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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18
ucovy Order for Onn.

Colmesnell. Texas. April 16.-Amos J.
Hodges has taken contract to saw and
deliver on cars at his mill at Woodville 375
sticks Of oak 6xio inches, feet long. The
timber goes to Sabine Pass by rail. thence
TO foreign markets. Mr. Hodges expects to
make small trial shipment of sweet gum
timber and should 1t elicit good returns.
there will be millions OF feet OF 1t put on
the market in East Texas.
Among the large property transfers filed
for record at Woodyille this week is that
Of nine tracts Of laud. aggrogating 9a79k
acres from the Trinity and Sabine Timber
company to w. 4. Carter & Bro OF Bar
mum, and property sold by Percy Allen,
trustee to the Sam Allen Lumber company,
consisting OF property formerly owned by
Allen e. Williams. and Allen Co. OF
Corrlgan Alien & Co. Of Asia and Allen &
Co of Mobile.
The Colmesncl Lumber company mills
here recently bought by r.. J. Douglass
Of this place, are being improved and will
begin running regularly again within the
next ten days.
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Judge Cantrell said: 81 do not think II
proper to try the case at this term of The
court, but If the parties come in and ASK
for an immediate trial l will proceed win
it at once. otherwise 1t Will go until Sep
TENDER"
Conspiracy TO bride Is common Jaw
oRense In Kentucky the penalty being
fine or Imprisonment. or both. at the dis
erection OF the jury. The friends of Or.
Hunter are greatly reioiced that no IN
dicment charging perjury was returned. as
this is Felony.
The accused have engaged the best at
torneys In the State to defend them. ana
while no consultation has been held. no
steps decided upon. 1t Is said immediate
trial viii be asked CAPTAIN Gaines. one
OF the indicted parties. and the man that
claimed that Hunter and his lieutenan,s
had endeavored TO secure his assistance III
obtaining votes. gave out ii red hot inter
view this morning. asserting his innocence
and saying among other things: "A man
may be forgiven for stealing. as When
starvation Is at hand. but no man should
be counlenanced for lying as these men
(Hunter. Wilson and othcrs). have done.
He said he was satisfied that he would De
dismissed as soon as his case was heard
The vital portion of the true bill re-
turned nv the Franklin county grand Jury
is as follows; , u.,
son. Noel Gaines, Z. 7. FRANKS ana
Thomas r. Tanner did unlawfully, cor
ruptly and wickedly conspre, COMBINE,
confederate and agree together TO attempt
10 bribc them, the said w NJ dossahi'
Merge Clarke and John S. johns 'fhenh-
bers Of the legislature) and to oher the
sum of $4,000 each for the vile purpose OF
securing and influencing them 10 cast ,heir
votes at the time and manner provl,ueu ~
law, for said election for the sa'a W. ~
frey Hunter and by such unlawful means 10
secure his election to the SAID ohict.
Dr. Hunter was absolutely non-coinhit
tai He said. I'VE (rneaning himself ana
advisers) have held meeting, put we w
NOT seem called upon to make public our
plans
When asked II he would demand an inl-
mediate trial he said: II do not care 10
talk unon that or any other subject
When asked what effect the indiclmen,
would have upon his candidacy he asken
a legislator standing by TO reply Tor MN.
Hunter Is the victim OF conspiracy
and will be elected yet" was the answer
and DR.. Hunter smiled grimly.
The same reticence IS maintained ny
Wilson and Franks. but nevertheless the
rumor is out to the effect that they WIZ
demand immediate trial and vindiealloh
at the hands OF Jury Of their peers. Inc
session of the general assembly this morn
Ing was uneventful In the extreme, the
bribery Indictments overwhelming all else.
Many OF the members were absent ana
lose who were not had made pairs. Ac-
cording to previous agreement formai
ballot was taken and one vote was cast Ioi
each of the candidates-Hunter. Black
burn. Martin. Boyle and Stone II Is not
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JtOcktlnte.

