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DIR. Z. n Gray. by his attorney. s Il.
Tracy yesterday filed an application
in tho county court to be appointed ad
iniuistrdtor OF The estate Of Sophia Colin
deceased. The petitioner AYERS that Sophia
died interstate, leaving real estate OF tho
estimated value of go 900. most of which
said S)phia colin at the time of her death
resided in Harris county aud that on
June l. 1885, j. II Pruett was appointed
administrator of said estate. that said
j. H. Pructt has failed to take ont let
tors of permanent administration iror has
any permanent administrator been up
pointed that your pettiouer Is entitled
10 the administration of said estate by
reason of his being creditor Of the
late Saphia Colin. bond having been
given for his debt. and that he Is not
disqualified to act as such administrator.
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admirable company of recognized artists,
comes 10 the opera house Monday. Arril
-, matinee and night, in that wonderfully
successful farce. "McCarthy's Mishaps.
entirely rewritten and thoroughly up to
date. This play upon its first presenta-
ton jumped a once into popular favor,
and has dope AN enormous business for
the past seven years The speoialties are
new. novel. aud startling. Choruses arc
strong and harmonious tho musical num-
bcrs arc new and catchy. while the piece
is cast to good advantage. and the sup
porting company is the strongest that
Manager Lorraine has ever secured. Miss
ST. George llusrey in this farce has
better opportunity to display her peculiar
abilities than IN anything in which she
has previously been seen. II would be SUI
perflous 10 dwell on Miss llussey's accom-
plishments or her cloVerness as an actress.
as every one in this country is aware Of
her work aud her name is watchward
in every ihcater eoers household
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SUITS FILED YESTERDAY.

In The civil district clerks office yester-
day suit was fled styled James A. Cush.
man VS. the Houston Land and Trust com
pany. plaintiff asking for an injunction
restraining the defendants from selling .
certain piece of real estate. Judge Bra
shear granted a temporary injunctons as
prayed for.
A suit for divorce was filcd STYLED Eliza
beth Stevenson va. II, Il. Stevenson.
in the county court a suit was filed
styled r. W. House vs.. the Gulf. Colorado
and Santa l'e Railway company. The
action IL brought TO recover 500 for tho
death of "A Jersey bull killed by the do.
PENDANT company at Houses Switch in
Brazoria county.
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STATE sroRrsMEN's ASSOCIATION
The Twcntioth Annual Tournament-The
Medals for tho Nictors.

The Twentieth Annual Tournament-The
Medals for the Nictors.
The twnctieth annual State tournament
of the Texas State Sportsmen's associa-
ton will begin in this city tomorrow morn
ing at $50 o'clock ana members OF the
association from different parts Of the
state viii commence arriving tonight. The
programme Of events VIII consume a
period of iive DAYS and there are a mum
Der of handsome medals to he awarded
70 the Victors Tho association medals
havr been on exhibition for several days
IN the SHOW windows OF W. u. Tusten
y CO. and are very handsome.
The individual championship medal is
a biz diamond studded medal. an elHh-
Grads atia s Na 1,I at g. Nrhis metal qfona
of farmorSville, who of course must de
fend his title to it at the coming tourna-
Tha individual championship challenge
medal is also IL very handsome combine
tiou OF gold studded with diamonds. This
WAS won at the last state tournament
by August Iial2apiel Of Cuero. now de
ceased
Tho third association medal is the cham
pion,hlp team medni which IS hcld by
san Antonio This is also very pretty
conception OF gold and diamonds,
J. l.. Mitchell. The icweler, has Offered
best average in the regular target events
and 1t has been on eNluhition III has snow
window for several days past. The
medal was designed and manufactured IN
Mr. Mitchells establishment and it is "A
beauty Suspended from gold bar. on
a ribbon background. is a heavy gold
shield upon which Is the Inscription: best
Average IN tho Twentieth Animal Tour
nament" Perched upon the shield is a
white dove and beneath is wreath, over
which two guns are crossed, Win two
diamonds nicely arranged. one below and
ono above them. The medal Will be "A
handsome trophy to the successful marks
man.
The tournament will he under the man
aEemcnt OF j. Emmett Harvey.
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The tournament will he under the man
lEemcnt OF j. Emmett Harvey.
NoTIcE TO PItOrEKrY OWNER

