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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
Government Searching for Buffalo.

Government Searching for unal
Secretary Hitchcock, Of the interior
department, has called upon Gov. Her
reid for statistics as to the number or
buffalo in the state. and his views as TO
steps toward government protection to
such of them are are yet in existence in
the United Statss. II any move should
be made in his direction, South Dako-
IA could furnish a larger number than
any other one state, and probably as
many or more than all the other states
together. These animals are all In the
Philip buffalo herd, which is held near
Fort Pierre, and is composed of about
sixty full-bloods and as many half
bloods. They are now so scarce that
the only way 70 assure their propaga-
ton is through the government, as 1t Is
too expensive a proposition for one man
to carry lone.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
ENDS A
clark Sells a Group OF Mines 10 the
AmaISnmatcd Company.

Putte. Mont. FEB. 24-Cnited Sta'e'
Senator w. a. Clark has sold his Coiusa
PARROT group Of mines to the Annals1'
mated. or Anaconda company. the CON
slderation is withheld from the Puouo
h,,t me nrice is understood TO be in thu
mfl,ious. The purchase by the Amalga'
mated company was made as a settlement
Of litigation between the Anaconda com
pany and Senator Clark's Colusa Parrot'
company.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
SHE WAS KILLED ny BOXERS.
Iowa Man Wants $4,000 for the
Death of His Sister.

Writing, Iowa, Feb. 25.-Chas. A. An
derson has filed a claim with the state
department at Washington for SSo,Ooo
damages for the death OF his sister, Hilda
s. Anderson, who was killed by the Box
ers in Mongolia province, China, in 1900.
Two of Mir. Anderson's sisters were killed
In China during the late uprising against
foreigners, but only one was a subject of
the United States, the other sister being
a citizen of Sweden. Hilda s. Anderson
was naturalized at Rockford. ILL.,, in 1897.
and went to China as a missionary for
the Christian Alliance.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
SHALL GREGORY COUNTY BOND,
Proposition Urging Gregory Coun-
80 "a Eaua nnnd1

A Proposition Urging Gregory Coun-
ty to Issue Bonds.
An agitation Is on foot to Induce the
voters Of Gregory county to bond the
county for $1,000, to take up outstand-
ing warrants. The county now owes
the state $500 for care of the insane,
and this debt draws 3 per cent a month
interest. The county also owes about
Sc, 900 for general, road and county war
rants, which also bear interest. 1t Is
believed by bonding the county can
save $500 a year.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
"Genticmen Burglars" Identified.

New York, Feb. q. The Croughan
brothers, the gentlemen burglars
who are under arrest in Jersey City
charged with a number OF burglaries,
were taken to Bayonne, N. j., yester-
day and identified by Mr.. Hocke as the
men who had robbed his HON some
d. VS. ago. The prisoners were visited
yesterday by their father, who came
from Newport, r. l., to see them.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
PROMINENT MINER DEAD.
Sudden Summons of Joseph Kirk
patrick at Palmer, Mich.

Negaunee, Mich, Feb. Il. - Joseph
kirkpatrick, Sr., manager of the Pitts
burg and Lake Superior Iron com
pany, died Suddenly at his HON at
Palmer, aged eighty-two years. He
was one of the wealthiest men In Mar
uuette county, having made his money
on mining and timber investments on
Cascade range. He came to Palmer
from Pittsburg in 1875 to take the man
agement OF the Volunteer mine, then
opening up.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
RAID BY CRAZY SNAKE.
r., nd Seises Arms and Ammunition
I'm oklahoma.

Han yeises Arms and
I'm oklahoma.
Muskogee. Ind. T., Feb. ga oano
ne GRAVY Snakes followers yesterday
u.ss a raid on Keokuk Falls, Okla,
,,,st across the line from h Creek
Nation, rushed into a hardware store.
s.,vsd a lot OF arms and ammunition,
snd aed. A posse Immediately started
In pursuit. and It is said captured sew
araI Of the band after a tws-hours'
r,,nn,np fight. Two of the captured men
s.ve been brought TO Keokuk Falls.
Thav are George and Peter Hutiputta,
law,nent members OF the Snake band.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
Charged with Theft.

Montreal, Que, Feb. 21-Charles ga
age. alias Charlie Scott. alias w.
west, a negro, was arrested, charged
with the theft of a trunk full Of jewelry
valued at $40, 900 from the Portland ho-
tel at Portland. Or, last November.
Savage was employed as a bellboy
the trunk was the property of a COM
mercial traveller.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
B.rE wrecLer sentenced.

