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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-03

poodle. Mr., Rsy2e1&s answered sn2t
tiers was = certain breed u snail.
ca-sy 1cgS vszr P1s1cifsal az The Island
Asked as u TIE translation cE >Pco-
Gls szso Hawaiian Sssrsszrr W1lccx
~Tlsa AsSo~ fMS2ksy aogA,
The Board decided 10 send notice 10
sAa Superintendent. through the Sex
resa-v. thx- 1t eogs other sk&R pccGesS
BE Destroyed this wSsh tie understand
lrs tar. n csse the rsgzaz-fca be
scGnss violated urc= the next visit o.
thu Beard 10 the Settlement. Eso-e
stringent reg1Ezssez shah BE raa9e-
Presl6e-s smith rsz6 an SrrSaSs1ssas
r1xss ~ Sse-ssarx WElcox. setting
forth rsczlrsz.szsS necessary N cat
tie tor the L4srer Settlement. These .
he ssrt In mind hy people sending 2.
tenders for the S1rr1r o. Es&c-
Al aPglSeatSoa was reessve6 ero2
d. ArzSz2gs fur the position ~ TAyss-
ez2r a. Malrl4zf Hospital, Waikiki.
Maui Placed N file
IN tie natter Of ops1- rSIlS. Presss-
6szE saith said that lie lad seen TIE
C1S-ozaS authorities and had explained
- rnsz tAar II WIS the province - the
Cus-rz House ee ascertain whether
there was U-GSr o. over l-2 PER cent
q oV3u- II the pills u TIE pezceatage
was under. thsz tie PSItS we're net Ger
Si5s-sG IL Opium Or j preparaE1oc
-hs-eoe II ovs-, = SPECIAL permit
would hare TO be issued TIE a22lySEs
sss-aS To ~ zz-Eer q compensation.
Dr. IlvC1< was ths ere Who used 20
ATTEND TO s1cA WORK TIE Bc&rG then
talked OVER 3 proper person 10 Co such
2c4fyz1cg
Dr. Alvarez presented q report on
the progress OF the krSstSa baths al
he H1lEhi RsceSvias Staten
The Beard granted D-. Hubert Wood
i permit 70 visit the Lsper Settlement
fur The purpose q S--5ytng leProsy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-03

sure Ssgn, he kiarsy secretion wss
the ccter az the Noea. Instead os :
clear sraeSr. which meant tAst the
sreGele had already reached those ira>
ro<saat organs Then the stomach was
epsst ard refused - take kindly 10
goe&--aS though the miller sent year
grssa hack. declining 10 grind Il. she
voElteG 3 sour. bitter fluid. which WAS
&ezG bile, away o1t q its p-o2er track.
On ana On along this lire. constantly
getting further AMI Further eron the
harry land o. healtAs this wSs the his
tory q those u DoatAs-all naS
enough yss all preparatory Tor woxse
ones
One Gay In FehruSry. 1882. she
SAYS IN her letter of August 18th. 1886.
4 began 70 have dreadful pain and
c-anP> K began in the right side, and
sSSsaGed ACROSS the stomach. Ter
koGrs eesssAsS Was In the greatest
agony. What I suffered IS past Gsserip-
ton. When the pain easeS little I
was cold as death and Shivsrea ursil
the led shook under ne ! had hot
iron plates applied to NY feet. ard Asld
hot inns IN my hands, hut nothing
gave me mach relief My stomach WAS
80 irritable thSt could keep no food
On IT, Was now eonsnea to my bed.
an6 the doctor attending NE said l
was passing gall stones He wanted
me 10 80 70 Swansea Hospital and BE
operated upon. but Was SsTaii might
not live through It.
II had TWO other doctors 81 Morris
ton ard also three fron Swansea. who
&ll gave NE medicines. and said roth
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-03
SLOWLY MAKES READY.