For number OF years We have mann
factured and kept on the market a high
grade Of paint, known as j. w. Reeves
Lone Star Cement Paint. for al kinds
of roofs. smoke stacks, boilers, bridges
etc. For years the railroads, oil mills
congresses, State buildings and large cor
porations as well as thousands OF con
sumers in Houston and throughout the
South have used this paint. It's superior
quality over all others has gained for II
a wide and renowned reputation, in
parties have tried to fool the people by
preparing an inferior paint and using
the name OF the old reliable Lone star
In order to get IL ON the market. Look
out for frauds none are genuine except
manufactured and distributed by the We'll
known wholesale aud retail lumber deal
ers, Burton Lingo CO., Fort Worth, Texas
See that every barrel or package Is lnneled
u. w. Reeves Lone star Cement RANT,
Your trade and correspondence solicited
Respectfully j. W. Reeves
Fort Worth, Texas.
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la1HNX3

Mrs. Sercnah Creug Of No. i72s McGcc
street, Kansas city. Mo, under date OF
June 10, 1895. states: ~ hava been III
with dyspepsia and indigestion for about
seven years without permanent relief un-
til finally tried Ripans Tabules. After
using box of them can eat anything
without any unpleasant effect ana am
gaining strength and think ] am pcrma-
nentIy cured. and think II my duty to
give this testimony hoping that some one
suffering from the same cause may be
benefited by using them"
Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists or
by mail If the price 90 cents box is
sent 70 the Ripans Chemical Company,
No. 10 Spruce street. Now York Sample
vial 10 cents. For sale by A. u. kios-
ing. druggist. 602 Main street.
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MEET On MONDAY.
J Convention of Lily White
Republicans.
{ COMMITTED EXPECTED.
r. Nswcomb of San Antonio
4 Last Nigh,-Member> of
Executive Committee.

10 the lily white republican
which will assemble tomorrow
the Auditorium, are expected
arrive today. a few viii posi-
on this mornings trains. a
hber on the trains tonight. but
n them will no doubt come IN
rs tomorrow morning.
committees who had charge
llminary arrangements Tor Mo
have about completed their
:. W. b. Slosson. chairman OF
tlee TO raise the necessary funds
w the convention. sud 10 "A
yer: Mr.. Bailey NJ. Edmonds
I had no difficulty In securing
] have on several occasions
on 10 do this kind OF work-not
lsslrahle as a rule-but have al
70 The business men OF houston
n prompt to respond to any
ian Tor building up Houston and
hlhs her guests. and this enter
we Reform republican state
OF ie1as Will be well done, AS
committee has ready for dis
among the delegates as they
cards giving the location of
Ilum, headquarters for the ex-
lMnmlitee and general hoadquar-
~ as the special rates secured
htion. ~ p" W.
!ol Hotel has been selected as
~ ior me executive committee,
lsil q the Central Republican
manSiin avenue, has been ST.
eheral headquarters.
+. Newcomb OF san Antonio,
w we executive committee. ar.
night, and IL delegation OF
uon Dallas, headed hy W. II.
expected to arrive this morn
IN county's delegation of thir-
W. expected TO arrive today.
yrs Of the executive committee
T. Goodell of Fort Worth Is
,,,re e eApf ctcd 10 arrive today.
Eve committee is composed as
in!rict--Ed Davis. Jefferson.
DAuic'-W. n. Carson. Pitts
|Di.,,.s-"; o. Greincr. Paris.
vs,,e',,W. $. Nevlns. Denison.
ulc.-H. Wagner. Grecnvijie
n,i.a' NJ; Cochran, Dallas.
bIstric,, W Giiiis. Mincola.
E.,r,n,s n. Norton.
6ls,r,s., Altboycr, Terrell.
"eorge B. Colby, Gle
| Dlstrict-A. NJ. Armstrong,
H. Sb''S'Iil s,,s. NJ. Jones. kosse.
D'strict--c. Emanuel. Jack
['a D'''rtct-Gcorgc +. Poole.
|" D'''rict-George b. Angle.
. p'''riet-seth 3. Strong. Hous.
| Eath bD,istrict-H. X. Davis
''c'--W. b. Blaine, West
\ '''f''t-Thomas Dwycr, Jr..
D'''rict-Thomas L. Wren.
'' plstrict-otto Heilig. New
second Dlstrict-E. Mullen. yoa-
be- District = George Moore.
Antonio. ''s'rict-Thomas B.John-
''''ct--c. W. STANDARD.
D's'rict-G. W. Address.
'''sn'A D's,rIct-w. II. Harvey
! *n'A nlstrlct-wm. McMaous
-, s'''e'-'. C. Martin, Fort
n D'''rl't-samuel F. Gaines,
MA MA. April ia 0uu,0. >,
y Hon n'publican delegates left +,
sention ,ba,to attend the rennh
t's erecutIvs next Monday.
,,n '''o' Hotel at J p. M
q ssse ,la I'm ,ha, th.y an ,hro,,.
~ will , p, The republican n Inv
They can a'm tahs are SO com.,I
Ms candias cast sixteen votes
DO. ,adorse anybody esdiS'"erS
! Georrsn !, MIsHAPs.n
Asdisansss' nussey, the charming
supported by a most
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In tho probate court yesterday. j. Tib-
hits flied an application to probate the
viii Il Nancy Elliott, dco"asod.
John Walker yesterday uicd an appi-
cation for letters of administration In the
estate of Mrs. Alice McGowrn. deceased.
Mr. Walker also asked for letters OF guar
diauship of the estate Of the minor Dor.
rncC McliuWeu.
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Judge Brashcar will 70 to Anderson coun-
~ and Judge Burnett Will come TO Hons-
ton for "A week In May. Judge Brashear
was in Palestine for week this month
and became acquainted with those Pacific
ing before that court aud the good I'M
preston made at that time WAS the cause
of his selection by the bar as first choice.
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cRlMINAI DIsrnlcr corfnr

