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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-07

royal feast. Different from mos; Ssree-
cues. IoiinS's Is free 10 everyone. All
are welcome
The baseball rerna tomorrow will bs o-e
OF the nos, exciting ever PLAYED hc-e-
Tho l-uline Browns AID the Prairie Lea
Scimetars viii cross hsss
SUPP r7useDdent :. 7. McQUeeney % she
Southern Pacific vas in ;Ae city yes;er-
day Accompanied ~ Captain W. J.
Pryor. ieral agent. he went 70 lsocshNri-
J. II peFocI. CT TIE ffaif3c iss'1rtrle-t
o. the SAP spen, yesterday IA the city.
Ma. joel Brewer o KiaEzhury arrived
r. the oi;y yesterday in response 20 a
telegram stating th&; her brother. NJ. W.
Il. Ramsey. WIS dangerously 81.
NAios J ) Mocpllrm. leading citi-
-e-. returned Tins morning froGa bis old
home al CoyinEton. Ky.
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AcrA llnIIA HINT

Sherman, Texas. July Late Saturday
afternoon Mrs Emma Powell and her -
yoar-old son were going homo on II heavily
loaded wagon OF hay. While going down
a steep hill. tho wagon not being cup
Piled with brakes, toppled over. prccipi-
'atng Mrs. Powell and her son to the
ground the hay and wagon frame failing
on them Mrs rowells injuries. which
seem to be- in the back. may prove quite
serious II not fatal Tho boys left ankle
was broken.
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Man Fell Dend,

jacksonville. Texas. July while
it'ng relatives at this place Mr.. HAN
Randolph OF near Midway fell dead It
nome of his SON in law this morning "
o'clock. He had ridden horseback
pace the previous day and was seenlls
IN perfect health to the time he del !
randolph was rs years old, being o.
ms county's best known and respscisa J
izehs, and has many friends end reap
III TINS and adjoining EQUITIES. nv \
mains Will be carried to Huntsville w
termcnt this evening.
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w. o. w. Monument D.d,.,,

thornton, Texas, July 5.-Th- unvei,i,,
of the monument over the pravo n, n.
T. thornton here Yesterday evening by the
"oodmen OF the World was grand and
solemn scene which did credit 10 that r.,
te.hal and benevolent order Nothing han
peheu TO mar the proceedings except run
away during the march TO the cemetery.
throwing the occupants Oh-sn ro,,, y
dies) out and demolishing the vebtnle IA "a.
damage however to the young ladies' crS
cept a scare "N'' "a
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san Antonto,, uir Drill

San Antonio, Texas. June 6.--All a.s
tails for the San Antonio interstate %
which viii open July II, have been =
tecied. and the work OF pitching th ,,
OF tents will commence the latter ps
TINS week. Great interest is being ~
IN the drill and already a book has Y
made at the Turf Exchange The Thur3
hliies OF Omaha are the favoriles a'svl
Morton Cadets OF Washington, 10 i
KNAPP Rifles Of San Antonio, . to !; ~
pany ID of St. Paul, to / Even IN
IS asked on each the zouave entries.
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Dir. Kings New Discovery for Con-
humption

This is the hest medicine In the world
for all forms OF coughs and colds and for
consumption. Every bottle Ia guaranteed.
IL will cure and not disappoint. 1t has no
equal for whooping cough. asthma. hay TO-
yer. pneumonia, bronchitis. la grippe. cold
~ the head ahd Tor CONSUMPTION; II Is safe
all sure cure. II is always well to take
Dr. Kings New Life PILLS In connection
VII ~ king's NeN Discovery as they
sFalHe ana IONA TOO s!8mach Egb ll0soi.
"a Rsafs ride aer.eet saftstaei9a ~ re-
iHu aopts. fra~ tcjat lotEics 81 ileyer
arua tors. aessseF axis, 800 aud {
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Round Rock. Texas. July 6.-Yes;nrday
prs. Forbes. with the assistance OF Dr.
Holloway performed the operation OF cut
ing into tho windpipo - 'i'ile Evans
Hudson, tho s-ycar-old son OF ]. y Hud-
son Tho little fellow had swallowed .
small marble
After making an ncision the marble was
conghed out through the aperture ami the
child viii probably recover.
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Application for Hail.

