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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

GENTL EMAN. now employed. Ia open I,
engagement as salesman. correspondents.
hookkeeper or other good position. Adj
dress IL. l2l, this efice. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

FOR KENT--One store house In Second
ward and two five room dwelling houscs.
Apply Mrs A. Freund. 2l03 Fnnkln
alenIp IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

Fer RENT--Floor space on second floor
OF Post building. Apply to q. J. Palmer.
business Manager. u
STORAGE M warsadass A a o,t nEs ios
storing Furniture and Merchandise Of
ali kinds. reden & Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

Sd ACRES rich prairie land, two milea
from station. will sell all or one-hulf ut
per acre. J. II. Jetor &c CO.. Houston,
TeNyis. I'd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

4o.ACRE farm. four blocks from the san
Antonio and Arkansas Pass depot, at clo-
zine, III miles west of Houston, -four
room house. large stable end crib, y
acres In cultivation; beautiful SHADE
trees; fronts on a graded street, prs>e
$50. Address WIN. Hunter. Hutchus
House. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

roomers or families. location central. Ap-
ply fiisia Congress avenue. second floor,
room . 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

square; lower moor or noors OF build.
ing near corner OF Milan and Preston
streets. opposite Brown g. Bollfrass
building. for rent Apply to II. +.
Fisher attorney at law. Shaw building.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

WANTED - FURNITURE aud homschold
goods. Those wanting to CELL VIII do
well TO call on OF address Allen. corner
Milan and Rusk 2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

YOUNG lady desires POSITION ~ olhec
Thoroughly oonvcream with all kinds OF
ofnoe work. has knowledge of short
hand and tyrewritlng; owns machine
eaiaiy Moderate. Address H., fMS OF,
fee az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

WANTED-ssawmil work AS bookkeepor
store manager. clerk, ass,stan, var,
foreman or grader. experienced; refer
ences. Address 40, thus office. W
WANTED--A position as stenographci
and telegraph operator; considerable OK.
perience In both. Address 4. s.. thss
Office ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

WANTEp-By an honcS and reliable
young man, is years of age. a position
in an office; reference exchanged. Al
dress ID. w. this office. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

BY AN oic-Sirlc penman aud .nlsneograph
operator, a No. | man. ave Years IN ran
road office: bost OF references. Addrs -
Fidelity this office. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

WANrED-sluaHon by iirst-class engi-
neor ana steam litter. competent 10 erect
plant or take charge OF men. Address
a05 this oilcc. 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

100 ACRES nne praliro land. two imics
from station. IS per acre. j. X. Jctcr
Co., Houston, Texas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

MlDnLE-AGED man wants situation
Ground house, horse carriage, sartcn;
good yardmhn honest solir. good ref
eiSnces: small f'llary; satisfaction given.
Address 23S. this office. 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WAN1'ED--A POSITION IN dry goods Or
grocery store: have served four years
in the business: cun furnish best OF ref
crsncaS. Address Samuel Parker. Jr..
kou1itzc Texas. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

WANTED-A young widow lady, edi'
cNtel and refined, wants position as
clerk or managing hotel best OF refer
,nccs. Address Box Is, Center, Tex. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29
.FoRtSALE.


dress G. T.. Smith. Burko,iIsc. Texas 81
TO CLOSE OUT--Muet be sold at once.
brand new stock. four stylish buck
boards. only 5000, same, with four
how top, $500, three genus Solyi ~ 'ol
hack n!aao finish bugghcs. full nickeled
and full boltcd wheels. padaei seat -enus.
ssioo: ono fine ladies' enae,on. Stor'.
one two-sea,ied extension top hack aud
brake. $500, one two-scltcd canopy
stylish surrey $6p 90; one twp-seati ex-
tension top surrey, hobby and stroEg.
5000. {. o. b. cars. set up. order quick.
mus, bc sold; cash with order. Lock
Box 40, Schuienhurg. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

experienced life insur-
enoe man for general agency: fine OPP
portunity; can give extraordinary in
ducemonts to good special and local
agents for Old established HE com
many. j. w. Harris, general manager,
waco, Texas. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

ONE good, gentle horse. wagon and har-
ness for sale very cheap. For particu-
southern Stables. Milan and Franklin
IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

