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The record-union., 1898-08-07

The last of the jacket stock
only about 2 dozen garments, but
slightly, stylish and suitable for
both Summer and Fall wear.
Mostly pretty shades of tan, the
color that never seems to lose its
popularity, but there are included
in the lot few blacks, also. For
mer prices were 50. so to $3.50.
rlOnday's Prices, $4.O5 and S7.65.
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Lot WI.-Large Wrappers, Soc.

About SO wrappers left from
former special sales-not sold on
account OF the sizes, 40, AZ and "A
only. Worth double the price we
now place on them. Large wo-
men should make it a point to see
these garments. II they see them
they will be bound to take advan-
tage Of the offering.
Mondays Price, soc.
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MnrrinRe Licences.


Tho following marriage licenses were Is
sued curing the past week:
]. A. Blanchard and Miss Marguerite
Burnett.
Robert f. Toler and Miss Margare, S.
Morriss.
w. II. Light and Mrs Mary E. ogle.
j. +. Degenhardt aud Miss Clara Il. OIL
lard,
p. W. Marshall and Miss Bertha Il.
Usener.
j. K. Blake and Mrs. D. s. Blake.
VIM. Bryant and Mrs, Amelia E. Prescott.
G. J. HigIubotham ana Miss Epple "a
valla.
Luke D. Bennett and Miss Laura Belle
Gerloif.
J. B. G. Nlckerson aud Marie N. ptlkor-
ton.
wertss scurlock and Miss Rosa Land
wher.
Jesse Glider and Genera Ray.
Gilbert Dakus ana Cora Williams
James Kelley and Mamie Washington.
70. j. O'Brien and Miss Guide Muller.
X. A. Evans and Miss Lula McClellan,d.
W II. Holmes and Josephine MCGEE.
charlie Walker and Pearlie Keys.
f. W. Preston and Miss c. s. Parish.
j. f. Baum and Mss Alfretta Denton.
Lenox Brooks and Matilda Toliycr.
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school ENTERTAINMENT.

There was q social and oystor supper at
the school house at Fairbanks on Thanks
giving evening There was large gather.
Ing and everybody seemed TO have u thor.
| ouGhiy enjoyable time. The main object
was 10 get together and make the acquaint.
aace OF the many new Corners who have
settled In that community from ulrierent
parts OF The country.
Ar.er pa taking o. oysters and other deli
cao.es tho taole5 were set back and seats
arranged and the audloac nlgnly enter
taintd by recitatioAs ana music both yo-
cal and Instrumental. contributed as fol
lows: by Miss Cora Hum. iton, Miss Elem
DER, Miss June Tanner, Miss Crow, Miss
orphy keii, Miss Anna Hamilton, !diss
Gtaste Hslhi, Mss Georgia ae.d. MISS East,
Aiss GuO1g.c NGld; IA ,sars. Henry Tanner,
Dan Troy a, Ward Clay.
Following are thu names and former resi-
denoo OF most the people present:
MIR. and Mrs. C. w. Hahl, Minnesota;
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Tanner. Mlnne4otA;
MIR. and Mrs. +. pulver Mich,gan Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. o. Knight South Carolina; Mr.. and
Mrs G. w. Reid Iowa Mr.. and MIS-.
%. *. Ward. Texas. Mir. and Mrs. 6. T
Lowory, New York; MIR and Mrs. w. D..
Grow, Iowa. MIR. and Mrs. I. l.. Steel,
Pcnns! lYauia; Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Reune.,
Texas Mr.. and Mrs. q. Seeretan, Switz-
erland; MIR. and Mrs. ID. N hamilton, Ore
gon; MIR and Mrs w. Z. DaIron Mime
sofa, MIR. ana Mrs. j. II. Miller, Missouri;
Mrs. Wright, New York; Mr.. stutzman,
Oregon Misses G. Reid, =. East. Hilton.
Wright, X. Wright. G, HAIL Me3srs, j,
shannon. T.. Tanner. II. Tanner, Steel.
Clay Troyer, Crow, Hamilton. Nickel, j.
H. Miller, G.. Wright, j. Damron.
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uNpELlvEREp PACKAGES.