Del Rio, Texas. July 5,--R. W. Dove.
ESQ. sheriff of Maverick county. came
up on Saturday and brought Fran Gobhle
with him to be tried on habeas corpus
before Judge Gillis for bail. He is
charged with being In the Comstock train
robbery last December. The trial viii
be had tomorrow. and since the court OF
appeals has granted bail In the Bud Neu-
man case. there is no doubt that Gobble
Will also be admitted to bond.
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4 NATArnRIt-M TALKEp a..

sone q lie tlil1enH q co7si1ana are
proposing a nataior.Dia To- tn city. bal a.
sc. sns matter has not deyclol@d into
genuine fact. Trough b. IS s-13iicrine IN
the ihrocs o, maternity and before next
sumner TIC popul4ce h9pe 10 have { large
swimming po9l win. 70 The corporate limits.
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GERMANIA TO BUILD A HALL.

The Germania club have the prettlost
little park In the State but their hall is
not up-to-da'e. and with view Of hav-
ing hall that will be an ornament TO
the pretty park, they have asked for
plans and specifications for building the
minimum cost OF which shall be $4,000
with a view of having 1t erected al an
early date ~
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WAIVER REruRNs INcREAsEO.

At meeting OF the board OF water cont
missioners held Yesterday Secretary George
Dermody presented his sem-annual report.
showing collections from January !, 1897.
TO June 30, inclusive. s22 153 &C. as against
@,6ii.56 for The same period last year.
showing a gain OF ls5O930.
His report fer the month OF June Ia as
follows: Collections. water rents aud fines,
s29Sl 90; taps, 1890 5o sale of lead pipes,
Si2a.9o; total receipts, s3lS5 g.. operating
expenses sss702.
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mcItnn rr.rnrlng Tor Xi.itnr..

Bolton, Texas, july G.-ProrlrA;ions for
the Midsummer carniv,l--li,h. itth aud
lGth-aro progressing finely lIou J. u.
Savers VIII address ;hc Confederate re-
union on tho 18th and other distinguished
speakers are expected.
Tho gun club has received notice from a
large number Of clubs that they Win be in
attendance. About nfty floats viii be In
the parade. Reduced rates have been Sc
cured on all railroads
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Galveston. Texas. July 6,--The grievance
committee representing the Santa Fe OPP
eraton who are affected by the recent or
der reducing their pay had conference
with General Manager Polk this afternoon.
IL rs expected that the existing differences
can be adjusted without a resort to harsh
measures.
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LIQUOR MEN Nor1r1En.

City Tax Collector Collins today sent on,
number OF notices to liquor men re-
questing them to come forward and pay
their occupation licenses Unless they do
so in reasonable time they will be ar.
rested and the city attorney will Institute
proceedings against them.
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tarrh and Diseases OF women. gA1
Address or call on DIR. HATmcr
CO.. go Alamo Plaza. san An..sr on
or No 81 81. Charles Street. ~ u
La. .xnfI
Mall treatirent given by sTe
sympsom blank No: !; f en- ms sn:; IN
oatarrh. Il : 4
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NO CuRE-NO PAY.

That is the way all drusgnnss,
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL IvM
Chills and Malaria. II is simply ~
Quinino In tasteless form. Chilansa
IT, Adults prefer II TO bitter, nss'
tones. Price SOC.
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Shot and Killed U,m..,,

SINNER Texas. July 3. Emil Bruno
WORKING on tho Tom culpepper farm. abou,
lNe miles south of here. shot himself
through The head with sixshooter killjnr
himself Instantly He WAS found about an
assigned. Wv cause
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TIE NEW ELEVATOR.

Today the directors OF the Galveston
Wharf company met nr. orthwen. and tho
proposition of the latter to lease elevator
was discussed 1T length. No definite
conclusion was reached II is probable
that another conference will be held in q
few days.
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KILLED ny A TRAIN.
A Tired Picnicker Fatally Hur,
Sitting on the IrncL

SITTING on the Track.
Dallas, Texas, July 6,--T'he big home
industry" picnic given yesterday at Prai-
rio Greek grove was productive OF a fatal
accident on the Texas Trunk road about
ten miles southeast OF the city about ?
o'clock this morning. special excursion
train returning from Kaufman to DALI
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COTTON Mil TAX

This city Is much interested 10 getting
cot;oa min and has made several liberal
propositions % different ml owners 70
move hera 4l1 they uoa have tie matte!
under adyiss meat
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The Reputation

Which D.."A
way & 20 H
built up hS,,i
won BY hs'n
honest worL 4
are ws;houl, 4
the true an.
cessful spsSl
OF the Unite, -
in the tredu,asI
all dslica.sl
private diseas.. T;
cullar 10 ~
women. RS
Specific blls.,ss)
soning, ne.v I
billy. Kaassaasr5
urinary dirtj
hydrocele..dM
+ pies 4 ! '.rl:sss,sss]
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ORANGE.
Order Made In Case of Long Iiti-
gntiOn.