Lincoln, Ncb. Feb. 21.-A. Fl. Gould
the Beiwood bank wrecker whose pee
ulations aggregated 5000, 900. was SEN
ter. ed at David City to eight years In
thu Nebraska penitentiary. Gould
pleaded guilty.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
Crushed y, a Log.

Two Harbors. Mimi, Feb. rs. John
Muilen. a loader employed at Mitchell
a McClure's camp neaf Highland, was
killed by being crushed by some 1898
rolling on him. He is said to have come
from Minneapolis.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
His Last sleep.

Iuverne, MINI. Feb. 2a-Henry Es'
GOV . ,aborer, was struck by a passen-
eer train AMI instantly killed. Eggs
had been drinking n wen. ,ay
bridge half a mile east Oh nsn,
down on the track and apparently WEI,
40 sleep. The engineer saw MN, ou'
too late 10 stop the train. Egsen was .
native of Norway.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
g.. comp.ny ResponsibIe.

chicago. Feb. 23.-The jury
e. the inquest over the victim OF the
archar avenue explosion returned a
nara,c, 70 the effect that the eleven
',,atims, death was due TO an explosion
a. a eas main. The Jury holds the gas
mpa responsible.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
Cru.hed NV CuttJe.

Sumner, Iowa, Feb. 2l.-Ed Keough.
a prominent cattle buyer. was thrown
down and crushed by the surging of the
animals in the crowded stock yards,
His injuries are serious. and 1t is feared
will prove fatal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
Die. whnc nt wor.hip.

st. Paul, Feb. rs. - Clasping both
hands tightly to her breast and uttering
a groan hat startled the ~worshipers at
ST. Patrick's Catholic church yesterday
morning Mrs. John j. Quinn toppled
over in her pew and died.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
A MURDER.
Negro duplicates Himself and An
other i'm the Crime.

other in the Crime.
West Superior. Wis. Feb. 25.-Charles
Woods, the negro who was arrested on
Friday in st. Paul, charged with muir
dering Charley YIN, the Chinaman
who was killed in this city on Christ
man, has made a statement to the po-
lice duplicating both himself and Jach-
son. another negro who was arrested by
the local police Saturday. Williams and
Kennedy, two more negroes who are
held on the murder charge, have proved
alibi and will be released.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
...,a.n,.uIx shot.

Hastings. MINI. Feb. "a. fran =,
rohnson OF Point Douglas. a student %
IN Hastings high school, was 49,
dentally shot in the shoulder by a =,
~nanioa named Leavitt In the vicinity y
~, formers home while hunting.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
w...L,,r Train wrecked.

chicago. Feb. "a. = One man wa
,,,,isa ana two others injured yesterday
when a Grand Trunk wrecking IA.
nlunged over an emoankmer. :,
sneeding through Evergreen PARK
its way TO a freight wreck.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
shot From

carrollton. Ala. FEB. 81 - A. J.
Hucksby, a prominent farmer and saw
mill man near McShaw, was shot from
ambush and instantly killed yesterday
afternoon. There is no clue to the u
derers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27
rniaemie Among Cntne,

paraboo. wis, Feb. 2S. - The state
veterinary has been cailed TO Adams
% unity TO investigate a disease which
a become epidemic among cattle
MANY have died.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-02-27

that th- points of interest be shown
him n the geographical bearings ex-
plaiEed.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

Parrlllas hiefro esm sltado barras 30 cts
PaImatorias hferro esmaltado 10 Y Is cts
PslangaGas hero eSm altado desde SO cts
en- ad3lante
Palanganas de lata 6, 8, Q Y 10 cts
Platos de lata cts
Platos llanos de hierro esm altado cts.
Piatos de porcelana rs cts.
Paraguas 40 centavos, classes fuas 90,
81 y de resorta S1.25.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

Fichas para Juegos ue aIleuIeA a % OeH-
tavos juego.
Forros de Iona para camas de matrimo
MO 81 so
Gorritas de encajes para bautizos a 10
Corr tas eJockeyo para ninos II cts
Gorras de seda para caballeros a 40 y
SO centavos.
Gorras de pafio para balleros 80 y
40 centavos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

