is particularly asked that none
Of this money be paid to any Of the
members of the Kiowa, Apache or Co.
manche tribes.
1t is alleged that the act Of Congress
making the appropriation for the pay
ment OF this money is null and void be-
cause it IS based upon fraudulent repre-
sentations.
1t is explained that through fraudu-
lent representations the members OF a
certain commission purchased 1900. 900
acres Of the lands OF the confeGerated
tribes OF Kiowas, Comanches and
Apaches. at the rate Of 81 per acre. The
contract Of sale. it is claimed. was gained
through the inability OF the rank and file
OF the members Of the confederated tribes
to understand English.
Justice Hagncr issued an order re-
quiring the Secretary OF the Treasury to
show cause on January next why the
injunction should not be granted.
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
Five O'clock Tea Kettles.

Our New Five O'Clock Tea Kettles are
also Of the best makes only, and are
shown in the latest designs and with all
the latest improvements A charming
Xmas gift at very low price.
Brass Five O'Clock Tea Kettles. 81 q
complete. ......'.'.'''...'....
Brass Five O'Clock Tea Kettles. 81 15
fiat share complete.
Ntckelcd Five O'Clock Tea Ket- S225
ties, complete. e.............'.'..''..
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
CAPTAINS WIDOW HELPLESS
Effort 10 secure Her Admission Ia
81. EIiznbeth's,

Mrs. J. D. Cooper, OF the Episcopal Hos
pital, Of Philadelphia, Pa, recently wrote
TO the District Commissioners making en-
quiry relative to the care OF the widow of
late officer in the United States Army.
The woman has been given temporary
care in the hospital at Norristown, Pa.
and pending her removal from that insti-
tuition Mrs. Cooper desires that she be
given authority from the Commissioners
TO take her TO st. Elizabeth's.
The Commissioners referred the com
munication of Mrs. Cooper to the Attor-
ney for an opinion and instruction as to
what course should be pursued.
The Attorney yesterday advised the
board that II would be an impropriety for
the Commissioners to enter into an ar
rangement for bringino the insane woman
TO the Government Hospital for the In
sane. She is not resident OF the Dis
tr!ct. is not INDECENT, and is not possessed
of homicidal or other dangerous tenden-
cies.
Mrs. Cooper viii be informed In accord
ance with the instructions of the Attor-
ney.
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN sTUEvEN
Veteran of the Civil War Laid to
Rest in Arlington.

The remains OF Capt. Charles E. stue-
ven. who died suddenly at his residence,
40 First Street northeast, Sunday last,
were laid to rest in Arlington Cemetery
yesterday with military honors.
Captain Stueven was a gallant soldier
in the civil war. having served over four
years, and rose from the rank OF private
10 that of captain ard was mustered out
at the close Of the war as a brevet major
He was born In Hamburg, Germany,
December s, 1sil. and came to this coun-
try in early life. He enlisted as a
private in Company X. First Iowa Regi-
ment Volunteer Infantry. April 10. 1861.
and re-enlisted as u private in Com
pany A. Eighty second illinois Volunteer
Infantry. June T. 1862. He became second
lieutenant August 25 1862. and first lieu
tenant March 3, 1863
He served as captain In the Kansas
State Militia from October 20. 1879 until
January 22. 1886. when be resigned. He
was a member OF the Military Order of
the Loyal Legion Of the State Of Kansas,
Encampment No. 20. U. " L., and of
Lincoln Post, No. 3. G. A. r.
He left n widow, Mrs. Caroline C.
Stueven, and two daughters and two sons,
Mrs. Edward smythe, Wichita. Kan;
William and Emma. of Akron, Kan, and
Walter f. Stueven. of Washington.
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
NAVAL ACADEMY REBUILDING.
The Contract Likely To Go to a Bal
timorc EIrm.

The award Of the contract for con-
structing the new cadet quarters at the
Naval Academy at Annapolis will in all
likelihood be made to a Baltimore firm,
whose bid is the lowest of four proposals
received. The authorities have limited the
cost of the building to S2 $50, goo, which
involves larger contract than was ever
awarded for structure at Annapolis.
Since bids we're opened two weeks ago
the Navy Department officials. with Com
mander Richard Wainwright. the archl-
tect, and others have been considering
that of the lowest bidder and have practi-
cally agreed that II the stone used in the
construction of the building conforms to
that OF the armory and boathouse, which
are TO form wings OF the structure, the
bid VIII 60 to Baltimore.
The sample Of stone submitted with the
bid is not regarded as Of the right shade,
but II is not thought difficulty will be ex-
perienced in securing stone OF the requi-
site color and composition.
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS MEET.
President Dow Urges nm Effort to
Increase Mcmbcrship.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Missouri Republican Association was held
at 7l9 Sixth Street northwest last night.
There was a fair attendance of members.
W. j. Dow presided, while T. +. Ellis act
ed as secretary. The report for the past
month was read and approved. President
Dow delivered a brief address, in which
he urged the members to bring their
friends to the meetings and increase the
membership and influence Of the associa-
tion.
A number of members entertained the
audience with brief talks on their ec-
periences in their home State. After
passing a pleasant evening an adjourn
meni gas taken until January L.. 1902.
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
Woodward
and
LOthrOp
New York -WaSAilgl9l-Pa
Dainty and
Beautiful Gifts
On the Fifth Floor.

