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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-05

w Gents DARK Brown Cheek Cassirltre
All Wool Suits. none worth less than
$1,000 and s12. 80.
Your choice for any of above $S.oS.
At ~ 4s, ~ ~. % .0s and 1.os a
Sut we offer the swelies, line of Gents'
extra fine Tailor Made Suits. comprising
the latest novelties of the season and
choicest w,aves: none of these Suits can
be duplicated elsewhere undrr $40. <tJ
and So Suit: some are lined in best
Farmers Satin: don't fail 10 see them be-
fore gong 10 Your tailor.
GENTS PANTS.
The remainder OF our All Wool Jean
Pants, these are Humboldt Jean, sell
everywhere at ~ so; our price 9sc.
NC Pair---At this price we offer lino
OF Gents Black Wool Cheviot Panls
fancy Hairline and pain; none worth less
than 81 rs.
- 30 Pair-4At rh.s price we offer a
Choice line of Gents Wooden Cashmere
Pants, regular price 81 80.
81 .3S Pa5r-This Is where we knock the
starch out of all Clothiers; we are how-
ing over $50 pairs OF Gents Fine All Wool
Pants, In Plaids and Checks, also stripes;
none worth less than ~ and 81 so.
81 49, 81 rs Pair-Look at these lines,
styles. they come In imported worsteds
and cass.neres. Stripes, Checks and liair-
hines and can not be duplicated elsewhere
for less than - 80 and $500.
Children's Suits.
100 Fancy Checks and Plain chev;ot
Knee Suits. ~ IL and ~ 90 values your
choice, ~ ~ a Suit.
Chidrens Navy Blue Chevot Knee
Suits. All Wool Gray and Scotch Plaids
and Tricot All Wool Serge Suits; none
worth .ess than %. so; your choice. 81 .ls
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500 and 81 Travis Street.

ceived the Austrian minister fort
affairs. Count Go-nchowsld. the n
premier. Baron Won Gautsch von {
enthurD and the Hungarian Il
Baron Banffy.
WASIfINCTON- senate wM|
the appointments OF about 7SS pred
postinasters In its hands for condr(
during the present month.
AtADRID--The Cantalbrian coasn|
been swept by hurricanes and heaty(
have fallen in the northern ps1vnl
Spain,
MADRlD-The floating treara7|
was increased during the month q
vember by 2S,5o00o0 pesetoS.
Observation-Disclosures !. N. n
the United Sta ties marine corps "
ordered with twenty-four marsnegl
the Sitka, Alaska, barracks 70 q
Alaska, to ASSIST the United Glel4
trict Judge and the United Statoo E.
In Keeping order during the terra ~
there. III
CHIOAGO--General Bogart, l.
clerk of Evanston. who s3fne e.
pleaded guilty TO the oharlN
King funds, was sentenced TO ~
inmate sentence In the pentt(
Judge Baker Bogart's ehorta9&
to nearly 39000. xsj
PINEvILI1E, Ky.--Reiiable
ceiyed here states that Wigais
hardt, who live on Cumberland
were burned to death last night t.
that destroyed their house. TW61
We're badly burned. probably Ter
SAN FRANCISCO-The UnsAl
steamship Alert is being prepH@
trip to the Pacific terminus Of ~
ragua canal, where she VII be Il n
posal of the United States comui
now investigating tho proposed e
the interocean cts1sl ard look T
feasibility and probable cost OF IL
ton. The Alert viii sail as sooa
Is fit for sea.
NEW YORK-The exports *
from the port of New York dui
week amounted TO 81 ,ssi in gold q
Sss In silver. Imports are: God,
silver, s95.3Sa, dry goods. 81. N6Gl
eral merchandise, 81, 42S. 5J7.
SEATTLE, wash.--The rensiaa
Governor Church. who died 10
Alaska, November %. arrived he<1X
steamer Corona lsx-United Sfhll
shall Louis l.. Williams OF JuHt
that r.oh placer beds were djsc1
Prince William sound late In Octo1
surface gravel panne1 out s ceanl
pan.
VICTORIA, r. C.-The sloop n
ported lost on the way from Slax
Dyea with twelve passengers. ~
at haynes mission safely.
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Millinery Department.

