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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22
UN AP0ST0L
DEL ARBITRAJE.

F.. l. Mouthon redactor de sLe
Matins, acaba de eintervie wars a
uno de los mas rsros y sjppAticos
persc nsjes de nuestra epoca: & IN
ingles enemigo de Ia conquists, al
c4lebre Mr. Stead, en- fin.
Mouthon 10 describe asi: <Con
gu alta estatura, su rostro angulOsO,
10 majestad de su barba blanca, su
mirada profunda y su palabra de
fdego, hace sonar en- I'M Noises, mi
tad profeta y mitad mercader, que
hubiese caido de la calma de los fres
COS al remolino do laa pasiones con Y
tempor1neas Sabe que hoy es ne.
sCesario mucho orc para hscer fruc
tiflcar las ideas, s pesar de no vivir
sino por su ideal y para su ideals
lQue ideal es ese? Ell arbitraje
entire los pueblos.
Pero me parece que os veo son.
reir
Ell viejo Stead Sc os antoja uno
de esos idealistas que emplean su vi,
da en- predicar Zen ell desierto) las
mas lies ideas, que estan acos
tumbrados 4 que todo el mundo las
apruebe en- principle.
No hsy tai, no. Sus predicacio
mes carecen de serenidad. Mas que
discursos, dirfase que SON diatribas
8 filfpicas antinacionales; de tai ma
nera provocan las protestas unAni.
mes de todos sus &C mpatriotas.
Porque peeir hoy el sarbitraje,
en- Iuglaterra, es cometer el mayor
de los crfmenes po]fticos. iArbitra
je? Nunca. El verdadero arbitro
es ell canon. El que liable de arbi.
traje es traidor q la patris.>
Mr. Stead Sc burla de estas pala
bras del credo impsxialista. eGri.
tad-dice- insultadme-dice : p ero
oid.s Y con tranquilidad evang6H
ca explica que verdaderamente no
81 no Sc obedece mas que q la fuer-
"a brutal; que la guerra de un impe
rio immense contra un pueblecillo
de psstores, es vergonzosa; que te.
ner colonias, es establecer la escla-
vitud de los pueblos; que la verdade
ra j1sticis, en- fin, consistir1a en- SO
meter las disputas de los pueblos a
tribupales identicos los que diri.
men las disputas de los hombIes.
lIace a]g6n tempo, cuando Sc
preparabs IN Conferencia de La Ha
va, Ell czar de Rosis, que tan 4 pc
cho tom6 la idea-isolo Ia fdea!-
del arbitraje, quiso coroc al viejo
props gar dista ingles y 10 recibio en-
su palacio de verano.
Aho1a, ell jefe de Estado que aca
Ia de recibirle es tambien un partl-
dario del arbitrsje, un partidario
mas practice que mir guno otro, ell
ito Pablo Kruger.
-SC6mo Sc explica usted~pre
gunt6le el presidente-que habiendo
en- Europa tantos soberanos amigos
de la idea de arbitrsje, ninguno Sc
atreva & proponerle su prat tica q
Ipglaterra?
Stead no supo que contestar.
Luego le pregunt6A su vez:
-iY como Sc explica usted que
habiendo en- ell Parlsmento ingles nm
gran ndmero de diputados que pien
san como yc, ninguno de ellcs Sc
atIeva a expresar sus ideas?
klnger guard6 silencio.
AL cabo de un rate, sin embar
60, sepal aronse diciendo:
Yo 10 espero todo de Dios.
-Yo tambien Tengo compile
Ia contianza, en- su bondad psticie
rP.
e. GOMEZ CARRILLO.
La Emperatriz viuda de Ale.
mania ha tehido bastante mejoria en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22
e. GOMEZ CARRILLO.

La Emperatriz viuda de Ale.
mania ha tehido bastante mejorfa en-
su epfermedad y va Sc tiene espe.
rama de que pueda salvarse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22
MUEBLES BARATOS

Sill erias de- Viena negras, y
nogal Sillerias Americauas varios
precios. Juegos de habitaci6n y CO.
medor, Escritorios comerciales
para Sra, Lamparas, camas, cunas,
espejos para sala, consolas galerias
para cortinas, sillas y sillones anna
rillos y otros artfculos en- "Los No
vios' Fortaleza 43
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22

De los atacados de varisela que
habfa en- el hospital de Ponce SO han
dado de alta ocho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22

