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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-31
StEMPRE Los M|SM0S
EI case de LareS

10 espsrspza dc contribuir en- ess for
ma oil triunfo republieano en- el distri'
TO ya qua miran totslm.nte perdids
10 mupicipslidsd.
Pero es que tampoco van & parts
a'guua por sse camino.
Eu tiemros de Allen y de HUT
ssss ilegalidsdss dabap jaego, porque
los fur cionarios del gobierno 81 20 los
primercs on dar el NAL eiemplo, alen
sando q los republicanos en- Ia ee mi
sion De esos atropellos.
hey, en- tiempoa dc Winth op J do
Pest 81 que quiera siolar la ley tan
irG qre entenderielas, probAds su
tslss, con policfas , iueces y luego
,ensar&, bisn er cerrado entire las pa.
-edss de una carcel 9 entire los muros
ie un reside, q ue no viven en- el emo
40 I'm pals ialvsjs, donde a6lo impers
el derecho dc 10 tuerxa, aino en- un
pueblo civilizado, donde hay gober.
nantes iuatos, tribunalss rscsos y ls-
yes terminsntes, aal en- ~ sspirisn
como ca su aplieaci6n que garantizAu
armements 10 vida y los dsrech % ao'
bre los eiudAdanos.
Por 10 visto, los amigos do los
10 flores Barbosa y Harnandez Lopez
sno han caido todsvfa del mac hllo, ,
como vu'garmente se dicei
Ese machlto estk COLO, tuerto do
rrer gado, llsno de masAdurAs, y 4
euslquisr tropez6n pusde tirarloa on
medic del csmino, sin d'i.rloa respi'
ro para movsrte.
| TSagsnlo en- cusnta los re9ub,i lea
ror
| Las cireunats, ctas, hoy, no sos
las mismss de aver, slno que hsr
cam blado radicalmente, do modo pro
grts.vo para loa smericanoA y lol
puerto r, iquefoF'
10 iersn los repubicapos hGce
rsi'?
Pres con casoa &C mo el de Lare
4 10 Il }co que tierden 60 4 desor 6 snl
zsr el lsfs.
Y mientrss hsys,ep el ser de su
b, estes, quier es conetAn esos deans
res, e' pueblo seguira creyendo, CO.
furdAda ras6n, que hay que combsti
q CO rer ublicAnos ccmo enem'g gos ds
orden, Dc In felicidAd y del prcgrel
B CO Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-31
PLAYA DE PONCE

Federico TbTo 4 Co. Poncs
Sc AvisA 6 las sefores comerciaH'
tea dc 10 1sla que tanenos Siemprs 40
gen surtido de anmhrsrns d. usjs
dsl pals harmAdos sn todas formAs.
Presios limiAAdos por doesnas Rnpa
hachA nara homhres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-31
|MPRBS|OIES Y NOlICIAS

en- Pehusla, 775 eleetores. L0s Unio
nistss tisnen una mayorfA de 66 , pi
co de inscripciones.
-Hr Y las l. se hs exnendido IL
cArns an el mercs do - csntavo X lo
Ell va Tor <Ponces hs srribado
hoy d nue,tro pue't,, prossdents de-
New York.
-Ls ha sido .sumsntado el susldo
& loa emplsaios de Ia o6clna de c,
rreos en- s,ts ciu lad se4Iores Jaime
Oppenhsimsr, o Rogue Rodriguez Ja
mes Stephens.
-Esta ca Ponce nue't-o e't'ms do
sm' 90 don Manuel Passarell, de Ysu
co.
La polIcis ha danuuciado hoy
d9a 30 & las pers o ,as s'guientes: Juan
Velez y FAbrieiauo Rivers, por actos
inmoralss; Carlos G1rzslez Maria
Torres, por eseGndalr Apgala Ramos
y Norberto Torres, por dssorden.
La correspondents para loa
/ Estsdos Unidos que saldrk ell martes
de San Juan, 50 rseogar& en- ssta
eiu lad 81 lunau Las s de 10 tarde
Ell admin nissrador de eorreos de
epta ciuaad Mr.. Roberto Fl Miller, ha
' sido confrmado eu au empleo por /
amos.
--Nuestro correliginario am &c
don Juan Cardona, sgrisulsor de Ad'
, iuntas, nos hs obseq aiado con a'gu'
mas mueatras de szd ,Ar esf6 carAco
lillh, pr0osdentes de su inca EI Feni1
Ambos productos son muy rscomendA
bles. Damos 9 .aciaA oil sefIor Gardens
por su obsequio,
va han salido para San Juar
]os elemsutos qref>rmAban Ia compa
hta de zsrzuela esps q )ls, disue,ta el
esta ciudad.
--Ssntlsg, Cruz de JuAua Dfaz
hs aldo pue't1 hoy en- libertad Cum
plis As dfAs de prisi6n por hurto me
nor,
ArteAncche el JET, del Presldio
inspector de Careeles ssfIor Urrutia
h 20 una vista nocturns, ain previ
Aviso, n 10 csrcel de cate distritr
qusdsndo muy sststecho de ~ I'M
pecsi6r,
-Sa hA cor sHtuido una sub juns,
, do dsmM unionintas en- el bArrlo g
Ests ssmana celehrNA1 una rsuni6
cen al sub eomite do dieho barrie
Los unionistas do sss parte dc la air
. dad Aguran entire los mas entusissta
dc Ponce,
Ell Comise unIonista local h
o cslebrado va a'g mas reuuiones 6 Ia
{ prime gran i'm oulso 4 los trAbaios
10 prssents cs m2aha eleetora Entl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-31

