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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20
PONCE

Ell sahado eLbarc6 para Nueva YOrk.
Ion Nicolas Santlni, administrator dt Ia
fabrica de cgarrilos '.Los Tres Escu:os."
u Fu6 una verdadera demonstration de
duelv el entierro hecho Iscea Dia1; 8
concurliendo todas las c'ases ciaes de
esta cindad.
Llevaban las cintas del feretro don Joa
quin Rodriguez, don Julian Atiles, don
Ramon Mayoral, don H'ginio Lopez y don
Juan Pericas.
Presidian el duelo: don Guillermo Schuck,
don Simon Moret, Lcdo. don Angel Acos.
ia Quintero, por ell partido federal; don
Miguel Porrata Doria, por la iamila del
inado; don Americo Marin don Euge
oio A stol, por la prensa periodical.
Sobie ell ireu 50 vefan differences curo
uas cen las signIentes inscri; Gil nes:
s.La Democracia" al bupn pueriorri
queflo Evaiisto Izcoa Diaz
sRecuerdo de tn famlia.'
"Recuerdo de Gullermo Schuck, al pa
t'iota puertorr; que no Evaristo Izcoa Diaz.
'.Recuerdo de tu bijaI Elisa"
Ademas habfa sobre Ell ataud una tar
Jeta de la que penifan tres heimosas c'rtas
negrss con esta inscription: Gel Diario
de Ponce" al patriota consecuente Izct q
Dias, Eugenio Astcl, EdelmIro Lespier,
Martin Fernandez.
En- la plaza de las Deliciss ocurrio
antts de anoche un escandalo. Fu6 pro
movido por un inIlvfduo one en- traje chu-
rrgeresco Sc exhibfa por el p,seo.
-Antes de aver fu6 conducido por la
policfa, al Hospital, un indivfduo que Sc
halo tendido en- la.calle hambriento y en-
fermO.
-Antes de aver tue conducida al hos
pital de locos una sonora llamada Victo-
liza Vsles, quien halo la policfa en- es
tado de Gemencis.
La retreta de antes de anoche estuvo
Sumamente concurrida. Gran nhmer0 de
j6venes sefioritas llenaban la plaza. La
baEda, como siempre, tcc6 muy bonitss
pleas.
-Aprovechando la afuencia del pdblico
que asstfa un mitin socialista que Sc da
ba en- la plaza de Las Delicias, Sc reparUie.
ron varias nnjas sueltas invitanGo al pueblo
q emigrar al Hawaii.
Ell ayuntamient0 de esta ciudad
ha retirado al Asilo de Mendigcs la
subvenc6n que para su sostenim'entO
le tenia asignada en- presupuesto
e, viernes Be conyoc0 al ayunia.
mient0 en- session extraordinaria y a
pesar de que tenfan que trstarsc asun-
tos importantes, no hubo quorum.
--Circula p0r esta ciudad ell rumOr
que muy pronto se-cerrara el Hospital
Tlicoche. Si resullase verdad, tendria-
mos que lamentar la p6rdida de III q De
nuestros mejores hosplt les
- En- la tarde de aver, la seiiofa
Mota Familez, que manejaba IN 'e
v6Iver SO lie escape un tiro y rec.bi6 una
herida de gtavedad en- el pechO;'la bala
le penetI6 po:' ell lado del pulm6n iz-
quierdo.
El Tribunal de Policfa de San Fran
cisco ha despachado hoy dos juicios
El pr6x'mo ,ioming, SO celeblaia un
mitin de propaganda espiritista en- el
teatro de esta capital. haran usO de
la palabra los mejorss >oradores de la
communion.
Hey Sc vieron Tn ell Tribunal de Po-
icfa de Cathedral dos juicios.
Ell Departamento de Justicia .ha con
cedido Is dias de liceneia al juez de
policia de MaricaO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20

Para la pr6yima semana preparan va
rios ihveres otro nuevo bale en- el Parque
En- este simpatico sitio de recreo en- que
apesar de que algdu NAL intenciocado quie
re desconcrptuar, Sc da cita a 10 mas distiD
guido de nuestra buena sociedad.
Habia trenes al terminarse.
Las irviraci0nes seran absolutamente in
trasmisibles y Sc tendra en- elias un especia
culdado. Para los j6venes seran verbales
entreg&Ddoseles en- ell salon una conlrasesss
especial para que puedan entrar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20

