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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-03

Schooner Joel Cook. Fraser. New York
&C. w. Howard & Co.
Schooner City of Jacksonville. Steelman.
New York-C. w. Howard Il Co
Schooner Horace G. Morse, Higbee New
York-C. w. Howard & Co.
Schooner Emma c. Middleton. Higbee
wilmington, Del, and Philadelphia--C. w.
Howard Il Co,
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters of YES
sells free of charge in United States hy-
geographic office, in custom house, Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department.
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Steamship VIM. Lawrence, Peters, Balti-
more-J. j. Carolan, Agent.
Steamship City of Augusta. Daggett
New York-C. G. Anderson. Agent.
Steamship Thor (Nor, Kuhnle, Client
Dahl & Andersen.
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NAVAL s,roRrs.

''l.aSton Jan. 2.--Rosin firm: strain
'9' Sood strained, Sl.5O Spirits of
''ae firm; machine, 24l5c: Irregular.
~ lae lurpentine dull; hard. $40;
.-'. wv, ~. virgin, StSO. Tar quiet. Sl.00.
loFk. Jan. 2. --Rosin steady; strain
-. 'H aiin'on TO good, Sl75. Turpentine
- -iala2Eac.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Kansas city, Fisher, New
York-C. G. Anderson. Agent.
Bark Hansa Ger. Draas, Bremen, with
cement TO order-Dahl e. Andersen
Schooner Charmer, Pigott, New York
via Bermuda, with fertilizer, consigned to
Charles Ellis K Son; vessel to G. W.
Howard & Co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


SAVANNAH, Sunday, Jan. 3. 1897.
~~-~~-~---~-~-~~--~-~~~ ~-~~~~~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~
Sun rises 05
sun sets 800
High water at Ft Pulaski 7:08 am, $50 pm.
High water at Savannah sos am, 9:39 pm.
~-~~~-~-~~~~~-~-~-~>~--~>
The time ball on Cotton Exchange drops
u M, 18th meridian.
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DRY GOODS.

w York, Jan. 2.--The dry goods mar
io-day has been dun in all depart
~ ana particularly the only buyers
o SPOT were residents of out-of-town
u.s.. ihe business arising from mail
mas been moderate only and free
l'atures of special interest The
t'es NOT open with business in an
rug ing condition, but there is good
" 10 iook forward to gradual
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-03

Jan. 1, fifteen miles southeast Tybee,
schooner Jennie s Butler, a days from
Teneriffe, bound for Ashepoo, S. c.; all
well. Spoken by pilot boat j. H. Estiu.
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SAILED NEsTERnAY.

steamship City of Augusta, New York.
steamship Tallahassee, Boston mot be-
fore).
Steamship VIM. Lawrence, Baltimore.
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Her InsDiration.-"I don't know what
to give him for Christmas" said Maud.
us he hard to please?" inquired Mamie.
mo; but he's very literary. I'd like 10
give him something to read, and at the
same time I'd like IL to be more useful
than a book. Oh, / know what I'll DO
TN give him a pair of suspenders with
his name embroidered on them. Wash
lngton Star.
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THE CHATHAM BANK,
SAVANNAH, GA.

Transacts "a general banking
business, "a liberal savings
department..
Foreign and Domestic Exchange
"a speciality.
Having "A large number of interior
correspondents, we can handle coll
lectiOns at very reasonable rates.
Correspondence solicited.
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FOR BEAUFORT AND BLUFFTON

Steamer Gov Stafford will leave Sa-
vannah for Beaufort, Port Royal Naval
Station and way land. ngs at 10 a. m. sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays, returning
next day.
Steamer STAR will leave Bluffton daily
Except Sunday at z a. M; returning,
leave Savannah at p. m. Telephone $40
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FINANCIAL.
JUDICIOUS INVESTMENTS

INV AASh NIhINlS
in STOCKS, BONDS or GRAIN are
1000 PER CENT.
more profitable than in other channels.
Our Syndicate Plan of SpecuIatiOm
affords large and small investors the dual
advantages of safety and most satisfac-
tory returns on sums of S25 to 81 900. Pros
pcctus and Market Letter mailed free
SUPPLEMENTS ScMI-MONTHLY
Bank references. so Broadway, N Y citv
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1T is usually dawn before the sultan
goes to bed and at o'clock he is stirring
again. He has no confidence in those
around him, and his life appears to be
worth hardly days purchase.
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COTTON.