No place in the house is fuller OF
Christmas opportunities than our more
than half-acre Housefurnishing Store on
fifth floor. Its abundance Of natural light,
its broad alsles. It's systematic classihca-
tion of stocks. its every modern facility
for the proper displaying and selling OF
the various lines Of goods. It's most rea-
sonable prices-male 1t at once great.
satisfactory. inexpensive Christmas Ba-
zaar.
Here are displayed Dainty China. Rich
Cut Glass. Foreign and Domestic Crock
cry. Artistic Lamps, Fancy Baskets. and
Ornamental and Useful Articles OF House,
furnishing.
Here are also displayed a vast array Of
Fancy Pieces from the leading potteries of
France, Germany and Austria-rich. one
of-a-kind things. which have no duplicate
bercabouts.
Here arc also displayed elegant Limoges
China Course Services. Rich French China
Fish Sets. Game Sets, Salad Sets. Ice
Cream Sets. Oyster Plates. etc.
Also Rich American Cut Glass in a great
variety of unique and artistic designs.
rich and lustrous
Also multitudes Of practical. useful ar
ticles of Housefurnlshings-e those
things uniting economy and attractive-
ness, and very appropriate for holiday
presents.
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
New Chafing Dishes.

Our New Chaing Dishes are from the
best factories onl~ and we insist upon
having them extra well finished on the in
side pan. where the wear comes from
mixing and stirring. Even though our
prices are low. they are all the best OF
their kind and thoroughly reliable.
2-pt. Nickel Chafng Dishes, COM
plete with wrought iron stand. ~ d
Each .... .... .... 80.
3-pt. Nickel Chatting Dishes. COM
plete with wrought iron stand x "a
Each .... .... 80. .... .... 80.
SPIT. Nickel Chahng Dishes. S0 IN
complete with nickel stand. Each. ''VV
2-pt. Nickel Chatting Dishes. complete
with nickel stand. regulating lamp \, M
and side handled hot water pans. 'O'VV
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
d. X. E. AT THE WHITE HOUSE
The President Forced to Decline In
yitntiou to Banquet.

In the Presidents greeting yesterday
to a delegation from the convention Of
the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity, now
In session in Washington. there was a
warmth not usually accorded visitors to
the White House. The President is him
self "Dele.''
The delegation. headed by Senator But
ler called to invite the Pre- Csideut to at
tend the banquet at the New Willard to-
night, but stress Of public business rem
dered acceptance impossible.
a noticeable figure in the delegation
was Nun Yew Chung, secretary of the
Chinese Legation. who Joined Delta Kappa
Epsilon while in college in this country.
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
wANDERINGs IN ARIZONA.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce Tells of His Expert
ences and Gives stereopticon Views.

with Blanket and Camera in the Ari-
zona Wonderland" a story of the wan
derings of Rev. U. G. b. Pierce, pastor OF
All Souls Unitarian Church, was related
to a large audience at the All Souls
Church last night. Beautiful stereopu-
con views of the wondrous scenery of the
great Southwestern Territory were given.
The views Of the grand canyon Of the Col
orado River were especially realistic. and
Mr. Pierce's word pictures were equally
strong. The lecture was given under the
auspices of the Parish Union.
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
Black Iron CaudleStiCks.

We have a large line Of Artistic Black
Iron Candlesticks in the popular Dragon
and Snake designs. and call especial at
tentiou TO the Black Dragon Candlesticks.
which we offer with gold-trimmed. twisted
candles. at
I5c complete.
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
IOWA TO LEAVE PANAMA.
Emergency Squadron No Longer
Needed mt the Istbmus.

The breaking up Of the emergency
squadron assembled at Panama and Colon
recently to preserve treaty rights on the
isthmus has been ordered in instructions
sent yesterday TO Captain Perry. Of the
Iowa He has been directed TO proceed 20
Valparaiso, where his men will be given
shore liberty. The battleship will be
docked at some Chilean port.
The gunboat Machias, which has also
been in isthmian waters. left Colon yes
terday for San Juan and Key West. The
gunboat Concord will remain at Panama
and the gunbuat Marietta at Colon.
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
Her Liberty short-Lives.

Jessie Mccoy, who has been enioy,ne
liberty for more than a month. was again
a prisoner in the Police Court yesterday
on charge of vagraney. Policeman
Neviil testified that he had seen her in
foxicated i've OF six times duriu- tbe
past three weeks, and specified the dates
Judge kimball sent her TO the workhouse
for thirty days in default of a fine of $40,
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
Setwell Closet Sets for Men.

The Setwen Closet Set makes an ideal
Holiday gift for men or boys. 1t viii
teach the boy to keep everything in its
place. Il; helps the man 10 utilize all the
srace in his closet. 1t comes in complete
sets. or you can buy the separate pieces
and make up the set as you think best
The complete set consists OF
folding and self-lockIng trouser or
skirt hangers.
4 folding and self-Ioeking coat or Jack
ct hangers.
2 extension shelf bars, with screw
hooks.
1 door loop and screws.
shoe or slipper holders and screws.
SITS fol- set.
Fifth floor.
The Washington times., 1901-12-13
Xmas Dinner Sets.

Our new open stock and complete Din
ner Sets offer an unusual opportunity to
secure the best possible Dinner Set for
any amount you may desire to give. We
quote few items and invite inspection.
1oo-DIece English Dinner Sets. $50
,I5.D,.e. white Dime, Set, $3.50
Dinner l1s,Pisss sss,.'a. Decorated Border $3.50
piI5cP 1i5cPisss ssi, Decorated Decorated. american $500
,.Y 1ost ss,s tsisee Limoges China Din $3.50
D,us.E lSS.plsss ss:, Havlland China $3.50
DiHssP 1Ss.Pi;ss ss,,.l'..f Haviland China $500
100-piece Haviland China S30 m
Dinner Sets, border PATTERN. ''V'VV