LAND URVENlNG-Surveys relocated,
boundaries established and lands sub
divided and mapped. can furnish best
references as to competency and accu-
rucy: 20 years experience In ToNas land
matters. A. b. langermann. l0l0is Con-
Rross avenue. Houston. Texas. i-J
FIVE acres half OF l0acre lot No. -. In
II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

FOR SAl.F--An assortment OF second
hand betting, pllleys. shafting. hangers,
piping. etc. CIll At the business office OF
The Post. I:
BICYCLES, sa5. $40. $40, ;Sf. buy direct
II ON manufacturers, save dealers p,of-
ITS. wheels shipped for approval on re-
ce.pt 81. j. +. Johnson. agent. Bristol
hotel, houston. AZ
FOR SAI.E-A lot OF new buggies, phae-
tons surveys and harness. at cost. Lar
ondon's Stables. corner Franklin and
Caroline street. 4-8
DAYTON ELECTRIC FANS.
Crocker Wheeler Motors.
General Electric Motors and Generators.
Buckeye Incandoscent Lamps.
And fun line OF high grade Electric
supplies Of all kinds
Repairs to all kinds of apparatus.
Contractor for complete plants.
l.. r. MILLER.
Office No. ~ Main street.
Phone $50 n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

A NEAT monorn cottage, containing Ave
rooms, Pile asantly sltuDued. on Els.n
avenue. Iair Ground addition. Address
Alex Coghia Jr., Hotel Bristol. tf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

| MACH NIST-Eoy 16 years. we'll grown
lives wtah parents. wants situation 70
machine or blacksmith shop TO learn
$500 u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

WANTED-A partner, lady or gentleman
with 500. to Introduce the Wild Cherry
Automat; approximate renirn. $500 per
year. Address Geo Wehnar, box 344,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

EAGLE HUTEIl-ROOms by day or week;
cIeanest beds In town. lbc and Csc per
night; 75c, 800 and $i.25 per week; free
baths. Congress, corner Caroline 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-29

READY MADE Mosquito Bars, single.
Soc: double. Use; Livingston bar, COM
plete. frame. pulley cord. 90c: hoop bars,
Zoe and M.oo: half canopy. sl.gS. Frank
Ems. 1910 Texas avenue. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-08

Mass lchus.tts avrnne southeast iu..u Iatb and
r.,b .-r,. w., m. - r.,
~ - I'M 10 i-'-'ic y At'i''-
son. l"l -. square 1913: $40
N,.ts,u IA Jonn H. Pi,rc. ct ux. to W L. isruen
mart. 81 .:.3
4. 80; !,
'''.'''' h'i1A'S fe!iN L. ii"S'ithaI 81 uX- To
Nat l. '>'"riie lot -. block 20: $40.
W,.Slry II.iu1tS- E,uf H. ,i.r "a, ~, ia Ia, I,
,y,..... ma, L.. !, - -. ~ -. -,
~ :, 49, '.H - Hi''
"tNi'! il.'SilS i+i-af l'e'ler 10 SANE, lots 4.
and II. block Is: SO
Gram"y Martha 4. Matl.iot To Ben Franklin
Maihi"t part slu.
L.. D.nil Park Jacob \ Bell et us 10 &C., =
C""ier, part lot l:;. tloci. II: Sio
& street southeast h.rv,rn Gta and 9Th streets
Jail.-s k,u1,l, +, Ji.,,, = l,i,grtZ I,r = .u,r..
s.:i: SO
t'hi'!.Si-r Ilr.b Schwartz To James KENNEDY
lots l. a. -. block ,. $40
- street northwest tr g,r II North Capifo and lst
street John Merritt - IA l., Eulnll + 4, Nrrirt
loi y. S.sar" Gl6: s..oI
University Fark A!!.'rt = W, st 81 IN 70 ,"Ias
f. West, part lot - block Ia. SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Karpeles and Mr. Buchols Married Last
Night.
Ceremony Took Place Mt Home I'm
Presence Of Many Friends
COmings and GOfngs.