The criminal district court was not in
session yesterday. Hon i H. Gavin re-
ceivod IA telegram yesterday morning an
nouucinG III" death at Galveston Of his
aunt, MISS Roberta Nj Drswry. and DIS
trict Attorney Giilaspie was notified that
no court would be held Judge and Mrs.
Gavin left TO mttend the funeral.
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NOR HAREAs CORpus.

uvalde Burns, attorney for Abe Rich
ards, charged with criminal assault, has
filed an application for "A habeas corpus
hearing, but on account OF the absence
of Hon u. u. Gavin the petition was
continued until Monday.
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rnn AZ EXCHANGE.

I, is very probable that Hon sam ~.
Brashear will visit Anderson county heH'
month. Judge Burn"tt, who spent n
-, e., .b,s city at the beginning Of this
Weeh ~ .' has written Judge Brlshear
Term o. Ias n number of cases on the
d d,at ie in which he Is DISQUALIFIED, ana
tnat "" an exchange be made with
T Trdna 'Rhashesr. This being the case.
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JtrsT1cE HtIssEY,s COURT

In Justice IIussey's court yesterday IA
tho case of f. e. Byrne vs., M. Arnold. "A
jury returned verdict for the defendant.
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DENTAL noARp REoRGANIzEp

The dental board for the Eleventh ju-
diciai district Is now composed OF Drs. O
4. Gambatti Samuel Il; Jones and 7. r.,
Williams Dr. w. II. McElroy resigned
his position on the board and Is succeeded
by Dr. Williams and the appointment Of
DR.. Jones IS made 10 I'LL q vacancy caused
Williams. Judge Brashear announced the
changes yesterday
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday, tho first that have been
applied for since April u.
c. w Smith aud Miss Emma J Erick-
s.on. u. w Eoko and Miss Alma Garter,
Max Noacn ana Miss Sophie kobs
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r1n1,nR cAsEs sET.

