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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-07

not ordinarily easy to provide several thous
sand men with comfortable temporary quar-
tiers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-07
Wedding Invitations, Calling Cards,

Announcements. ETC., elegantly engraved at
lowest prices. in the stationery shops of
MERMOD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway and Locust.
Write for samples dnd prsees. Hailed Jres.
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e. Jaccard JewcIry Co.'s Office.
Mermod & Jaccard's, Broadway and Locust.
HriteJor catalogue. 1000 ea7raoia1s. Nailed fires
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SCALA. No.. March s-James SPENCER. n.-
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Iniciaei6n en- Ia
Logia Regeneration :,

Autier no hs se llsv6 & .efscto en-
10 LogiA eRsgeueraci6rs de 6sta
ciudsd, 10 iniciAci6n.. ..del,prof ano don
Josl RE Solar, Chief G erk de las
odcinas del ,misionado del Inte.
fior. General w. Fl. Elliott. FuS
an brillAnte acto, al one asisti6 nm
gran / & naro da hsfmAros masonas
estA clad&d, Arscibn, MlyA6uz
CAbo Rojo. Hemos t. lido ell gusto
de lesr nm trabAjo que dsdis6 nues
tro buen amigo Ell sel1or A berto F.
Martinez, Seeretar.o del Dapartx
mento de Educ sci6n, al nuevo her.
msno sc u Ruiz Soler,s pc 70 QUE
debi3o { una ligera indispes .ci6n de
so sen IRA esposs, SO vic inpsdido
de asistir 6 In re f ,rida inti.. ion. e,
trabAjo esta escrito en- nm brillante
astilo. y basado en- los verdAderos
principios de Ii mAsonelf psro de.
bido & q Q su antor sc nor Martfnez
no ha querido que Sc PUBLIC ae en- In
prensa, NOS privAmos de dAr 6 10
pub!icidad n1 trabAjo que sirve de
orgullo tan ilsstre hermAno, &
Ii Iast tacio ma 6nica que tiene en-
al seno hombres de II i:ust.ac!on del
sc d 1r Ma tfnez
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Daro abohtamente paial Dc opinion Dc prensa.
MilagroS del ''abSurdO'

C1n motive de hAher solicitaao el
Conseio Ejacatlvo, de IL Ckmara d .
Daleg&dos, ciertos antsceder tss y
pruebss de las denu 1ciAs hechss por
IL comisi6n investiga ora de afro ;
pHllos comotidoa en- el asilo de min 90
de Santuree, plants 6ie aver otro de
los fines c0znu1aes.
Cada Dalegado de los que toma.
ron parte en- el debate, sostuvo su
eritsrio particular, y se vic one de
Die g3 y Hernandfz Lope z, &C stel ian
Ell criterio de In Presidencia Her.
mimic Diaz y FAjardo le com mbatfan.
Sc tr&tabA de nm asunt7 de &C md a
interes para las prerrogAtivas do 10
CkmAra y todos se uuieron y & 10
hora de votar votAron unknimemen.
to 10 decis On que consideration m&b
iuiciosa.
Ya 90 10 segarda vex que en- aqual
recinto Sc olvidan diff srencias poll
ticas y esperamos que otros ven
dram demostrar que los que la
Camara llevAn la alta invastidura
ds representatives del pueblo deben
ir Allf & dar ejemplos de concordia y
que dejando pequefieces 6 nm lado
se ocupen en- laborar por 10 patria
SIP prejuicios de ningdn genero.
Las doe notAs apuntAdas inouda-
blemente ser6n bien recibidss en-
toda 10 isis, per las personas de bue'
n& voluntad y toeos y eada uno de.
ban segnir ese buen ejemplo.
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ANTES DE PODER