-.. savannah Cotton Exchange was
and no business was reported on
outside. The leading exchanges of
country were closed, but reports from
i mo Of the ports will be found below.
noiv movements at the ports Jan. /:
cslyeston-steady; middling, 81; net re-
ANS 7olS; stock, 1891
Wv Orleans-Holiday; net receipts, 254S;
-oss 26S9; stock, 1854.
Il uoble-fioIiday-Net receipts, All; stock,
5,rlaston-Holiday.
U.lmfneton-Hol iday--Stock, 1888.
Norfok-EIoliday; net receipts, 5,1A;
Eto-k 100.
4 pqitimore-HOliday.
8o1ston-steady; middling, Z S-16; net re-
Eepts 1899.
Il Iadelphia-Holiday stock, $685..
Dailv movement at interior towns:
1ueusta-Holiday; stock, 5S,273.
1Ismphis-Quiet; middling, 6%; net re-
|ce.nts ISL; gross, $40; sales, 400; stock
EN6S
oross 2.672: stock, 56,61S.
cincfnnati-Holiday; stock, 5,6S9
Houston-S Steady; middling, 81; net re-
Ieipts 3559 sales, 610; stock, 52,45S.
IouisviHe-HOliday.
Daily Movement at the Ports, Jan. ,
Holiday; net receipts, $685.;
stock 192, 527.
New Orleans-Holidayt net receipts, G,197;
stock 479 265.
Mobile-Quiet; middling, 11-16; net re-
,eDts, 5S7: stock, 51,240.
Vilmington-Firm; middling, 65s; net re-
,epts. 925; sales, 1872; stock, II, 146.
Norfolk Holiday; net receipts, 2,535;
;tock 1898.
Boston-Holday; net receipts, 1876:
ross, 1902.
Philadelphia-Holiday; net receipts. 1853;
took, 7.0SS.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Memphis-Holiday; net receipts, 5S7;
ross, 1921; stock. 179432.
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling, So; net re-
eipts. 5i5; stock, 4.201.
Houston-Holiday; net receipts, 1851;
took, 50,695.
Louisville-Quiet; middling, 67s.
Exports of cotton Jan. 1-2-
Calves on-To Great Britain, 1889; to
france, 6,277; coastwise. 1924.
New Orleans-To. Great Britain, 347;
oastwise, S72.
Mobile-To the continent, 50; coastwise,
a.
Savannah-Coastwise S3.
Norfolk-COastwise SIP.
BOstou-To Great Britain, 1863
New York, Jan. 2.-iThe total visible sup
ily of cotton for the world is 4 pa 73s
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Savannah-Coastwise, So.
NOrfolk-COastWise, 5,772.

Bostou-To Great Britain, 1863
New York, Jan. 2.-The total visible sup
|ply of cotton for the world is 4,244. 1913
bales, Of which S921,53S bales are Ameri-
can against 4,092, 800 bales and 3,722,72O
|hales respectively last year. The receipts
|of cotton during the past week at all in
|1erior towns were 121,O 52 bales. The re-
|ceipts from the plantations were 243, 500
bales Crop in sight, 6,29O,O31 bales.
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661b; Delaware and Hudson, 1864; Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, l56l2;
Manhattan, SOS; Michigan Central, IS;
New York Central, 80. Speculation closed
firm.
New York. Jan. Grading at the
stock exchange was again on a moderate
scale. the sales footing up only $3.50
shares of which 1880 were Reading, 6,l0O
General Electric and $500 Sugar. A firm
er tone characterized the dealings and the
feeling was more confident. In bull cir
cles 1t was expected that heavy January
disbursements, something like SO00O0,O00,
would be reflected in higher prices in the
early future. The additional bank fail
ures at the west on the other hand, had no
influence whatever. General Electric and
Sugar were particularly firm, the former
rising over a point on the prospects OF a
large business during the present year.
The company has already secured COM
plete contracts with the Metropolitan and
Third avenue roads in this city. An ad-
vance OF 1-l60k per cent in certain
grades OF soft sugar strengthened sugar
certificates. while Chicago Gas was IA
vorabIy affected by the retirement Of Gov.
Alleged of Illinois, The general railway
list held very firm, but the changes call
for no special comment. Consolidated
Gas was a weak shot falling "a per cent.
TO 1861 on fears Of adverse legislation
Manhattan was rather feverish at SSMQ
50. The Hendricks petition viii be argued
before Attorney General Hancock to-day
Speculation closed dur and firm. Net
changes only show gains of 1sQlSs per cent
The bond market was higher The sales
footed MP Si9T0O0.
New York stock list--stocks and bonds
at the closing.--Am Cotton oil. llia;
10 preferred, -: Sugar Refinery 1llA; do
preferred, 100; American Tobacco. 7Si2' do
preferred. l02: Atchison. r. and S. r.. li4i
Baltimore and Ohio, i6ia; Canada Pacific
55l4 Chesapeake ard Ohio, 1914; Chicago
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-31

