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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-09

SAN FRANCISCO, June s.-Tho pc
oullar status OF the Durrant case Is ex-
citing an unusual amount of public
comment since the postponement OF
Wlarden's execution. The opinion Is
generally expressed that Durrant Will
not hang on Friday next Attorney
General Fitzgerald, however. says that
uDlt-s9 oficiRlly notified or restrained.
Warden Hale stands ready 20 carry out
the sentence II IS generally believed
amona the legal fraternity that pend
Ing the action OF the UDited States SUI
prcne court, Governor Budd will grant
q reDrieYe.
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SILVER REpupr1cANs
Meet and Resolve the same Old Resolve of
1901.

Meet and Resolve the same Old Resolve Of
1901.
CHICAGO, June s-ThIrty-two states
were represented at the first meeting OF
the provisional. committee OF the Ma
tional Silver Republican party which
met hero to-day. Congressman ToWne.
of Minnesota, presided. ]. B. Menager,
of West Virginia, was chosen secretary.
In the resolutions passed they declare
for the immediate Establishment OF
blmotalIlsm by independent action OF
the United States through the free coln-
age of gold and silver at the ratio OF
1s to /.
At the night session resolutions were
adopted outlining the plan of action to
DO pursued by the party and recon-
n,cndlng the appointment Of q national
executive committee of seven, which ID
TO have general control Of the conduct
OF the party. The members OF the COM
mttee viii be named tomorrow.
Charles A. Towne, OF Minnesota, was
elected permanent chairman OF the nh-
tional committee. The larger part ne
the evening session was, after the adop-
ton OF the resolutions, given up To- In
formal discussion
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DUTY PLACED on COTTON
Fer the First Time In IIlHtOry OF Tariff
L,sgIaiatl0n.


LtgiIiatI0n.
WASHINGTON, d. &. June s-Sy
Tho decisive vote Of ~ TO 10 the senate
to-day adopted an amendment to the
;aTIn bin, placing raw cotton, the great
product OF the south. on the dutiable
ils', At 20 per cent ad ynlorcm. It IS the
first time IN the history of tnriff lcgis-
IalI7n TINT duty OF cotton has been
Incorporated in a bill.
The amendment was proposed by Mr..
Racon. (Dem, Ga.). on his Individual
rsponsibIlNy and without the approval
oi the finance committee. which thus
iar has been requisite to the success Of
every amendmGnt except minor one,
which went through by default.
The amendment led 10 n spirited de-
hate. Democratic senator's disclosing n
side difference OF Views aud at times
cycnanging sharp personal criticisms.
On the fnnl vote six Democrats, Bacon
and Clay. OF Georgia. McEnefY. or
louisiana: McLaurln and Tillman, or
-nuth Carolina, md Rawllng of Utnh.
Efrt VITA the Republicans FOR the
Bacon amendment. while the negative
'We was BoIidly Democratic with one
"E..1flon Kyle, PopuliHt The debate
cotton took M most Of the day ana
lpi little progress was made on the bill.
Early in the dny the sugar schedule
DOS passed over and the agricultural
'lIr taken up, The paragraph on
'i went over hut the balance OF
agricultural schedule w 20 and In
HlI,Dg paragraph 9gS was agreed tp na
Fed All amendments except that
NJ In 1n's being rejected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-09

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. June s.--Gov-
crnor Dan w. Jones, OF Arkansas, has
refused to appoint delegates to repre-
sent Arkansas Mt the International
Gold Mining convention TO be held In
Denver early next month. Mayor
woodsoa to-day appointed hve dele
Rates from Little Rock. When asked
n ne would appoint delegates from the
gtnfe nj large. Governor Jones said: II
,nfcnd 20 ignore this convention alto
getber and shall decline to appoint
Iclcgltes to Il. There Is no silver In q
and am opposed TO anything OF this
Kind TINT gecms inimlcal TO the inter-
egtg Of blmclallism."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-09
nrPERIGI COUNCIL
oftns Mystic shrinsrs OPsnsd At Detroit
BRILLIANT spectacle.