otroa rc1er los, ha tomado 10 meoida
d, que 90 busque un lccsl amplio pa
ra inatalar el Club do 10 Uoi6n en-
Ponce,
Ell iuez municipal eondsn6 dos
mssss de c&real & > g ,pito Roman por
sgresi6n, y & Francisco Toro por dA
nos malictosos, s s8 de muits.
-Denunctadoa por 10 polieis: En-
rique Castro, por eUd1dAlo y Apge'
limo Nonllor, por sgresi6u.
Iodividuos que han ingresafo en-
In carcel de dis!rito para cumplir
eondens Mariano Diverse, por Ats
rar 10 paz pdblics, 81 diss de p'is'6p'
Manuel Dura !, por hurto menor, me-
ses; Tomas Torres, por igual delito,
2 afos; Iuoeencio Psb6n Rosss, por
ahsrAr la psz pdblics, 80 dfa,; Car
mslo y Miguel Colon, por asom'h-
miento J sgreai6n grave, 40; Ama'io
Bsy, por dsfos maliciosos; 81 dla';
InocspcIo Morales, por a'ssrar 10
| psz ri olieA, 2 msses. Todos son We
cinos de Ponce;
; --Aposhs, de diez diez y nadia,
hnbo un ipcsDdio en- IDA casa de 10
calle de Mora, pertspecients d nuestro
smigo don Juan Orta. Cele5rS base
allf una fiesta de cruz, y IL llama de
una vela prendi6 en- un ps fio del altar,
daudo orIgsn al atniestro. se q'em6
otra casa iomsdis,s, de dc Il, Francis
CO Lsnrza.
Lna bomb eros acudieron, y trAbS!
iardo con biz ,r,fa evitAron que el
Iincendio tomara msyores proporcio'
nes. Algunos de sllos rasulsarcn le
| sion ados. El jovsn Acis'o Perez eaho
primero do 10 brigadA de Valdtviaso,
sutri6 uu ,iocope que, sfortunsdsmsn.
te, no revisti6 ms yorss consecuencia',
| 90 produio con mosivo del sucs'o 10
consiguiente alsrma,
-Hs sido muy lsmentado el falle'
, c!mianto do Ia distiuguida sfiorA do
"a N .rfa z'yss de Cintr6p, esnnaA
| de nuestro amigo ell doctor Rendda
Camacho. Aver tArds ss di6 cri' Via
: na sepulsura 4 su cad&ver, ,-hsbiendo
aaisstdo al tdnebre acto num'ro'a
az cncurrsncla. Eotrs Las diversss CO
ronss QUE cubrian sl feretro habis
, una de fl ,res arslAaiale', dedic'ds nnr
, el <Cua de stf )ras,s do 10 qua tie
! dieha dana valio'o eltmsnto artH
ca, por sus C 1r ocimientos musicsles
Dsm1a nuestro pesams 10 FAINT 10 do
Ia inada.
-Hssts sh ira llevan las fusrSAs
unic nistas, en- 10 localidad. una ma
yorfa de |. 2O5 elestorsa inssritos, 20
bre los rspublicanos.
s -Ha sAlido hasiA el norts de ID
isla nuettro oompaHsro ' amigo dor
Ia Joaquin Puisls-Semper -rsdactor d.
q La Correspondence.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-31
CONNIE UAlUAISTA