The trial Of all the Delinquent oceupa-
ton tax cascs has been set for Aprh ~
The following is list;
g. Il. Beltoih Wilium Anderson, Thornhs
l.. Ash. T. 4. Butter Charles Brown, n
a Canine. Zen Clark, Frank cossman.
Pat Kennedy. Ann Herring. NJ y: Gu!lh-
horn william Marcy, q. y. Fiahhs'
lara McOuay. william Mills, j. W.
MAYER. Tom McNerney, l.. NJ. Presnal,
nan AIurphy. s Mankowsky. Jose fthm-
araz l.. Schinsky. W NJ. Thomas. j. T.
Yorpo, Lawrence White, r.. Wmucn NJ
Ajelherger. Joe l.ouquella, William John
son. Bob Smith. II. II iiorrnp, A. W ~
iams. II. j. Hindman, ] j poneet,e, y.
IA Maxwell. William Mccabe ana FRANK
Eby Robert smith, Isaac cohe en- ,i a..
H MomIes+ Pat kennedy, j. II Huieshins'
no,ha failing. o. NJ. Donovan, r. Stein,
W,llinms. Annie Caberly, +. Rllnes,
1,,ar,es Rlzzutto. O, II. Ham
n ,nnnds r. u. Mccarthy, .Carmillo
l'9 r. II. White, T.; Weyrich'
otnn"h pumont. H. lseise, W, NJ. che
,a,. f,aoren Rlzzutti. George lnsralio -
t ~, Charles Boehn. a. Boreda,
S.,'orIes Rnsseiti II. e. Reuner, j. knie'-
,,aa,er Ingrando. n. Morrsy' Robert
- unMurray, John DeGage. u. r. Grls-
would. charles l.isatino, 'harles v lh ki,
N HOFFMAN. John Anderson, r. Pas-
NJ Irrnnk Media, Louis Malone Jessie
IenNii i salvozio Y. b. Stalk, Joe crsa-
'nar 90" " n, McClarey. j. Pez2letold, a
melivaie C. A. Dumler. o. J.. Dupree;
beI,S sTianaran. Thomas Greenwood, Cal
!, ~, u r Mills. j. r.. Metzler, Tom
a., s,.,v Rob Smith, q. w. Thur Joe
WWiilians' c. r. Blalock. Max Roberts
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POST oUT-oF.TowN READERS,

The merchants of Houston are nothing
II not enterprisng and this fact is again
evidenced by the readiness shown by a
large number of our leading business men
TO accord "A liberal discount TO any Of our
out-or-town readers who desire 10 visit
Houston during the coming week and BRING
with them The Post coupon properly lilied
out as explained fully Oh Page OF today =
Post
This concession is liberal one. in view
of the fact that 1t VIII enable great
many TO com. to Houston and make u
personal selection OF their goods which
are usually ordered by mail, besides becom-
ing personally acquainted with Houston :
business men The Houston merchants
have for years enjoyed very satisfactory
Texas and realize that a personal visi,
Will only cement these business reia
more firmly and result In benefit to al
concerned
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READ IT.!

How to make por cent per day on
fluctuations Pamphlet sent free on an
plication. Something new and Original;
worth Investigating VIM Edwards.
A Broadway. Now York.
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MISTRIAL WAS ENTERED.
Peculiar Occurrence in the Civil Dis
trict Court.
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN COLIN CASE.
Liquor Cases sct-No Session of the CrImi-
nal Court-Judge Brasbear VIII 90
tn Anderson County.
MOTHER CHAPTER IN COLIN CASE.

o,, 80 .,o Woo. s,r,r,s,d i,,dcos TINT
INV Va VIZ i'N7' jus
ever sat ON bench was Hon. Sam H.
Brnshcar when the jury in the cHse OF
Iohn IIartna,i Us the Hous,ou Ilast and
'oiln i"r'hett Vs. 'h' ''o"Si"h rus. 'i'''
West Texas hallway company and the
Houston and Texas Central Railway com
,,anv came into The court room Yesterday
and the spokesman Tor the party salu't hey
stood eleven 10 one for AN agreement, and
,,.,.,o 90, ,,.,,,e,,s.l,, ,iej mn that
'""' my 80 i.,,'1,,.' ca,,l,,,N
u Nerulct was an l'"I"'at''''si -"'''
ing further. MI 7. Walter Blake, said
Ne. -, ,,n ,,,,,bo, could NOT agrer
'i.'' o''e ~ ~. Lain
with the others on VeIllct loi til' Plai"-
tiff as he had legal advice otherwise.
49,, .,.-.,,a,r ,spod who the other
'NpRa ''ns,'' a.. - - nm aros.
and said that h.. supposed he was the ono
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There will he n meeting of the Hous-
ton Lyceum Thursday night for TIE as
cussion OF matters of interest. The i, n,
from 2 TO &, and good many people avail
themselves of the opportunity AFFORDED
10 read good books free of charge.
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: DuELrNG SUPPRESSED.
April 2O.--Tierr Bacon. centrilt,
ichstag today called upon the.
take action 10 prevent dueling,
upon the public indignation
the killing of Baron Won 6chra-
unit Won Kotzc. and asked why
had allowed the meeting 10 oc-
they knew OF II. He seid tho
lsort had obtained the q billion
clio In England. and asked why
'or could not find remedy Tor
many. CHEERS.
,ernment Or. Won Boettischcr
sincerely regretted the recent
. the authorities could not pc
r failing to prevent the meet.
rmurs from tho members Of
bel said that the Mtalists would
to the so-called higher classes
work OF mutual Standardization.
added. the middle classes are
yiceis Of the aristocracy an1
MS spreading because the dnsl-
confident Of being pardoned'
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CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.