oftns Mystic shTinsrs Opsned AZ Detroit.
Brilliant spectacle.
DETROIT, Mich, June S.-Grand
Poteutate Harrison Dingnan and the
imperial council OF Mystic shriners.
were escorted TO Masonic Temple to-day
and formally welcomed TO Detroit by
Mayor MayburH.
The march from the Poteutate's
headQrarters, the Russell House, 70 the
temple, was guy spectacle, and the
rich and varied costumes OF the several
companies of Arab patrols who formed
the escort were picturesque In the
bright June sunlight Each temple
represented by patriots was headed by
a bond Of music. The grand potentate.
officers and members OF the imPerial
council rode IN open carriages and tall
who's, Prominent in the patrols We're
ismnila Temple, OF Buffalo, MurSt, OF
Indianapolis, Zuhrsh, OF Minneapolis,
NedlnOh, OF Chicago, Zem Zem, OF Erie,
pm. Mecca, Of New York, Alma, of
WnsMngdon, and Mosiem, OF Detroit.
Tho first session of the imperial ooun-
I'll an the auditorium OF the Masonic
temple lasted from 10 O'Clock TO noon.
II was strictly n Star-chnmber session.
Mfnyor Mnyburg delivered one OF MS
most unctlous addresses OF welcome.
He raye the visiting Shrners the free
dom OF the city and authorized them
10 take OnythinE In sight that they
wanted, Supreme Potentatc Dingman
then presented Mayor Maybury with a
strand OF rope, tied ut both ends with
ribbon, with tho suggestion that ne
hang on to the rope and also TO his pre-
sent Office. The only business trans
octed at the session except the an
nouncement OF committees was the
fixing OF mdleagc and per diem OF the
delegates,
the 81. Clair flats was the social pro-
gramme for this evening.
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HUNTINGTON, W. Va. June S.
Florence Williams killed her lover in
Mcdowell county this evening after a
heated quarrel, and escaped. Both are
members Of prominent families. There
"a much excitement over the matter.
Tho man wRs killed IN u fit Of jealousy,
and was ut the time preparing TO take
up a large tract OF timber land TO make
lies for the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-09

JUNCTION CITY, Arit, June s.-A
bloody tragedy was enacted here to-day
IN justice court room, IN which one
man was murdered aud which mag re-
sui: 10 the lyreldng Of The murofcr bee
fore moraing The injured man was
". B. Coffee, ot N parldn, 1Hd llio
murderer ls J. J. shcppatl o' tda Ilpl'
pl1cc. BON men were lawyer Celcc
nnd sheppard were opposing In ! trial
before Justice Wright
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-09
SUPREME LODGE
orths A. o. U. ". Opened It's Sessions In
Milwaukee Yesterday.

MILWAUKEE, ANAaENAgs
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. June 5.-The
+weuty.fIfth stated meeting of the su-
prcmn lodge Ancient order OF United
workmen Of the United States and
Canadn opened in Milwaukee to-day,
with nll the supreme officers and mem
bers of standing committees, as well
ns about one hundred and sixty dele
gates present. The sessions which are
hcld IN the lodge hnll OF the university
building. win continue for week or
ten days .,,..
n IL Understood there Is an unusulllv
large amount of legislative work in
hand. including final action upon n
move made by the grand lodge of thc
order In ontario 10 sccc1e from the
suprcmo body and doing away With all
name and reference 90 the suprcmc
lodge, and conduct a grand lodge of Us
own IN the Dominion, independent OF
me order In The states" THIS, II iS
claimcd by the supreme officers, would
be- tnntamount To open rebellion aild
str1nq efforts are being madc 10 avoid
squalls, Action upon The matter was
postponed by The grand body ~ CnnadH
until The matter could be fully heard
before thc supreme body in It's Mllwau-
kcp gcsslOn at this time.
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produced n sensation in New York re-
Gently. When It comes to clothes, the
oriental legations at Washington are
not In the same class with these war
riora. Col. Morris Horkhelmer says tho
stan has been invited 10 about every
thing big that Is going to happen In
the country this year. for the reason.
he supposes. that no entertainment
could be dull when they are on hand,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-09
THE COURTS.