ACsuG Board Of Health
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-03

fO1 have probably ueTE seen : vol
elE0 in erup5l1l It Is = EzEIEeent
Spectacle Where do ali thuss torrents
q rsc-EOt lava eons EunE Melody
Gan tsL eIcerS that they cone from
somewhere down deep IN the earth.
But oCs thing We know rzneIy. thzt
5rup1lo1s Of any che voEczEs srs far
apart Between -hiI=s Nature L gst-
ting ready far than she Il preparing
fur the tr@srGGlz 6suoz<t-ztio1-
Just 80 II L with al her processes
In the cold Of winter she Is zrrzngirz
Ehs forces which arg 10 make the heat
aid ChE bzrTssCS Of The following sun
E@. and 80 u
From May, 1856. 10 February, 1851.
L period Of 81 mouths. The two
dates viii Loog ruzfn clear IN the
mind q Mrs MARTA BoEI@, Of Isz
LlzEEelzeh Road NorrLstou- near
S~zrsez- For the first Ezs the begin
ming and the zeeond The ending Of Al
Lpe-isncs Ehf-h was bad enough in
itzelf- E=t only the rtrud1e1iou 10
sn1sthrg vastly worse II Vas Ike
The tire Of getting ready for Z great
trouble 10 enuA
Her first sense Of this was f1dsErfte
and vague, ike The low uEttering Of
rhU6E bel1E tts horizon while the
skies are Fst clear She expresses It
tins IN the very words most Of u use
el sEfIzr occasions 4 felt that
s1Ee1kt1g WIS E-01z with @ore
tklg EzEgzEz over ne
Al dear re EOE otEH We think
s1eh feelings are Z Fzrrfrg ssnt TO the
Spirit Ttsn Fl fzc1 thsF are czuzed
entirely tT TIE coalition q ON bodfes-
Sbs felt ksaFy. knguid ard tired, and
UentzIIF depressed This Tzs not only
usiznctOIy 70 eE but neE. - ste had
always been E1ru1z and haaTrhE- TtA
cane the 6i<eoztcrrE which there
coEId BE- ID EEzke zbogt They are
cozE01 eno1zt- 70 be sre Oh yes
BIT EnE thai al the more Z reason
why Ee should nfsrxtznd what they
EAuz Certainly To1 VIII say
Well then therE %zs that bad Of
ts@Es Taste IN The uoCtb- that 50
@F q II have lad, the failure q
EEE zppetfre, and The pain II rte ehezt
and SIDES zftsE eating The worst pain
Was II the right side Ttere il Tzs
verT kszTF- That Pointed 70 the Efver.
villa ( healed q ttzt side and
Ttez sEFIki1g ais the IiTE il Il
tEozga ths Zig wzr=-Theei Of Z Ef1
hz5 ga fE5G 20 AZ Eoz 10 TIM round
For the liver DIES kzf z dozen kinds
q EoEE- and Eten Il ssrikes work the
r=z O. tse UEEs tzke : so-I q rainy
E1EdzF
Presently Ter skin and the ThttE
&C her eFE trzed yellow e autumn
IzFe@ That Eesnt bEie II the blood:
tks HTE vas q It's duty; that e z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-03
AoRTUARY REPORT.

ThsrosL nrr.ne- Of deaths rspo-se. to-
1hs uensh * August. 1887, w4s 81. lis
7-Ter--s.. IS r,Els1ESe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-09-03
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS
From All Parts of the World.

sod in Bottles q. Sd, and IN cases CONTAINING
siz timer re quantity. ia each-s1neientt %
e1ect : permanent cnre IL the great majority
Of i0nz-ft2ndinz czses, BY ALL CHE NETS
and PATKET NEDICf3R VENDORS
THROUGHOUT TIE WORLD. PF0priefors
TEE LEcoLE AID MIDLAND CoUHTne Dnug
conRaEx Lincoln. England.
cautfon.-Azk feE Clsrke's Blood Mixture,
sn1 beTare Of worthless mutations or eubsti.
t1tez- In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