Muy corta es la solicitud no obstat
te ser abundante Ia cantidad de 6sts
hoja, en- la que Sc nota calma hasta pa
ra gu misma fabrication, debido a qut
la exrortaci6n de elaborados no es &C
tiva. s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20
Vapores que Sc esperan

mer "San JuaL"-Del puerto de
New York sali6 el dia II del corriente
con destino este.
Amer uA.kadian-El dia Is del cor
riente saii6 de New Orleans con desti
no q este puerto.
Esp "Oatalinav--Oon destino 4 este
puerto y hacienda las escalas de cos
fumbTe debe haber salido de Barcelona
el dfA 10 del c0rriente.
Esp charlottesville de Cad 2 el
d'a 10 del corriente las ,cuatro Dc la
tarde con direction 4 este puerto.
Esp s'Serrap Debe haber saIido dc
Liverpool via Santander el dia 10 del
corriente con destino 4 este puerto.
Esp. "Berenguer el Granden- Dsbs
haber salido de Oanarias el dia q
del pasado, con destino este puer
to y los de Mayagiez, Ponce, Habapa
Santiago de Cuba, Oenfregos y ". n.
Gol amer Henrrv Crosby Cor
dest|no q 6ste puerto.debe haber eal
,l6t del de Nes0 York el dia 2 del col
rIou&o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20
ENTRADAs DE rRAvEsIA

ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsIA
De Habana y escalas vap Cub "Ju-
liza" a vilIar y CO con 10 sigriente: Fer
nandez Gaurany co 10 seroDes tassjo.
!: HNTRADAs DE cosrANHRos
De Fsjsrdo gol "Providencia' en-
lastre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20
OAFE

Debido a 10 reducidfsima que es
existencia, SO opera muy POGO con este
artfcnlo, notandose alguna disposition
para obtener dicho grano. Con firme
a cie,ran los tip,s 5 l2a q 5 13 porr
"Oorrientes cubapos". $l3 q 5 l34 poT
"piion" y $ IA l44 por Hacienda
MAIZ
La soiicitud de este grano contirda
muy modcrado cuya cotizaci6n cierra
6oia 4 % fanega. habiendo abundantt.
exiatancia del mismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20
BON

Para atender a las q ,cesiiales mo-
mentaneas de consume, solamente Sc
solicitan reducidss csntidades de dicho
lfquido; y debilo a la irregularidad Er
0peraci0nss no Sc Id nosmalizado &
precio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20


pacas 2>93 li,ras t~haco en- picadura 3
d recnrtes tabsco Porto Rican Ame
rican Toha,,o cn Ia G tataco elahorado
! d etiqnetss @ G Post l jaula csias
para bielo b, lsmra'ss Mullenhoff y
Kcrber 2 d stmhero psja M r In
caster d. muestra piedrA mineral
Frt g Lundt Y ca 43 hocoyes y 4O5l
SIS con 1089l16 lihras azd,ar.
sAL,TAs .F COSTANEROS
Para Agna lila Y Mayagnez vap
amer 'vasc !" On cara general.
DESPACHADO,
Paa v.ri,s pue'tos .'e IA is'a vap
anne, Lonefe'l, WI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20


sible darle un golpe decisive la
rel dbliea. y que son pocos los que
desean el rsstablecimiento del I'm
perio.
Mercado de. Nueva York de hoy.
Harina de Trigo "Ei Gigants' $500 ssco
Earina de Maiz Golden Maize 1915 saco
Forage de Schumacher 31.3O saco
Tocino dc Morton 1876 tarril
Jamones eSa las 100 libras
SalchicLones q 1920 las 100 llbras
Manteca ccfriepte So 75 las 100 libras
Manteca pura 80 las 100 lilras
Libras 4S5
Asdcar centrifugado 4.l6
Asdcar mascabadc 312
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20
Mercado de- Nueva York de hoy.
TOrmenta en- Barbados

I'm Ell Bureau del tempo Sc ha rec i
b!do LIS 10 y media de la maiiaua eI
siguiente telegrams:
'Tt mpestad furiosa Oeste-Sur Oes
te-- Bal b. das- movimiehto al Nolte
InfoIme personas inte. esad.: POr
aho,a no hay causa de alsI ma"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20

