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hauled over by hand. The halt.inoh rope re
quired horso ana the inch rope proved too
tunateiy for us Just at the time when we wore
called TO halt in this way, Padre Martin drove
past on his ., moSnderins path over over his $4,000
OF his team, and tho main line was soon In place.
Before this heavy rope was pulled up had
from the end, which was to remain on tho cast.
ern sido of the Mesa. hNd already aseert Aimed
lance between the edge OF the ciiff and a large
anchor the rope, was 700 ioei, ,NppToSimateiy.
Through this block leading line was passed,
BY means o; which tho half Inch rope or whip
line , was aftcrward hauled through the block.
line, was being hauled mp watched the prog
Esss .sr OF the I block, with my pistol n hand Mr
point where he could hear my shot and at
the Same time see the team, end where the
was to be tho signal that the block had reached
Its position directly on the odgc Of the clf. Tho
plan worked TO perfection. and no difficulty was
ropo through tho block. Tho travelling block
was was then passed over the main ropc e., and ono
end OF the whip line wns led through block
secured to cedar tree. stuck up in such posi-
end OF tho line they could be driven along COM
paratively level bit of the plain and in full view
OF tho Clin so that the driver could both see for
himself ma hear all the directions given. All
our appliances were in order by Friday noon,
ana we went TO dinner Win tho anticipation
OF some exhiaratinK work in the afternoon.
When We came back to our base of opera:
tions the boatswain's chair, consisting of q board
from tho cover of one of our boxes, was fastened
to The ring OF the travelling block. A large rock
was placed on 1t, and tho order to hoist away
was given. NJ moved very properly, and after
the rock had been safely returned to us, tied
myself In he chair and lashcd my camera and
tripod to the ropes. My other Instruments, suph
as barometer. &C.. were slowed away In my pock-
cts. After asking who was to DO tho next tray
ellcr to follow me. and noticing that the desire
to see the top OF that rock had ,perceptibly
diminished. ! was glad to find that one Of
tho party was willing to trust tho cobweb We
had constructed after l had tested it myself.
Then caue the moment for which had waited
for many days. Under tho guidance OF John,
our faithful Indian teamstor. tine horBe and his
little mate moved off, Tho man would bo q
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THIS DOG EATS ICE.
SATISFIES n Queer Appetite at an Uptown All.
Night Restaurant.

Night Restaurnnt.
One OF the best known all. night restaurants on
upper Broadway always has ono or more dogs
around, especially in the hours between and
in the morning. Patrons Mt those hours are apt
TO be kindly disposed to the canine attaches.
and there Is more or less frocing Just now
plain brindle and white pup about six months
old attracts moro notice than any OF its fellows
in The restaurant kennel. 1t Is known tho
"ice-eatinR dog"
Every morning when the leo wagons roll up in
front OF the restaurant and unload the day . sup
ply OF huge cakes OF ice that pup takes its place
at the Broadway door und watches proceedings
with an eye TO business. When a cake OF ice be.
comes Clipped, the brindle pup lights on tho
broken pieces and devours them with as much
relish as tho ordinary dog does raw meat
chicken bones. II doos not finish it's meal until
the operation OF unloading leo has been COM
pleted. and II a piece Is swept Off into tho road
way, the ice eating dog chGses 1t and retrieves
II in spite OF cabs and cable ears.
Pat. he night manager Of the restaurant, says
thai Nhen tho hrindle pup first displayed this
appetite for ice II took a big chunk back In ono
corner and hid II, after tho fashion OF dogs when
dealing with Il particularly choice zone When
tho pup returned to the hiding place later, OF
course there was nothing but a wet spot, Then
the pnp sot up howl that could not be quietod
until ono OF the walters. who had studied tho
dos habits. gave it another chunk OF ice.
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jim CAREY, THE SCOURGE.
FAD, REoEBESS, AND ABLE, ALI
THE WY THROUGH

Kills, steals ana pIundcru ana Dsnos MANA
cias. Locks, and Hnudcnns to Hoid Him
Can shave Himseir with tho steel from
EIls Root soIe--HeId Fast Now by Texans.
LlTTIE Rock. Ark Aug. 2i.-Jim Carey. who
is now confined In the Van Zdnt couRty, Tex.
Jail on charge OF burglary. ia probably tho
most desperate man, certainly tho most dcsper-
ato young man. in the United States.
No Jail will hold him. Handouts Of tho latest
design are OF little more Inconvenience to him
than kid glove would be; iron manacles drop
from his ankles, and steel locks and iron bars
cannot dctain him. Ho does not know what fear
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No Use for tho Fish.