Rookdale, Texas. April 16.--Delegates
have been chosen from the hook and ladder
and two hose companies of the Rockdale
fire department to attend the annual con-
yentlon Of the State Firemcn's association
at El paso in May az follows: For the hook
and ladder, j. b. Hamilton: for hose COM
pany No. /, S. G, Hodge for hose COM
many No. 2, d. H. Sanford, and II -
understood that they will go.
The public schools VIII close here on
June A. Rockdae is very proud OF its
graded school and the progress made by
pupils under the efficient management Of
professor r. H. Norton and the corps Of
teachers Unlike districts in France. tho
number Of children of scholastic age is nor
decreasing. but on the contrary II Is rapidly
Increasing, suggesting need In the near
future for Increased accommodations and
facilities. More than 500 children are en-
rolled here.
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uuNTEn AGAINST HANNA.
The Lntter's Agent Requested to
Leave Frankfort at Once.

Louisville. KY, April IA special from
Frankfort to the Evening Post says:
DR.. Hunter has at last rebelled against
Hanna and his agent here, Mr., Samuel
Taylor OF Ohio, and yesterday afternoon
sent request to Mr.. Taylor that he leave
Frankfort at once and not return to NEEDLE
in tho senatorial muddle. This was not
done. however, and it became known that
the administration had Withdrawn Its sup
port from Hunter and that 1t was the de-
sire of Mr.. Hanna that Hunter retire in
favor of some candidate who could unite
the party. Then It was that DIR. Hunter
asked Mr.. Taylor to leave. Mr.. Taylor com
municated with MIR. Hanna at once and was
told to use his own discretion. He Will re-
main. at least, for time.
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ENATORSHIP OF KENTUCKY
Comment Republicans Indicted for
Conspiracy to Bribe.
|RllSANS DEN0UNCE THE ACTION.
A"ors Tint an Immediate Triul
VIII he Dcmandcd-StilID BALLOT
ing for Senator.

louisville, Ky, April IA special to
Evening Post from Frankfort says:
~ 'ranElin county grand jury has re-
usl true bills against Or. w. Godfrey
n'er' tho republican nominee for the
'''a States senate ex- Congressman John
10y Wilson of the Eleventh district
- l. franks of the Second district.
s.n Noel Gaines and his brother in
IT, Ihomas Tanner Of Frankfort. Those
~ nave been indicted for conspiracy
.,'pe' All are republicans with the ex-
sVh OF Gaines and Tanner. The IN
Ael's We're all included In one bill. and
a. '''u IN court at 1920 o'clock. The
once became public, and created
e''a'est Indignation among the repub.
al OF whom denounced IL as con.
- among Frankfort democrats 10 dc.
l., A'nl'ilate Hunter. They claimed
hpnsr indictments against Gaines and
II 'ae democrats. We're returned sim.
En- az savers" to prevent tho nub,ic zen.
le 81 gaming the Impression that
49,. a jury had been made an engine
|ouls ~ persecution. and that they
ken,,, 70 dismissed at the first hearing on
bpe. y. 0l insufficient evidence. Chairman
s 81 lhe Republican caucus said Il wa,
ban nv Va' and hellish conspiracy" ana
Ison, 'epuoiieans would dlsproye and
|ehes Ia proper shape. State Senator
,b ~ was o. the same opinion ana not ona
em me republican leaders hesItated to con-
|s,n ~ me action of the grand iurv nc mr..
A. anu preiudiced.
udse Can. 'naictments had been rendered
|ould IA ,. SAID that bench warrants
used an, asea Tor the arrest of the ac-
Erm ~ o., nude returnable for the mex,
|as fixed =. which is In September. BAH
I VII, h. s4oo In each case. When ask
' the case for next September
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uo.,er service at wharton.