utilizarlos, es menester extraer ell
fierro i ORC de la piedra mineral.
Lo mismo puedc decirse del aceite
de higado dc bacalao Sus virtudes
no Sc encuentran en- sus materias
grasosas y mucho menos en- su as
queroso sabor y olor. Ningtln tisico
6 persona que padezca otra affection
agotante, ha derivado importantes
banefcios dc u que Sc llama aceite
de higado de bacalao Ell estado ma
tural. Sus efectos sobre los nervios,
la repugnancia con que 10 recibe ell
estomago, 10 mucho que ofende al
olfato al paladar, son mas que
sufcientes para contrarestar, en- la
mayor1a dc las gentes, sus buenos
efectos como medicina, y ESQ sin to-
mar en- cuenta que es de difcil di-
gestion. Sin embargo, siempre he
mos tenido motive para Greer, que
envuelto en- los elementos que COM
ponen cl aceite de bacalao, Sc en-
contraban propiedades curativas del
mas alto valor. Pero fue necesario
separarlas de SUI nauseabunda ma
triz en- que estaban combinados, y
este es 10 que con gran exito Sc ha
efectuado en- la elaboration de la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
en- cuyo eficaz remedio, tan sabroso
como la miel, tenemos toda la esen-
cia del Aceite de Hlgado de Bacalao
Puro, combinada con Jarabe de Hi
pofosftos Compuesto, Extractos do
Malta Y Cerezo Silvestre. Estos in
gredientes, constituyen un recons-
tructor de tejidos, un purificador de
la sangre, y un reconstituyente ge-
neral incompatible. Ante este re-
medic, la enfermedad Sc retira con
una efcacia y rapidez, que asombra
4 los facultativos tanto como deleita
4 los enfermos. En- todas las enfer-
medades agotantes como Anemia, Es-
crofula, Influenza, Clorosis, Diarrea
Cr0nica, Gripa, Tisis, jamas deja de
proporcionar un alivio y curar. Gel
Sr. DR.. N. Ramirez Arellano, de Me-
xico, dice: La Preparation dc Wam-
pole es doblemente eficaz en- las A
fccciones Pulmonares, por la acci6n
do los principles nutritivos del acei
te de higado de bacalao.'' Crda do
ris cs efectiva. En- todas las Boticas.
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El canon m0nStruO
de EStadOS UnidOS

Nueva Yolk, Is de Enero. -El ca.
non MAS grAnde de los EstAdos u ri.
dos. que 10 es tambien en- el mundo
entero, ser& probado m flsaa en Ell
campo de ensAyo do Sandy Hot K
81 u enssyo tiena el bnan 6xito que
sa espsra, 90 muy probable que .el
C0ngreso consjgne In enofma sum q
de cien millones de aollArs para
construir muchos mas de igaal Ca
libre.
Ri canon aludido ex'gi6 tres AMOS
para la construcci6n en- Ell A. ser oil
de Watervliet, y pssa 130 toneladas
sin II curef1a. DispAra mn proyee-
til de 2. 400 ibrAs, que mide cinco
pies euatyo pulgalas de- largo, 81.
carzRndo una distanciA de 81 mi Las.
Para formsr iaea cabAl de este mons.
truo. bRstark deeir qua ID enerRfa
que se desarroi!& en- IL boca Al dis.
parArse es dc $4,000 pi6s-toneladas,
suficientss para convsi 7 en- &t3mos
invisibles & los acors .dcs mas DO.
derosCs q se err zin hey los mares.
La earga de polvorA varfa de !, 900
& 2. 600 libras, segd1 oil alcauce qre
Sc quiera dAr al p-s yec i. Csda
uno de sstos Gu ssta $500 y cAda car.
60 de p6lvora sl rededor de $500
Este cs f13n mide caarants nueve
pies seis pulgAdas de largo, por ssis
pies dos pulgadas de di&metro en- Ia
boca. La preston que sufee al dis.
pararse es de $4,000 libras por pul.
gnda cuadrads.
l.Incluysnso IL curef1s y los gastos
de montnra, eada canon de este Ca
libre cuests 10 enorme Sums de d o
millones y meiio de dollsrs La
mAquina tiene que descAr ssr sohra
nm cimiento de ciento cuaral to PIES
cuadrados de superflcis, p Gin
cusnta de profundidad.
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Darwin J Ia Crl-
tiCa mOderna
(Traducido de Benjamin Kidd)