Orange, Texas. July 6.--Distrct Judge
Stephen p. West. sitting In chambers here
today. heard the motion of the First Ma
tionai bank to dissolve an injunction
against It sued out by W. u. Do Shazo.
This is u case that has been on the docket
OF the district court here for the past Ave
So4fRl fb@ ieai gfrrrea Judgment
RSslrst W. y ~ FhaSg altt seisrd q
iof OF jswflrf 4, sGslslg thn 3uagmens. DO
saaEo sued eas an Injunction restralninE
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III i.ING.

People Making BiK Preparations for
Feast To-day.
Luling. Texas. July s.-The city Ia full
Of hustle this morning in preparation for
the big free barbecue tomorrow. Thou
sands will be present, for whom an ample
rr-oiv ~ fopt les 5ssrl ~ a Iss
3lDg rows 81 eoolsg1 saSa, :, thl 4l5
~ 80 arr Hsi6fT The enieiepi nsansgeE.env
VI ~ A. :. cyniey, Eise pron1ise 81 a
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More

Medicinal value in a bottle OF Hoos-, !.
parilla than in any other pren,,,s
more skill Is required, more care ,at.s
expense incurred in its ma,r,..
1t costs the proprietor and ,Ns -
More but 1t costs the consumer ,,,, ~
gets more doses for his money W
More curative power is secured byi,,
combination proportion and pss ~
which make 1t peculiar to its4y "s
More people are employed and more ,r..
cupied in its Laboratory than ,rr y,
More wonderful cures effected and 10y Vs
umnnals. received than hy am ,,o' ns
more sales and more Increase yea,1 "
arr reported by druggists ''"' IN
wore people are taking Hoods sa,,,.s
today than any other. and rs ala't
taking It today than ever befo,nss 'N I
NJ ore ana STILL MORE reasons MA. /,
given why you should take GU
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OAsToRxA.
Hshs-

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Horse Guards to Give a Ball on
Thanksgiving Eve-Other Items Of
News
The Second company, Governors
Horse Guards, met last evening at the
armory for a short drill and business
meeting. Several routine matters We're
disposed of, and the matter of a ball
was discussed. 1t was voted to give a
ball on Thanksgiving eve, and COM
mittee, consisting of Lieutenant Bright,
Corporal G. G. Atwood and George L.
Austin, was appointed to make all nee
essary arrangements The company
has received an invitation to come to
Hartford on Figurehead day, but in
the absence Of Major Blakeslee no ac-
ton was taken on the matter.
The booths for the food exhibit, be-
ginning next Monday, will be put up
to-day-at least a beginning will be
made. The drill floor is all marked
out, with the lots assigned to the sew
eral firms to be represented.
The gigantic COW that will dispense
milk during the food exhibit next week
attracts much attention daily from
scores of curious people. Many are
greatly surprised at it's prodiglous size,
and some have given audible express
sion to their wonder at the quantity of
milk the creature must have given the
millSmaid daily
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Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 1875 a. m.
Buy lot-s2oo r. E. Baldwin
Insurance & Loans, Chas. Wilson& Co.
Opening at B. Rogowski's, Wednes-
day and Thursday, September 20 and 80.
Bishop Goodsell Of the M. E, church
was in Meriden yesterday, the guest
of his son, Mr.. Buell. Goodsell.
The Roma military band of this city
led the parade Of the Italian protective
societies Of Meriden yesterday.
A marriage license was issued Satur-
day to William e. Beckwith, Of West
Haven a diemaker, and Miss Annie E.
Carroll, Of this city.
The Pond Lily company has secured
the services of George Henry Smith,
the advertisement writer, who will in
the future take charge of its extensive
advertising interests.
We call attention to the auction sale
of real estate at 46 Wooster street, adj
vertised by Edward G. Beecher, to take
place this morning at II O'clock. Inves-
tors should be present.
Miss Ella M. Belden, late of this city
who last year directed the work of the
Cecilia society Of Meriden, is now en-
gagged in her new duties as vocal direc-
tor at the Mt Pleasant Conservatory
of Music in Iowa. At the song recital
where Miss Belden made her bow tt
the college, she was enthusiastically
received. The conservatory is in con-
nection with the Iowa Wesleyan uni
yersity
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BRIGADE SHOOy TO-DAY,