The civil district court Is still occupie1
with the case of Cochran ct al VS. Mohr
ct al.
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,mond for safe keeping.
of the city council aud commit

COURTS.
'cr Will be appointed for the
cemetery company.
Magnolia Park approved.
convictions in the criminal dis
It. Clair was sentenced 70 the 4
~.
Its filed.
. licenses Issued.
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To Get Good Effects

On canvas good paints are absolute
ly necessary. You artists who know
good paints will do we'll to come
here, where YOU will find the very
best at the lowest possible prices.
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DIED

CooMES. At o'clock am. July l. 1896. after a
,sng and Ps,fs lines o whGh he bore With
band of Mary Coones, aged ffiy-seven years
and six months
Funeral from his late residence. 1916 sth street
northwest. Friday. July 3, at 1890 O'Clock
O'Clock am. BESSIE. beloved child of George
and two days.
Called hence by earthly doom,
Just TO show how sweet a flower
In paradise would bloom.
Funeral from parents residence No. 725 Sd street
northwest, on Thursday. July 2 at O'Clock
pm. Relatives and friends are respectfully in
GOOD. In Montgomery county. Md at the resi-
dence of Louis Solyonr. June 80 1886. at
O'Clock pm. In the nrety second year OF her
age. JANE GOOD. widow OF the late Thos G.
Funeral services will be hell at Oak Hm Chapel
THURSDAY afternoon July 2. at pm.
koE h9r On July 1ses Da at 300 an ELIZA
se,cn;y-seyen years and Eve months.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend funeral
500 New Jersey avenue northwest. on Friday
afternoon, at ) O'Clock. Please omit howers-2'
LINDEN. On July /. 1886 JOSEPH CHI1STo-
pHyl, younses, child Of Edward c. and Bertha
i.inecn. aged onths and twenty-six days
parents rssia;nce. 1854 street Southeast sou aaS
intcTinent at Congressional cemetery.
o'BHIEN. On "Wednesday. July 1. 1896, at II 20
O'Clock am. DANNIE. son of Daniel o Brien.
aged sx years
Funeral private
QUINI.AN. LILLIAN MARTHA QuINI.AN. daush-
ter of George and Thomas Quinlan, aged nine
month";.
Little Lillian was our darling
Pride and Joy of home,
But IN angel came and whispered.
Little Lillian, do come home
BY HER MOTHER
Funeral from her parents residence. No. 3233 Z
street, Thursday, July 2, 1856, at o'clock.
REED. On Tuesday, June 30. 1896. pm,
BELLE. Youngest daughter of Nellie and the
late George C. Reed. aged seventeen years,
seven II ntls and thirteen days.
Funeral from her late residence 2d2 Delaware
avcnne northeast. on Thursday. July ., at
pm. ,Saratnsa, n. Y. papers please copy.D
In MemOriam.
RIDDLE. In loving remembrance Of dear
mother. MARGARET A. RIDDLE who died one
year ago today. July l. 1880
GoEe, but not forgotten.
By II Err CHILDREN.
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
lawyers Passed the Examina lion for
the District Supreme Couri