Miss Eva May Karpeles daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Leopold Karpeles. and Mr.. oscar
II. Bucholz of Springfield. Mass. Were
married last night at the residence of the
brides parents. and the event was made a
very pleasant reunion of intimate friends
OF the couple. Roses. vines and wild
flowers adorned the house, and a palm
bordered aisle was arranged through the
parlors. down which the couple walked
with their parents to be married Rev. DR.
Stern OBLIGATED. The bride was prettily
dressed in soft white silk the bodice COW
cred with mousseline de sole. pleatings of
which also trimmed the shoulders. over
the sleeves. A cluster of bride roses held
her tulle veil. Diamond ornaments were
worn. and a bouquet of bride roses was
cared. After the ceremony refreshments
We're served from a handsomely appoint ed
table. and later in the evening Mr. and
MRS. Buchoiz started for northern we'd
ding trip. They will reside at Springfield.
Mass. Among those enjoying the wedding
festivities We're Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Bucholz. Mr. Leopold Karpeles. Mr.. Maui
rice karpeles and Mr.. Simon Karpeles of
Springfield: Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cohen
of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cohen.
Mr.. Aaron Jackson of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Mundheim. Mrs b. Hilbreth
Miss Helen Hilbreth of Memphis, Tenn:
Mr.. Solomon Mundhem, Mr.. Simon Mund-
helm, Miss Theresa Mundhem. Miss
Amelia karpeleS, Mir. jackson karpe!eS
and Miss j. Krama of Philadelphia. The
bride received numbers of elegant gifts.
A great many kilograms and letters of con-
graduation We're received by the couple be
fore their departure, from senators and
members of Congress.
Miss Mildred Lamont, who has finished
her studies in Phila ielpnia. is visiting Miss
Katharyn McGirr.
Miss Estelle Peyser has returned after
spending a pleasant time in New York
and the north.
Mr.. +. II. Kaiser and family have gone
to their cottage at Washington Grove for
the remainder of the SEASON.
Mrs. NJ. S. Shattuck and grandson, Mas
ter Fred. Wohlfarth. left last night for "a
trip to Vermont. New Hampshire and Can
ada. They will return by way of the Adj
rondacks, returning home about the LIST of
September.
have returned from Il short visit to Nir-
sinia.
Mr.. r. w. Irwin and Miss Irwin of Toxic.
accompanied by ID. w. Stevens and Miss
Emory Of Washington. are guests of the
Cataract House, Niagara Falls
Miss Ernestine Ohrmann and Miss Title
Thieln,e of Baltimore are stopping a few
days with Mrs. John Cammac1 on Fright
wood avenue.
Professor and Mrs. Byron Vernon Cissel
have returned from their tour to the north
including Niagara, Canada, Albany ami a
trip from the latter place down the Hua-
son by steamer to New York They will
SPEND the rest of the summer with their
father. Mr.. Benjamin Clssei, near High
land. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-08
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT CHANGES.
A Large Number Of Pension once Pro-
motiona.