\@ANAN0AAV NO 0V1J&AAAA AAANO~
Con el desarrollo dc ese sentimien
to de responsabiliaad ara con 10 vi.
dc, que Darwin creyo yer interven il
con el ejsrcicio de 10 ley de selec-
ci6n natural llenando Asilos de mutt.
lados intsiles, no tenemos en- mo-
do Alguno suspendiaA 10 selection
ne turAl en- sociedaa, sino 10 base
fundamental de an procso social, 10
intsnsidad y sfcacia en- que, bajo 10
it f9encia deuna selection natural,
vlsta desde nm punto amplio, empe-
20 q pronunciarge en- gradO ereciente
In competancia entire los tipos todos
de la sCciedAd.
La disgregasi6a del cor cspto soEre
que Sc fund6 la csc avitus; el desa
rrollo del cen ,epto De Ia fgu RldAd
innata de hombres, y de su deracho
al voto en- ell e t ado, sin ,ner para
clio en- cuentR so cen lici6n 8 sus bic
mes; la destruction del Absolutismo
en- los clases atlas y de las ideas aeer
CO de las opiuiones raligiosas y civi.
les sostenidas por el poaer del e tn
dc; 10 tolerancia de partidos; ell de-.
recho de investigation libre en- tod0s
sentidos; Ell prolongAndo mevimien
to hacia 10 libsrtaa polftica; y, por
1ltimo, el crecimiento de aquella con
vicci6u que constituys an constant
SesAfio contra las teldenciAs absolu
tistas existentes en- Ell estado econ6
mico del mundo moderno, es decir,
que la distribuci6n de ID riquezA en-
TODD EstAdo bien dispuest0 aebs ten.
der 6 alca. z sr 10 justicia polftica; to
das estas son parties de nm proceso
iItsgrante lie la historic occidental.
Son las sefales de nm tipo de So
eisdad de potenc alidad org&nica
mas alta q de antss existio en- el mum
do; tfpo, euyA caracte1 fsticA es Ell
sentimisnto de 10 responsabilidad hu
mana prt yectada N Is ALA del E.tA'
DO, con miras al porvenir.
Para curor Un Refuodo en- un dId
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO
QUININA. El boticario le devolvera el dinero 81
no 80 cura. La frma de e. W, GROVE. 90 hala
en- Csda caiita
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lnglaterra y Alemanla
en- desacuerdo

B Bsrlin 1O.-Iog 'aterrs y Alemania
est&n en- desacuerdo en- el asunto ve'
nezolano y si AlemAnia no modifca
sus exigencias y an tarsz oposisi6n
al arbitrsie. Inglaterra Sc vera 0.
bligada & desconocer 10 liar n naval
= dejsr que A'emanis p-osigs &C 10
en- sus planes sgresivos.
Hoy se han eruzsdo nosas entire
Berlin y L: ndres,k prop6sito del ar
bitraje propuesto por conduoto de
B.Wsn.
Alemanis, en- su nota Irglaterra
dice que no cree en- las prcmesss de
Castro 8 insiste en- que debs d&rsele
una lecci6n.
Eatiendess que Iuglr tara ha o.
ceptado las proposici de Was
hingtol y que Alema1 q ell d aico
OBJ tAculo para las negociaciones de
arbitrsje.
Char g Msgne T>wsr embs jAdor
americano, acomps f1Ado de su espo'
50, de sd secretArio, de los sgrega
dos de 10 embajad faeron hey reci
hidos { eficialmepte por el emperador
en- 10 Corte De Berlin.
Aurque la audiencia fa6 de pura
etiqu to-, el emperador ne valio Dc 10
oportunidad para declarar que A'e'
mania no tenfa designios alteriores
en- Y snezuela, nj respecto q 10 DOC
trina de Monroe
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La Escuela Velasco
EsTABLEOIDA 1890.
2S3 Schsrmsrhorn St., Brooklyn

IDIOMAS. INGLES ETC., TAQOI-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDIOMAS; MA.
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE IL
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEGOOIOS, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- OOLEGIOS etc.
Locaoion, oentrica: hospedage de
primera y a preoios moderados. La
Escuela SO encarga de instruction y
hospedage ouando as1 Sc desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORREO.
Oirculares 8 informes pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- eLa correspondence.
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Noble COnduCta

Dicen de Baenos Aires, que los 90
psffoles RESIDENCES allf han dirigidc
una nota 6 To- eAsociaci6a PAtri6tica
Espaflola de Bnenos AiresD .propo.
niendo que entire los espafioles do
miciiados en- In Argentina se colec
te una suma igual & Is q ae Espa d 1
reclama q Vsnezuels, CON ell objeto
de evitar que EspAf1a proceda contra
una de sns hiias.
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Y A U G O
(Ds maestro coqresponsag)