The injunction applied for by the
National Supply Company and others,
against n. W. Beck, assignee, to pre-
vent the sale by him Of the property Of
the Springer Oh and Gas Company, at
Moundsyille, to-day. as advertised. waA
refused By Judge PAUL. before whom
the matter was argued by counsel at
considerable length yesterday after
noon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-09
SUGAR SCHEDULE
Considered by the Republican
Senatorial Caucus.
NEW CLAUSE TO BE INSERTED
In Lieu OF that Formulated by Fl.
nance Committee.
IMPORTANT DECISION REACHED

rhAtRsPubllsaus wouId stand TOEsrhsr
on all sshsduiss Of the TarIR Hm-PrO-
vl,lonO to be Made 50 that Hawaiian
treaty viii Not b AbroEatsd-For the
Flr,, Time In Tariff LeGi,iatiOu Cotton
IL pat on the Dutiabls Ll,t-slz Dsmo.
Gratis vO,s with the Republicans.
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pIrpntsh o the In.olllEsneer.

Special DI1pRteh 20 inc IhEVIIE5Hv0I'
sIsTERsvILLE, W. Va, June s.
The State UndertakeTs' Association
me. In convention here this morning,
md will probably be in session 4 por-
tlon Of tomorrow. The meeting was
called 10 order Ht 10 o'olock and the
,o65reaS OF welcome on the part of the
citY was delivered by Hon. P. 4. sha--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-09
A PUGNACIOUS FIRE
A Match careIsssly Dropped In .
Fireworks Factory
CAUSES A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.

IIl'.inE Rockets snd slzulng Honsa
Candies lombard Pedestrians On tho
STREETS OF Chicago, Creating = Pania.
FOrcsoftho E1pIOslOnwus 80 Great Ihat
All the Windows In the Block wsro
Shattered = TwSnty-sl1 PsrSons RS.
soivsd InJuris. More or Less Serious.
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northern district of California: John X.
Thompson. to be marshal district OF
West Virginia; Ellis II. Roberts. OF
New York, to be treasurer OF thee
United States; Carl Bailey Hurst, OF
the District OF Columbia. to be consul
general nt Vienna, Austria.
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DIED.

TOPP-on Tuesday. Juno 8. iS9i, at his lll6
residence, No. 2SQS Moyaton stree, a
aged IS years, months and days
Funeral notice hereafter,
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ryAEfuNGTON. D, C.. June s.-Tho
7f1 to-day confirmed the following
na,Hlupng John J. DE Haven, 10 be
utgl states district judge for the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-09

For West Vlrginlh. Western PenuSylva-
MIA and Ohio-Generally fair; light north.
east to east winds.
Local Temperatures,
Tho temperature yesterday as observed
ana Market streets, was RS folloWS;
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THE SOCIAL SIDE.
brilliant Reception Given by Prof. and
Mrs. Oksy johnson.

Mrs. Okey johnson
sncelal Dispatch to the 1ntellIgoncer.
MoRGANTowN. June S.-The re-
eeptlon given last night at the hand
gomc homo Of Dean Johnson, OF the law
college, was one OF the most delightful
functions OF the commencement sea-
son Prof. and Mrs. Okey Johnson
wero assisted IN receiving by DR.. and
Mrs. ST. George Tucker Brooke, ana
Prof and Mrs. William 7. Wiley. Mrs.
Corbctt. Miss liccrmnns ana MISS Belle
i6bnson assisted in the refrcshment
rnon while Miss Thompson, Miss Flor
ide Brown andNMlss blanche Wood
carved coffee. The attendance OF stu
dents aud young ladies' OF the town
was very large and the members OF the
board of regents took time from their
lnBurs to attend,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-09

Ex-Gov. Eoyt, Of Pennsylvania, has
been nominated to be assistant United
States attorney general
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-09