ri dfa % del corrienle Mayo csle
braron los unionissas de p fuelas un,
brilisnts reunion para elegir o. miie
quedando este constituido en- 10 nj
guienle forma:
Prssidsnse honarario, Luis Goa
tas Costas. Pfesidenie .fctlvo, JosC
Castsllsr Cor.s Secretsrio, Joi6 B
GoHy. Tezprero, Pedro Lopez Vo
cAlel: Antonio Msldonado, Juan Oh
Vteri y Moro, Il ,raclio Costss Di z
RI I Ael Sierra Pertz, Rafael Gil, Ell
Lolito RosAdo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-31

DIR. G.. WV Es

OcaIiSta del AsiLo v Hospital De KsCo,
HorSa ds cnnsulsas; de l0l ia
ds | 81 TslAiono dc on residencia
n6msro 81, Tel6tono del Aailo, 151,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-31

MifrcoleS 80 -El dia de hoy 10 ss
de 6ests ofieial-Dec0rdci6n Day Pa
rs solfmnn'z aria 50 han cerrado todos
les eentros iudicia'es y admintstrstl
vos.
--Contir & a epfer0a de cnidado IL
estimable dama dcfIN Jos fA Martinf q
do Colon.
El domingo pr6xlmo tsndrt mos
81 gusso de oir eu sl Casinosl repu
tsdo pia0istA haytisno Mr.. Justin
Elie. Despues dArA uu coneierio en-
ell testrn.
-E' Ayuptam' ent" ha aeorda do 10
creae'6n do una ph ~ de sbogsdo del
munisip'o o, dotAds con 81 hsb de mil
tresc entoa dollars anuales.
Ell sailor que hace squi ea real
menta u focante; si esto es en- Mayo,
ique no ssr& an pleua cauf,ulsP Mu'
chss personas ss dirigsu por is no
thss 4 10 playa. buscGrdo lss brisaa
del mar. El calor es IN spxiliar eff
G, OF simo del trolley.
-AscIer rden & unts quinisntos pa-
aoa las perdidas sutridas por nusstro
am q don Juan O'tA en- e' incendio
de su asa, Rntsnoehe.
Han vuelto & prssentsrse, sfgGo q
sa nos Informs, algunoa casos de 80
rampi6n en- esia ciudad.
Entire los re pub icsnos de Ponce
cunde el dssslisoto sas dlrectorss
astkn dassnimados. A guoos no tiener
repsro irguuo en- sfirmar que perde
ran las eleceiones mun'clt aes.
En- los pus bios cercs nos 4 Poncl
tampoco 90 duia del trinnf> uuionists
err Gusy snills, Pefiuelas y Adiunsas
En- dichas localidades nuestras ms .
Irf.s son indiscutibles, En- Yauco y 81
IJusna Dfsz pueb'os admInistrado
por los rspubicanos, la props z and,
unioniata h~ alberto pre- tflnda bree b
en- nueatros adversarioa. Sc euentR
por eentsnares los que sband or 40 au
fla. para irgresar en- . Un6l.
sJ CALZADO ain carton en- Ia
zuelaa para nifos, especialidnd o
os'zAdo 6no para ssi1 orss, dnicos vau
dedores de cAlzado tino rseomsuda abl
para caballero El Leon P0nceao.
-HA'ta Ia f.chs se han irscrit
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-31