TTUW nc bHIInlOTe AmerIcdn.
Inst Monday a well-known 4 sh dealer received
three barrels OF lsh. The fish we're backed nc.
coralns to order, and tho merchant sent them
on MONDAY afternoon by Adams Express. In
cohslE hlhs me order mistake in the name was
mace. ana y appears that AN undertaken in tho
i"hlisylYahia town. instead of the nsh dealer
received the iish. Yesterday morning thc Light
street merchant received a telegram that read
as follows: can use your ice, but not your
ukh.' IL was signed by the undertaken,
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Tbules2
Williams
complicated
the trouble.
when
Rpans Tbues
Tabues
Headache
Immediately The bowels affected
relief and
s
Hyirclc
or n
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Avoid Sunstroke

By using Saccharin and avoid
sugar. Sugar heats the blood
and makes people liable to SUM-
stroke. MERCK'S SACCHARIN TAB
LETS, the Faultless Sweetener,
keep the blood cool, while answer
ing every purpose of sugar to the
taste. They are 100 times sweeter
than sugar. Call for free SAM
pies At
T!is MERCK PHARMACY,
U'iVersi;y rllrs. corner eth ct.. New York.
serek1 bAccharin Tablets como 10 bottlaI At %,
i'' ana Sl'7o bottle. ~ Ill druggistSS
The sun., 1897-08-22

Ae[skl b4ciharin Tablets come 10 bottles At aaa
si'Vo ana sl'7o bottle. ~ Ill druggisisS
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-lA[1L FOLEY. 1 2t s'S St a,s WII IIAMI Fol r.

is taking deeper interest In the Ohio
erection than the result In any OF the other
States. although. Of course. he is anxious
ior republican success everywhere The
leading negro candidates are j. C. Napier
OF Tennessee, MIR. Gaines OF Kentucky and
ex-senator Bruce OF Mississippi Bruce has
been In Ohio making speeches and working
among his race for Mark Hanna. II Hanna
wins then In all probability Bruce will re-
celve the appointment He has been register
and is therefore familiar with the detail,
OF the office It's wonder Bill Mcdonald
hasn't SHE'D his castor into the ring for
TINS JOB. which, by the way, is the softest
thing In any OF the departments. You have
practically nothing to do but sign your
namo TO bonds. Just think Of handling
from ten to twenty, and sometimes Hfty'
million dollars in bonds every day. It's
enough to make your mouth water.
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THE TEXAS PATRIOTS.
M'IxINLEY Is ANXIOUS THAT THEY
SHOULD FIRST HARMONIZE.
He II Holding Back the Goodies TN
til bosses Get Through Squab-
bling-Whcre's nills

Washington. October 9.--(Special.)- y.
Who is to be internal revenue collector
for the Austin distrlctg This Is a question
Texans here are asking themselves. The
commission OF the present incumbent ex-
pires on the 18th instant. but 1t is pretty
safe to say his successor will not be I'm
mediately appointed. So far as can
dates. ex-Collector Burke. G. NJ. Ferguson
(colored). who is said to have the endorse
ment Of DR.. John Grant, and Thad Bell. II
Is said all OF these gentlemen are we'll
endorsed and for that reason the president
VIII be In no hurry to make choice He
would prefer for the applicants to get to-
gether and pool their issues. He wants
harmony II possible. H. as ii was said to-
day, State Chairman Green, Or. Grant aud
CONGRESSMAN Hawley would come together
ana have an understanding. there would be
no further trouble oyer the question OF pa
tronage. And 1t Is not improbable that the
appointments to the big places, exclusive
OF pos,ouices. let Il be understood. will
pe neid up until such an Understanding ia
naa among the leaders. The president Is
Of tnis opinion that the republicans have
vnance 10 secure a strong foothold in the
Lone star State by organizing, but unless
mere Is harmony the party will never
amount 70 anything He appreciates tho
work done by Green ana Grant and his
appreciation will show itself In appoint
ments TO be made.
The Hon. Web Flanagan IA attn in ~.
city. He Is padding his own canoe. In
other words, he Is keeping in the middle
o. the road, He spoke pleasantly Of Dr.
urant and State Chairman Green A. 10
the onice no wants he is keeping quiet. but
e. stated before, It Is believed he wouin
llkf to be niarshal for tho Western district
President Mckinley has decided, 70 II
va aid today. 10 appoint one Of the prom.
inens negro applicants to the Office 81 rer.
istsr Of The treasury. to succeed Hon. I
frank Tilimsn. the remaining democrat a
noid : responsible presidential appointment
andsr this admlnistrntion. The appoint.
ment' however, viii not be made until X.
= ~ s'setion y oAio. Ana ~ pssniisnA
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STATE COUNCIL of WOMEN.
Annual Meeting PostpOncd--A Cues
ton Of Industrial Educption.