mottOns.
The following changes In the Department
of the Interior were officially announced
today:
Pension office-Promotions Charles r.
whitney OF Illinois. medical examiner
l,Sn. to assistant medical referee. 8. "a:
Francis II. Allen of Wisconsin. clerk
l.%t'. 10 chief Of division. 5000; Francis
w Vaughn of New York. assistant chief
of division. S.s1. to principal examiner.
s2""; Howard W. Blanchard of Virginia.
Edison A. Burdick Of Wisconsin. William
w; Case of Minnesota and George T. Nc
Whorter OF New York. clerks 81 S,p 10
principal examiners. 5000: Orlando 4
lexis OF Iowa. Clerk. s.. ia, TO principal ex-
iinlner. S2Ss,. Jacob Foster of Michigan
anu fphraim NJ. lount OF Virginia clerks
Mibf. TO assistant chiefs OF division 81 Ss
William III. ii. Warman of New Jersey
clerk. Sl,iW. TO medical examiner 81 >s,.
Edwin h. Holbrook of Massachusetts Ed
gar J. Perry OF Maine William r. Dulin Of
North Carolina. William Wilson of New
York and Myron l.. Story of New Han.p-
shire. clerks. $l.6pp. TO 81 .Ss,: Raymon i,
Ford OF New York and Eugene A. Nan
Week OF Maryland. clerks. 81. ga. 10 81 s,sD:
Julien T. Wooten of Georgia. Jas r. Me-
Mullin OF Minnesota. Edwin H. Harncr of
Pennsylvania. Joshua T. Wilson of In
diana and James y. Burrill of Massaehu-
sets. clerks. si.to TO slaa: Rudolnh
N.
81 600; Jacob c. Peacock OF Iowa. William
w. Watson OF Indiana. Miss Neitie . lem
ninSs of Wisconsin. George A. Jaeger OF
pennsylvania. William J. Elstun %: In
diana and Edwar, q. Stevens OF Maryland
clerks. Sl.ao. To l.iun. Mrs. Lille T. Mar
TN OF Missouri. William l.. Peabody OF
New York. Edward II. Russ of Pennsylva-
ma. Frank +. Potts of Michigan. Charles
W Hill of Wisconsin. Thomas p GRAY of
Iowa. benjamin ]. Northcott OF Missouri
NeiDle L. sullivan Of Ohio. Oliver - Terry
of Indiana. Frank G. Carter of New Jersey
ana Miss Kate +. Seymour of Michigan
clerks, SlH". TO Sl.e1; Edwin Il. ~ Tower
OF New York ard James B. Robinson of
New York, copyis:s. $3.50 to clerks 81 anp;
iiiiam III. Moore of Illinois. Robert NJ
Needin of Washington. Miss Louise d.
duncan of Pennsylvania. Miss Margaret
l.. Buckley Of Pennsylvania. Frederick l..
Libby of Wisconsin. Miss l.ottie H. Naa.ey
of Virginia. Waiter n. Robinson Of Maine
Aibert HI. Van Deusen of New York Miss
Emily smith of New Jersey and Thomas
r. Jones Of Kansas, copyiSfs Shpi TO
clerks. I.n0: William W Bliss of Illinois
watchman. $40. TO sergeant of th, waite a.
500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-08
\ SAD CASE.
Young Girl ArrniSned Tn Court for
AssauliiHs Her Brother

h"""s VIII tn Tor
AssaultiHS Her Brother.
There was very sad and unusual case
called TO the attention of Judge Kimball
today, in the Police Court. when Amelia
TrillinS, a SiXteen-year-old white girl was
carried bodily into the room, weeping yio-
len;ly and sobbing: please let me GO
The mother and sister of the girl. to-
gether with Policeman Willingham. APP
peared as witnesses against her, while At
torney Holland. who has known Amelia
since bahyhood, volunteered to look after
her interest. Loud and boisterous talking
was The technical charge. and the police
man was The first To take the stand.
Il was attracted this morning 10y cries
of Murder, on Rrishtwood avenue he
said. and found this girl attempting to
rod She WAS imdulgiug in bad language.
] haNH known her for years. Shs. X pos
S,S-.'t Of 4 violent temper. and often runs
tn other members OF the family out OF the
house
Since the chfld's father died the
mother told Judge kinhan. Il have been
unable to cnatroi her During he: l,rlicIi-
titr,.iten"d to poison me and 10 kill har-
self
Il vas brought out thai the girl is sub
i'c; Ia commissions and that SlrA condition
probably - largely responsible fgr her
actions.
Judge Kimbau spoke kindly to Amelia
an! urged her 20 iSr every effort Ia con
TO! her temper. and The girl promised 10
ii" sn. She was released GA personal bonds
and departed from court with her mother
Throughout the hearing Amelia wept hys-
tericaiiy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-08

This was an act of gross disorder" re-
marked Judge kimbau today. in the Police
Court as he fined Philip Barber. colored.
80
According to the testimony several
thousand people congregaied Monday even
ing last, on Pennsylvania avenue between
ID aud AZ streets. and Ike majority Of
them Were exploiting fireworks
Barber drove = horse into the thrang
the animal being badly frightened by th.
noises, and the citizens Were in danger of
bodily INJURY. When ordered to drive On
by Policeman NeNkirk, Barber refused
and Furthermore INDUCED profane
language.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-08
Hotel Arrivals