Enero 90 -Cosas que haoen f.lta
4qul' 10. Mnchsohigiene. 90. Qae
Sc proceda ener rgicAmente a 10 ex
tinci6n de los cAnas que armenian
que es una benaicion de Dios dando
expectasulos que desdieen de la cul-
tara de nm pueblo. 81. Que als-
che &c pese y examine diaria ments
4o. Qae SO reco len los csrdos y los
cabros sueltos.
Etcetera.
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Nm esta tipografla % haesn to.
lass % txehaios & presios m6Ais
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American
Railroad Go.
of Porto Rico
NueVO SerViCiO de TreneS

Desde man ana. .26 las horAs de tre'
mes de viajeros sera n las siguientes:
DESDE SAN JUAN
Correo & las 80 m. Mixto 2 t. y n
DIES DE ARECIBO
Correo 6 las 2 SIS t. Mixtos a las 6.1O
m. y 1884 n.
DESDE CAMUY
Correo & las.2 30t.
DESDB' 'AGUADILLA
Correo & las 4 80 t. Mixto & las 9.15
mAHfana. '''
DESDE SAN GERMAN
Correo d las 6 m. Misto 6 la1t.
DESDE MAYAGUEZ
Correo 6 las 6.15 m. M xto Ala 1. AZ
DESDE PONCE
Correo & las t. Mix5o Dom ingo y
dia festive 6 las $50.
DESDE GUANICA
CorIeo 6 las 6 36 m. Mixto Domin.
go y diA festivo] 6 las 2. 45 t.
Para mas detaIles v6Ase los carte.
les publicAdos por 10 9 Compaflia.
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Don EStebal Antonio
FUERTES
FamoSo ingeniero
puertOrfiQut no
HA FALLECID0
[De natestro correspons0ll

De maestro corresponsal
NuevA York, 16 ds E ZERO. o.-Aca.
bo de saber 10 trista rotieia del f..
llecimiento, ocurriao an Ithaca, es.
tado de NnevA Y rk del i.ustre
puertorrique d sc d ,r e t ban A ITO
nio Faertes, JEFF q sc fa6 por muchos
amos del Col. 6 . de ;ganieroa ci.
viles de ID renon b .ade u liversidad
de Cornell, en- que & .ba muy altos
prestigios como cAtedrktico y como
caballero personal.
De @ te sne -abl c mpat -iota tn.
vsyo el honor de pub icar en- sL1
Q orrespondencia9 unas notas bio.
grAficas en- Ju 10 del 1901, desda
Washington, y si or ,nces me cupo
10 gloria de presentarlo al pals que
lie vic nacer, donse apsnas era como.
eido, hoy me toca cum plir 10 triit J
misioa de anunciar su eterna des'
pedida.
Sc nos van los hombres gfandes,
los que dan lustre y renombre 6 In
pequefia P4tria dentro y fuera de
ella
Dasgraciadame cuando hayan
rendido 10 jornsda los pocos qua adn
NOS queaAn, vamos 6 quedar hu9-fa.
NOS de talento y de ilustrAci6n.
Pero ahl nos queisn basta tes
pretensiones para conEoIArncs! -.
Honor 6 10 msmoria de Fael tss.
Descanse en- DE!
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Da. Antonio Rodriguez encArga
do de este servi.io con los aparatos
de 10 "Luz de Pfopietarics, { + .ece
verifcar aquellss nuy ecor6u t-os.
Para inform as Dom Joke M ,uts
sinos Gale de San Francisco mum.
rs altos.
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VIEW IN COAL YARD OF LOCAL DEALER.

was not in the plans and purposes Of Pres
ident Lincoln. Military necessity caused
him. the speaker said. to fall in with the
master purposes of the Almighty.
Prof. Kelley Miller, the last speaker
spoke of education as a factor in the eyo-
luton of the new citizen. This education
was neither industrial nor higher education
exclusively, but both. and to the extent
necessary to give power to the individual
Prof. w. II. Broxton gave an organ solo,
and the singing OF THE Battle Hymn of
the Republic" by Prof John T. Layton
formed the musical features Rev. D. G.
Hill. the pastor of the church, made the in
vocation and Rev. w. V. Tunnel pro-
nounced the benediction.
Letters OF regret were read from Charles
r. Douglass, detained by serious Illness of
his brother, Lewis H. Douglass; George H
White. p. B. 8. Pinchback and Mrs Mary
c. Terrell. to whom had been assigned the
topics Emancipation as a Military Ne
cesstty," Present Political Perils. Fruits
of Reconstruction and .'Woman's Contri-
BUTTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02