Idem enterizos con mango de MADEIRA
10 2 II cts par.
Idem muy fin 5 ae mango de huesso
IA cts par.
EAsala leras de p1r4e ana fna, 45 cts
Espum sderas hierro esmalt 1do 5, y
10 centavos.
Embudos hero esmaltado 5, IL, Is,
20 25 centavos.
Eatorilla4 para coloosr fotografas,
GANG 4 a so cts par.
Espejos con marcos para tocador a Z.
8, TO, II Y 15 centavos
Idem idem mayors a Is 90 %, so y
10 centavos
Espejos de mano con mango a 8
eentavos uno.
Espejos de l7nas 8 cts uno.
Estambre matizado, G ANGA a 5 GEN.
tavos onza
microscopes para yer fot grafas. 40
80 csntavos.
Encajes crochet para fundas de almo-
hadas desde Is so cts
Encajes valenc en- anchos estrechos,
en- blanco y crema prooedentes de un
surtido reoibido en- estos dias que Sc
realizan a precios sin competencia
Entredores de onda, pnnto de hilo imi
tae;on tira bordada ea b'anco, crsma y
cru 10, Is, 20, 25, 80, 40 J 90 centa
vos pieza.
PIatiilos de CRYSTAL para d...',ces y hela-
dos 4 centaVnnss uno.
rIatillos de cristal para dulees tamano
grande centavos.
Ac ituneras de cristal cristal fno, 8
centavos una.
Tazas de oristal con inieiales y sin pla-
tillos 3 centaYos
Tazas de CRYSTAL con platillos 10 cts.
MantequilIeras CRYSTAL gravado Is cts.
Quezeras de CRYSTAL fnisimas so cts.
Azucarers Is cristal, 10 cts.
Jarritos de CRYSTAL para leche, cts.
| Dulc ras de crist con tapa, 20 y %
centavos.
Idem idem sin tapa, cts
Ensaladeras y fruteras de CRYSTAL, a 25
centavos.
Fruteras dc CRYSTAL con pi6, 40 y sc
! centavos
Jarros grandes de CRYSTAL para aqua, q
| 90 Y % centavos.
Copas de CRYSTAL para aqua, 4, 5, 6, J
! Z centavos una.
Copas grabadas de CRYSTAL ino, 10 y
II centavos
vasos para aqua a 4, 5, cts uno.
V asos mos oe cr1sta1 con n'cla1es q
centavos.
vasos de cristal fno con distintas fgu
ras dibujos cts
Vasos con asa para eerveza, y 10 cts
" sos CON asa para limonada, de IA
onzas, Is cen avos
Copas de 2I onzas 25 centavos.
Fuentes oyalad de porcelana fna des
de Is centavos en- adelante.
Fuentes con tapa de porcelana 60 cts
Fnentes ovaladas de hero esmaltadC
dasde Is oentavoa en- adelante.
I,oc q ,,Iufos I 4 cautinoa+ror @I M
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

Camas inglesas de dos plazls con pila-
res para mosquitero J un coschon snpe-
rior ingl6s $14.
Camas ing esas de dos plazas con pila-
res para mosqultero y IN colchon supe
rior ingl6s, en- clases mas fnas, tamblen
en- baratillo.
Camas b'aneas de una plaza con 4 pila
res para mosq uitero elegantfsimas cabe
ceras un eoloh6p superior ingies $3.50,
10 Y II.
Copiadoras de prensa iBOFE! 500 fo-
lios a % oentavos
Copiadores de prensa 1000 follos 60
centavos,
Cuellos de hilo de celuloide centa-
Vol uno-
Caloetines crudos para caba!leros s.
6 10 centayos.
Idem en- colores a 7, 6, 10 y Is centavos
Idom negros Y 10 centavos.
Cintas para a1ornos de trajes y SOM
breros ii, G ANG All!
Cinta elastica de algod5n a 5 ceptVos
vara.
Cinta de ceda a 90 centavos yara.
Cintas negra de seda y lana para rlbe-
tes a centavos yara.
Cinta hiladillo en- col res centavos
piezs.
Cordonaa con cabetes para correct 8
centavos p'eza.
Gordon de seda en- dolores 5 centavos
vara.
Idem il para ientes cts uno
Cinturones blancos de cabritilla para
| sef1oritas niflas 20 centavos.
Comboves metal blanco baflos de pla-
ia potes 4 81.
Id de cri tai bohemia rs cts uno.
Cucharitas plateadas iGANGA! 1s
cts, docs ma y cts una.
Idem idem grandes cts. una
Cubiertos de metal platesdo 15 Cts
| juego.
Cubiertos m ango de hueso 10 cts par.
Cucharas V tenedores meta blanco con
trastados Is centavos pieza.
Cucharones SCristcfs bados plata de
ley s2.95.
Cucharas, cuchillos y tenedores plata
| de ley As centavos pieza.
Cucharitas para cafe plata de ley 90
pieza.
Cucharas, cuchillos y tenedores de pos
tre a 35 centayes pieza.
Cortaplumas con caden2 para nihos a
| 9 centaVt una.
Idem con hoias 10 centavos una.
| 1Qem Qo SFO AAO P0A" ~~0NAAOA~S y
go centavos ma.
Cepillos de dlentes 8. 8, 10, Is y 20
centavos.
Cepillos de zapatos, clase fna Is cts.
Cajitas con cos cepillos y betdn 20 J
y 35 centavos.
Cucharones hierro e1maltado s, 10,
u Is centavos.
Gafeteral de hierro esmaltado % J
! go centavos.
Cafeteras de poroe1ana fna a 40 y 81
cts valen dollars.
Colch onetas de dos plaza 75 cts una
Cepillos para caballos cts uno.
Coladores de hero esmaltado 15, 20,
as, 80, 35 y 40 cts.
Columnas jardineras para adornos dt
sala 80 so par.
Caiitas lampariilas mariposA cts.
Cuadros elegantt limos para adornos d.
sala so, 90. rs, 100, 1.5o. 400, 2.5'
$50 uno.
Idem para colocar fo' ografias 80, 40
80, go, rs y 81 uno.
Cinturone de piel baja tale les hay Ell
distintos colores y negros de de 80 cts 81
adelante.
Cubisrtos de acero, con mango emf a.
! bonado de negro cts par.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
= = QUE s. ABRIRA