Assistant Secretary Day said to-day
that the repors OF Consul General Lee
upon the results of the investigation
made in Havana In the Ruiz case had
not yet been received at the state de-
partment. Assuming, however. that
the consul generals conclusions are
correctly set forth, in brief that Ruiz
died while in Jail In violation OF his
treaty rights. tho question before the
department OF the largest Importance
Is, what shall be the next step?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-09
CUBAN SITUATION
And spanish SIII'iOn Discussed at the
r.ht,,.. Nf.ssInI

And spanISh MIGUiOn Discussed at the
Cabinet Meeting.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Juno s.-The
cabinet meeting to-day lasted Longer
than usual The Cuban situation was
discussed in a general way, but the
most important subject presented was
the Spanish mission. The availability
OF three men for this important post at
Madrid were carefully caHvassed. but
no decision was reached One OF the
cabinet officers said after thsSmeeting
that khOVOaiSStaA sNIOs u nSAld
will now 90 over until the President s
return from tho Nashville trip.
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spocIRl Dispatch TO the fntelllgonccr.
MoRGANTowN. June $. - Com
mcnccmcnt visitors who have had a
look at the governors stan in full mill
ltary dress arc not surprised that they
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10
Infants CIoaks.

We have grand assortment Of Infants
and Children's Cloaks.
A limo OF fancy Cloaks with Angora
trimming, worth ~ 90, at soc.
A line OF fancy Figured Infants Cloaks
with Angora collar worth $l.b0, a. $50.
Wool Elder Down Cloaks. IN Pink. Elue
Tan and Red, trimmed in Angora, WORTH
81. 100, at $1.25.
Infants Cream Bedford Cord rloaks.
Satecn lined large cape collar, trimmed
In Fur. heavily embroidered, trimmed in
Lace. Braid and Ribbon. Empire hack.
worth SO, 30. Mt s3,oS.
See our line OF Infants' Cloaks In Chin
chilla. Broadcloth. Bourles ard Beaver,
trimmed In AB.rakhan aud Ve,yert. ficm
$3.50 to 81 so.
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a Few Matchleoo
Values.
. Pairs for SOC.
100 dozen Lediea'
Imported Hose.
Hermsdorf dye; un-
der the Dingiey tar
IN bill they ought
to retail at 25c to
SOC a paif. our price
3 pairs for 60c.
The above Stock.
ing IL full regular
made. In drop stitch
and plain. absolute
ly stainless.
d Pairs for 900.
Ladies' Fast Black
and Seamless Hose,
15c Hose. 3 paira
for 25c.
= Pairs for Use.
Ladies' Fast Black
Full Finished Hose.
zoe kind. 2 pairs
for csc.
Boys' bicycle
Hose.
You never bought
them for less than
lac a pair; our price
10c.
Misses and Chill
drcn's lbc Stock
ings, this week. 3
pairs for s5c.
Missed Sapphire
Black Real Maco
Hose, sbc kind,
only 100.
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Infants Wear.

We know we'll how Ladies' aoprsc.ate In
fants wear ready made. as Il saves 70
much time and worry. We have provided
this department with magnificent stock.
10 dozen Infants' long Cambria Drsises.
square embroidered yoke. embroidered neck
and sleeves, worth 60c. at SIC.
10 dozen long Dresses. line Cambric.
tucked and embroidered yoke and bottom.
good value ut 7bc. only 4Sc.
dozen long Dresses. tucked and en-
broidered neck and sleeves. heavy em-
broidered and tucked ruffles: splendid 800
garment. ut 6ec.
dozen Nainsook long Dresses. embrt i'd
cred and tucked yoke. tucked and cml,Ic ic :
cred bottom. usually sell at sl.50. are
only Csc.
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dozen Short Dresses, made OF Fine
Nainsook, embroidered and tucked yoke.
embroidered neck and sleeve. tucked aud
embroidered ruffle at bottom. worth si.00.
at csc.
See our hne of higher grades from CSC
to SO so.
10 dozen Child's fancy trimmed Cashiper"
Dresses. ! to 3 years. In Pink and Blue.
embroidered yoke. double ruffled shoulder.
Ribbon bows, worth $500, at 81 20.
Childs Short Skirts, to 3 years. Cam
brio Skirts. tucked and ruffled. worth 75c.
at dsc
Chiid's Short Skirts, made OF zeal fne
Cambria, double row tucks. deep cmbroid-
cred ruffle. splendid 500 garment. Mt csc.
See our extremely fine line. from oac to
81. 80.
Infants long Skirts. fine Cambria. I'M
broidered ruffle. worth 81 90. at G5c and
at s5c. are worth s1.25; and at 9sc. are
worth sl.50; we have them as high as
1915.
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New and Stylish Chemise.