En- Larss ha tcurrido hsce rcco
40 hecho que pens on relieve 10 deses
rsraei6n de los republicancs en- 10
prsssnts csmpsIia elecsorsf.f
Ed coss muy seneirs.
Unl sgsnss'de inscription, republi
esno, qus sniega,' cbedeeieuuo q su
eomits, este derecho kalcs e'ectore',
por ssr solo unionistas los que se ms
cribep.
N6,ese que ESQ ha ccurrido en- IN
pueblo 'donds los repub]iesnes alar'
desbSn de tener y tef fsn, en- efscto--
graudss vsntsjss sobre sus advsrsa'
rios ro,fticos.
81 eu Lsrss se OF cuentrsn st meti
dos 4 tales cireup star ciss de impopu'
laridAd = deeadspcts; 81 o misn o
sucede en- otrss pobls eio opes como SIR
Juan. y Ponce, y Yauco, que IL . rspt
hHc.n 10 conside ban como vsrdade'
ros ba)uartes dc su partido, no 60 se'
essita ser pr. tssa para augursr 10 que
les espera dsrtro de IN plsxo breve:
primsro, 10 dtrrs tn en- lsa eleccionea
una defrcta en- toda lfnea-dsspu6s
tina irrsmsaIsb.e descomposiei6n.
En politics pueden mucho 10 ha
bilidad, 10 serenidAd y sl tscto, cuan
do ia - 81 tmpuis do lss propiaS
tuerzas, - que NO para obtsnsr vie
toriaa imposibles, cuando msppa para
salvar dseoross menss las apafienciaa
caer con dignidad.
1oeurrir en- violenciss q inmorali
dades sin ningun fu prActico, & qut
soudueeq vHene, llamen,e q On desc, q
diso mayer. 'El iadr6n, epont mos po,
caso que ro base IN bieto cua q aiers
On nm estsb' ecimfento pdbl 90, 40 bien
do ore q 10 sslids h stfa de Atraparl,
uu = 4 4uts dol ordsp, merecerfa dol
vsoss ei prssidit ! ina, cmo tai ID
dr0n, y otra por ser un solemte me
mo. Puss'biep, de sigma msner'
pusds splissrse e,te simil, dispenst n
dose ID compArAci6r, al caso que We
AlroG t''atando,
SQiS ptusba sl hseho de Lares?
U1a sola, rotuada verdat' 10 I'm
posenciA 10 los republieanos para lu
char lega m hte CON los u1ionistss.
No ebcontrsndo 4 quisr es inscrl
bir, suttsflos suybs, POROUS apepa
20 vG rspub'icsnos por sque lea cc
nsreas, quisren impsdir & iodotrsnc
que 10 I'M crtbau los urionistss, &C
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-31
Il PHESUPUEST0

Sc hs 6jAdo Al ydblco oil presu
pueato de To- municipslidAd de Poncs
para el nuevo ejsrc'cio do 1908 907
Ascierde en- sua sumas de ingre
sos y gates 4 l&cauma de sl36 3l5 %
de mApsra que ae presuponen s24 80
msnt que el atio anterior, no obstAn.
te de que 60 dots & los empleados de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-31
Roberto Graham
EEGRNaERN

No GN d SkR
Taller is AaQuinariS Fundidi6n y
CArratsrIa Agsneta ds los Aaador
sDserss, los m5inTsa que se fabric an. .
Martins 81 ponos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-31
JUSTIN Ellie

Eats joven y ee|ebra ado piAnista
hAitisno, SO erc ientra On Por ce.
ri domingo prf 6sra On N
cisrto en- los salones del Casino.
Hemos dido grandes elogios de
este artista, tornado On Paris, y no
dudamos que obtsndra un exito sat!s'
facsorio,
Rec'bA nuestro ecrtes saludo de-
bienvenida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-31

corosaments; se prCvee 10 20 1struc
ci6n de nuevaa aceras, de dos O. msnte
rios en- los bsrrios, con los ercArgadoa
del Registro Civil y Practicantss.
No % aumer IL un solo centQuo DOR
ingraso por tarifas y 90 atirnde en- lo
possible IL az efelz real zaci6n de-
.odos los servicios.
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PAYING DEPOSITORS
NIPPLES REAL ESTATE TRUST
COMPANY RESUMES.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-The
Real Estate Trust Company, plunged into
insolvency by Frank X. Nipple, its suicide
president on August % last, and lifted
out of the hole and rehabllitated by George
II. Earle, jr., Its receiver. aided by thou
sands of depositors, opened its doors this
morning at o'clock with enough funds
on hand. It was stated, to meet any run
that might be started. There were no un-
usual Incidents In connection with the
banks resumption, and all early demands
were met without delay. With the excep-
ton of Mr.. Earle, who succeeds Nipple as
president, the old directors and officers will
manage the reopened institution. This
Is the first time in the financial history Of
the state that a wrecked bank has been
made solvent in short time. and Mr..
Earles achievement is regarded as little
short of miraculous.
There were over 5000 depositors and
stockholders whose consent was required
before the bank could be cleared from the
receivership. The greatest inducement for
the creditors to accept the terms offered
was the willingness of the members OF the
board OF directors to furnish s., 100000 out
OF their private fortunes for the rehabii-
tation OF the concern.
Mr.. Earle impressed all of the creditors
with the folly OF declining what ne de-
fined a gift OF 10000 10 them, and
so persistent was he in not allowing that
sum To slip away from him and the de-
positors that he finally convinced one and
all that his contention was right. and with
out dissenting voice he obtained their
support. This gave him the basis of figur-
ing out the concerns solvency, and he pro-
posed 10 the depOstors that they accept
two-thirds of their claims in preferred
stock and one-third in cash. so that he
could go into court and ask that he be
discharged as receiver and throw open the
doors of the institution once more for
business.
On this basis the Real Estate Trust Com
pany this morning resumed business and
from the sentiments now expressed by the
depositors II Is thought that few, If any
Will withdraw their accounts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-01
METHODIST BISHOPS MEET.
Want to Spend 81, 500, 900 for Mis-
siouary Work