Wharton, Texas, April 17.--An Easter
service will be held at the Methodist church
Sunday at D. NJ. under the direction OF
Miss Lizzie Vickers. assisted by Misses r..
Dowdy Taylor and A. Nickcrs and Mrs.
Patrick Everyone is cordially invited to
attend. Tho programme for the evening
viii be as follows;
Song-"He Is Risen"
REGULATIONS Patrick and Sam
kliun.
Song-"Lo, In the Grave He Lay"
Recitations- Josephine Rush and Archie
Elmo.
g-"Hallelujah. He is Risen"
Northumberland Davidson. ollie Ell
mo.
Song-"Over tho Ocean Wave"
REGULATIONS May Vineyard. Nola Taylor
Song--''Throw ont the Life Line"
Recitations-s Sadie Lee. Clarke Davidson.
Mamie Brooks.
Concert exercise Misses Mamie toseber-
ry. Nina Elmo Nellie Roseberry, Eugene
Written. Grace Wilmar Il. Hodges ana
song~"who Shall Roll the Stone
Away"
Recitation-Hazel Taylor. Eunce slaugn-
ter, Jewel Vlckers,
song-"That Sweet Story OF Old" by ten
girls.
Recitation-Lida Davis
Quartette-"Ringing Bells"
Recltation-Ma Marshall Elmo.
song-"WilI BE Right Instead OF Wrong"
by four bows and four girls
Master jack HAYES VIII entertain his
young friends with birthday party this
evening, from to 6.
Master Fred McCamby gives an egg hunt
to his little companions this afternoon. the
hours being from TO 7,
The board Of examiners are now in ses-
slon. with five or six applicants before the
board
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In Our Shoe Department.

We are going out of the Shoe business, and
in our prices you'll find big saving.
200 Pairs Ladies' Tan Oxfords, hand turn,
sizes D to 5, worth ST. 25, at Csc a pair.
200 Pairs Ladies' Oxfords, sizes j, and "a,
b, C and ID lasts, sold at 81 so So and $3.50
pair; to close out at ST.. 25 $14S 81. 90 pair
$50 Pairs Black Oxfords, sizes p, and 4,
sold at ST.. so and 81. 70; to close at CSC pair.
SEQ Pairs Misses Tan Button Shoes real
Kid worth 50, at Sl25, in sizes from to III.
$50 Pairs Misses 2-Button Tan Oxfords,
real Dongola Kid, sizes to 10, Black and Tan,
sold at 50 and So. %; 10 close at $l25 a pair.
200 Pairs Misses Oxfords sizes to 10,
worth ST.. SO and Sl75; to close at Csc.
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his grandson here, Frank Sexton Estlll.
while on route 10 the commapdery meet
ing at Houston,
MIR G A. Wyrne Ienves Monday MS the
representative Of Archimedes 1a5, at the
Knights Of pythias Grand Lodge meeting
at Fort Worth.
MIR. J p. Lee. of the postoflce force,
has been on tho sick list several days.
Tie Tom Hamilton Guards are drilling
nightly. They VIII leave hore Tuesday
night TO participate In the san Jacinto
llaY cele hrallnn n lnnsinn.
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Central TcAn. Teachers.

Bryan. Texas. April 16.-Following ale
tho officers Of the Central Texas Teachers
association for 1879:
President. A. II. Colwell, Bryan, Iexas
vice president, u. Y. Aycock, Mliano
Texas; secretary, Juanita Woodward, Cali
vert, Texas; assistant secretary. Carrie A.
Holland, Marlin. Texas; corresponding sec
rotary, j. l.. Blocker, Caldwell, Texas
treasurer. j. II, Stewart. Iiearne. Texas
historians, j, Washington. Marlin, Texas
n. A. Banks. Calvert, Texas; supernteni-
ent teachers bureau, l.. Is. Kinehion,
Rnekdale. Texas; manager of circulating
library. Edward Thomas, Bryan Texas
executive committee. ID. Porter C. IL.
Humber, e W. Knox. j. r. Payne, Hattie
Paterson, Cora V. Anderson, p. A. Win
tiers, p. Landry, II. 7. Haynes.
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LETTER FROM GRANT.
OUTLINES HIS PLAN OF ASKING
FOR OFFICES IN TEXAS.
dorsement Need Not Send in
Their Petitions.
To tho Ropubllcans of Texas:

Washington, April 15.-I take this
method of explaining to the people Of our
State, who are in quest OF Federal posi-
tons. some of the needs and requirements
from their standpoint. | am daily receiy-
Ing such volume OF mail from Texas that
find II a matter of utter imposslbili.y to
reply. My time is taken up during the day
and great part Of the night in attending
to the demands of the situation, and rely
upon the good judgment and courteous re-
gard OF which 1 have been uniformly the
recipient from tho people of Texas. to
pardon What may seem like neglect In not
answering communications. 1t viii be re-
mcmbered, hope, that whilo at home. l
make 1t point to reply TO all letters. ana
that promptly, which find my time to-
tally inadequate 10 now and here. desire
TO say that IL Will he my pleasure to ad-
vance the interests OF those whom ! deem
worthy for positions of trust under the
present administration
In forming my conclusions, l shall be
largely influenced by the desires OF tho
OF who should serve them In their local
tiles; and when say the people mean tho
the whole people.
or course IN the selection Of Office hold
ers, those In harmony With the adminis-
tration will be tho ones considered. IT 10
Endorsement to apply. as, In order to most
satisfactorily serve the people. they must
be pleased with the appointees; therefore.
their voice will he heard. Due regard will.
in every instance, DO 6iven TO the wishes
OF the republican organization In all its
branches. 1t Ia the well defined policy OF
the administration to allow incumbeuts TO
serve their time out. No special con-
sideration will be given TO cases that have
not already expired or soon Will expire.
My advice is TO get as large an indorse-
ment as POSSIBLE In all cases. and to keep
all papers bearing on tho cases together.
and finally send them direct TO the proper
departments for filing. whcrc ] will como
in contact with them.
shall be glad 10 hear from all my
friends though ! do not hope to be able
to reply. My address while here Will "
the Raleigh. Respectfully,
Member National Committee for Tsxas'
For III effects oe over. eAtlug- BeechAm'n
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Beeville. Texas. April i6.--Mr. John G.
James tho nowly elected cashier OF the
Commercial National bank. has assumed
his duties.
Il. W. klipstein goes to Fort Worth next
Monday to attend meeting OF the Grand
Lodge knights OF Pythias
DR.. A. Il. Smith OF Moxieo has located
here
Mrs u. H. Mccoy is Off on visit TO
relatives IN Louisiana
MIR. -. Cohn OF Rockport is noon TO be-
come cltzon of Beeylle
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At csc a Dress Pattern.

believed here that tho indictment viii
force Hunter TO withdraw. on the contrary
it Ia believed it will solidify his supporters
and that he will stand like a stonewal'
against all opposition from now on for the
majority OF the republicans here are in
clned TO the opinion that it is nothing
more or less than political persecution
The boiling republicans, however, are
eleoful and urging a cali for another cau-
Gus. Hunter men insist that If new
caucus is called they win again win.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18
,,n,,yiIIe Personals.

Huntsville, Texas. April l7-Mrs, Del
ha Eastman arrived from Crockett with
her daughter. Mrs. A. II. Wootters. who
has been on the sick list for several days.
Miss sallie SANFORD Gibbs returned yes
terday from Flatonia. whore she attended
The wedding of her friend. Miss Alice
GOODWIN,
Mrs. ID. r. Josey has gone to Hot
Springs to receive treatment for rheumatic
troubles.
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Odd Fellow. To Celebrate.

Fort Worth. Texas. April l5.-The Odd
Follows OF Fort Worth viii have a grand
celebration on Monday, April 20. that be-
ing tho seventy eighth anniversary OF the
founding Of the order. Among other fea-
lures will be a basket picnic at Tyler's
lake. and an Imposing street parade. In
yitatlons have been sent out and many
members from abroad are expected to
participate In the fraternal enjoyments Of
the occsaion. and some neighborng lodges
VIII come In u body.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18
Election Of Officers.