reading the Elsie books or rejuvenat,ns the
paternal hosiery. '"'
Maude M.--The revised quotation for
which you ask Is something like this:
OF all sad rhymes Of tongue or men
me saddtst are these: ut might have hen -
but for downright murder OF grammar's
law,
The saddest Of all are: II haven't saw"
Popular Belle--How one may tell when a
man Is in love with her? Personally /
never had the least trouble. but It ia nard
TO describe to another Just exactly the in :
terminating symSoms. 1t usually begins
with boxes Of candy. You know Teuuyson
says, when In love a young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts OF chocolate bon
bons." Then II he exhibits a disposition
to call more than seven nights In a week,
and begins collection of the glove but.
tons and invisible hair pins you strcw
around. you may consider the case as pro-
crossing Then he probably reads poetry
TO you, and quotes poetry at you, and In
dulges in optimistic views of woman In the
abstract and ressimstic views of man in
the concrete Lastly. II he squanders $40
Tor Nordlca seats and wastes his substance
IN riotously providing YOU, with American
Beauties you might safely consider the
matter settled. II is but RICH. to warn you
that man may exhibit all these symptoms
and merely be In love with himself or with
being in love instead OF with you The
safest way is to wait till he informs YOU
OF his devotion and then take his protesta-
lions cum grano sails.
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William Aston. respondent in black and
white procade, with her magnificent dia-
monds. received, with her daughter in law.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor. There was but
little general dancing until after supper.
when the cotilon began. led by Mr.. Elisha
Dyer. Jr. and Mrs. John Jacob Aston.
The sleigh figure was the third OF the
dance The sleigh itself was gilded. the
upholstered parts were red and the back
was formed OF corsage bouquets. II was
filled with fancy wands. sachet bags. fans,
golf sticks, tobacco pouches and silver
bound hlottcrs. From this vehicle, moving
on invisible casters and propelled by SER
wants in livery, Mrs. John Jacob Aston, like
a fairy Miss Kringle. distributed the vari-
Gus favors for the dance.
Besides these toys already mentioned
there were also jeweled orders. sashes Of
broad ribbon with gold and silver fringe
and the date and monogram l. J. A., Louis
Qunze gave, and other rich baubles.
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A COTILLON SUPPER.
FnvOrs from Sleigh of Roses at Mrs
AstOr's beautiful Party.

fuNOrS from sleigh OF Roses at N1rs.
AstOr's beautiful Party.
New York World
In sleigh Of American beauty roses
with cushions OF red satin and arms OF
gilt. propelled by servants In gorgeous liv.
cries and accompanied by the retinue and
staff Of her household, Mrs. John Jacob
Astor. crowned with diamonds and covered
with mass OF sparkling jewels, distribut-
ed to her guests at her cotilon Monday
evening posles of bridal white and lunches
of orchids of brilliant hue,
Although announced only as a cotillon
supper, there have been few more magnin-
than this one. The decorations were much
ball of two weeks ago,
Both mansions were thrown open and
only in one particular was it not so i'm
portant function-the invitation list was
limited to 275. to young Mrs. Astor's own
personal friends and to the members of her
particular set.
a peculiar feature OF the ball room itself
was its utter lack OF floral decorations The
vestibules and stairway and drawing rooms
were filled with palms and potted plants.
The Noral scheme, however. was wonderful
in the dining room, where the great buffet,
with its gorgeous service of plate. was COW
cred with masses of pink bride roses. The
supper was served at small tables embed
dod In American beauties.
1t was a very late dance. and the guests
| had hardly assembled at midnight. Mrs
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oAVk TALK TO GIRLS.