SIX csses OF the Grand Duke Walking
Hats. would be cheap at $3.50; our price
S3c.
Lsdiss' Felt Sailors In all colorE the
u Kind D.w 4Sc.
See our tine or Ladies' Alpine Walking
Hats, IN Black and Blue. well worth 81 23
81 50. our price SSc.
Two cases OF the regular SOC Sailors:
as long as they last. 24c, ..
Examine our line OF Trimmed Hats at
f1.0s S2.4s. S3,3s. Millinery stores ask
double.
Large line of Ribbons. Tips Birds.
Wings, Ornaments Of every description.
All Hats trimmed free OF charge N our
own trimming rooms. Examine our liue
OF untrimmed shapes.
Just feoeirtd. 2f2 French Pattern
Hats, 10 he sod at half price
Special during Texas Fruit. Flowers and
Vegetable FestiYai--all of our French
Pattern Hats VIII be sold at half price.
These hats are made OF the very best
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

s,,n .A,,riGH. n. c.-Aibert Johns,, ~.
sites a.. as, ms CITY. engineer n the Up,,"s
i've az pa rs,s mere. aged - He was ma.
ing an engine 81 1876. ""Saa rum
sFRLiN-rhe German re;nforc.
wnlcn VIII sson he sen, to K,ao chs,, 'n ~ :,
sissinr 81 81 i t, s,s'nnssies Of marines cor.
men, company OF naval art,,is.wnI s%l
number ~ machine guns. "nu
'iENNA-Emperor Francis Jesop,
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Gents Furnishing Der

Mems Drill Drawers, 2:;c
Mems s5c Flanneietto Working M
lac. -
Mems SI.25 Blue Flannel Skirt i
S3c.
Mems 81 California FLANNEL cuete
Made Shirts, n .DS.
Boys Custom Made ~ Sweaters. III
large striped sailor collars. at ACC.
Mems Heavy Ribbed ~ Sweater i
4oc. 7'fTI
Mems SOC Percale Shirts, at zoe.
Mems Heavy 3Oc Merino UnderSAis
at 15c.
See our line OF Mems Wooden JJndr.]
wear in all colors. from soc up to Q1.SI
a garment.
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A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Ntbraskans Will Visit the Port of
Sabine Pass.
D0CKETS OF THE FEDERAL COURT.
The session wan Begin Monday.
neuicai ASSOCIATION Meeting-ihe
FIRST Teachers Institute
'CKETS OF THE FEDERAL COURT.

Beaumont Texas, December A dele
CATION of Nebraska business men will ar
rive In beaumont Wednesday morning en-
route TO Sabine Pass. The board Of trade
wrote the chairman expressing a desire
70 entertain the delegation. but the reply
was that the stop in this city would be only
sufficiently long to give one Of the visitors
an opportunity to make speech. The
Nebreskans come South as delegates to a
deep water convention to be held in Hous-
ton next week and the visit to Sable
Pass viii be for the purpose of familiarIz-
ihg themselves with the harbor conditions
at that point. Tho Sabine Land and I'm
proyement company have made extensive
preparations to- entertain the visitors while
they are at the Pass and II the weather
IL favorable they viii be taken out to the
1etties. The delegates expect TO return TO
Houston Wednesday night aud If time viii
permit they will visit Pors Arthur
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clotAlnr Department contlnued.

and ~ 90 per Suit. Above lines run ages
TO 16.
Children's Juvenile Fine silk Velvet
suits, deliberately trimmed: nobbiest line
in the city: these Suits are positively
worth % 40: our price ~ 8s.
Just Received--Over 300 Boys Over
coats, rome worth less than t2.75. Take
yoarr choice for ~ aS.
Biggest lire of Boys Knee Pants In tae
city at greatly reduced prices.
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mn,..ery Department Continued.