Raleigh-L. NJ. Mann, Portsmouth. Ohio:
W. j. Rusk. oxford. Ohio. f.. Banning, Chi
cago. ILL.,: j. :. Fuller, New York e "
Thomas, Philadelphia, Pa; A. T., Hunt.
PiitsburS. Pa; II. :. Morse. Wilmington.
Del: w. III. Ellis and w q. osgood Cin-
cinnau, Ohio; E. RathboRe Hamilton.
Ohio
Standardization G. Squire. seattle.
Mash.
Arlineton-P A. Charles and wife an
p. A. Charles. jr.. New orl, ans. Ia: .. 4.
Jacobson, omaha. Ncb. j. r. Kendrick
and wife, Providence, RI: r. q. Earle.
New Haven. Conn: NJ. Blake. NeN York
{. Gore, brooklyn. Ny.
Wtllard'S-F. K. kidel G. r. Horton AN I
II II. Emory. New York: J. ii. Zorhey,
Pettsville Pa: J. Synn"s. Lynn. Mass.
j. w. Coates Mafblehead, Mass
Iicgs-B. Wilcox. FAD claire. MIS-: ".
Williams. Baltimore. Nd; A. jordan ana
W. II. Holton. indianapolis. Ind. A. L..
Orear st. Louis, Mo.
WELLINGTON. X. Hood. Indianapolis.
Ind. I. y. Wilkinson. cincinnati. Ohio. 4.
Thompson. New York; c. ". Merchant.
St Paul. MINI.
shoreha.n w. Il. Rhodes. l.. Warti-ld u.
II. Brumdagc and \. W Wright New
\ ork. Mr.. and Mrs. J. :. GibbeS charles
ton, =. q.
st. James, s Patten New orleans.
La: Il. +. Fitzgerald. st. Louis. Mo, +. J.
Philhrook. Portsmouth. New Hampshire
l.. Treadwell. Kansas City. Mo.
Nationally. l.. Lea and Y T.. Wolf.
New York: +. II. Brown. 81. Paul. MINI.
Ehhitt-E. r. GTndy. Tampa. Fla. \.
Mckinley and A. ]. Gallien. New York: :.
A. F'iske. Santa Fe, y. N; u. T.. Taylor.
Brockaway, Pa; Maj. l.. Smith and Wife.
.S-A.: h. G. Underwood, Boston. Mass.
w. -. Thompson. oxford. Ohio.
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DIED.


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Ian. t5ri #-,tn
Fun tII ~.-..i,.-> on Fril4s -u. r,-u In. - AZ II
NOM. CHARLES y i..Ii:i-f-i. i'm II. ilri.-.
sixth ,..4- al I-,, i,lri,... Il,.i,5-1l
F.l.,ral pli,arc.
IlBlll- - III" r'~il 'nr' + her siH ia 3R, f'lf
ANTuINi.rIE pIf;UlE INFLOW ,f -i.. ll', I;,,.
>-..llon bi'' T.. - f'.' >aniNF,l island
Funeral saturday morning. Jfiy H. ~ 10 u','k-
Friends and relatives nAiu1- lnIruurm ri
waite.
,t,rr ~, ,.,, ,~.- a. IN ,.,,.t
liA,l IN !.liN .. i>'i. N - =" l'h i''-,
M, ~ ",''Y ,' ,r i Ia mas
'ia,'' i'u'' % 'i'ilN = ''', - ,-t
~,r.-f southeast. IN trrlay. July =. - "a
"ot'"k: tn.I''' {" = 70 I 5uf.h, u ana :.
streets southeast. tAIh.Et, y y. papers Ii'.~
"i%'
l>t\tAl.l / NJ ran ans "i IN, iat' y; -.
in Mi. oii,.t u.iu,t,'ry FrIls. lny =. lN;',.
al 4 o'cI,'A PA. Fri,'si> ami relatives invited
way n ~. ~ r." .,.r, ,.,-.
II, i.,fm ,,, "a Owe. sfaii ~ !, ,i,'
Nr,,iia,T,. On ,atrG again.
Lonesome, l"n">oi'l" clerl spot.
Listen for nj voice iih weary.
"r wr h'ar him moi
lie faithful. l",irs tender.
MIA H. zach aud every ON"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-08
BOYS DepartrH1e.