"ant,nore In Kans,s c,.
hsiop-I, iNansas city Star.
h Ana ~, Is with profound regret that
testing to my dear g, '"' . NECESSITY OF sus-
|resney Of mas -. s'Fl correspondents the
|ss, Ii may ne, ga in person and num-
10 ina. ~ not be generally known tb,,
.,,'' 'aA Of "a person" "sign,aa =" -
Nv, ives or Wearing ,ha,.. s''"s 'hem-
YER hat or .,,a,', ''e,r writing quill in
isurains " leaving their card" IL po,
Hs,ls 70 either Reed and Ke,lo,. ~
as'dias TO those s' vat pleasure ia recon-
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Clothing.

Gents All Wool Cashmere Sack Suits, were
Sc. 90 and So. SO ................. Choice 5000
We're SO 90 and Sl2 so. ...... Choice $3.50
Gents Black Clay Worsted Sack Suits 81. so
kind ....................NOw $500
Gents Black Clay Worsted Sack Suits $1,000
kind Observation-Disclosures. Now So. so
Gents Fine Beaver Overcoats, $40 90 and
$3.50 kind. Now $3.50
Gents All Wool Black Cheviot Pants and
Gents All Wool Fancy Cashmere Pants,
81. 90 kind. ....................No Now 1923
Gents All Wool Assorted Fancy Cashmere
Pants, S. SO and So es grades. Now $los
Gents SIspenders-l00 Dozen Fine Sus
penders, some 25c and 35c kinds. Choice 15C
Gents Fine Fancy Domet Night Robes made
very full extra long, were 75c.. Now SOC
Were 81. CO.. Observation-Disclosures. Now 75C
Special This Week-From Our Nam.
moth Winter Stock-Choice of 1000
Childrens Knee Suits, $3.50,
s29S and $3.4S; large variety ofQ1 90
styles and strictly all wool. Your Pick W. ~
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CO1OI NO NITItFH'
The citizen Is somewhat surprised that
senators Mills and Chiffon voted arainSt
me Nicaragua canal bill. No State In the
Union would 10 more benefited than Texas
IN the construction or this clnal, opening,
as ~ wound. n ready market for our cot on
and otber produce INA the gentlemen.
We wonder. vote against the cause. or
against the particular wording OF The
bfUp
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!. !, 4. philadelphia centen-
y S'sssa bakery