Don Vicente Sanjurjo Tranquil
ha presentado una denuncia contra
Don Jose Garcia de Luque, por ha
berlo maltratsdo de palabras. Este
juicio ha quedado pendiente:
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D00LEY, SMITH &c Cia.
ETUAN l3 San Juan Puerto-Rico

Despachos de Manila diccu,
que el General Nc Arthur continue
deportando Ia isla de Guam q los
Filipinos de arraigo que caep en- po,
der de las tropas Americanas.
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Despachos de Madrid die
Eosforos

Marca bolivar, cajas de 10 grlI.-
sas, cajeta tamaf0 grande incluso se-
Hos q $54 en- orc
corriente x54
Marca xEstrell famigera, de !
gruesas:
Cajeta tamaflo grande incluso ORC
Hes q $585 en- Sc
Sc venden en- la caIle de Tetuan
mum. 81.
Puerto-Rico l2 Octubre de 1900.
N S &C 03
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Han aido nombrados corceja
les de este Ayuntsmiento don Mi
guel Ca1ellas y don Mart tin Reyes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22

\ Sc halla vacante en- Yauco Ia
plaza de Depositario Recaudador
de los fondos municipales, con ell
haber mensual de so dollars Para
So desempeflo Sc exige una fianza
de 900 dollars en- met6lico el doble
de dicha suma en- fncas rusticas 6
urbanas mediante 'hipoteca.
En- virtud de no haberse pre-
sentado tomar posecion de Ia titu
lar de Hati.lo ell m4dico que habia
sido nombrado para ella, el Ayunta
miento acord6 declarar vacante di
cha plaza por ell t9rmino de 90 dias
Tiene una asignaci6n de 600 dollars
anuales.
A Mr. Baggo, vecino de Cataf1o
le robaron de So domicilio un baul
conteniendo ropas y otras prendas:
Segun nos informan dicho baul fue
encontrado luego en- la orilla del
mar, completanente desalijado.
Despachos de Madrid dicen
que los amigos del Sr Sagasta y en-
tre ellos ell 81 nor Canalejas cpn ma
yor empef1o. le han aconsejado que
Sc hsga cargo del Gobierno. Muy. en-
breve se espera ser4 terminada Ia
crisis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22

Sc necesita nm hombre joven,
fuerte, robusto y que entienda algo
de hortelano. Dsbe ser peninsu' ar,
sin familia y Que preseute buenas
Recommendations de conducta inta.
chable de personas conocidas. Iufor'
maremos en- esta redaccion.
a 1O-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22

Se da por SECURE en- los circu
los polisicQs de Madrid que don Car
los de Bofbon abdicara sus dereenos
en- favor de su hijo don Jaime,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22
PROFESORA DE OANTO
Alumna distinguida de Justo BLASOOs
Professor del Conservatorio
de Madrid.

DarA lecciones q domicilio, pre-.
clos convencionales
=. Para informes dirigirse q IN Srta
Ana Otero, Luna go altos
ST. = = n-a-15-11
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s Gale Marina POncas

Con cargamento de carbon mine
raj, ha fondeado en- nuestro puerto
IA goleta americana sSen ator Sulli
van, cousignada ]. T Silva Ban
king & Commercial Company
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22

"A iniciativa de do1a Isabel
Espinosa y demas miembros de Ia
congregation del Corazon de Jesus,
Sc ha celebrado en- Humacao una
magnifica fiesta religiosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22