NVAAAvAV 1StVVAA
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
I'm infOrme del Attorney
general
Las concesiones para Ia is'a cores.
ponden a Ia Asamblea legislative
(Servicio Oablegrsfico espe cial del Boletin
Mercap.il
Nueva York, martes = Dicen De
Washington que en- un informe 'e :
dactado For el Attorney General de
Us Estados I nidos MEGA que el
Copseio de Secretaries tenga der. !.
chos para conceder q la Conn afifa
de los fefrocarriles de esa isla Ia
exenci6n de impuestos sobre ell ma.
terial que introduzca para la cons
trucci6p.
Ell Attorney cree que ESQ cores.
ponde solamente 4 la Asamblea
Legislative de Puerto Rico
I'm artiCulO sensational
Los Estados Unidos en- Colombia
Sc POsEsIONARkN DEL CANAL
DE PANAMA
ISeryicio cablegr&fico especial del Boletiu
MercantiD
Madrid, martes.-Anoche ha pu
blicado el peri6dico couservador
"La Epoca," un sensational edito-
rial en- que Sc asegura que los Esta
dos Unidos intervendran directamen
10 en- Ia question entire Venezuela Y
Colombia, opoDiendose a la inter
~ - lasl - potencias.
que Sc posesio.
nsran del canal de Panama con una
numerosa escuadra y hara respetar
alf el derecho de la fuerza.
Culpa d las potencias
eurOpeaS
Conducta egoista y torpe de Europa
Ell COLOSO DEL NORTE
'Servicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantil)
Madrid, nartes.-Ahade el cita.
do peri6dico que esia aciitud d, la
Repdblica>del Norts de America Sc
debe exclusivamente 4 la conducta
egoista y torpe de las potencias eu.
ropeas cuya desbordada ambicion,
ha hecho impossible el formar una
alianza defensiva para opoEerse al
expansiopismo del coloso de Ame.
RIGA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20

THIS Avn tie Porto Rcau Public offers the advantage
Telegraph Copu. ana All the world There necessity
Cuba and
al all "rti1g
4 " Cab ,Tetuan SteeG
r. MABB, Station Manager
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20

npasA ">se ~ aft.' IS = '''F'o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20

nsrAn del canal de Panama con una
numerosa escuadra y hara respetar
alk ell derecho de la fuerxa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-20
COMP PANIA TRASATLANTICA ESPANOLl


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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18
THE POOR WHITE BOY.

The Atlanta Constitution says that in the address of Mr Richard H. Ed monds. delivered before the Southern Cotton spinnefs association, he makes an urgent appeal for the poos white boy. the greatest zof all our raev products
 In comparative review Mr FL monds disclpses the wonderful re- sources of the =south-her cotton mak- ing white the fields her mines ef iron. coal and lime; her wealth in forest growth and her illimitable Wa ter power, any one enough to form the backbone of a great nation; but after all has been said, the greatest re source of all-the white boy-has been neglected The agricultural fiell trebles and quadruples in price under touch of an intelligent owner: the skilled metallnrgist makes iron more valuable than gold; the man that makes things is somewhat endowed with the attribute of his creator The neglect of the poor white boy. deyel- oped as an adjunct to slavery which developed an alien race at the eX- pense of it's own. But in all genera tions there have been men who recog nized the infinite wealth concealed within these white boys. and they have argued strongly for some recog milton of the fact Whatever of ex- cuse there may have been in the past for neglect of the white boy has now passed away, and the time has come when we must do something for him.
 The South has made a loud outcry against sectionalism It has been held up that laws of encouragement have been passed for the benefit of people of other sections; that no matter how meritorious may have been the claims of an article seeking protection, it's advocacy became at once sectional, because only the people of a certain section could apply for it. Who planes New England for having qual- flied as the artisan of the union9 There was money in such pursuit. and they were wise enough to see it. We of the South simply closed our eyes, and were content to rely upon Con necticut for what we needed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported for the Graphic by Geo. w.
 Byineton, Abstractor.