Tho personnel of all the committees ap-
pointed for tho second annual military ball
20 be given by the Emmett Rifles In Turner
hall on Monday night may be found on the
handsome invitations sent out announcing
the event:
Arrangement COMMUNICATION o'Leary.
chairman; Captain James Lawlor. Justin c.
White. Hugh Hamilton. Dudley b. Bryan,
Jack Kennedy, T. Hadley Franklin. Tom
Cronan, Edmund Browne, II. NJ. Curtin.
John Lyons.
Floor committce-JustIn c, White. chair
man; 7. Hadley Franklin, William Higgins,
James Welsh. James Fitzgerald ]. J. Hus-
sey, J. J. Gillespie, Mike Lyons, j. r.
Browne, Jr,, II. d, Burke. John w Smith.
NJ. j. Lyons Pat owen. Jr.. James Fitzgib-
bons, Gaines Curry. 7. J. Lyons
Reception committee II. NJ Curtin,
ohairmanao. II. Finnlean. Pat Owens, Pete
Tighe, Pat Eagan, j. b. Collins, John Daily.
James Howard. James Foley. Tom Lyons,
b. X, Nicholson. John Owens. MILFORD Col
hns. J. J. Hussay, William Compton. J. T.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28
TALK OF A TEXAN.
Home for the Farmer and Wealt
for the Investor.

Horne for the Farmer and Wealth
for the Investor.
d. +. Hughes Of the firm OF j. c. s.
Morrow G. Co. on being interviewed by
Reporter. said:
Il am the youngest OF q family Of six;
all born and reared on Texas soil; my father
having emigrated from Alabama TO Texas
In 1887. and located In the northeastern part
OF the State tCass county, where he pur-
sued the occupation OF planter. Hence.
was a farm raised boy and have seen corn,
cotton. fruits and vegetables grow all my
life. Since leaving the old homestead.
have lived in North. Central and Southwest
Texas. and believe that ain able to form
pretty correct estimate Of their respective
agricultural merits. The black lands Of
North and Central Texas are undoubtedly
very productive. and, in my judgment, Will
| always outrank any other section OF the
| State in the production OF grain. But for
| cotton, sugar cane, fruits, vegetables and
| berries. do not consider that any section
| Of the State will begin to compare to the
| coast country. By the term coast country /
mean belt OF country extending from III
teen TO seyenty-iive miles inland. and be-
ginning with the line OF Louisiana on the
cast mud running west to the valley of the
Guadalupe river. During my two years
residence in Houston l have had occasion
TO travel over the greater part OF this sec
ton. and in many instances | have seen
fields OF cotton tsome OF as much as 1900
acresl that. at conservative estimate,
yielded two bales per acre. This, am
awar. sounds incredible to the farmer who
considers himself fortunate to pick bale
70 every three or four acres, but stand
ready 10 prove my statement to any doubt
ine Thomas who wishes to Investigate.
Another prominent feature Of this coun-
try is the cheanness OF the lands. Such as
above described. with from one -fourth to
one-halt In good state Of cultivation and
well Improved. can be bought at from $40
TO Sl5 por acre. think it is entirely safe
To predict that these lands viii be worth
four or five times their present value within
AS many years. base this prediction on
my knowledge Of the advance IN real estate
IN tho black land districts. In 1878 some
Of the finest black lands OF GraysOn, Collin.
Ellis. hin. Williamson and Bell counties
could have been bought for from 81 30 TO
50 pcr acre within five years after that
date these same lands commanded prices
ranging from $50 TO $40 per mere, and yet
thov are In nOwise comparable to the lands
I refer to- Besides. the area ~ GOOD farm
ing lands In Texas not IN cultivation is
rapidly decreasing year by year. and tho
development Of the state has already
reached that stage whom what may be CON
bdcrd cheap farming lands can only be
had in this section. This condition VIII
continue With MS only for short while.
for with tho development Of Houston as the
sroat comhercial metropolis Of the South
west (Which Is as sure to come to pass as
tho sun hhincs and a ship channel rs oh
tolnedj, ] confidently expect to see these
Ian Is command highor prices than any other
throughout the entire state.
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The TabernncIc Ep,yorths.