o. dozen Muslin Chepise. Lace front,
sleeve and neck never sold for less tnan
4Sc. at Csc -
20 dozen square embroidered YOKE Cheln
ruffls, worth Gee, at soc.
Is dozen Chamss, pointed yoke, butt q
front, tucked and inserting, worth iec' az
4Sc.
IL dozen Chemise. square embroidered
yoke and embroidered ruiiie' oo''o''' 'f''n-
10 dozen Cambria Cherise, square en-
broidered yoke, embroidered ruffle bottom
extra lcng, worth 81. 25. at 75c.
dozen Cambria cheriiss. extra long
round embroidered yoke. deep umbrella
rufYle. tucked and embroidered edge, sells
at 81 80. our price Csc.
dozen Cambria Chemisc. deep ruhle'
French tucked, value 100, at 81 30
Sane as above in fine Nainsock and eie-
gantly trimmed. worth $500. at si.25.
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At 81 I-zc.


10 pieces Green and Silver ana pv~~r
ana Goia Table Damask. warranted rsst
Oolors' 80 inches wide. worth 75c; at 4sc =
pieces Turkey Red Table Dam,sa ssc
quality, at lSc; soc quality at 35c.
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Ribbons.

Never was there
such lovely Rib
hons brought out
as this season. To
know what's real 1
ly you must SEQ
our stock. We
show the corrcct
things In the new
Plaids and Stripes. :.
ia Inch Roman (.
Striped all Silk
Ribbon at 10c Z /
yard.
g. Inch Roman
Stripe Ribbon. all
SILK. worth Soc, at
25c.
81 Inch, at 35c;
d-inch at $50 and
4Sc, all the new
designs.
Plaid Ribbons,
III inch, all silk,
at lie.
az Inch Satin
Stripe, at 25c. 35c
and 4sc, and double
faced. the now
black Plaid, all
colcrs, and the now
b-inch Satin Stripe,
large plaid. at SOC.
worth 800 a yard.
Moire Tafteta
Ribbon, every col
or imaginable,
pure SILK. 3-inch,
at l9c. and Finch
a. 26c a yard.
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Misses and Children's Shoes.
See our line OF School Shoes. we guar
antee every pair.

Cut above represents the new Russian
bloise front and back suit. made of all
Wool dark Scotch mixtures, real tailor
made, and sells in tho East at $780, our
price 310ss.
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zoo FOR .sc.

80, 200 papers real
English nrass Pins
400 rims on each
paper, twice a. much
nearly as all other
papers have o.
them and sell It
loc; our price 50
. paper.
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Dress Goods.

Dress Goods.
shades a
oneha dresspa
q
for
twoton n
newe woth3Oc a yarda p
one-h
0
or this Inewe havea nimmens ar TO 81 ect from
Scotch enec worth a
all
and worth $3.50 pattern, $685.
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ChiId's Short Muslin Dresses.

1 to 8 years old, nicely male. with EN-.
broidcrcd and tucked and yoke, worth &c
1t a6c; same a. above, With rutfie snt
tucked bottom, worth 75c, at lsc.
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At4Sc.

Novelty ChAte- /,
lain Purse. with
metal chain. en-
trely new, 10 be
attached to belt,
made Of Undressed
Kid, worth 3i.o0.
at iSc; same as
above, some larg-
or, with Rhine
stone. worth N.60.
at $50
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Crochette Bed Spreads.

20 dozen White Crochette Bed Spreads.
hemmed and ready for use, worth 100.
ct soc; and same that are worth % at
Toe.
rs dozen Extra Heavy and Extra Large
Spreads, worth 81 80, at Csc
10 dozen Marseilles Spreads. worth s1.75
at S1.25.
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Shoe Department.