Wm. Burke and Chass Senyard tC Geo. s. Valiant lots 1, 2, 9 and 10 ] and part of lots and s, Block 26 | Austin 6 Taylors addition, $275. 1 J. D. Beldin to C. H. and J. c. liar lam W E W F 2, and E F E F 3-3-7. s9oo. c. H. Harlan to J. c. Harlan; undi vided F NV 11-3-7, s1. Chas. Howson to Emma J. McDill SW SEE and SW 31 6-6. $4,300; $2,00O | cash, balance due January 1, 1903 and 1904
 A. B. Knight to Hettie Cross; part of NE 14 block D, Dexter Harding g addition, $50.
 A. R. Tomlinson to Kate M. Adams; 200X6o0 feet in SEE corner NE NV 21-6-9 $200; $25 cash, balance in six months.
 N. Danaher, com'r., to " II. Lanaford; blocks IT and IS. ct al. lands. White Sulphur Springs. $1S5o; ease of s. Geisrefter ys. White sul- phlH Springs Land and Improvement company.
 A. B. Knight to Cube Sims; east part of lot II, M. ]. IIammetts addi- tion, s20o.
 R. C. Thompson to Lila Goodrum: lot II, block 3, subdivision, blocks 2 and 3. Mills addition, $42967; $262 cash, balance in twenty three months.
 N Kupferle to IT. NJ. Ogletree; lot ?. block 50. Tannehill & Owens Ad. dition. S25o.
 H. M ogletree to B. c. Bailey: N E lot . block 30. Tannehill X Owens $325.
 Margaret T. Brewer to Turner C. Brewer: SEE NE 275-f0. $fo0.
 Wiley Jones to John Walker: part of lot 1. block ,, Tay1or's addition. $200.
 A. S. Cherry to Alexander Perdue. tract in the SW= SEE 1l6-9. s125.
 John r. Gillespie to W. J Hudson; E F sNE and NN. SEE 277-10, s12o; $2o cash. balance in five months.
 John X. Wall to Robert H. Poynter: lots |. and 2. block % Redfeld. $2o0.
 J A. Perdue to Jas Goodwin: 10 acres in the SW SW 7=6.9, s6o.
 James Goodwin to Jas. W. Allen: 10 acres in the SW SW 7.6=9, s2o0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

The England Courier is another Clarke organ that is Of t,se opinion that Gov Davis had best be deFotin4 his time and attentior to the duties of the ofie of governor instead of trap sing oyer the state telling the neo pie who to vote for United States sen ator. Jeff's support is not appreciated by many of Ctakes stalmehes, friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18
A Victim Of Vanity.

Just before Creston Clarke first wis tied Pine Bluff. years ago. the manag- CT of the Pine Bluff opera house toiG Mr. Clarke's advance agent to have the actor write a personal letter to q certain editor Of this cit, who pli ilt s himself upon being theatlca; critic. Mr. Clarke wrote the letter in which he called the editor his dear friend, ; and promised to call upon him when he reached Pine Bluff On arriving here MT. Clarke called upon the edit or and filled him full of "taffy." Sirce that hour, in the estimation of that ed itor, Creston Clarke has been the greatest actor the world ever knew and in the editors paper the actors; arrival and departure has called forth columns upon columns of praise and udatiOn.-Weekly Courier.
 I +l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

When the Fifty seventh congress meets no Populists or Silver Republi. cans will be found in the senate, and the lines will be closely drawn be tween the two old parties
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

Mrs. Zach Cariet ar returned 10 he home at Lake Valley, after spcndin. several days with M,s Fred f'Gk
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

Telephone Edgar Brewster when you want any hauling done. Sawdustr household goods, etc, removed on short notice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

GeF. Davis shotgun display banned ous just as everybody know t wouh The T toId-you-so's@ are now having great inning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

Women are the advertisement read ers.-Helen Hollister, D. Mccarthy & So., Syracuse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

The DAILY GRAPHIC accepts ad. verstising upon the guarantee that it's e.ireulaticn is ever 50 per cent greater than that Of any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

MT. F. M Cox returned to South Bend this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

Advertising rates made known CT application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

Entered at the Postofflce at Pine Bluff, Ark, as seeon1class mail mat. ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18
PUBLISHED B[ THE ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY,

j. w. ADAMS, General Manager. FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Editor GEO. H. ADAMS, Business Manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

Wanted-Two boarders. front room witl bath close in. Apply J. this office. 46
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

For Sa.e-One 16 hand horse. suitable for famty or work. c cap. Address C. this of. flee 46
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18
Advertise Your Wants

Collector Wanted-Steady job to hustling reliable man Must have To al refer nee. Call Graphic office d. m. 46
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