quality of genuine English Felt. which for
durability and finish win outwear any Felt
Hat msce. They are not affected by tha
atmosphere and damp weather. as IN
tisuac wath the common sort now on The
market We aisD include our high grade
Velvet Hats 10 this line: all are fashion
ably trimmed IN new style Ribbons. beau
tiful birds ard fancy feathers. tips and
plumes. ai<rettes. siik and velvet flowers
handsome Jet and Rhinestone ornaments.
etc. We iruthfusly clasm that these hats
can not be duplicated for double the pr'ce
They come in the following colors: Hack.
Brown, Navy and Green.
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THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS.
Brenham has had dearth OF theatrical
attractions this year.
First the yellow fever scare kept several
companies away, and that being off Bunch
Of Keys was booked and avertised. but
Cancelled on account OF sickness
Then MIR, Walker Whiteside, in Ham
let" was to appear tonight and many
tickets had been sold for it, Saturday
morning Manager Simon received a telel
gram saying that they would be obliged to
cancel consequently the sign, NO Show
Tonight. has been hanging out Instead
CT the flag flying at the mast Of the
Grand opera house. "
However. there is some consolation ia
the thought that "there'll come a time"
for Brenham and without unforeseen dis
aster pretty soon. when we will make ub
for lost time.
On the sth Jolly Night company VIII
be here. Pablo Romani'' on the 9th. ard
close upon that. On the 18th, Creston Clark.
great favorite here. Following this at
traction OH the 20th Fate Goodbar will BIZ
here. Then, on the 23d. Wolfords Stock
company, which is said TO he coed. win
play Il three nights engagement On tho
27th the "Prodigal Father" will return.
On the 2sth Baylor Female College com
psny, from Bolton, will give one perform
once at the Grand.
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THE WARDENs.

Immediately after recess had been voted
the wardens' association was called to or
der and adopted report from its commit.
tee on nominations making the following
reconmS ndations: For president. Henry
Wolter OF Minnesota srst vice president,
Philip II. Done Of Ohio: second vice presi-
Dent W. y. Thayer of New York: third
wee president, c. p, Hoyt OF Colorado I;
secretary, T. d. Patton OF Pennsylvania
Rev. William J. Bait OF Massac husetts
has been elected president OF the Chaplalns
association TO succeed Rev. George II.
Hickox, Deceased
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Jacket and Cape Dept.

Lot 33of-IaiieS' Broadcioth Cane,
bound edges gathered collar. In Hack
and B-ue, good value at - 70, our price
Lot coo3-Laiies' Bro1deloth Cam.
with Btaid Trimming. gathered collar,
Inll sweep. a good value at 500; now
Lot 2sf0-Ladies' Black Cloth rapo.
with pleai In back ore row OF Mohair
and two rows of Sou;ache Braid around
collar down from and around mldgi,e OF
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ISIS pieces Of yard wide Domestic. soft
fBnssh, regular oc stun, our prsce 3Ac.
Tshe remainder OF SC and DC Apron
Check Ginehams. as long as they last,
xitc per yard.
Ono case OF Bieached Domestic, ~
yards for 2Sc.
Two cases OF good standard prints. fast
colors. would be cheap at DC; our price,
2gc per yard.
Gocd Rieached Cotton Flannel. at 40
ptr ysrl
Msavy BED Tii s.s a, sas T.! ,,y gsro
S-Sc
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Shoe Department Continued.

500 pairs of Mems Calf Shoes. n y.
our price. now 81 ~. ETsss3@
% pairs of Mems fine Russia ~ Y
az 10 value. AT ~. "a
1'W pairs of Boys ~ 90 Russia M
Shoes. at ~ 10.
So pairs Youths ard Boys Tan ~, =
Shoes. ~ 80 value, at ~ .2s.
Three cases OF little Boys Cali ~
Spring Heel. ~ 20 vac,ie. at SOC. a.
Infants Dongola Button Shoes. - ~
As, regular soc value, at 16c.
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Corset Department.

We carry all the popular makes
We offer this week any size In w, q.
Corset. the kind you pay 80 and xfTJ
Our price. as long as they last. .cc.
just recoived-Three cases OF the
Faafherbone Corset, good 75c sellers,
made with six hooks. extra long waist,
now 3spc
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san Angelo sift,n~.

San Angelo. Texas. December 2.-Eight
hundred head OF cattle arriveI toiay over
ne santa Fe for the Thompson livestock
firm.
inc santa Fe announces the following
cnhnss IN schedule; No, A. leaves San An
seo x'ss q M. arrives Temple ls:42 D.
y, no. ~ leaves Temple Al 3;a5 D. m
'"d arrives at san Angelo at 1850 &. IN.
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Clothing Department..