On Friday evening last the Tabernacle
Epworth league held their regular monthly
literary meeting. The topic Of the evening
was "The Founders of American Method
ISM" and sketches were read on the lives
Of the following;
Bishop Richard Whatcoat," Miss Eliza
beth II. Germoud,
George whitfield" Mrs. ]. b. Sears.
Captain Webb" G. NJ. owen.
lntermlsslon of five minutes
Song Redeemed vocal dueD. Mrs j.
- Sears and Mrs. j. n. stowe Of Calves
ton
Barbara Heck" Miss May Belle Branard.
Thomas Coke" Miss Artie Maddox.
Francis Asbury," Rev. w. b Phillips.
Solo-"rexas for Jesus" Miss Mary
Hotchkiss.
Recitaton--"The Church and the World"
Miss Florence Townsend
Song" Blcst BE the Tie That Binds" by
the League.
Benedlction, Rev, ]. b. Sears
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28
LIVELY AS bees.
" mt Hns Hc"n Doing at the Rooms
of the Y. VI. G. A.

Whit Tns uern uuintr "a, ,J,c r,,o,,,.
of III. Y. VI q.
The rooms -, thn ,s~,,,.,,a
M. ". Wv "A''' ''''o" nave peeh
INV """' !" VI H'oy poos the past week
TREAT Interest IS now being manifest by
all tho classes In attendance rho oa,,.,
,tor.i ,.o,.i, T.. ,...,...-
:" A''"'"s' ANU "'' stuuen's
al" i"p"eSteu 10 meet nnd prepare some
work Tor the coming International conven
ton. which will moe, ,bis voar e., ,tor..
,.,,,,,,r,. a., ru
''''''''' ga "'S Us 'he n'St t'ihr ior
many years that tho South has been ia
yorcd with this meeting. and there Will he
ON exhibition s,rnlos Of educational ,,,.,
''N'' "" "''F inc country No haNe a
very croCiiablo showing now and by the
18th of Aprll our CITY dissertation cop have
ana a, ,,,e' ,,,., ,,..,,,,., l., e...,,
"'''''"'' ~ "'' o'''i'' 'uu'"'
some excellent games of hand ball have
been played o, late Tho one played on
thursday night WAS one Of the hardest and
h's' talneS yet played The score stood
to = lhe ono played last night was in
some respects the iincsl display of passing
tue nan mat has as yet been shown. Much
interest is now being shown In the gym
naslum. Every member is asked TO join
! ranks ana mako the coming exhibition one
OF me resi- that has ever been given. The
| clASsoS meet on the regular nights aud all
are requested To meet regularly until after
uhe eNhihition takes place.
Iho Junior boys have shown a lively In
tercst IN the work and some OF tho finest
Mnd OF WORK Is now being laid out As pre-
pafNtofy to their exhibition the latter part
OF the coming month Parents will please
say to their boys they are needed and wei
come tn attend now, as regular classes are
heinE held' the Junior Logs have grown
30 bold MS to challenge the business men
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APPRECIATE THEIR PASTOR.
Members of the First Baptist Churcl
RaAa neAnlufinna.