AZ & tlNW Dc 8nt0e1&9fog
I16veras da Gocie sUni6n de
Dependencies % Gel lebrarA esta no.
che en los espAciQsos salolas de al.
chO Centro suna jarAna baile Dada
slA AnInaaci6nque reinA pAra estA fies
a., promote qnef1ar unuy incida.
a divertirse pues, esta ,1oche.
Ell Alealde de Ponce, pide al
:Gobernador Civil que on caso de es.
stablecerse alguna estaci6n agrfcola
experimental, sea ed aqreila ciu lad
donde se instale. #
La Acadia de Humacao recla
ma 81 pagn de los gastos hechos en-
las pAsadas eleco coiones, cuyas cuen.
stss ss han presentado oportunamen.
5te. ~
El A1calde de Arecibo pregunta
tcuales son sus. deberes y cuales sus
derechos, al encargarse del servicio
del pueblo Ia policfa insular.
DON M Juan Llaueras pide la
devoluci6n de Ia fianza de 500 pesos,
prestada para responder del cargo
de Procurador de San German
Don Luis r. Garcia Sanchez, ri .
de Ia plaza de Juez de Policfa de
Af1asco.
/ El Alcalde de Ponce consulta al
Gobierno como han de proveerse
dos plazas de M6dico, vacantes en-
aquella ciudad.
El Alcalde de Toa Baja pregun.
ia al Gobernador Civil con que han
de pagarse al Juez de Policfa los
tres meses que faltan del afio econ6
mico, por estar Ia partida de impre
vistos agotada.
En- el Gobierno Civil Sc ha reci.
bido 81 Reglamento porque ha de
regirse Ia sociedad de auxilio mdtuo
.eLa Union Espafiolas de Maysguez
Los vecinos de Rio Grande, en-
exposition que elevan al Goberna'
dor Civil, piden sea nombrado Juez
de Policfa, don Manuel Benitez San
tana, propietario y veciuo de aquel
pueblo
Don Manuel Astor y Balseiro,
presenta Ia renuncia de Juez NUM-.
cipal Suplente de Arecibo.
Tambien SO cree en- Washington
que Ia pretensi6n de SD gobierno, &
que Cuba le conceda las estaciones
navales que sol:cita, ser6 denegada
TereSina Moreno Calder0n.
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Map

FL Iiustrfsimo y Reverendfsimo
senior Obispo de la Di6cesis, Sc ha
ofrecido gustoso 8 bendecir 10 lyle
sia parroquial de San Francisco de
A>fi, nuevamente repagada, predi
car on la misa solemne, que celebra.
r4 4 las ocho de Ia maf1ana del dfa
tres de Marco pr6ximo, 20 domingo
de cuaresma, bendiciendo al pueblo
con ell Ssntfsimo Sacramento, que
estara expuesto.
Sc avisa para conociniento de
los tieles, y asistencia a dicha fiesta
religiosa.
DON Carlos Lopez Alvarado ha
sido nombrado Presidente de Ia
T Junta de defensa contra 81 bill Ho.
llander con stituida en- Cayey.
San German Pto.-Rico 20 Enero 1901
Sr. Don Benjamin Delvalle
IL Broadway Nueva- York.
Muy Seiior mio:
Recibf en- muy buen estado las tres
plantas, rOsales, que Vd. pedf, estAn sem
bradas y va con hermosos retofios.
(Firmado) jose Vicente Quinones.
Los precios de Rosales por correo (Plan-
tas ffnas de nombre)
Plantas de este a1o: Una SO centavos,
3por 81, Ia docena por 50.
t. Id. de l sfio, Una IS centavos.
por 81 so, por S3 pesos.
Id. de amos, Una u.
por so, 6 por "a, II por 81.
Pidase ell Catalogo de los B Delvalle
Sres. De Sola & Ramirez IL Broadway
Is Tetuan, New-York.
SAN JUAN P r
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Numerosos comerciantes del
Archipielago han sido reducldos &
prisi6n. por haberseles comprobado
que auxilisban con importantes su.
mas de dinero q los hombres de la
reVolnci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22

Ell bale de carnaval llevado
q cabo en- el casino de Ponce ha que
dado muy lucido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22

El Departamento de Marina
de Washington, anuncia que desti
nara 500, 600 al sostenimientos de
estaciones navales en- Cuba Puerto
Rico y las Filipinas
En- el cafe <La nueva Palma,
hemos contem plado anoche la reu
nion que en- aqnel bonito estableci
miento forina todos los dias de re
treta, el numeroso pdblico que al 4
asiste, despues que aquella termi
ma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22

DON Carlos Lopez Alvarado ha
sido nombrado Presidente de Ia
Junta de defensa contra el bill Ho.
llsnder onstituida en- Cayey.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-22

Hipolita Lopez de Ponce ha
sido golpeada por Domiogo Echeva
rria y Anita de Jesus.
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w. T. STEVENS &c Go.

AGENTES GONJSIONISTAS De IMPORTATION Y
LAS MANUFACTURES MAS IMpoRrANrEs DE LOS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Linens Reduced.