Goma7 para sugetar las mangas a 8,
= centavos.
Coma Mucilago con brocha a 8 cts pote.
Coma especia para pegar loza oris-
tai 10 centavos pomo.
Hebillas para p'ntalones, blancas ne
gas 8 centavos docena.
Hilo para z1rcir blaneo negro a 20
centavos docena.
Hilo para marcar en- oajss de le b los
9 5 centavos GAIA.
Hilo para bordar ed M C> blanco
pupz6 / oent2vo ma Ella.
Teringas de gonna 45 centavos.
Juego de libro ma cor diario 95
Jarros para medidas ! litro Is centa-
vos Y 1 litro 20 oentavos
Jarros para leche litros As oentav
Jarros id id Il iifro a5 centavos
Jarro de hierro esmaltado para aqua
80 40 60 Y IS centayos.
Juagos fnos de loterfa 80 cts.
Juguetes para ninos desde eent3vos en-
adelante.
Jarros de hierro esmaltado para lababo
desde 45 centavos en- adelante.
Jeringas de remolinos 8 81 una.
Jeringas de Faentes SO centavos.
Ligas de seda para cahallegos 8, 10, is
20 centayos par.
I'd. mas anas q 25 n"-.ntavas.
Linbefnass magicss desde IN peso $50
Latigos para caballos a 15 20 cts.
Idem de nerVio so cts.
Idem mas fines so IS cts.
Lamparit3s completas para c9cina Is
cent Avos.
Lamparas de Sobramesa con pant2ila de
seda 81 J g..
Id de sobremesa nuevo sigtema IS
Lfbros de misa para nil1ss 10 centavos.
Libros de misa para senoritss desde %
centavos en- adelante.
Libros borradores buena encuadernaci6n
a 45 cantavos.
Ligas de seda con cintnrones para baia
| tale 35 cent4voS.
Ligas de se6a b3ia caderas a go cts.
Lfg 8 de sedAbaja TALES de 18 20 cts.
NJ linlllos para cafe mny c6modos 35 y
/ SO cent2Voa.
Maquinas doble Psspunte para coser a
maao y :sjade pleas para cost0rera &Gran
| gspg4 durdnte Ell barstllo> Sc
M5quinas de pedal dobie pespunte bofe
s1S.
Maoninas neun&sieas para m6dicos s5.
Medias negraS de dordou para niflas, pun=
| to ingl9s a s, 10 II centavos.
| Munecas 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, I, 5, 10, II, Is
/ Y 20 centavos una.
ID mas fnas 25, 80, 40, 80. go y 75 CEN
| tavos una.
NavaIAS para 2TelGaTSe SOLO a 81 Z O.
Marcos para retratos con paspartu desde
| 80 centavos en- adelante
Peinllla de gutspercha desde centavos
en- adelante.
Idsm de cuerno 8. 4 y 5 cts.
Prensas para copiar cartas ganga 81. 80.
Papel comercial rayado para cartas 240
| pliegos SO centavOs.
| Idem comercial tamano papel espaf1ol 24o
| pliegos so centsyos.
Idem comercial rayado para cuentas CO.
rrientes 24O pIiegos 80 centavos.
Idem comercial para cuentas corrientes
tamaf1o papel espaf1ol 240 piegos 81
Idem comercial de luto orla ancha 240
| plfegos 80 centavoS.
O1adernillos de estss clases de papel con
| pllegos centayos.
Papel en- rssmillas de 200 hoias cts.
Piumeros americanos a Is, 20, 80, 40 y so
| centavoS uno.
Plumeros franceses con plumas fnas en-
coloreg a 10. Is, 20 % centlv1s uno.
Perchas arbol de 8 pesos 4.
Perchas i1co de Vlsaa ganchos de q
$50.
Idem idem de 3 ganch IS de $50 125.
Papel de inodoro cts resma.
PufIos de hilos y celuloide a 10 cts.
Palillos para dientes, paquetes fenome
males cts
Tdom nerf lmados cts,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
PERFuMEREA FRANCESCA