elapsed after the crossing Of the Red sea
before the Israelites possessed the prom
ised land The recent deliverances of Pres
ident Roosevelt, the plea of former Presi-
dent Cleveland. the expressions Of Hobson
and Judge Spier, both northern and south
ern men. republicans and democrats-all
events Of the last six weeks-tend to show
change in the current of public opinion,
he said, indicating an end OF the negros
journey in the wilderness and his entrance
upon the promised land of open opportu-
nifty and avenues other than those Of
mental service.
Armend w. Scott spoke on the theme
The Youth the Hope OF the Race and
day and those when President Lincoln Is
sued his proclamation. Rev. Lewis G..
Sheafe traced Gods guiding hand in the
conditions Immediately antecedent to the
civil war and during its progress. when
even a disposition to interfere with slavery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02

F. Bundy, Henry p. Slaughter. Fountain
Peyton. ]. B. Askins. Alfred Pope. Rev. O.
M Waller. Rev. 8. L. Corrothers, Rev. ].
Anderson Taylor. Rev. VIM. H. Hun
ter. Rev Dr. Reeves. Rev. A. G. Garner,
DIR. Charles B. Purvi5 Judson w. Lyons,
John c. Dancey. Perry H. Carson John A.
Simms, Jesse Lawson. r. H. Terrell. w.
s. Montgomery. E. NJ. Hewlett; secretary,
George w. Jackson; assistant secretaries,
Rev. B. ]. Boiling. Rev. w. B. johnson.
Rev s. W. Brown. DR.. G. H Richardson,
Mr. Cyrus Fields Adams, Edgar L. Ken
ney. r. w. Thompson. L. NJ. Hershaw, Ed
ward w Turner.
Press committee: Robert Pelham, jr.; F.
E. Cooper Willis T.. Menard. T. NJ. Dent,
John W. Cromwell. Roscoe c. Simmons.
Mr.. ]. w. Cromwell. in calling the meet
ing to order, referred to the parallel fire.
Quently drawn between the Hebrews held
In bondage to the Egyptians and the col
ored bondmen In America. Forty years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02
Death Of Mrs. Albinia W. King.

Albinia Williams King. widow Of Ed
win H. King and daughter Of the late
James Williams. one OF the oldest and most
highly respected citizens OF Washington,
and whom older residents viii remember az
having lived ON ~ street near street
northwest. passed away at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. T. J. Staley. 1910 Corcoran
street northwest. Tuesday evening last.
From her childhood Mrs. King was most
actively engaged In church work. especially
during the period Of the building OF old
Foundry Church. when she was foremost in
raising large sums of money for the Dur.
pose. For the past few years she has lived
very quietly. owing to failing health. but
beloved and esteemed by large circle Of
friends who appreciated her great worth.
Two daughters. Mrs. T. J. staley and Mrs..
w. p. Van Wickle. sand . son. Mr.. Borrows
w. King. survive her.
Funeral services were held At the chapel
at Oak Hill cemetery at 2 pm today. Rev.
Luther b. Wilson. pastor OF Foundry
Church. and Rev. John Lanahan OF Balu-
more, Nd. officiating.
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necessary funds to secure his release. He
was sent to court yesterday morning In the
black maria" and answered to his name
after being placed in the cell room Later
he was transferred to the dock with other
prisoners in the lower court room, and II
appears that he was seated beside man
charged with discharging a firearm in the
street. The officer who arrested the latter
man recommended that he be released on
his personal bonds. and in some unexplain-
ed manner Brooks was substituted for the
other man. and left the court building after
giving his bond.
During the afternoon Brooks called at
the station house where he had spent the
night and after giving his name. asked for
his penknife. which had been taken when
he was locked up.
He was again taken into custody, and
friends secured his release on $50 collateral
for his appearance in court this morning.
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WAS AGAIN ARRESTED.
Defendant Who Left Police Court in
Advance of Hearing.

Lindsey Brooks the colored man who
caused the officials OF the Police Court some
uneasiness yesterday because he disappear
ed from the court building before he ex-
planned to Judge Scott why he carried
revolver, was rearrested last night, and de-
manded a jury trial and gave real estate
security in the sum of 500 for his appear
ance when arralgned in court this morning
Brooks was arrested by Bicycle Police
man ID. ]. Cullinane in Southeast Washing
ton Wednesday last. 1t Is said he was cele-
brating the birth of the new year by dis
charging a revolver. and was sent to the
ninth precinct police station. where he
spent the night because of the lack Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02
DATE OF EMANCIPATION.
Anniversary Of the Issuance Of Presi-
dent Lincoln's Proclamation.