For Sale Two new bedroom suits cheap Call on or addr, sS Lockhart & Reed or F. E. kenfrOW. 4h
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-18

For Sale-One very fine. fresh, ? and one half gallon Seven-tig ths Jersey cCw Lang ford herd years cid $50 Also one genuin, high-arn singer sewing machine in gooo working order, Sl0 Call at l512 Pine St., Pin. ButI Ark. 44
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13

Gold Rings Children's Solid Gold
Rings 1, 2 and stones, turquoise, rubies,
pearls. etc, chased bands, soc > 90.
to .................s.... ~
Gold Rings " Boys Solid Gold Seal
Rings; also in newest engraved de-1 90
signs set with turquoise. etc, csc to Tao
Gold Rings-L Ladies' Cluster Princess, /
to stones, and combination settings of
emeralds, pearl, ruby. garnet opals, sap
phires, pearl, genuine diamonds, m 90
ETC., 9Sc to-. Observation-Disclosures. sO'OO
Gold Rings Mems solid gold, in new
est hand carved designs, some set with
carbuncle seal stones, Sartonax, almon-
dine, amethyst, ruby, emerald, opal, gen
uine diamond, ETC., others in claw set
tings, serpent designs, with 1, and 3
stones: also plain serpent rings, Ok 00
watches complete line of Nickel
Watches, open face, stem winders, a RQ
pendant set, SO to............... oo
Watches--Misses' Sterling Silver Chate-
lame Watches, elegantly engraved. gold
or enamel hands, excellent time-1 . 90
keepers, very next gift, 2,e8 -. ! l.oo
Watches--B Boys Sterling Silver, open
face, engraved case, fancy and plain dial
every one good timekeeper IN Q2
4.9o to... ......................
Watches = Ladies' fine Gun Metal
Watches gold crown and ring gilt hands,
black or ivory dial, warranted to keep
correct time. For this watch S. so; u QS
others $50 to-. Observation-Disclosures. 49,
Watches--Ladies Sterling Silver Ena-
mel chateiaine Watches, with chatelaine
pin to match, in green, light blue, dark
blue and red, plain and fancy dials,
in neat velvet box, 6.sS Ok 00
to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~o.OV
Watch Chains - Ladies' Gold filed
Chains. rope and curb links, some with
solid gold slides set with pearl, Turquoise
and ruby, warranted best makes, r Q2
1898 to..,...,.... ..................
Watch Chains Mems solid gold in
ID KIT, curb, trace. cable and rope
links, only strictly reliable Ok 00
chains sold here, 2 9s to...... o"'oO
Lorgnette Chains OF solid gold in
various styles links, some with slides,
others with amethyst, inatrix turquoise,
barouque, pearl etc, very rich % M
gifts. 1898 to...........,.,....,.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13

Lorgnettes = old Cold. plain and
beaded edges, newest art patterns, some,
with genuine diamonds, polished Roman,
satin and rolled gold finish, s.25 o6 0G
TO-. i........ .........s.r.......
Charms--M Mems Solid Gold mounted seal
charms with carved heads in Sar- e 90
tonax, Blood Stones, etc, oS to-. o'oO
Necklaces Ladies' Solid Gold, in rope
curb, and basweaves in various & %
lengths, 1873 to.,..................
engraved, plain and beaded Xxx M
edges 1893 to. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cc.OO
Cuff Buttons-Of Solid Gold Roman
and bright finish, some handsomely en-
graved. others plain or beaded Ok 00
with new art heads, 2.98.. Ho.OO
Scarf Pins-Cf Solid Cold; in Dragon,
Serpent, Floral, Horseshoe, Fleur de Lis,
Heads. Wishbones Crescents, some set
ruby, sapphire garnet, turquoise Ok 00
and opal 98c to.................. fO'oo
Bracelets-Solid Cold, in Nethersole
styles, plain and engraved polished and
rose finish; others set with ma OK M
trix Turquoise, o.o8 to............ ~O.OO
Silver Novelties = Shoe Hooks, Shoe
iStNutlIiC hHlNCS, lOOtl t1lASHCSi 4Ndll
Brushes, Erasers, Corn Knives, Scissors,
Nail Polishers, Salve Jars, Dressing
Combs, Paper Knives, Hairpin Bottles,
Blotters, Curling Irons,in new de- 1 1S
signs, sterling silver handles, 25e to l.. -
Hairbrushes-of Sterling Silver in the
new gray finish, rich designs of cupid iris,
floral and scrolls, fitted with very q 90
best white bristles, .98 to......... O.oO
Hat and Clothes Misunderstanding
silver backs genuine white bristles in ar
tistic floral, cupid and other designs,
all in French gray finish, eSc Y Q2
To-. .............s..,..s..
Bonnet misunderstanding silver, best
white bristles, 3, a and rows, attractive
cupid, floral and scroll designs, A QS
9of TO. ...,....... ....,.....,....... Oc
Military Brushes of sterling silver, in
plain, polished floral, cupid and scroll de-
signs in French gray. finish. A very choice
gift for gentlemen; pair 4.oS q Q2
to..,.,... ........,............. 49,
Mirrors With Sterling silver handles or
rings in new French gray finish. designs
OF cupid, fora. wreath, beaded edge, scroll
and many others, best beveled 1 < 00
plate glass, 4.95 to............... LC.OO
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13
Gift Prayer Books.