ZION OF InUuHtrtnI tJuuVutIOu.
Dallas. Texas, October s---There Will he
no meeting Of tho State Council OF Women
OF Texas this year. The annual meeting
was to have been held In Dallas the last
week of the State Fair, beginning on octo-
Der 49, but tho following notice. furnished
The Post by President Dabbs. explains tho
situation ana cancels the annual meeting
for the time being.
10 the Members and Friends Of the State
Council Of Women Greeting.
owing TO the hard times Jtill prevailing.
and the yellow fever scare being so Wide.
spread. II Is deemed best to postpone the
fifth annual meeting OF the council to
more opportnne time M
Our papers have been well selected and
handled. but many OF the writer's OF them
IN sending them In. send in as well their
regret ut not being able to be present. and
az we all recognize that writer's pres
ence and personal delivery has much to
do with the successful presentation of
subject, II Is deemed better, under exist
Ing circumstances, that tho contemplated
meeting be postponed,
AS an organization, the council has not
peen combating theories, nor has II been
entertaining sentiments simply but at all
times 1t has confronted conditions. The
question which confronts II today and with
which II was expected TO deal at the an
nual meeting. Is that OF Industrial training
for girls In tho last twenty-one years
the State OF Texas has appropriated several
hundred thousand dolars--perhaps an az
gregate of 81 900. 000--to educate It's sous
along industrial and scientific lines but
not 80 much as one cent mas been expended
Tor similar education for its girls. and vet
we are told That they are TO be tho queens
o. our homes, tho future homekoepers OF
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IS Drumelzier Liverpool via Bueno,
Ayres, July q.
IS Drumfeil. Barry via Buenos Ayre..
July 10.
IS Darlington. Antwerp, August -
TENDER q.
s. Elslida, st, Vincent, September ..
IS Ella L. Davenport. Philadelphia
SIS Deptford. Carson Dock. September 2,
TENDER "A. oep-
IS Kendall. Buenos Ayres. September or
IS BENNETT, Shields. October 6.
Ss iaa, Liverpool. September i.
IS John Bright. Shields September :,
IS Lizzie. Cardiff via Santos, August IA.
TENDER "A. ''e'-
SIS Leon. Cardiff, October :.
IS Ludgate. Santos, October
IS Matteawan, New York, October /.
% Maria. Newport, September IS.
IS Sena, Rio Janeiro. September Is
Ss Nanette. Liverpool July 4,
Ss fowderham. Jamaica. due Septemb.,.
IS Polynesia, due October 20.
IS Plympton, Psrnath, October 5.
Ss Royaiist, London, July II.
Ss stanton. st. Lucia. September a
5ch John II. Southar. Baltimore Or.
SIS Straits of Nenai M.rynor. So
Der 16 HeP.e'a-
IS Transvaal. st. Vincent, September ~
Ss Iripoli. Cardiff, October 2 90
Ss Iropic, Barry, September 30.
Ss urgulla Manchester, September IL.
IS INVERSION. Rio Jane.ro Sentep,har ,
% webster, Shields. August 4
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Y Auutan. rsnos. octposr s.--As meeting
Y ~ "a rangsfs, hsld 10 ~ city, tnsy
Alscusssd ~ question u ths removal Of
~ rrmains II General Sam Houston 20
1sunsssss - nov asitated IN that STATE
ana thsy were unanimously opposed 70
- removal. II IL the conseusus OF opin-
scn srong the rangers that Il they ars TO
IS removed they should be placed In the
STATE cemstery end an appropriate and
HANDSOME monument b. erected over them.
They az also OF the opinion that . beau
tiful monument commemorative OF MS
great and heroic services. should be erect
Cd In the capitol yard.
Ths following letter on the subject was
read:
San Jacinto Chapter. Daughters- of tho Re-
public OF Texas, Cuero. Texas, Oct. 4.
Mr.. H. @. Lee, Treasurer Of the ex-Ran-
sers association. Austin Texas.--Dear Sir.
My attention was called few days since
10 statement that a proposition has been
made the family OF General Houston for
the removal Of the remains Of that immor-
tai chieftan from Texas to Tennessee.
/ hope your patriotic and venerable body
will offer q strong protest against any such
PROPAGATION, A State which would allow
II Is not worthy the grave Of Milan. Bowie.
Travis or tho memory Of such man as
your Jack Hays. 1t would be death blow
to Texas pride In her glorious traditions.
am sure all the Daughters OF the Republic
will Join In this protest and Will be proud
to have the ball set in motion by your as
ISOLATION.
My dear father, Mr.. M. 8. Bennett. Is
unable TO attend your reunion but sends
cordial greetings. Truly yours,
Marie Bennett Urwitz.
President OF San Jacinto Chapter.
The meeting was In full accord with the
spirit Of the letter and unanimously adopted
the following resolution
Headquarters Texas Rangers Battalion.
Austin, October 8. 1897.
Whereas. VIC have learned that there Is a
proposition to remove tho remains Of Gem
eral Houston from this State to Tennessee.
be II
Resolved That we are unalterably OPP
posed 10 the removal OF the remains OF
that hero from the land Of his choice ana
the field OF his illustrious and imperishable
fame.
Resolved. That the remains Of our Inn
mortal cheftain should abide In their final
rest in tho sacred soil Of Texas. which he |
successfully defended. and that an appro-
PIRATE monument worthy of Texas. should |
mark tho grave. which win be sought by |
patriotic pilgrims In increasing numbers |
through future ages.
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ran narrow escape from burning yes-
terday. Tho cotton caught nrc. attractlns
large number OF citizens but the fire
was extinguished before much damage was
done.
A. w. Talk shipped this week 200 COWS
and calves to San Antonio buyer at $50
per head. Mr. Talk doing the selecting.
The citizens OF Runge became quite
uneasy on account Of yellow fever news
and quarantine was established. The scare.
1t is thought. resulted in much good in
causing everybody to clean up thoroughly.
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RELIGIOUS.
Ice Cream Ee.t,xnl