Between two hundred and three hundred
people assembled at the Metropolitan A. M.
E. Church last night to celebrate the for
tieth anniversary Of the emancipation proc
lamation of Abraham Lincoln. The meet
ing was held under the auspices of COM
mittee representing the leading literary So
cieties among the colored people.
Following is the list Of officers:
President. John w. Cromwell; vice presi-
dents. Rev. Walter H. Brooks. Rev. George
w. Lee. Rev. w. H. Snowden. Rev. D. p
Seaton, Rev Robert Johnson. Rev. D. F.
Rivers. Rev F. ]. Grimke. DR.. John r.
Francis, John F. Cook. John P. Greene, j
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02

Any of our Youths Long
Trouser Suits now on hand, in
fancy cheviot, fancy worsteds and
fancy cashmere cloths. Sizes IS
to 20 years, neat checks and in
visible plaids and stripes; new col
lege fitting shape, with broad pad
ded shoulders; are Manufactured
and finished with best of trim
mings. Wear guaranteed. These
Suits sold UP to $40. @R nm
To be closed out for. QOeWW
Boys $500 grade of fancy two-piece
Norfolk Suits: sizes to s
years, in cheviot and cassi- N~
mere. Reduced for Satur- ~ y IlQD
oay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02
Traction Employees Wages Raised.

CHICAGO, January 2-Three hundred
barn. shop and general employees Of the
Union and Consolidated Traction Compa-
MES have had their wages increased 10 per
cent by en- arbitration board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02

Ladies' 500 and $3.50 Shoes cut for
clearance. Choice of II styles. in Pat.
Kid. Pat. Colt. Wei Kid, Velour Calf
and Enamel. Welt and turn ~
soles; also invisible cork 3 Il aWS
Soles. Sale Price...........~ - W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02

100 pairs Ladies Stylish Walking
Boots, including the extra high cut. in
light, medium and heavy weights; but
ton and lace: every pair our own regu-
lar stock, but cut for ~ en
SEQ sses5a and $50 's Sale PRICE, THs y Il oOW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02

a lot of Mems Shoes sharply reduced
for clearance. In Wei Kid, Box Calf,
Box Enamel and Velvet Calf
Regular price, $50 and m 60
$500. All sizes. January - II ~
Sale Price. " ~ "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02

Boys and Girls Cloth and
Jersey Leggings, with or with -
out straps; to 10 years. & &c
Worth soc. Sale Price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02

Thousands Of situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns OF The
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02
The Most Sensational
Sale of Coats in
the History OF
the House.
Coats OF the Finest Grade at Less
Than Half Price.

The left tells the story We notified that these
goods scotland given first chance them. The
that bought them tells how worthy the bargain The
the receipt of the letter bore buyer New
York. Opportunity never slips by us
The better than thoughtalhough this
makers reputation world making
embodied the cleveest style interpretations in tehe
Workmanship is thorough the Innings and finish nethe fabrics
exceptional quality. The stand for the best be had
got sell prices about the dollar.
Never before in the history OF whoesalng there such
the history of retailing such
prices quoted such garments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02

Boys White Laundered Stiff bosom
Shirts, garland cushion
neskband. soc style for Sat- e0UCo
urday. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02

Ladies' 10 button Black
Cloth Overgaiters; size 3 to s. VIC
Worth 29c. Sale Price..........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02

A lot of Mems. Ladies' and Boys
House Slippers, in leather,
embroidery and cloth. Every 80
size Worth SOC. and 69c. Sale < No
Price ................... W. Se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02
january Sale of Boys Wear.
o eve II 10 means a
nvOuev Drtd

Boys Flannelette Night On-
Robes, the SOC. sort, for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02

Boys $500 grade of Navy Blue Chew
lots and Wide Vale Serges. two-piece
s styss i sizes a2"e o b ysass So
Reduced for Saturday to. ~SeO)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-02

Boys $500 grade Fancy Cossack
Coats: sizes 3 to years, in Paddock
and Military styles, In gray friezes and
blue cheviots and fancy m - ~~
meltons. Saturdays special sSo4 oo4W
price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W ~ W.