Gents Heavy Wooden Suits, made with
good Innings. In Black and Brown. -. so
value, now 81 0s
lag Gents All Wool Black Rough t,hey-
iot Suits, coat lined with Atlas satin
lining
Gents Brown and Black Rough Chsviot
Nobby All Wool Suits.
e. Gents Dark Gray Pin Check All
Wool Heavy Cashmere Suits.
~ Gents Heavy All Wool Dark GRAY
and Brown Cashmere Suits.
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tances of 200 miles 1t is 90 cents for single
line hauls and 81 cents fer joint For dis
tances of 800 miles it is "a cents for single
Inch auls and IS cents for Joint. For dis
lance of 500 miles 1t is Al cents for single
line hauls and ~ cents for joint For dis
tances over 500 miles II Is AZ cents for
both single and joir. hauls.
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THE PRISON ASSOCIATION.
Needed Reforms 10 the Criminal
Laws Mere Discussed.
The CONTRACT SYSTEM CONDEMNED
Parole Law of Ohio said TO He a
saccess--dhr. WhnfIey's POSITION
ON Corporal Punishment

Austin. Texas. December 4.-The Ma
tional Prison association this morning
heard the report of it's standing committee
90 criminal law reform, which was read by
Judge William P. Lyon OK Madison WIS.
il wa& full OF suggestions OF aeeminEly
feasible and exredlept clranSsh in tho
statutes relating 10 crime and It's punish
nlent. aud laid down the proposition that
IN dealing with the subject In hand alb
suact theories and beautiful ideals must
ytld 10 practical processes. The commit
tees contention was that effective rem
eoies Tor the prevention OF crime must be
directed to moral questions rather than 10
the enactment and enforcement OF statutes.
II must be realized and borne In MIND"
says the report. that whatever is accom-
piisaei must be by evolution not by rsyo-
luton and that the processes OF eyolut on
are always slow, but are In the strictest
harmony aud accord with divine and
natural LAW"
The view that everything must be torn
Gown or peIsfstentiy and continuously
prove Its right to exist finds little favor
Win the committee when applied Ia tho
sysssm OF Jurisprudence. Among other
things the committee says that 'sthe law
IN force IN the Fedsral and so,as 81 The
STATE courts authorizing the Judge TO ais
su-s qnestiors OF fact to the Jury. afford
hs nm opportunity TO throw the welsht
ana prtsuss Ut his position and influence
"a FAVOR OF one side or the other shorid
no soneer obtain The committee also CON.
utHns the contract system OF dlsnps,n, -,
2 u uvic's as well as the prevailing lail sy.-
.cn' wn'cn. TO It's mind, Blu, estanlishex
schools OF crime.
~. Y. tunsn. warden OF the Ohio neni-
Tertiary at Columbus. read a naper =.
no operation and Eject OF the parole
Law IN onio. Alter explaining the opera-
1913 ot we law, be produced figures to
WV ut't from statistical standpoint il
sueetss. from sociological standpoint
y waived the parole system "a inst .,,i
nuiaAae, because the percentage Of what
uay ne termed natural born criminals h
very small In America aud prison popula-
uohs are made up to large extent M
pidck Ahrep --educated individuals who
nave been well reared aud who haye fslt
me influences Of civilization and are a..
'ar With the best social surroundings,
WY are capable OF reform II made
coadition Is aimed a. by The starr rnsna,'
tnan the inisction OF severe penalties ana
onssadins disQualf,cations.
ine committee appointed to Determine
tns time ana placa Of holding the nsxt con
6nsh reported that IndiarNpolis hsa hasn
ssisc.ed as the place and the time ~ meat.
ot,ermined upon "a some day vel n
$500 y nnsn y me month OF October. 1895. The
Superintendent Whaf,.v =, ~.
renitenttarsss. risiue 10 Z o,,eat,or :, 49,
o011ai privilege oVtnR ~ eerxs,- '-.. - -
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Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention.


punishment ;n the pcniten,lsries OF the
former from those which prove effective
in the peDitentisries OF the latter.
A short discussion OF the parole system
was had after which a recess was taken
untfl . D. m
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A Small wreck.

Denton, Texas. December s-In y
here last night one Missouri. Ka1
Texas freight backed into anosh9s
ing the cabcose ino the engine -
ing one Of the cars. The plstL
knocked off OF the cahoose,
was soon cleared away, aud W.
not delayed. FL
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TEACHERS, INSTITUTES.