HARDWOOD, Texas. October o--The ladies'
OF the Baptist church gave an Ice cream
entertainment last evening at the school
mouse Tor the benefit OF the Masonic GENE.
Sry among the most active were Mrs.
Ida Robinson. Mrs. j. e. lobe. Mrs. I n
baidridge and others. They realized net
something over $50. s
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Colorcd nnnti.t.

La Grange. Texas, October s.--rhe date
or the meeting of the baptist missionary
and educational convention (colored). which
wes to have taken place this month NJ
Marshall, has been changed to some time
later. VIZ oe given
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both Claim Victory.

Troup. Texas, October s.--Thcre has
been debate going on here since Mon
day between Rev. J. ID. Tant Of the Chris
tan church and Elder u, w. Alderson =,
tne Methodist Episcopal church. Thsv
cloeei tonight, both sides claiming a VIC.
tory. They had crowded house AZ e.ch
debate, morning and night. s~sA
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Tent Meeting.

Runge. Texas, October Glider E.w.
seweii OF the Christian church has bcen
holding tent meeting here Tor the mast
TWO Weeks. with gcoi attendance and
quite number OF ac,cssions to the church
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GALVESTON RECEIpTs

ny ny Gun, Colorado and Santa Fe. eess
e eaes ,a, 9y III International and Great North
ds der, ~ soy ny GsVeston, Houston and Hen
H nsxas. sllo: by Galveston La Porte and ana
Svuston, 1871; by barge Waldo. ia, nv
b burs Sa ia Jaeksnn, 1882 by barge While 11se:
stale. 10; by schooner Adele =. hv s. smaer-
er Eva. Is. Total 14.4G6. 'S''ooh-
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MARINE INTELLIcENCs.
Port of Galveston. octoh,
ARRIVED.

IS Jane kersall, Peterson, Havana,
IS Leona, Wilder, New York.
IS Pedro. MatanZas.
SIS Golden Cross, St. Vincent.
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CLEARED.

SIS Comal. Evans. New York.
IS Amrum, Lehmkuhl. Havana,
IS Fe,iciana, James, Bremen.
SIS Aristo. Bane, Marseilles
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Den.ue peache. an.r.

'sunse. Texas, October o.--Thc people OF
RunEe had begun 70 feel they would =.
oepc the dersue, It ID here now In cara
~, quite large number q cissens.
octn o'd ana young' are now wrestlioe
J; o. x ~ slns IN. II. ne,hass,
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SAIIEIN

IS Stanley Hall. Buck, Havre.
SIS Springwell, Chisholm. Livernoo,
SIS Ell Dorado. Baker, New Orleans.
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CURRENT r, y. Fgt

The Facts OF the CAST
truly, now, did he compen +
swan? What was his ex1H
III you've simply got p ~
mo 'rubberneck.' "-Indiaa
nal.
Anti-Matrimonial Indi09
Doctor. / have a frequent ~
sire to kiss young and
Do you think ought 70 &.
His Doctor-No, under Y
stances you'd better nos
Yellow Book.
Where Boston Is.-Teacne
boy in the first class In &c.
Charlie. tell me where go