The annual brigade shoot will take
place to-day at the state range at Man.
tic. Teams from the four regiments
and the Naval battalion will participate
in the contest.
The team selected by the Naval bat.
talon is as follows: L. T. Middlebrool1
captain; III. F. Countz, Lyman Root, A
Il. Wrightman, A. L. Case and r. D
Chaplin of the second division of Hart
ford, B. A. Lenfest and Richard Mathe
of the engineers division, j. r. Smith
II. E. McDermott, C. M. Peck and c
6. Morris of the first division
G. w. Webb, G. r. Berner, p. D
Burnham and Walter l.. Weeks will
be the substitutes.
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LESSONS IN DANCING.

Mr.. William B. DeGarmo, the cele-
brated teacher of dancing of New York,
who is personally and professionally
well known to the leading families of
New Haven, has made arrangements to
instruct classes in dancing at Veru hall
commencing Saturday, October 2. Ad-
dress William 3. De Garmo, Berkeley
Lyceum, 10 w. 44th street, New York.
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SAVES COAL AND COLDS.

Overheated houses waste fuel and oc-
CASTOR colds, The Johnson furnace
regulator holds the house at (say) 20
degrees all day, and at (say) GO degrees
all night. Saves all care and soon
saves it's cost in fuel. Just as good for
steam or hot water heaters. Put in on
80 days trial; $25. S65 Chapel street
Take elevator. Room All. s2S Steod
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AT the regular meeting of Farren
lodge of Bridgeport tonight Deputy
Ricketts, accompanied by several 9TH
ers from this city, will visit the lodge,
A social session will be held.
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TAYLOR-WOLFE.
Wedding Yesterday Morning-To Re.
side in RnStnrn

Wedding Yesterday Morning-To Re-
side in Boston
Yesterday morning at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wolfe of this CITY
occurred the marriage of their daueh-
ter, Nettie E. Wolfe of Bridgeport, and
Mr.. Lawrence Taylor, formerly of
Bridgeport, but now of Boston. Miss
Carrie Wolfe. sister of the bride, acted
as bridesmaid, and John II. Wolfe.
brother of the bride, was best man.
After an elaborate wedding breakfast
the happy couple departed for a trip
through Maine and Canada. Upon
their return they will reside on Column
bus avenue, Boston. They Were the re-
cipients of many useful and valuable
presents.
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Hose Supporters.

Children's good quality loom web,
black and white, per pair,
Misses. good qualify loom web,
black and white, per pair,
Ladies', good quality loom web,
black and white, per pair,
Ladies Satin Belt. all sizes and
colors, per pair, I2K
Ladies Silk Carriers, in glass boxes, Il
Beautiful All-silk Ruff1e Side Elias
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After using 10 cent trial size of
Ely's Cream Balm you will be sure to
buy the so cent size. Cream Balm has
no equal in curing catarrh and cold in
head. Ask your druggist for it or send
10 cents to us.
ELY BROS, Sc Warren ST., N. Y. city.
I suffered from CataTh three years;
it got so bad l could not work; | used
two bottles of Elys Cream Balm and
am entirely we'll; 1 would not be with
out it-A. C. Clarke, 341 Shawmut Ave,
Boston.
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Crochet Cotton.

o. N. T.-whitc and shaded, ball, &C
Mile End, - 4" SCI
Gretchen-per ball, SC
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Look at the shoe bargains in our
windows.
SIS st M. E. COSGROvE.
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Dress Shields.

Pure Gum Ca;rbric. covered, per
pair, &c
Pure Gum Silk, covered, per pair, I2c
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Millions OF suffering women should know
that those painfuI Irregularities peculiar to
the sex can be relieved at once with Aplo-
line Price 81. Druggists. apps tut h.sa tt
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We still sell mems fine shoes at csc.
s25 st NJ. E. COSGROVE.
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Local Weather Report.
FOR SEPTEMBER p, 1897.

Mean temp erature. so.
Max. temperature. II.
Min. temperature, 49,
Precipitation, IT inches.
Max. velocity of wind, son.
Accumulated excess Of daily mean tenn
perature since January |. us deGr ees; or an
average daily excess of ! degrees.
Total excess In precipitation since Janu-
ary l, 9tS inches.
U. G. MYERS, Observer
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Parents take advantage of our profit
sharing sale of school shoes.
s253t NJ. E. COSGROVE.
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Fit out the little ones for school with
indestructible shoes.
s25 st NJ. E. COSGROVE.
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Our boys Belmont school shoes; no
equal.
s25 ct NJ. E. COSGROvE.
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Howe & STETSON,
Chapel Street, bet. Orange and State.