We carry tho most complete ntpcf In
the city. We handle Ladies' and children's
Shoes, and cur styles are all correct, every
pair sold under guarantee.
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OUR SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.
Tail0r.made Skirts.
READ OUR PRICES.

You can not begin to make them at such
prices.
so silk Brocadcd Skirts made OF fincst
quality. pure silk Taffeta and well worth
$500 to $500.
This particular Skirt is made Of cx-
;remely large Brocades,
At s6,25. worth sii.00-20 Brocaded Silh
Popln Skirts, the latest weave. In very
elaborate patterns, at only 1925.
At 95c-l50 Black Brocadcd Mohair
Skirts. best tailor mndc. worth $3.50.
AT 95c--100 Black Brocadcd Brilliantine
Skirts, excellent value at $3.50 our price
only sl.4s.
rs Black Figured Skirts. regular $3.50
$3.50 and $3.50 Skirts, at si.9s, s2.9S and
s3.9S.
See our line OF Brocaded Gros Grain and
Brocaded Satin Duchesse Skirts at $7.as
s9.4S and 1898.
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ladies' Muslin Underwear.

Our stock OF Muslin underwear was never
SO complete Come and see our line ana
we'll save you the trouble OF making them.
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One-half and all Bleached Satin DamasK
warranted pure Linen, worth 75c, al isc.
20 pieces 6s and 72-inch Pure Linen Sotiu
Damask, Sl.oO and $1.25 qualities, at Toe
and $50 yard.
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Muslin Underskirts.
Hk'Tf 1'1F'l
kIs1R'asA

% cez,n Muslin Skirts. with Ruffles.
worth CSC. at 39c.
Is dozen Muslin Skirts. with very deep
Lace Rufflc, worth 75c at 4sc.
10 dozen Umbrella Ruffle Skirts. saiue
81 90. at CSC.
dozen Umbrella Embroidered Runie
Skirts, excellent value at so; Will 90
sold ut CSC. Same line OF Skirts at Sl,eo
and as high as 50. 80.
10 dozen Muslin Gowns. Lace AMI En-
broidered Inserting Yoke. Lace Rufie over
shoulder. neck and sleeve; always sold at
1923; will sell at S5c.
dozen Cambria Empire Gowns, large
collar, embroidered, inserting and tucked.
ruffle and tucked sleeve; excellent vaiue
at 81 so. rolls this week at Csc.
dozen extra hne Cambria Empire
Gowns. deliberately trimmed. worth s2.oo.
at n.25.
5 dozen Lonsiale Cambria Gowns. v
neck. Torchon inserting. trimmed with
Satin ribbon bow. worth $3.50. at 81 4S.
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AT roc.

The new Collar
stifendng, shaped
and ready for use,
lining for same at
1oc a Collar. &c foa
Lining.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10

PlaidS. PlaidS.
Shepherds Pads
aginable in n
yard
Satin
SergeP lad
Pds SILK Stripe sells at bc;
SILK Stripe
all WooaP
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10
Muslin Drawers.

Is dozen Muslin Drawers, with Cambria
Umbrella Ruffle. worth soc, at 2oc.
20 dozen Muslin Drawers. with Cambria
umbrella ruftle trimmed in Lace, sold at
69c. are this week 35c.
20 dozen Muslin Drawers, deep Cambria
ruffle, embroidered edge, splendid value at
75c, are only 4Sc
Is dozen Cambria Drawers, dotted Swiss
embroidered umbrella rufflc, splendid 81 %
value, at 75c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10

Boys Bicycle
Hose. You have
never bought the
equal Of this seam.
less and stainless
Bicycle Hose for
less than zoe, our
price 10c a pair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10

6 dozen Umbrella Ruffled Drawers,
made Of finest French Cambria, worth
$3.50, at CSC.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10

The remainder u
our stock. all small
ends, We Will sell
our lo-wtre Brus-
eels, 7bc quality,
at sac: our ALL
Wool 2-ply, 75c
quality. at acc.