Navasota. Texas, April 16.--At a meet
Ing of tho Uniform Rank. Knights OF
pythias, held last night. the following Of
Hcers were elected to Ill the various Of
fees for the ensuing year: j. M. Shaw.
captain; II. NJ. Wright. FIRST lieutenant;
VIM. Bissett. second lieutenant; A. $.
Elemental. guard; J. II. Lee. sentinel:
Ward Templeman. recorder; A. +. Ter
rell. treasurer.
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printed regarding his capture after des-

printed regarding his capture after des
perate battle with his party, who wore
driving off several hundred stolen cattle;
according 10 his story, however. they bad
no cattle, and Mite was shot while asleep
and not expecting an arrest. Quite mum
Der of citizens. however are positive that
Mite and Jim Jones are one and the same
He is in a bad fix. TWO bullets in his back
and a bullet hole through his leg leaves
him in helpless condition. He Will have
a hearing at the May term of the district
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18
Important OpcrntIon.

Trinity. Texas. April 17.-sam Bacon.
colored man. had strangulated lnguial
Hernia, necessitating radical operation
for Its cure, which was performed by Drs.
II. S. Martin and Frank Barnes. by remoy-
ing tho strangulated portion. The patient
never had bad day. and In 'twenty-eight
days was at work on his farm.
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tain, J. j. Hangover; sir knight first lieu
tenant j. n Maddox; sir knight second
lieutenant. Ben u. Bell: sir knight re-
cordcr, G. w. Seifert. sir knight treasurer,
v. l.. Long; sir knight guard. a. N. Daw
son. Sir knight sentinel, John Walker. Sir
KNIGHT II. Il. Darrah was the installing
officer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18

Alto. Texas. April l5.-Three horses have
died In this vicinity since last report.
This makes the total number OF horses and
mules dead "a.
Mr. Miller Dial from Forest, ten miles
below here, reports fifteen mules and
horses dead In that vicinity DR.. Allison
from Neches in Houston county. twelve
miles west OF here, reports twenty head OF
horses and mules dead near that place.
The gnats have about disappeared.
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Mite In jail.

Longview, Texas. April 16.-one j. D.
Mite, supposed by some to be Jim Jones.
one of the men who robbed the First Ma
tional bank at this place some three years
ago. is In the Gregg county jail. great
many highly colored reports have been
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18
Ladies'
Muslin
Underwear.
Cheifiises.

10 dozen Muslin Chsmises.
worth Toe. at Csc.
20 dozen Muslin Chcmtses. en-
bro.hered. tucked and rufAed
yoke. worth 75c. at $50.
Is dozen Muslin Chemfscs.
tucked and embroidered. square
yoke. worth soc, at 4sc.
70 dozen Muslin Chemises, EN-
broidered and ruffled around
yoke. worth sl,0O. at 69c.
j. dozen Cambria Chem.ses.
double row insertion and ribbon
trimming, wsth rufiled bottom.
worth slb0. at gsc.
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X. Of u. OFFICERS.

Fort Worth. Texas, April l5,-The fol-
lowing officers we're Installed last night by
the Fort Worth division No. 2. Uniform
rank, knights Of Pythias; Sir knight cap
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Underskirts.

Is dozen Muslin Underskir'ts.
tucked and ruffled bottom,
worth S5c. at 4sc.
Is dozen Cambria Undersk'rts.
tucked and embroidered RUNE,
worth sl.25. at T5o.
10 dozen Muslin underskirts,
double embroidered Tufiie. worth
si.5Q. at oSc.
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Immense Bargains i'm
Skirt Lengths.