Upon the report of Mr.. Hugh T. Taggart.
chairman of the committee appointed to
examine candidates for admission to the
bar of the District Supreme Court, the fol-
lowing were admitted to practice this morn
ing, they having successfully passed the
required examination: William j. Acker,
VIM. E. Ambrt Sc, Horace l.. B. Atkisson,
Henry X. Beck, Morris Bien, S. Hazen
Bond. Sherman C. Burroughs, John b.
Clark, jr., Alan o. Clephane, Marion T.
Clinkscales. Cfas. G. Cook. Geo. f. Cruise
Allen A. Davis. VIM. b. DE Pue. John +.
Duntcn. Paul Finkel. Chas. F. Tits, Ste
phen w. Gambrill. Arthur Garner, Edgar
c. Gerwis. John G. Gray, Fredk j. Ha:g,
Dudley I. Hassan. William Haywood.
David M. Hildreth. A. Roland Johnsoa.
Edward II. Hunter, Carter B. Keene, H ar
vey S. knight. James z. LAWN, Ormsby
McCs mnon. William McDevitt, James j.
McEvilly. Leonard J. Mather, Norman r.
Metcalf, Samuel E. Monroe, Chas G. Nor
timer. Edwin A. Mess. Francis Nye. James
p. OLaughlin. Philip Otterback, Francis
III. Phelps, James K. Polk. VIM. L. Pollard.
Henry ]. Robinson, Chas. Fl. Ruth Patrick
J. Ryan, John c. Schofield. Edwin Seton,
Vincent A. Sheehy. F. s. Key Smith. Ralph
w. Stone. Smith Thompson. jr Howe Tot
ten. Joseph /. Weller. Geo. c. Wedderbura.
tr.. Edwin Wilson, Edward A. Wright and
Albert e. Young.
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Suits, skirts & waists.

oSaaSs SNHa Us ~ wdBSVSe
The price cutting has not even
skipped the newest Of the wash suits
and skirts-whifh you need at once.
With the sale of Shirt waists there
is unusual buying going on.
Black and White Shepherd Check Linen and
Navy and Linen=colored Duck Skirts. Re-
duced from $1.5o to CSC. each.
Extra Fine oaality White Duck Skirts
Reduced from g to $l-25.
Extra Wide Linen Skirts-strapped seams
Reduced from 81 ito $2.9s.
AT $l.75-Dar4, Striped and Tan Mixed
Linen Blazer Suits. Reduced from s..
At &275-Flne White Duck Subsequently,
shaped coats and well made. Reduced from
-.
At 29c. each-5OO Women's Laundered Per
Gale Shirt Waists-tlark and light stripes
checks, figures. pla!ds and plain cOors-
Waists the like OF which sold earlier ut
Soc ard 75c. each.
At Soc eech-7O0 WOmen's Dimity, Lawn
and Percale Shirt Waists. with without
detachable cOllars-sleeyes the largest--pat-
terms the best-and every pattern imaginable
almost-s0Ine with white cOllars-Wuists such
as brought 81 recently.
At $1.20-womens White Lawn Waists.
with gathered front and picated back-crushed
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Sheets, "a by 21a yards,
44c. each.
ParaSOAS reduced.

We have spared none-every
parasol is reduced-some to cost al
most, and yet there's a variety to
please any taste.
Plain White China Silk Parasols-rufle-
enameled stick-reduced from 81 TO 81 % each.
Changcabie Tafr,ta Six parasols-,atural
wood or Dresden ;haa1cs and silk tassel-re-
duced from s. to 81. 65
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n ARRlED.

At Wilmington. Dol. on
February II, 1896. by the Rev. Z. Donohuc
EII.WooD ANDREWS to SARAH SEXTON.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1896-01-02
PiNEoLA COUGH

asthma. Consump-
tIves will invariably
derive benefit from
it's use, ,as it quickly
abates the cough,
renders expectora-
ton easy, assisting
nature in restoring
wasted t / S s u e S.
There is a large per-.
centage of those
who suppose their
cases to be con-
sumption who are
only suffering from
The Sauk Centre herald., 1896-01-02
HOSy'S This!

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for, any case of cat;rih that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo,
O.
We the undersigned, have known F. !.
Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable n all busi-
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligation made by their
firm.
West & .Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
Waldlng, Kinnmau & Marvin, Whole
sale druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrn Cure is taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price
75c. per nottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free