. !, q. philadelphia censen-
-. bakery !. :. follows.
~ !. lam tartar. ons o1s na pSSps
- - e ~ tsrtarlc acid, one pnos
~ ss, ~, and sift several ''''''''
brown loaves for utilizing
49, .,..d soaked after the . water
- ~ q PA, .os out; sift two tetlslpU',,
~ Neee"wder. one OF salt, one.na,,
Z nkink pcN ors cup of Indian mea'
tlcu, rsh boiling water a,,n as 81 ! milk and
10 = II n ,ss,rether half cup ,o VI together
II; ~ TX VI beat all ingreaiehh.s q batter
glaps D0 q lid water TO MAKE axe, u n, o
n sscus1 ~. sp ru, into oval iron mou.us
10 Will w.. .,ered: bake in niooo'"''
Ia recipe 200 years old;
va.a D. 4, not to set over four hours
rsa 'us ]. fermentation passes from the
- -.
y ", ~. q sweet to the ac "a Or bread s IN.
ss0l'Ec. i. renders hot yeast , urvM
~ w md indigestibie 70 u ~ sittina
laa'us, Wv beside the trouble OIL . seto,e
sseQusDssl;'' makes it wholly unnu,ri.,o ,,nt
ref nlEu.,, AMOUNT Of yeast germs ouen !,
" ~ eaa. Az ,hs amount OF wetting' ana
n uied ~ M nv had in the compressed
.,.o BY not being exact, , pread al,
as navy. Chemists have aec .,ora,,, a.,
~ NAT is degrees Is the seni ,,,,h, If
w. t ~ n rise and out of dransht' y,
rt y ~ haunt Of yeast he used II passes
NAV . .Iusear stage before the whole
w nssted BY It. Therefore we laNe
~ mrnnressed yeast, containing iiVe
,ssu serms, to one pint emu. .ea,,har, balt
~ ~ properly the two ,ose.hsr 40 n", y
.,u ait; add sifted flour 10 maM use, :, i.
u rho y Yeast cake, to be good mus,
~. .A mi like putty. Dissolve 1t IN
ol.us, water and stir Thoroughly
p uU'. ~ halter. Mix flour into 1t uhtil
ftcss ". ri, no, stick to the hoard; IN iao'
i'A W. 90, II TOO stiff with flour. AT
y an . ~, M measure is used. Butter
\ ND set to rise. Butter the ioal. MI, ,ro
"a r,ss to twice the size in three hours VI,
Y. sloek: sometimes sooner IN NO,
Then turn out on board ahu
s.sas'. ,ou,d pieces, cut off into rolls o'
WI, wish. Butter again and rise
49, - bake in quick oven OF $40 de-
u's w.. which will brown flour in two
l..s. ,wenty-five 10 thirty minutes
wv w. IA twists. and forty-five to sixty
w. Set 1t in the air to oxygenate
,nIalv .s possible to eliminate the car
Ia Arid
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Ladies' Wraps.

Choice of any of Ladies' Cloth Capes, Plush
Capes Jackets Children's Wraps Refers, etc, at
334 Per Cent Discount from Our Previous Prices
MackintOshes and GOssamers - Chill.
dren's Silk Rubber Gossamers sizes 26, %
and 80, were 81 100. ........ Choice Now SOC
Ladies Mackintoshes, So. so ones Now S1.5O
Ladies Mackintoshes, So. so ones Now $500
Ladies Mackintoshes So. SO ones Now $3.50
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Dress Goods.

Big Bargains to close out remainder of our Winter
Stock, some Choice Spring Woolens among them,
The remainder of our Wooden Dress Goods Stock
now displayed on three counters:
First COuhter-20 Pieces 36 to 40-inch Fine
Wool Dress Goods, 35c qualities. Choice 1OC
Second Counter-50c qualities. Choice Csc
Third COunter-75c and S5c quail Choice SOC
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Just Received.

New lines of Laces, Embroideres and veilings.
Large variety of styles.
1s-nch Black Dotted Yelling Large Dots.
zoe quality 1OC; CSC quality 15c
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Ladies' Handkerchief.

100 Dozen Ladies' White Embroidered Iandker.
chiefs--1Oc kind Now Sc; 12sc kind Now Sc; zoe
kind Now 1SC; 35c kind Now 25c.
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n allowing recipe Is also simple but
~ DELICIOUS.
PINEAPPLE WATER ICE.

hsso pound cans of pineapple, add one
" q water. the juice Of four lemons,
s1rer package Of Cox's gelatine thor
l1 dissolved in water; swoe'er to
v fut all on the stove, let 1t come to
"a and strain 1t while warm. When
na'ure Is frozen to the consistency OF
Nm; then freeze. 700 W."
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Comforts.
Comforts.

Our csc Comforts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Now zoe
Our 81. 90 Comforts. ............... Now SIC
Our 81. so Comforts Sateen Covered. :. Now $l.OO
Our 81. rs Comforts Sateen Covered !. Now $1.10
Our .98 Comforts Sateen Covered Cotton
Ellieu.. NOW HlsiJO
Our 80. rs Comforts, Sateen Covered Cotton
rliicu. NOW 3ls4O
Our $50 Down Comforts, Fine Sateen Gov.
cred :.......... Now $3.50
Our SO. 9S Down Comforts, Fine Sateen Gov.
cred. Observation-Disclosures Now $2.os
Our 81 so Down Comforts, Fine Sateen Gov.
ereu NOW Y3.Z0
Our S. 90 Down Comforts, Fine Sateen Gov
cred ........-. .................No Now $a.os
Our So 9S Down Comforts, Fine Sateen Gov
cred. Observation-Disclosures. Now $4.4S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-31