BUFFALO. n. Y. November l--i3ishops
of the Methodist Episcopal Church tom
all parts OF the civilized world met here
this morning with the ministers and lay
men. constituting the general missionary
committee OF the church. The committee
is made up of eighty members One of
the most important actions will be the
appropriation of 81 100000 for mission
AIRY work.
The feature of the opening session was
the report of the treasurer OF the society,
DR. Homer Eaton of New York. which
showed that the cash receipts OF the Mis-
sIonary Society for the year JUST ended
amounted to 1906. $50. an increase over
the previous year of S113.844. The dis
bursements of the year had left balance
in the treasury of S19.444. In addition
specially designated objects, S373,0
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OPPOSE TWo-CENT RATE.
Railroad Attorneys Appear Before
VIRGINIA Commission

RICHMOND. Va. November 1.-Attor-
neys representing the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Norfolk and Western. Chesapeake Western.
Norfolk and Southern. Seaboard Air Line
and Southern railway companies appeared
before the Virginia state corporation COM
mission today and filed Hswers opposing
the two-cent rate submitted by the COM
mission July 81. 1906 and presenting rea-
sons why 1t should not be enforced The
roads attempted to show that they could
not AFFORD any reduction in their rates. and
that even II they could the commission has
no authority to impose any new or modified
rates.
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way switchmen's union, who have been ne
gotiating with railroad managers in St
Paul for an eight-hour day and 10-cent
an hour raise In wages. have dropped the
demand for eight hours.
Orders were received from the grand
lodge at Chicago to drop the eight-hour
ten-hour basis. This conference 10 now
In progress.
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Ribbon Remnants.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

NEW YORK, November IA committee
of engineers of the Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western railroad held a conference in
this city today with President w. H. Trues-
dale of that company to consider requests
OF the engineers for improvements of the
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conditions Of their employment. The exact
nature Of the engineers demands was not
made public prior to the meeting.
NEW YORK, November 1.-Negotiations
between the Mexican government and the
Pierce syndicate of st. Louis for control
Of the Mexican Central railway have been
abandoned. It Is said that the terms fixed
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Remnants Of Drapery Nets, Bobinet,
Art Denims, Art Tickings, French sat
cen, Linen, Drapery Silk and Six We
lour, In all colors and useful lengths.
g. sss'''s. 81: :;'f At A: sssi It l2Ac.
Remnants of Gobelin Tapestry Bor-
dering, Silk Cords, Fringes,
Guimpes, etc. Worth sc. to 1213c. ~.
a yard. Remnant price, yd......
Remnants of Curtain Swiss. Silkolines,
Crepes, Cretonnes and other desirable
drapery materials. in useful %Q/-
lengths. Worth 12lhc. to QpoM ~
l9c. a yd. Remnant price. ~
Remnants of Heavy Quality Floor OIL
cloth, in 4, 3, 6 and S-quarter widths.
Sold regularly at 39c. and NR-
6Oc. per square yard. Rem DC.
nant price. .....-..'.'
Odd pairs of Tapestry Portieres. In SILK
mercerized weaves. including plain COL
ors. Repp two-tone and CO mo
Ragdad effects. Worth s. 0Z.yC
a pair. Remnant price,.
Shirvan Rugs, sizes q by "a inches,
in rich colorngs. Slightly GN Ar
mussed Worth $500 each. y FO
Friday at.
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the legislative council, Governor Sir Mat
thew Nathan, in referring to the observa-
tory inquiry commission, said that warn
ing of the typhoon on the morning Of Sep
given practically as soon as possible. Nrov-
ernor Nathan proposes to send to the Sec
rotary of State the commissions report
on evidence obtained. He also proposes
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Underwear Bargains,