Polvo seduisante centavos.
ldem id en- p3quetes 5 centaYos.
1dem Lila" sartido en- perfumes II cts
Idem Java legftimo 18 cts.
1dem Veloutfne de Lis a 80 cts.
1dem Veulotine de Ooudray 80 cts.
lem de Authsa so cts.
Aceite de Anthea y Oriza legitimo As
centavos.
Eseucias franoesas de Deletrees de $3.50
ell pote al 1.25.
Idem id i'd de de So 81
Idem Id id de s1.5o a 10 cts.
Idem Lilas blancas de 81 SO 90 cts,
Idena Deletrees surtidas en- perfumes.
Peau Ge Espagne, Heliotropo, Jazmin
Opoponax TO- 25 40 centa7cs.
Crema de jab6n para la barba q 20 cts.
Jabones franceses de Deletrees de so cts
20 cts.
Id i'd de Rigaud Is cts.
Pasta dentri1ca eu estache de metal %
cantavCs.
Cosmetieos francesss 10. Is 30 cts.
Colossal surtido de frasquitos de esencis
a 5 centaVos
Zspatitos con esencia centavos
ReloJes con leotina y esencia a cts.
Botellftas con espejos llenas de esencia
a centavos
Copitas con IN frasco de esencia a cts.
Canastitos con an fIasquito de esencia q
s centavos.
Jabones Hotel pastillas por cts
Turco legitimo cts.
Lema de huevo cts.
Violeta empapelados cts.
Eureka pasta grande cts.
CAjitas con 8 jaboDes 10 Is cts.
Reberberos Victoria 81 90
Eeberberos de porcelana a rs cts.
Relojes para pared sobremesa con des.
perta1or S3
Relojes de niksl para bo'sillo GANGA a
so centavoS.
Reloies de acero cxtdado, pateuts 50 SO
Idem para mesas de noche sl.00, l 25
y 2 90 pesos uno.
Idem despertadores elegantisimos de
garantizada marcha, d0Sde Is centavos en-
adelante.
Idem con est1chs de piel para viaje 81
1dem con s6calo de Peluchs a 81 SO
S1peras hero esmaitsdo 40, so so cts
Slperss DE porcelsna 90 cts
Sartenes hierro eSmaltado 8, 10, Is y Is
centaves.
Sartenes para 8 huevos 80 cts.
Idem para huevos 45 centavos.
Saleros de crlstal ) ceatavos.
Sombreros de paia para hombres y nifi0s
/ q 20 centavos.
Idem de paf1o negro para hombres de rs
40 y 35 centavos.
Idem de PIANO en- color de / dollar 40 cts
Sombreritos calafes de psno para nif1os
/ IS centavos.
I1em Id clase mas fna de 81 45 cts
Soporta cubiertos de crista q cts.
Sobres dnos para cartas 20 cts. ell 100.
Sobres para tarietas en- blancos de luto
cts al 100.
! Sobres azales para cartas a cts ell 100
Stnfonfas de boca de muy buena calidad
/ 20 cts.
Tlrabuzones a 5 cts.
TIjeras de aceros 10, IL, Is, 20 IS cen.
| tavos una.
Idem de acero de csn6n 30. 40 so y 90
! centavos una
Telefonos para haciendas cssas parti.
culares ocho pesos par.
Timeres electricos con pila, alambre
pera 81 so.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
desde hoy hasta ell 80 de JUNO para vender en- Ql