Howe & STETSON,
Chapel Street, bet. Orange and State.
1.-THE
Hundred
Bargain
Sale."
The store has been crowd
ed with purchasers eager to
obtain the remarkable values
offered.
The Silk and Dress Goods
shown are marvels Of beauty
and liberal buying is the rule.
Silks--Iooo yards Fancy Taffeta
1 Waist Silks in large variety of
absolutely new styles and color
ings. This quality has never been
sold under 75c. so cents yd.
Satin Duchess In black only, Fl
inches wide, cheap at S. 90.
70 cents yd.
Colored Moire Velours In the
!. leading shades for street and even
ing wear. sr.25 value.
50 cents yd.
Black Gros Grain-24- inches wide,
/ strictly all silk, SO cent value
SO cents yd.
Black Peau de Soie--ao-inch, all
silk, IS cent value. so cents yd.
BLACK GOODS.
45-inch all wool Jacquards, 6oc.
value. 40 cents yd.
5o-inch all wool Storm Serge, S9c.
value. 63 cents yd.
45-inch Mohairs, 6ec. value.
AZ cents yd.
40 and As inch all wool and mohair
and wool novelties, usually 81 90.
81 cents yd.
46-inch all wool Surah Serge, soc.
value. 40 cents yd.
sS-inch all wool Boucle, soc value.
80 cents yd.
COLORED GOODS.
Oxford Suitings IN all the lead
ing shades for tailor-made suits,
really worth $1.25.
% cents I'd.
Empress Cloths are As inch width
and in the newest shades.
$500 value. rs cents yd.
Empress Cloths in 50 inch width,
better quality - in fact really
worth S1.a5. 81 90 a yard
rloscoviettaC loth-all the best and
newest shades. SIPS value.
SI.ooa yard
Storm Serges 50 inches wide.
Soc. value. 90 cents I'd.
All Wool Surah 46 inch, all
shades. 5ec. value.
46 cents yd.
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MALLEY7kNEELYzAp&&'
@tsCsIIanenus.
COMPRESSED AIR
Carpet Cleaning Works.

.No. 100 Courr Street.
Sa-pets called FOE AID delivered.
Salpess cleaned and laid, also made oyera
~ iSSt' Verything done la the Carpet line.
All work satisfactorily and promptly
done: Telephone call, 1912. Give US a call
Ryls MN. e. KNAPP & co.
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Garter Elastics.

Fancy Garter Elastic, per yd., q
Fancy Garter Elastic, Frilled edge,
all colors, per yd., s.
Fancy Silk, Frilled. Black and Col
ors, per yd., u.s. s.
Satin Loom Elastic, colors only
per yd., - 49,
Fancy Silk, Frilled, beautiful pat
terms, Black and Colors, yd., 1s'
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Have 1t Sent TO You.
The Journal and Courier will be sent
to any address by mail at the same
terms as It is delivered in the city. is
cents a week: so cents month.
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Wealth Err RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.

WASHINGTON. d. y CUPU, II, Io5I, .. p. III.
Weather forecast for Tuesday
For New England and eastern New York:
Fair; cooler; northwesterly gales.
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Corset Steels.

Good Quality inch back, drab,
white. black,
Good Quality5 hook--cork back,
$ Hook, Sateen Covered,
C. B. Kid Covered French Steels,
Kid Covered-unbreaka
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Some Wonderful Five Cent Specials.
nemngways Sewing Silk (back only) spoos for
AllSk Taffeta Seam Binding colors and black, piece
Genuine belong Hook and Eyes, per card,
So Inch $40 Genuine Whaebone per piece
Best Seamless Stocknette" Dress Shields slightly
scorched in pressing--every pair warranted,
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Spool Cotton.
Westerly 200 Yds. Sewing Cotton,
per doz., Il
Clark's 200 Yds. Sewing Cotton,
per spool,
Westerly 500 Yds. Sewing Cotton,
per spool,
1900 Yds. Spool Kings Trojan, I.
Good Blasting Cotton, per doz.,
Large Spool Basting Cotton, per
doz.,
Ready Wound Bobbins for all
Machines, per doz,,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-09-28
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