ChiId's Catholic Prayer Book / ? q
with pictures to follow the Mass. in fancy So
red aud black, heavy gilt trimmed. ~
Key of Heaven In cloth seal saaa MSro rs,3
some with padded binding, single and 2 QS
double books l9c Observation-Disclosures. c.0o
Deor! Roads Some with neat sterling silver
rc&'ii Desaus chain, quite pleasing . Q2
assortment, 25c observation-disclosures. N~'0o
Fancy Rosaries oI garnet am eaossi6 nor
chains, Of white metal, sterling and z QS
golu fiilled Doc to.........,....,.,...... o'oO
Bibles and Prayer Books TSe 2.9S
Episcopal service. from SIC to-.
COMMON PRAYER and HYMNAL--Co
biued, / 20 to 39S.
COMMON PRAYER and HYMNAL--Sepa-
rate vt prices from SOC up.
TEsTAMENTs- Large assortment at prices
beginning at l0c.
OTHER BOOKs-"Daily Food Daily
Lighr,n Daily Portion, :" Daily Duty Daily
Bread, i5c
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13
Rain Turning Gifts.

rlackintosh "a ms - inch samples on
OF excellent Double Texture Cloth. plaid lined.
lnlaid velvet liar. N, cape and tHhs in ricu
blue. regular 20 Mackintoshes very . M
spcsial " hie 90 last. f~.OO
School Umbrellas BOYS and girls, "a
oSnOoi inch on horn, pear
silver and plain Congo and fancy wood ~Rc.
handles. choice at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 'OS
II,rhrelIas Ladies' and gentlemen's &c and
.Siueh all pure SILK, tight roll
eilh case and tHssel, on 6inch sterling silver
swedge caps and bands, pearl handles fol
lauier; ana for gentlemen fine horn. richly
trimmed iurze aud lockwood. Every = NJ
one "A 90 Umbrella, this week .,....... o'VN
Umbrellas Ladies and. gentlemens q
and 2S-inch fine uniol taifeta
close roll case and tassel, mounted on wei
selected horns. pearls Dresdeus ivory and
richly -lrinmed fnrze and lockwood and plain
Congo ana Weichiel handles Cnoce / II
Of Il large assortment, at................ i'"e
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-13
Doll Bargains.

BARGAIN No. II IL inch kid body, with
- e''. shoes and stockings, nice
be hair teeth showing 19c
Bargain No. I'll ls inch full jointed
hair, full body, ribbon and lace O5c
trimmed garment, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s"oS
Bargain No. pretty atty s cSsy nsr po
showing. pretty wig, turning wrists, ribbon,
braid and lace trimmed garment, O5c
at........s. .,.s... -...1.,'s-s....s.'..-
Baroaiu Mo. A II inch kid body, curly
-. hair. open and shut eyes.
teeth showing, shoes and stockings, hip joints.
This Doll can be made to sit down, 5(1c
Observation-Disclosures. wv
bargain NO dozen or more styles pref
" faces, curly hair. handsomely gotten up In
every respect. Many of these identical Dolls
NAV be seen in other stores. marked 50c
at Observation-Disclosures. wv
Raroain No. q Will be one Of the cele-
-s~i $50 w. brated Kastner, II inches
high, open and shut ewes. teeth showing pref
ty faces jointed wrists, lace and rib Q2c
rib trimmed garments at. ........-...... "VN