Al Si.oo INSTEAD OFSi.3s-Extrs
heavy all linen bleached Irish double
satin damask, ~ inches vide.
At 7se. INSTEAD OF see.-Sllver.
bleaehed Austria dsmssk, ~ inches
vide.
AT Sac INSTEAD OF S3%.oo-Extrs
heavy all linen satin dsmask table
cloths, size 2N3 yards.
At S2.ss INSTEAD OF s3.2s-All
linen extra large and heavy napkins,
size 2SX2S.
At $500 INSTEAD OF S3.7s-ENtrs
heavy and fine elesched satin dsmssk
. napkins, sire 2SX2s.
AT i2,,e. INSTEAD OF ise.-hl linen
hleached Bsrnsley crash, II inches
vide.
Al l2i,e. INSTEAD OF s e. -hemmee
huCk towels, size e0N3s.
AT 2se. INSTEAD OF 3Sc.--All linen
extra heavy hemmed huek towels, size
22Nii.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Renaissance and Battenberq
Lace Pieces at Half.

second Flot. N.w Building
All new and the most beautiful pieces
shown this season-the Battenberg pieces
are all finished with fine edge and drawn.
work Insertions, besides the Battenbetg
edge.
The Renaissance pieces are all made OF
pure linen braid and linen centres OF the
finest texture.
Gutenberg doylies. ~ inches, round
and square, Sc. instead OF zoe. each.
finch and e.inch doylies, soc. 10 +2c.
instead OF csc. 10 soc.
i6.inch and is.inch squares. Si.Ss TO
Si.Se instead OF s.. 80 10 S3.9S.
Sesrfs from i6S2s 10 iSN46, S2.6e to
sac instead OF $4.eS TO SS.sS.
+s.ineh squares, $7.es instead OF
$3.50.
Also a great many odd sizes at similar
reductions.
A large assortment, OF Renaissance
dovlies, round and square-sll lace and
linen centre from Sc. TO 2lc. each.
All.over Renaissance lace, in squares
only, from 7 TO rs inches. al l2i5e. TO
soc. instead OF 25c. to SITS.
2o.inch, from soc. TO SLAB instead OF
Scsrfs, 2oxs4. s2.ss instead OF
$3.50. u,
Renaissance, with linen centre, round
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Housekeeping Helps = Very

Standing towel racks, csc.
Umbrella stands. Sl.so.
Boob racks, oak. Sl.5S and Sl.ss.
Oak library step, S2.os and Sass.
Peerless card table, Sl.Ss.
Club" felt covered card table, SEA
sS.inch cutting table, sst,
Acorn soap. Is cakes Tor Use.
Garbage ans, With sanitary cover, oso
Garbage cans With sanitary cover, I've
large Sizes, choice. 7Se.
Coal scuules, ispsnned. ise.
Coal scuttles, galvanized, 2oe.
P.rlot brooms, made OF selected stosk
finely finished. value gee, tso Tor $50
vhisk hroomS. three Tor 2sc.
Cleaning sponges, zoe.
Scrub brushes, c.
~.'Chsrsnse" clothes vrinrsr, 1ss.
~"impen,T' clothes sraSst, $i.7A
Csmpher tee. tin eeres- So
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kT25c., REGULARLY 5ec.-
Women's extra heavy white
fleece ribbed cotton vests,
high neck. long and short
sleeves, with French band
drawers 10 match.
AT 3sc. TO soc, REGU-
LARLi soc. TO S5c.
Children's extra quality
eamel's hair merino shirts,
high neck, long sleeves, with
pantalettes and drawers to
match.
AT soc, REGULARLY Use.
TO Si.25 A broken lot OF
mems, vomen's and chill
dren's underwear in merino
and cotton union suits, WOOL
fleece lined shirts and draw.
ers and natural merino
shirts and drawers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Sterling Silver Mounted Ar.
tiCIes for Desk and Toilet.

Manicure and stationery pieces al Csc.
instead OF soc. each.
Sterling silver mounted vhisk orooms,
7Sc. instead OF Si.0O.
Sterling silver mounted hat orushes'
Csc. instead Of $3.50.
Sterling silver mounted cloth brushes
SI.4o instead OF $3.50.
Sterling silver mounted hair erushes'
S2.eS instead OF $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
FurS and Fur Weather.
Uncommon Opportunities for Monday.

PERSIAN LAMB COATS FOR $500. - They are made
OF fine Ius,rouS skins, each one carefully selected. The style
OF the garment IS IN accord with the best OF fashion and
contains all the newest features, high Hare collar. double
breasted ~th large reyers p inches long, lined with Skin
net's best satin.
EIECTRlC SEAL JACKETS. S23.s0, made OF good quality,
STYLISH donble breasted, with large revers and high rolling
collar, lined With SINNERS best satin.
FUR SCARFS Al S4.2s-D Dyed opossum scarf, With cluster
OF q tails.
Al 81. so-Alaska sable scarf, with cluster OF q tails:
AT 50. 7s-Brown fox scarf, 80 inches long, with : brushes
and 4 paws.
Al 81 2s-Brown fox scarf, with ? brushes and 4 paws.
Al Sis7S- Alaska sable scarf, with six 2i.inch Stresmers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Sale Of Toilet Articles.