Jefferson county teachers will hold their
FIRST Institute in the public school build
Ing at Port Arthur on Saturday. Deem
Der rs discussion of each paper will
follow its reading. Transportation from
Beaumont TO Port Arthur free TO all visit
ing teachers
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ADDITIONAL CInim. Fiji

Nacosdoches. Texas, Decepbef
mated assets Of r. A. Hall, ~
here last night. appropoximste
are considered insufficient to g
claims of the First Nationsl
Nacogdoches. In whose favor ia
trust was made. and the attachms
wards run by Freedman Bros.
of 81. Louis. Additional claims
swell the liabilities considerably
st, Louis and Shreveport firms ~
sented; bargains, McKihtrick =
N4a2.4f and Wyler, Ackland g. CO.
are represented by one legal arm
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Glove Department.

Mems Heavy Wool Gloves, with 49,
skin palm ON inside, Coo value: our ~
Csc. '-l
See our line of Buckskin Gloves a ~
Gems fine Dress Kid Gloves, reeuhI
81 80 value, 07c. s7I
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crives,on's Death ran.

'a"es'on' Texas, December FOLLOW
ing IS the mortuary report OF Galveston by
CITY Health Physician Fisher for week end
ing Friday, December 3. 1897:
november ae--James Fsdden. aged As. or
game heart disease and chronic nephritis.
Sc november 2s--Mrs. Edna +. Colby. aged
90, pulmonary tuberculosis. Frank cour-
oa., Jr', aged IA days. tetanus neonatrum
81 november 2s---Mrs. Myra Anderson. AGED
-. pnenol poisoning. Mrs. Josephine Hoppe
November so--John Wesley CaIdwell.
assd 90 coiored. chronic in,erstitial neph.
. ,s,s,. MISS Mollie Mas;ersce sNld Is. cpl.
ieptic commissions. Maria N.I..sarns, aged
ABOUT %, coiored, natural causes dnouestl
.,, december l.-Eivira Williams. aged 70
epitheiionra OF rectum. Mrs. Bessie Ds.
brnhi. AGED "a coiored pbthisls nnim,n.,,.
" snn, May Baxter, aged week. spasmod.s
Addisons disease saw -
Annual death rate per 1000 Tor week i2S
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A BRENNAN BUDGET.
SEVEN STARS OF CONSOLIDATION
HAS ADJOURNED.
Coming Attractions at the opera
House-Lodges Elect Offcers-Mar-
riuRe License Issued.

BRENNAN, Texas, December 4.-The SUI
preme grand lodge Of the Seven Stars Of
Consolidation that convened in Camptown.
November 30. has moved slowly In the
transaction OF business towards final ad-
3curnmeot, which took place Saturday.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

the Tremont-George /, Atkins pa,.
las. n; kepiey. Kansas City o. NJ. cass
s rort worth; J. A. Russ. Palestine
steiner steiner, Chicago; u, L, sykes, Aberdeen.
Mss, =, 3 McMshon. Beaumont; Mrs' a. a
WYE u; N"sie; Palestine; 9. y. Kerlinger, j. NJ
Ohio: I. Hinschler. Philadelphis. i sn,saS
=. q Van Ness. New York; r. ". Shsn.
nero: fitteourg. Pa: w. ]. Dawson
nrndd John IL. Love. Jr.. New YORK: a
Williams, Colorado SprinKs. a n
ounk New York; A.. Kaufman. Atlanta:
g Ireland Chicago: r. u. Noodle ana
- p"S Es clsy; " q. wiimot. New Orleans; =
N.Y.. New York r. $. Mcdonald 8.
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MEDICAL ASSOCIATION MEETING.

Citizens of Beaumont. especially the ply
sicians, should nos forget that the South
Texas Medical association will meet in
this city Tuesday. December 20 This Will
be Besumcnt's FIRST gathering OF prominent
men and the city should do the honors
creiitahly Or. b. +. Calhoun, vice presi-
deht Of the association. has received a
letter from the secretary saying that the
meeting will be well attended ana several
o, the most distinguished members have
signihed willingness to read papers on
subjects that are OF special intersst to the
profession, pr. ] s. Price rs chairman
of the committee on arrangements. and in
bis preparation to entertain the visitors
he should have the CO. operation OF citizens
generally.
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BEAUMONT FEDERAL COURT.