Members of the First baptist Church
Pass Resolutions.
Since the close Of tho great meeting In
the First Baptist church OF this city. con-
Quoted by the consecra;ed pastor, Rev. L..
d. Lamkin, and Immediately after regular
services the church met and passed the
following resolutions:
| Recognizing the fact that our pastor has
labored with us with such untiring zeal
and self-sacrIfcing devotion % this church
and the cause OF Christ during the past
three months in the conducting OF our re-
vival services. and, whereas. God has so
abundantly blessed us In the conversion OF
souls. the Strengthening OF the church and
the higher conservation to duty W It's
members. we. the deacons OF this .lurch.
recommend the adoption OF the following
resolution:
Resolved, That We. as a church, do here
by indorsc the maner and methods pursued
by our pastor In this work, and that We
declare ourselves as most heartily In accord
with the work.
That we owe to God our sincere and deep
est grtitude for His blessings on us In this
season Of revival services and that We
humbly pray that God will continue 10 te-
stow His richest blessings upon us, and
that our relation as pastor and people ray
be a continuous and harmonious one, and
that we may be united In the earnest de-
sire for the salvation of souls and the ad-
vnncement OF The Kingdom Of God.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread on the minutes OF the church and a
copy be furnished The Daily Post for pub
llcation. b. S. Fitzgerald,
W. S. Napier,
Frank ". Fox.
j. S. Mycr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

newcomers and word OF praise for Hous.
ton and the surrounding country and the
real estate men will do the balance and will
complete the development OF Southeast
Texas and make It the garden spot of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

Mahoney, John Cummings, DR.. McElroy,
Henry Tansy. Mike Crowley.
Invitation committee - Captain James
Lawior, chairman. DR.. Il. McElroy. Thos.
O'Leary. NJ. J. Lyons. James Welsh, ]. J..
Gillespie, A. l.. Dillaham. Mike Lyons.
Dudley Bryan. Pat Eagan, J. d. Collins,
Barney Owens VIM. Higgins. J. J. Cain.
s. Langley. James Foley. James Hayes.
Mike Kennedy, 7. w. Brown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

We are constantly receiving granite ware
the same good quality as you have al
ways bought from us and at the same pop
ular prices. Come and sec the prices
marked on our goods. and ask your neigh
Dor about the quality of our ware II You
hovo not used 1t yourself. The Nickel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

DRESS GOODS-This Week Very Special Ex-
hioIr iS97 Fabrics, attended by some extraordinary
value offerings Extensive showing of this seasons
choicest creations, such as
Grenadines -Brocaded, Checked Grenadine SonFe
Honitun drenadne Ribbon Stripe Beaded and Colored
Effects ~ ie"
Black Skirtings- Brocaded Grenadine Brocade Can.
vas brocaded Crepe More Velours, More ANTIQUE
Colored Skirtings-Fancy Heavy Changeabe Silk
Brocades (superne) Colored silk Moire Velonrs Et.n,i
falds and numerous styles of Checks
Plain Black G0ods-Canvas, Examines Grenadines
Clairettes, Batiste Iron Grenadine ''"N'ii'S
MAGNIFICENT display of all the new creations in Fro
NoveHy outngs gorgeous display of the Handsomes
trimmings gathered from the center of fashions E.b
style controlled by A"on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

The Wonder Store opens its doors n,
: n. m. and closes them at D. m. and
coils goods at corner Main and Texas
avenue. This is go
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

so Handsome Black Brocaded Gros Grain and Satin
skirts beautifully made and well worth SO to $40 we
offer this great bargain for $S.7S.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

Very Stylish Check Etamine Skirt lined throughout
ana well made IN Black and White Navy and White and
Green and White very natty for $3.50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

A Well Made Black Brocaded Brantine Skirt lined
and edged with good Velveteen binding regular 80
Skirt, for $1.45.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

33lnch Finished Cambria free from starch and easily
worth l0c for Monday only will sell for sc Yard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

HOUSTON GAS LIGHT co.
Gas for illuminating cooking, heating
end power If dcs red. Apply TO j. j. Nc
kecVer general manager
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

36Inch Percales select patterns and as good quat
as you have always been satisfied to pay Oc for and
only ask you sc Yard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28
IT'S JUST THIS WAY

Any laundry can do laundry work. but
you can get the best laundry work only at
81 Packards Troy Laundry. gl2 Prairie
avenue Phone sac
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