Abanicos iaponeses 8 2, 8, cts.
Id clases mas finas de 20, %
4o81o, Is y 20 cts.
Alfombras para frentes de camas soy
Is cts.
$50 y 200.
Id hermosisimas para salas s..
Albums para retratos con cubiertas de
eeluloi1e peluche de So uno LIS.
Azucareraa de hierro esmaltado Sgan
ga, 4 %, 80 y 40 cts.
Azucareras de porcelana fna 30 Y 40
cts
Acoituneras de porcelana fna a 15 OTIS.
Alfleres negros en- cajitas cts
Aldleres negros en- corazones cts,
Alfleres blancos en- pirSmides cts.
Alfleres para encajes. en- cajas de me
dia libra 70 Cts.
Alfleres agujas surtidos en- sobres
cts.
Alfleres de double para corbatas 5 cts.
AIhleres inperdibles 2 y cts docena.
Afladores &c lapiz a cts uno.
Alarga TALES de gran novedad 2 cts.
Anilios xCristoffo para servilletas de
81 pieza 80 40 cts.
Azafates plateados 4, 5, 8, 10 IL y Is
cts.
Afladores de cuchillo de mesa % cts.
Bates elegante estuchs conteniendo en-
seres para los nifios de escuela 4 y 8 cts.
Botones enchspados de orc, para el
Cuello a 5, y 10 cts.
Botones de hueso marfl para cuellos a
pof cts.
Botones de nacar para cuellos cts.
uuo.
Botones dorados para punos de cami-
sa l cts par,
Bot mes dorados enchapsdos de orc a
Is cts par.
Botones de luto con pie en- hapado de
orc 15 cts par.
Botonea de nacar para chaqueton & Is
OTIS. doeena.
Botones de nkcar para chaleco Is cts.
Botones de nscar para chaqueton 4
ahujeros, 20 cts. docena.
Id para Chaleco a Il cts, docena
Botones de nacar para trajes de niflos
J sehoras 6, 8 10 cts. docena
Botoncitos de nacar pequenos 2 cts.
doceha.
Botones de loza imitaci6n 8 nAcar a 2
cts docens.
Botones de pasta para chsquet6n y
Chaleco a cts docsna.
Balenas forradas a cts. docena.
Id sin forrar 7 cts.
Brooches ,n tira, blancos y negros a s
cts. vsra.
Bolsas de piel para sehoras egangas q
40 y SO cts
Botellas de tinta negra / litro 40 cts.
90 cts
:" :" { IS IS cts. cts.
I" i" 10 cts.
Botelitas dc tinta negra y violeta a y
9 cts
Bahitos de hierro eamaltado para lavar
ropas utensilios de cocina desde 80 cts.
$50 uno,
BotelIas de cristal t.ll das de 81 sc
cts
Bandeias ovaladas redon las platea.
das y 5 cts.
Bandejas muy grsndes 10, u y Il
cts.
Bastones oallados en- distintas formas |
80, 40 so cts.
Barillitas elegantfsimas para paseo des
dc 55 cts.
Camas elegantfsimas de una plaza, COZ
luenos colchones 81 so, 0 y 10 una
Camas glesas de una plaza, con pi
isres para mosqulteros un colchon supe
nor ing 6s; v6pgales q yer qqe las com
prarA.
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The Delta independent., 1902-06-20
Plenty oi water.

Aaron Walters tells US that he was
over on the Cimarrou ditch LAST week,
and that he fount! water running to
waste in Coal creek. aud also in the
other streams flowing across the route
Of he ditch, easily enough 10 Ill the
ditch full OF water if it wefe, completed
that far now. He thinks an ample sup
ply ior all the capacity of the d,,ch will
be taken from the side streams as long
as they are fun IN the spring and that
the ditch is assured OF an excsiienl flow
Of water throughout the season.
The Cimarion ditch will be great
thing for the faImcrs and help out Won
der'uiIy 10 getting the alfalfa crop early.
i viii also be fine thing FOR the city,
for with pure Cimarron water no town
on the western slope can compete with
Moutrose IN advantages to homescekers
aud those who wish for permanent resi-
dence with the best advantages. The
water question 10 slowl Y nearing asolu
,ion.-Montrose Enterprise.