Small Boy (who has nos
lesson)-In first place. nAsn
Tribune.
Genuine Reform. SUPP
hear much talk about u.
this way" said the ponus.
seeking a little rustic rec!sss m
1--WE don't. chi" exclaimes
tcssel. We've got a retoln
in the family, an the n@
talkin' about i'm an co.,
Our by Josialr has stoppeo
cites" -Washington STAR
Misunderstood. -"Ofncea, ~.
restaurant in this neignpi =
Eyes. ma'am--just aroTu n
rs there a saloon attscs
mo, but they'll senn 81
snything You like, m
Plain Dealer. ID
No Need.-visitor-i
daughter plays the piano
Mrs. Neuvoriche (prouoI K
Dear Ethel doesn't navs ~ n
Rich enough to buy her s Sns
nos which plays itseli-
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kiiIed with q Bes

Victoria, Texas, OcIoos' I
Hanbold. a prosperous ue! Z.
recently moved from peN
place about ten miles DeH
came involved in a d'il'sss
Griffin. a negro. at a sac
Flick. a mile over the r'sss' ~
last night. and was ~ I
with a beer glass, inhic'' .ssI'
which he dice in q Slot Z
escaped to the woods sny ~
captured. though ohice
and win certainly ~
leaves a wife and sever +
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WHARTON TOPICS.
Tax Rate and Bonds Duc-Business
Affected by Quarantine.

Tax Rate and bonds Due-Business
Affected by Quarantine.
Wharton. Texas, October 9.--The Post
man is furnished the following figures bear
ing on the tax rate for Wharton county.
by tax clerk. Captain A. j.. Wynn. This
calculation is on the basis Of 500 valua-
ton: County special As cents. subdivided as
as follows; Court house and Jail bonds
Il l-3 cents; bridge bonds 10 Ia cents I;
srseial road 10 2-3 cents; road and bridge
l-3 cents: County ad valorem 25 cents
State ad valorem 20 cents; school is cents.
Total Sill. In addition, State and county
poll tax Sl.75.
The countys indebtedness. from figures
furnished by County Clerk Alderman, is
as follows: Court house and pail bonds
sSs,5ot; bridge bondss33. 100; general coun-
" fund s5007l9 road and bridge fund
Ssl',S0; jury fund $50; Jail repair bonds
S2S2S.S0, Total $Sl,107.19.
The damaging effects OF the yellow fever
reports and the consequent Inauguration
OF quarantine regulations is keenly felt
In business way by this county. 1t tells,
ana VIII for season yet, on investments
IN all lines of business. One prominent
merchant and heavy cotton buyer gives
his opinion that II has detected trade to
other points, cotton In proportion follow
Ing. To use his words: Say one bale
In twenty that rightfully belongs to this
point, at a moderate estimate, the loss
Is $lz,so0 in this one importan; feature
OF Whartons commercial Dealings" The
depression has also invaded ether lines as
well. Real estate dealers. whose cores
pondence took In a wide circle over the
state find prospectors from Northern 1ld
Eastern parts OF the State suspepdine
Mvestigatioiis until q more favorable hour.
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VESSELS IN poRy