Srctiun e. sh'0rne RAJ Nni' ~
The good, arc all OF the yery best quail.
itv ana these prices arc very much under
the rceulaf:
Bora,. i,-pound package. 2e
reriumed ialcum powder, az hoN, sc.
ABSORBENT cotton. best grade, -.
Honda water, 4-ounce notifies, Se.
Fuilet's cauh, Vooden hoN, Sc.
Petroleum isil,, S-ounce Jars, best
qualify. -.
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Mckinley's Life,
Authentic Edition at 96C.

This Biography OF our late president IS
sfuien Nv two noted men. Col. A.. h.
Mcclure and Charles Morris, IL. ID.
The uork contains over SUO large octave
PAGES ana over 100 portraits and engraN-
ings. printed IN good tyre on good paper.
10000 copies slready sold ~ $50 ana
$500 each. We nov offer them 81 .
Price which Nill surprise the ruhlishef a.
eel a. the hoot euyeT Cloth bound,
cover IN colors. a. o.. moroSsO imemo'
rlsl sditcn. sl,es,
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"loeser" Sewing Machines
al SII.75 and Sl3.96.

Every machine Is euafanieei Tor i've
wears. Should snvthine go wrong during
,ha, ,ime ne will sake the machine right
a, rive YOU q new one. Instruction vii
he gwen Nv . competent teacher 81 YOUR
home Tree Of charge. 4 machine That .
child car run ans that Sill bring economy
20 many Q home. Catalogue upon s9p'''
eatton-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Half Priced Writing Paper.

Al g., REGULAR l2e. Pure lush
linen writing papers. octave and Oxford
sizes, at &c. auire, regular l2e.; enNel.
ores TO match NJ to. package.
AT2Sc. INSTEAD or soc. PER BOY
1000 boxes OF lonton white Angora
writing paper; each box contains AZ
sheets with envelopes 10 match, On
ford size.
Al 2ac.-S0o boxes OF linen ana satin
paper, octave and Oxford s'ies y
sheets With envelopes 20 match In each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Fancy China Bargains.
Dinner Sets

AT IS. S0.-Good porcelain Dime sets,
100 pieces including soup tuteen;
nea, floral decorations IN pleasing
shade OF blue.
AT Sio.o o.-Poroelsino dinner sets. 100
pieces including soup tareen, neS
shares, txo floral decorations IN
natural eoloringS. vlolets and pink
iloxers; all pieces gold trimmed.
AT SI2.oO.-Po Porcelain dinner sets, 100
pieces including SOUP iureen; 7eS
shares, tSo rreu dccotauons N ns'u'
fsl ,oio's. one with hani ONE roses,
the other Nth sprays Of leaves "a
purple ilSstfs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Handkerchief at a.

AT Sc. INSTEAD OF iOc.-vomen
and children's hemsutehed handler.
chiefs.
AT Sc. INSTEAD or i2iIe.-vomens
all.linen ~hemsttehej; Nide hens only
Al i2,c. INSTEAD OF sec.-s omen :
all linen embroidered handaefehieis
AT &C. INSTEAD or Toe. Mems hem
,ttched and tare edge handkerehiets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Gas Radiators.

Including & Feet Best Tubing.
The waterman" radiators, 4-cylinder
STYLE, Junior. brorzed, Sl.+s.
The Waterman" radiators, +-eylinder
style, 81 inches high, Sis.
The Waterman radiators, o-cyiinder
s,yle, - inches high, S2.2s.
The puritan" radiators, made OF steel,
any size, choice $3.50
liking" gas heaters, Sl.Oo.
so sample radiators, value up to $1,000
~ half nriCc,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20

AT $500, U LARlf
$1,000 small lot Of mems
imported silk and wool
shirts and drawers, in blue
and gray, in broken sizes;
these goods II bought At the
present market price would
cost $500 each.
Al l2 &C., REC AL LY
JSc. Women's colored cot.
ton stockings, spliced heels
and toes. striped and eS-
tra.ted: also mems half hose
in tan, black and blue.
AT FOR Si.Oo, REGU-
LARii soc. TO 7Sc.
EACH-A lot OF manufact-
urers' samples OF mems
fancy cotton and Isle thread
socks, stripes, plaids and
veriicle stripes in assorted
patterns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Meat Choppers at 75c.