$50 pieces of Fine French Chevots beautiful patterns
strong and firm, for Boys Shirts and Children
Dresses worth 15c, for 10C Yard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

FINE WRITING TABLETS.
See our line, 100 styles. Pastorizas Sta
merry Store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

WASH GOODS-Commenci Monday we will ofa1
this Department the grandest collection Of High
Washable Tissues shown in this market, compnn4
fashions extreme creations in French Organdes Ce,A
Grenadine and Examines, Lappets Dimities Tissue Na
Egyptian Tissue and worlds of others equally handSA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

IS dozen White Damask Napkins 1Sxl8 inchA
always been satisfied to pay S5c for, offer dozen 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28
SOUTHERN STABLES,

Franklin and Milan Sts. Phone 7Os
Largest snd best equipped stable in
Texas. Boarding OF horses a speciaitv
iorses; Mules, Cows and Vehicles of al
hinus poNtNJ SOD or exchanged, No
charge for storage. Everything guarnn.
iced as represented or money refunded
peal with responsible people, Give US a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

SHIRT WAiSTS-Early seasons opening of Ladies'
Waists, manufactured expressly for house by the
worlds best artists showing big variety of original de-
signs and exclusive effects in all that is known to
fashions
200 dozen Percae and Lawn Waists beautiful effects
nicely made detachable white collars and worth 75c we
offer them starter for 4OC.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

5O dozen All Linen Damask Towels, good size-sd
and splendid value at $1.75, our price is SIPS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

20 pieces of the New Check Novelty Suitings in Sus
Shades "a inches WIDE good value at 2Oc our price III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

The Celebrated Pepperel 1914 Sheets, ready maze ~
quality you have always paid Csc for we are selling =
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Best quality of Full Size 1914 Ready Made Sheets vaa
soc, for SOC
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10 yards of the best quality of Navy Blue Prints nj
&c yard, for 30C.
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All Wool Checks, 36 and 80 inches wide in Black mi
White Navy Green, Red and Black and Red and Bon,
They are the New Broken Check Effects and warranted
be worth soc, our price is 40C Yard.
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Best quality of Ready Made Pillow Slips iul NV
36x45 inches, we have two grades S5c and lzsc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-28

800 pieces Of Hamburg and Nainsook
fOC, worth double
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Another shipment of Hurd's Celebrated WrlunS latt
put up in boxes of "a Double Sheets and "a EnVeop M
l3c and Csc Box. This kind you pay csc and 400 =
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fashions extreme creations in French Organdiea Cd9
Grenadine and Examines, Lappets Dimties, Tissue bA
Egyptian Tissue and worlds of others equally handnn
Best quality of Full Size 1914 Ready Made Sheets W
soc, for 30C.
The Celebrated Pepperel lO4 Sheets, ready maze ~ y
quality you have always paid Csc for are selling Fl
Best quality of Ready Made Pillow Slips iul '
36x45 inches we have two grades, SIC and lzsc'
Another shipment of Hurds Celebrated Wrung lafJJ
put up in boxes of "a Double Sheets and "a EnVes
l3C and Csc Box. This kind you pay 25c anu ~
500 pieces of Hamburg and Nainsook Empfuu''
lOC, worth double
$50 pieces of Colorsd Embroderies potn WV
narrow, fast colors, worth 90 and csc, Tor lVc
big lot of Manufacturers Short End ~ ~ s
each piece containing yards and worth from NV
yard, for 40C, SOC and 70C Piece.
36.Inch Domestic, positively free from ''A''-
worth TIC, for 4tC Yard.
Mail Orders solicited. Prompt Afternoon o.
Orders and satisfaction promised.
Express Charges Paid on All Orders OF % az
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Mail Orders solicited. Prompt attention
Orders and satisfaction promised.
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$50 pieces of Colorsd Embroideries, potn
narrow, fast colors, worth 90 and 25c, for lUc'