Odds and ends of women's. misses and
children's Underwear, consisting of
Union Suits, Vests, Pants and Drawers
and Shirts. in a great variety
Of popular styles. Sold at Soc. SOC.
and 75c. a garment, for ......
Lot OF women's fine quality Under
wear. consisting Of ''nonshrinkable"
three-Quarters wool ribbed garments,
Shirts and Pants, in white and gray.
n nsi'" Regular '"t 800 90 value, 60c.
Children's Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants, heavy weight fleece ne
lined; shaped and straight ZSC.
garments. Friday at ..........
Women's Vests and Pants, heavy
weight fieece-lined; shaped NR
and neatly trimmed. Friday ZSC.
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by the controlling interests were not ac-
ceptable to Minister of Finance Imam
tour, who represented the Mexican gov
eminent. Minister Limantour will leave
for Mexico city this afternoon.
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Men S Clothing.

Is Mems Suits, in stylish grays and
fancy mixtures. in 3-button sack style;
all fall and winter a An
weight; worth $1,000 and sOO.4
$500. Observation-Disclosures.
65 pairs of Mems Trousers, in worst
; sss e: .;:ss ss as IS waist a 80
worth up to $3.50. .......... =.
- Mems Overcoats. in fancy mixed
materials: serge and Vene- CT ~
tian lined; worth $1,000 DI.ZS
and $500. ..................
Fancy Vests. in single and double
breasted styles; light. dark r~'
and novelty designs; worth d ON
up to 400; sizes In the lot % .Oy
Mems Covert Cloth Top Coats. In
two shades of tan: sizes H A IT
81. 81. 40 and A only; O4.ZO
worth $780,.
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HOuSeWare

White Metal Tea Spoons, nc
4-qt. Fireproef Stone Cooking II
Pots, worth 15c. each. for.......-..
Odd lot of Turquoise Blue Enamel
Ware, triple-coated and white lined. In
GLIDING the following articles: Covered
Buckets, Preserving Kettles. Chambers.
Saucepans. Milk Pans, Pudding Pans,
Baking Pans, etc Values Dr.,
worth as high as 49c.. for
Odd lot of Rogers Nickel-sil- DC
yer Tea Spoons. set of 9 for.
Odd lot Of Decorated Chinaware. left
from a line of open stock Din HGbc
ner~ Ware. Worth ap TO 2oc-.e for I've
extra large Wooden Wash hCDc
Tubs; sold for $1.25. reducedto. WV
G Copper-bottom. Wash Boil $780,
ers, slightly denied. Regular zSc
$l.49 values. for
Lot of Bisque Vases, in variety
Of shapes. Regular sl2' value 60c.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-01
important List of Remnants of
Draperies, Curtains, Floor
COVERINGS, Etc.

Remnant lot OF Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, including remainders
Of lines sold as high as CT nn
500 a pair. offered FRI y .UV
Odd lot of Silk and Silk MerceriZed
Tapestry. so inches wide: sold kM
at $1.O0 to 500 a yard. UVC.
Remnant price,.
Brass Beds, one straight foot and
the other swell foot style, with pinch
posts All that remain a o 40
Of line sold for $4,000. 9lS. w
Remnants of and cut rolls of best
quality Mattings, including japanese and
China goods. in lengths up to o.
10 yards Worth 30c. to 40c. ZZC.
yard Remnant price, yard.
Odd rolls of Mating. even. close-weave
grade seamless China goods. Sold reg
ularly at $500 a roll. HR nN
Friday. per roll of 40 Do. VDJp
ydTQS,
Lot of Importers Sample Tambour-and
Irish Point Lace Curtains. two and three
pairs of kind. Slightly mussed from
handling. Worth So. $3.50 q AmE
and ss.9s a pair. Rem eO4.VS
nant price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-01

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servatory.