- straw Hats. Er.lir.d from 90 to IL. each
- straw Hats iirdn'r'! from "pr and 1,, Il
-. ctch
. Wool Sailor Suits. sizes 3. >, : ana . Re
I"ti from 81 - - DC .,sch
Washable kilt suits. Reduced from 81 90 to
G.... ,!rb
: I;"'frr suits. sizes ,. and 6. Reduced from
500 md - ~ 81 - each
:; Wool suits SIS and -. Reduce! from
s. ~ ard s. 90 to 81 30 each.
Third I,ur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-08
FIousefalr1isEling Dept.

inrG. Square Clothes Hamper. soicJ. Reduced
from 81. - :. 80
/ large steam irrsd Raiser slightly damaged
Reduced from 81. -
l TubcL Futcd Pudding Boiler. Reduced from
81 40 Juc
l Patent Fruit Press Reduced from 81 - to 7,r
Ju:,anac,i luf.nt>' Bath, slightly dar.ascd. Re
d,lccd from 81 ~ to 81 20.
:, Tin Clothes BOILERS Reduced from :.9c to oJc
Clothes Wriu.cr rubber soed. Reduced from
81 90 - 81 10.
Fifth floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-08
White Enanleled Beds.

= White Enamcl"d Beds fun size. with fancy
scroll head and foot decorated in Delft blu"
Dresden figures. Reduced frrIn 81. ~ to Sl;UO ca
,in, White EnaIn,'i'-i Bed. with fancy brass
trimmings and swell foot. Sih" ;:i2AGi- feet. Re
du:tri from Si1.no to Sl2pb
Extra Heavy Whit" Bed full ,rultr size. fancy
brass trimmed foot. E,iuccd from SIG 40 SO
. fine BLACK Hair Mattresses. 81 bed size. slightly
suii.d. Reduced from Sl2oD to 500 each.
best quality Black Hair Mattress. made In Sec
tons i;,t!i"cd from $50 90 s..
Iut.rtu floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-08
Infants Department.

Infants Night Slips. wrapper style open dow,
lfph'. ciir"id ry trimmed. Reduced from 81 10 10
each.
'hil'irsn'~ Null Eonn"ts fnll crown trimmed
with '''Ii work embroidery. Reduced from s.: =,
to s. 60.
rulr-n's Piunr Wash Hats, trimmed with en-
bruji"ry. and t'naluhTay trimmed with lace Re
du"'d from %, ;. -or and 81 - 81 % each
second i-,r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-08
p arasol Department.

! fine GRAY f;r"S Grain silk ParlsoI with black
satin polka dots. natural wood handle Reduced from
5000 To 81 -.
4" han.>on.. ''SunhurSt'' IarIsols white with Law
cn'i"r f-ur" and yellow Will green figure srylish
sticks. FINISHED with bow Of ribbon. Reduced from
81" ~ 10 $40 each.
First floor
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Hosiery DeDartrnnen1f.

II pairs W"maAs Boot pattern Isle Threa
Hos, SLACK foot. nile pink and blue up.,rrs Sz
Ectn"'d from: ;'or. :i.ic. :: E.'tir> Tor 81 30
y PAIRS N"H.n's Tan iisl" Thread Ii"@.. Sis.
-. ard 10. E,dCr,L from DO. TO = pairs for 5t,
Iir~t floor.
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Muslin Underwear Dent.

Il Lawn Aprons. deep hem with fancy border
ah,r". Reduced from -. to l2i.c.
: pairs Muslin drawers. deep rain of embroidery.
frll,+ seams E"tluc,d from ,',r. lie, pair
Muslin town. Hubbard styl". double yoke in
back. ti.hs and insertion in from, W neck. ruiies
neck ami sleeves. Reduced from ,,oc. .Sc
NM tIuihric Skirt umbrella style. Wild. ruh!r
IF embroidery, FIR nch back. Reduced from SO
81 -.
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Mems Department

IL Light weight MINED Flannel Coats, brown and
Sr'i! mixed Sizes n to ~. Rrducc I'd from So ~,
to s.. - each w."
- pairs Bicyci" Hose black. blue AMI red, with
Fancy tops. Reduced from .rD,. To ....Ic pair
>" In'irs Mems Black ani Tan Sp,ks Sizes 10
AMI loi2: Il. due ed from 19c to l2l.c. pair
Il Ladies' Long T'ck Scarfs navy and white Re
dnr''. from 2.ic. to &c each
Fist tppr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-08

In tn. Sc days of culture and progress 10 not
Wear grizzly beard n,listache, when they can
be coorcd natural brown black at home with
Buckine ham . Dye.