The United States circuit and district
court for the Eastern district Of Texas
win begin it's December term Monday.
The cases docketed for trial are as fol-
lows: Equity docket--Iatham Davis vs.
Port Arthur Channel and Dock company
Admiralty docket LAbraham Goodwin Va
sloop Viola. Calcasieu Export Lumber com
pany VS.. ship Ellida. Thomas Hill vs..
steamship Caincragher, Calcasie,i Export
Lumber company vs. ship Eliida
Law docket--united States VS.. Wilson
Armitage. George Gilard and Jesse PEBBLES.
United States VS.. Martha Arlnitage, Will
son w Armitage. Cole Lewis ana Harper
Copeland
Circuit docket--Calyin Gore vs.. Texa.
Pine Land association N. Sanders VS. same.
Mrs, 5. L. Fowler ami husband VS. same.
Isaac Gore. Jr.. VS.. same. T j. Epperson
vs. Armour Packing company. United
States for the use and heneAt of the
Sabine and East Texas Railroad company
vs. f. A. Hyatt and Edward Perry ct ali
Thomas Dies ys. Texas Pine Land asso-
citation, O. h. Greeves VS.. Hyatt a. Co..
A. f. Stlllwell et al VS. Jay Cleveland 81
al, Horatio r. Fletcher st al VS.. Tom ].
Cairaway ct al
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Jacket and Cape Department t,ontinued.
back: a special good value at $500. Our
price Sl.Vs.
Ladies' Plush Capes.

Lot 29Oi--Ladies' Plain Plush Cape.,
Thibet dosn front and around collar ~
inches long. 10 inches sweep, best yaius
In the marnet al - ID, special ~ -
Lot IVIx-Lsdles Piueal Capes, collar
trimmed with Iceland Scar, IL inches
Ions, ~ inches sweep. at only r4.78.
Lot sOx-Laties' F.ush tapes, braided
collar and down front edged with French
Marten. 10 inches long. D5 inches sweep.
only IS. Is.
Lot :tS32-fadies' Plush Capes, braided
collar and down front. edged with Tablet
fancy lining throughout. 10 inches long
95 inches sweep, otT special price al oni,.
~ -
TABLE NO ~, stacks. choice OF any
Jacket on taolc, in Black, Tan. Brown.
Blue, IN fact any co.or; these goods arc
very stylish and made well, box lt,~.is
etc; your choice % any for ~ AZ, ~ .9S
and - IS These goods. without DOUBT
are worth double
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DON'T BuY

= cheap piano for ss25. whom you can ret .
good one OF z. Gruaewsld for sgis.
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NOTES.

MT. Evan Myrlck OF California arrived
mere Saturday en- route TO Navasots in re-
sponse to telegram that his father. Mr.,
!. {. Myrick of that city, was very m.
MI Myrick telephoned from here to Naya
sofa TO learn his fathers condition and
was informed that he had died several da, !,
ago and was already buried.
License TO marry was issued Saturday To
Mr, BENJAMIN Mcneil and Miss Julie
sharfton, both OF the William Penn neigh
borhcod. The bride is a daughter Of Mr.
w =. Sharfton. and the groom is a son
Of Mr.. A. c. Mcneil. The ceremony Mil
nc performed by Rev. j. r. Nichols and
VIII take place at the home OF tho bride AZ
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
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OFFICERS ELECTED

AT regular meeting OF Walnut camp.
Woodmen Of the World. the following off,
GERS were elected: l.. NJ. Simon. consul
commander; l. r. wilke, past consul com
mander; Alex. Griffin. adviser lieutenant;
Sam Low, banker; A. Lindemann, clerk
G. II, Eddy. escort; Dir. H. {. Rees.
physician, W. C. Ahrenbeck, trustee; Fred
Smith, Waterman. VIII Reynolds, sentry,
At the regular semi monthly meeting Of
the knights OF the Maccabees held Friday
night. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year, j F. Sisson. past
commander; j., r, Buchanan. commander;
G. r. Eversberg. lieutenant commander;
$. Il. Epstein. record keeper; IL. G. wett-
becker. finance keeper. F.. W. Tarrant,
chaplain; DR.. S. Bowers. physician: +.
Bose. sergeant; VIM. Bailey. master at
arms; l.. c. Beaumier. first master of tina
guards; WIN Griffin, second master az the
guards; j NJ. Sails. sentinel, Simon
Fischmann. picket DR., S. Bowers. trustee