OUR shea wilbed
tnAnedin preiou
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-31

A. Question OF Quality-You will get
over it, 1t was only your puppy love-
Oh but he was such nice puppy.-Life.
Some one asked Max Nordau to define
the difference between genius ard !nsan-
tty.
We'll" said the author OF "Degenera-
ton" ''the lunatic is. at least, sure of his
board and clothes"
Look yere suh." saih Washington
Whitewash, "whut 70 mean by runnin
inter me dat away" Go way black
man." replied Jackson Chickcoop. rs
color blind, l is'-Philadeiphia North
American.
"Mr. Henpeck" said the doctor, after
cXamna ton. 81 fear your wife's mind Is
rome THAT doesn't surprise me-" said
the poor man; "she has been giving me. a
piece of it every day for ten years -
Memphis Scinhtar.
"As understand It," said the Innocent
Man. The NAN thing in poker is TO be
lucky in the draw" at amt so much IN
bein' lucky as bein' quick. ont our way"
explained Rubbeineck Embellishments
Journal
"Marry me-" he cried radiantly, "end
my ant Will keep the wolf from the door"
Rencctng shat he was a poster artist,
end that his paintings could frighten any
thing on legs. she threw herself upon his
breast.-New York Press.
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ny d 4 famous recipe for
PINEAPPLE PUNCH.

NV lemons. elk oranges, four cans
pineapple, three pounds Of sugar. two
~ 81 water, one pint of rum. one quart
,.ipaehe' one-half pint Of chartreuse.
sesame or Curacao. Into the sugar
"e outer skins Of the six lemons and
u Inc syrup the pineapple. Place
~, :. VI pineapple in a vessel with Il
El,u,.. ra.er and let 1t simmer for ten
mi ~ s .len pour in, the sugar. Turn il
mn we o'ner quart Of water and let il
,I,,Is sr over the fire for twenty minutes
IA , "a occasionally. Strain into a vessel
IN, ~ w ,,s brandy rum and other ingred-
N, mnen cold add a 10-pound lumn ~
h MT IA u desired for Immediate use.
w. aad 1t Just before serving.
Mrs .IOlp
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SHERBET

Ban ,uIoa OF white sugar, one o,,art o,
IA n W. w. one gallon of water. one.a,,ar
m k : sus OF gelntine, whites Of twelve r
/! tss,s. Sn aud stirred in gradually ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-31
ONLY IN FUN.

A. Question of Quality-You will get
Oh, but he was such nice puppy.--Lire.
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NEW ORLEANS PUNCH.

| an eallon white wine, nan oo'lio VI
Sssrao, same kirsch' one P'n' 's.'''
y about eighteen lemons, hair pint
y, ,h,oe. four,bs pound of sugar, one
!, r,naannle. one quart straw berries.
s.,,,s Mara schino cherries. six lemons
- Mn six oranges the same; lastly
4, ~ min. champagne, one quart settler
~, w. nj H., crsck several pounds of ice ac-
[N.s,, n ,be strength acquired. This will
I, ia and double measure will serve a
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: 1()c
q 15C
sc
4SC
Gents Hats.

Our lines of Gents 81 90 Fur Felt Hats. Now 75c
Our lines of Gents 81. SO Fur Felt Hats. Now LOO
Our lines of Gents ST. SO Fur Felt Hats. Now $1.50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-31
Gents NeCkWear.

Gents Fancy Silk and Satin Bows Scarf
and Four.ln.Hand Ties, 25c kind, ChOic,
Gents Fine Black and Fancy Fourth. Han'
Silk Ties, Fancy Teck Scarfs, Bows ant
Windsor Ties, Soc kind. .ChOiC,
Gents Fancy Neglige Shirts, with Laun.
dered Collar and Cuffs, soc kind. ......
Gents Laundered White and Neglige
Shirts, Csc kind. Observation-Disclosures.
Gents Laundered White and Neglige
Shirts, 75c kind
100 Dozen Gents Unlaundered Shirts, COM
prising choice of our best grades; some
are Plain Bosom, Open Front or Back;
some Pleated Bosom, Open Front, our
soc and Use line. ............. Choice