IS Aldworth. Fowler & McVitie.
IS Ainornm, II. Mosle.
IS Arosto. G. f. Orthwein & Sons.
SIS Bawtry, VIM. Parr.
IS Bolivia, Fowler & McVitie.
IS Boxgrove. ]. Moller & CO,
IS Britannia, a. Holt.
SIS Cromwell. a. Holt.
IS Curyteba. VIM. Parr g. Co.
IS Cumberland, A. Marcowitz.
IS Comal. Mallory line.
IS Darwin, VIM Parr a. Co.
IS powgate. Fowler & McVitis.
IS Einel Tower. j. Moller.
e El Paso. Morgan Line.
IS FL Sud, Morgan line.
IS FL Rio. Morgan line.
Ss Eelicana, a. Holt.
g. ss eriS,r r w. w. Wilson.
SIS Governor. VIM. Parr.
IS Guido, Fowler & Melville
ss Herinspool, Fowler,& McVitie.
So lane hersall, G. f, orthwein & Co.
IS Lauenberg, VIM. Parr & ca
IS Maorio. G. #. Orthwein.
IS Mexican, Savers q sons.
IS MI. Siron. D. Ripley.
sss Setherby Hall. A. Holt.
IS Pembr!dge. Daniel Ripley
IS Polarta, Fowler a McV;ti.
S. Ribston. w. W. Wilson.
IS Snvan. Fowler & McYitie.
IS Thornhill. A. Holt.
SIS Ncsta. VIM. Parr.
s. Wakefield. A. Holt.
IS Zodiac. d. Ripley
company. 1ao asphalt
Sch starke. e. o. Flood.
Sch ]. NJ. McInnia
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Throw physic 70 ne
gostuPa Bitters. Il yce
tton and Z healthy ag!
tsrers. Dr. ]. 9.
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SPECIALS.

Csc quality Children's Hose
Supporters, in Black and
White :. ......................
45c quality Ladies' Gorcd
Belt SILK Hose Supporters,
all colors
Csc quality Children's High
Neck and Lcng Sleeve Rib
bed Vest.
4sc quality Ladies' Fleece
LINED Ribbed Vest. 49,.
25c quality Chlldren's Knit
Cupid Waists, all sizes. go.
Use quality SHOOK White
Corset, r. & G.. make.
$500 quality Imported u. q.
Corset, SHOOK, white. .......
zoe quality large size Cling
ham Aprons ..................
boc quality Children's White
LAWN School Aprons, sizes
4 to 10 years.
soc qualify Children's Plaid
Tam O'Shanter Caps. 80.
800 quality Shook White
Glace Kid Gloves. per pair
$l.O quality Ladies' Dark
Percale Waists, detachable
collars ......
500 quality Ladies' Plaid
Bingham Waists, dctach-
able white cellars. ......... -.
lot Children's Broadcloth
Refer Jackets, in Navy,
Green and Red, Empire
style. trimmed In fancy
braid. sizes to ~ years,
worth $3.50. for. ...........,
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coIored Silks.

TAffeta Glace dn Checks and
Figures, regular price 65c,
ror... ........ ...... -. -.
Roman Stripes, very chic.
Tor ...... ..,... ...,.. -. -.
2s-inch Roman Stripes and
PIalds, for...... -. -. .....
The newest and prettiest
Roman Plaid Noveltes....