0NII 1@(IfS NTTc'
200 Yards Black Figured Brilliantine Silk
Lustre, worth csc yard; Skirt Pattern OF
A yards for 75c
$50 Yards Black Brocaded Brlliantine ex
cellent quality, designs worth soc yard;
a Skirt Pattern of AZ yards for $1.39.
$50 Yards Black Brocaded Mohair, Silk
finish, real fine quality, worth 75c yard; a
A yard Skirt Pattern for S19S
$50 Yards Plain Black Briliantne, worth
SOC yard; 4 ] yard Skirt Pattern for 81 80.
200 Yards Plain Black Silk Finish Brillan
tine, worth 75c n yard; A yard Skirt Pat
tern for 81. 9S.
Shepherd Plaids.
500 Yards Black and White and Blue and
White Shepherd Plaid Suiting, worth 35c
yard; Il yard Skirt Pattern for CSC
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Gowns.

Is dozen Muslin Gowns. tucked
and rufied yoke, neck and
sleeves, worth SIC. at iSc.
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Ladies' Collars and Cuffs.

500 Sets Ladies' 4Ply Linen Collars, Cuffs
and Tabs; an entire Set, including Collar
Cuffs and Tab, for SOC.
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Shepherd Plaids.
Shoe Department-Contin.
Ladies' Sandals.

800 Pairs ladies Black Sandals, with satin
bow and buckle latest toe, worth 81 so, at 75c.
$50 Pairs Ladies' Sandals worth $l.75,
at Csc.
800 Pairs Ladies' Twin Strap Sandals in diff
ferent toes and lasts, sold at 81. so, now ST.. As
$50 Pairs Ladies' Patent Leather One Strap
Sandals, French heel and toe, sold at 81. SO
and 1915, now ST. 90 pair
800 Pairs Ladies Kid Sandals, in White,
Blue and Pink, worth 50 % at 81 IS.
$50 Pairs Ladies' Glace Kid Slippers in all
colors, worth 49, SO, at Sl.98
Send Us Your Mail Orders. Write For Samples
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Waists.

10 dozen Jackson's Ladies'
Corset Waists, ell s.Zes, sell at
s.a5, this week only CSC.
Is dozen p. n. superb Corsets,
worth 75c, at sc; in black only.
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In
.COrsetS.

70 dozen Thomeons II III
c,ove Eftting Corsets. worth
500. at 6sc.
100 dozen q In mode roal
r-.nch make Corsets. 6-hook.
long waist. fast black. worm
n.aS, at &C -
* dozen Short Hip Cosets'
,I,h rubber on sides, sells every
where at $50, only csc.
20 dozen Misses Corsets. SECS
NJ to Is. worth zoe. at S3c.
Our entire line of J. d. ana
". ID. Corsets to be closed out
a. less than cost.
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For III effects q oysr-eatius- sssehAn'e
Pilb. 'sss
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Drawers.

Of dozen Muslin Drawers.
tucked. worth 40 to soc, at 23c.
20 dozen Cambria Drawers
large embroidered rufhe. worth
Toe. at Ssc.
IL dozen Cambria Drawers,
tucked and embroidered rufie,
worth soc, at isc.
dozen nnc Camprtc Drawers.
he,nst1tchcd and embroidered
rufGe. worth 800, at 5sc.
dozen Cambria Drawers.
heavily tucked and embroidered
Iufne, worth Sl.50. at SIC.
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Our
Hosiery
Sale
Continued.

10 dozen Ladies' SILK Finish
Real Maco Hose. Hermsoorr
dye, double heel and toe, full
regular make. very elastic, sum
mer weight, and sell III stores
at a quarter o pair; our price.
and positively no more than
half dozen pairs TO u customer.
at l5o pair.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1897-08-14
A wonderful Discovery.

The last quarter of century records
many wonderful discoveries in medicine,
but none that have accomplished more fof
humanity than that sterling old remedy
Browns Iron Bitters. IL seems to contain
the very elements of good health, and neither
man, woman or child can take il without
deriving the greatest benefit. For sale by
"All Deaiets."