The demonstration OF the Enterprise"
meat chopper gains IN interest every Gay,
and We sold many hundreds IN the isst
fev weeks. We will have another gross
ready for 20. morrow a.. each, Use.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
$1,000 for Mems $500 Suits.

New and thoroughly upto-date sack suits, tailoring and
fitting equal TO the higher grade suits. the cloths are pure wool
and the shades the newest stripes, plaits and mixtures
AT $500 FOR OUR REGULAR S2~s.oo-Suits, some OF
those remaining over from Saturdays great sale. suits al
less than cost TO make and they are suits that VIII sshs'v
the most particular man, too.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Fans for Little.

At i9c., REGULAR 6sc.-An assorted
lot OF silk and eauze fans, some painted,
others lace edges and spangled effects
in white, black and colors.
AT soc. TO $4S.00-A complete as
sortment OF the latest novelties IN i'm.
ported fans, silk and gsuze, painted and
~spangled, carved bone, sandalvood,
pearl and ebony sticks, also q beautiful
line OF finest real lace and feather fans.
Fancy China Bargains.
AT 2Sc. AND SOFA table filled with
sugars and creams. milk Jars, syrup
Jugs, teapot tiles, card boxes, celery
trays, salad bowls, hair receivers,
ash trays, match boxes, cups and
ssucers, etc, in a variety OF tasteful
designs and decorations.
AT Use. AND Si.Oo.-A table filled With
chocolate pots, cracker lars, sugars snd
creams. chop trayS, plates, comb ard
brush trays, salad bowls, cups and
saucers: a variety of graceful shapes
and color treatments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
imported Sewing and Scrap
Baskets.

We have the most complete line 81 high
grade imported sewing ane fancy sctsr
Baskets, ans tie rnCss are IN some
ins,anSes about ball.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Table Oh Cloth, l2c. q Yard.

NJ seat & d ID Of tredtsa.
5000 wards OF table oil cloth In nev
fall patterns, u. wards vide, a., per yard,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Gas Logs Specially Priced.

These goods are the best oo'alnsole'
and the prices are the lowest ~snvvhere'
rests for gas logs free With each log
a.siiek pattern, i2.inch sire, s2.Is.
4 " Ia.ineh sire, SAYS.
- i0inch size, S9.ps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
furnishings for Men.

AT SSc. FOk 81. ootANCf SHIRTS These men 5 fancy shirts
would he good value at 81 90. Not a shirt worth less thag
that in the lot; a few worth more Fancy. Madras peres
and piaue, with detached link cuffs, all at sSe.
At soc. FOR NIGHT H~lRTS-Made OF a good muslin In
splendid manner, extra large size bodies, with last eolored
trimmings; cannot be matched under ISe. All mems sites.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Coal Ranges.

The Edna" an excellent s.hole range,
at S6.es.
The Uncle Sam Fortune Q favorite
range in Brooklyn, al Ss.ss.
The New Hero" the hes and most up
10. date range, sos.
The Magic" with solid base, . very
satisfactory and practical range, SlS.7S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Chatting Dishes at Halt.

Lot No. | uS2.es value up TO $500.
Highly nickel. plated chatting dishes.
some with ebony side handle and high
dome covers and patent lamp, regular
value up to So. 90, at S2.7S.
10, No. , stSS.0o. value up TO $e.7S,
consists OF some OF the fines, dishes 10 be
seen anywhere. They have extra fancy
stands, high dome covers with besdings,
ebony side handle and patent regulating
ssbe lamps. Some OF these dishes
sell regularly as high 50 IS; Tor this sale,
choiee al $500.
Mrs. Katherine Swan will lecture every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at II
A. NJ. and = 2. ~. on Chatting Dish
InnLnrA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
aims and Globes.

Hand.raunied lamps, hest centte dtsft
hurn-ts, GOLD. plated metal trimmings,
handsome floral DC sofa'ions on taste
fun, blended Colof grounds
sos. regularly $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
White Goods.

500 Yards OF 4o-inch apron lawns,
fancy borders; 1915, ise.. zoe. and
csc. per yard.
English long cloth for fine underwear,
- Yards TO q piece, CSC, $l.es, $3.50
up 10 S2.2S q piece.
Fancy fleeee.lined piques, suitable Tor
shiuvaists and children's dresses, Is
Inches vide, at 4oe., Soc, soc. and csc.
per yard.