List OF packages remaining on hand at
Wells-Fargo & Co. for the week ending
November rs:
W. C. Anderson, W. l.. Howe, w. A..
Rodgers. w. i. Banks. u. j. lieaagan, Il.
sherman, ". i. bsibee, A. Hennesay, j..
Sd. madt, u. L.. BaoheIer. II. Hi.l, Nm.
shAeghen ely, j. ID. Berry. a. ] Hays, G..
A. Scott. W. IL. Grain, d. Jackson. chss.
L. Taylor, W. w. CstSrell. A. i.Anscn
Mrs. NJ. Van Alstyne, II, H. Carter, Mrs.
NJ. j. johnson, G. r. WILSON, j, II.
Castard. Ada Kuykend.lll. a. &. Wrode
e. T. Carsen. Fannie LOWS. Mrs. g. De
Long, g. T. Lowry, Empire Lumber conf
pany. j. ]. Lonk, Masgle Franklin, Fannie
Maxey, Rabu Fay Henry Mailer, Motion
Gay, A. NJ. Nol.sger. Goidthwaitc &
Needy, ID. M, Caoll. s. u. b, Griffin. Jim
PEBBLES. c. Henderson, =. o. Parneil, ".
NJ. Hunter, w, II. l.. Rhone.
49,
Goods on hand duidng the week ending
November 26, at Anerioaa Express COM
pany's office: ]. d. Bryant, r. S. Bulk
w. r. Bujac, r. Bollmon. j. ]. Butler, w.
II. Ferrand NJ. r. Fuller, ]. NJ. FELTON,, G.
Gostick. s. @. Gay. Houston Light Guard.
a. w, JiliLngs. II. A. Linlow, LiDgra7. T..
@. McLoud, b. A, Mitcham, II. Marburg.
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" npgoI.urloNs or npsprc,r

The follogng reloluticns Of respect were
pgsS hS Inc mtnbcrs OF the Houston
Turn Nereln:
WheToss, II has pleassi Almighty God
u HIS Infinite wisdom 10 remove from
ansscg Us olar beloved menhes Mr.. AUGUST
Norn~ thelefone. be Il
Resolved, That in tie sudden death of
Turner August Mcscr the Turn Verein
derlres tsle irreraiable lsss al good and
bcr' ~ mGn and nnemhor, OF a true aud
lIsed friend and ore 81 Us chief supports.
man whose rablo dseis sasght as sacred
monuments Of his memory. That In the
6cafh of our esteemed meniher bSe w,Sole
community hes lest enc ~ Ms hert men:
ihat h's family has lost a Hind and loving
husHpnd and father; ihss WI sygnpath' We
with rs gocd wife and d,dllren IN their
sad bereavement that fhis resolution be
spread urcn the msnv'es ~ mo TaArn Verein
and thai came he published IN the Amerl-
can epd Gerinan press arh that COPY OF
this FerclutlHn be rendered TO I've family
~ rpr fjeleVed member
In de name OF the Turn vcTsin.
A. parttlngck.
II. lSas.ge.
G. Hermann,
Committee.
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Slammed Art Linens.

9x9 and 12X13-luch square ami round
Battenburg and Spachtel Doylies. sc,
Zoe. loo, 25c and 35c
Stamped Linen, Spachtel Battenburg
and Drawn Work Center Pieces. Hem
stitched and scalloped Edges, large
size 5Gc. Toe. Sl.o0. S1.25 and S1.50.
1927 arii lSx54 Stamped Monte
Tray Cloths, Dresser and Sideboard
, scarfs, 25c. soc, 75c sl.O0. sl.25. S1.5O
to $500.
Spachtel and Battenburg Pillow
Shams. very handsome and new de-
signs, hemstitched ARD sca.Qopel edge,
!, $1.90. $l.25, $l.5O $500, $3.50. $500 TO
Sc. 90.
Fancy Figured and Tinted Tapestry
Table Covers extra quality of Art
, Cloth, eXqulsitely wrought designs. soc,
75c, s1.00, $1.25, 81 so to $500
, Fancy Scrim for Scarfs, in red, blue,
green. pink aud yellow, colored border
drawn wo.k, l5c and 25c yard.
Millinery.
Judging from the sales made and
orders taken so far during this season
, we feel that we have presented suffi-
c. n ind 2nen 10 wnrgoJt tt:-
factory results during the remainder
OF the m.l.icery season.
, continue during the coming week.
Felt Hats. trimmed with velvet.
, wings, birds. ribbon, etc, worth
$500. this week .............. 81 9S
Velvet and Felt Hats, trimmed
in auils tips, ve!vet and taffeta
silk. worth $500 this week 3 9S
Fine Fur Felt SmaG English Sailor,
!, former price s2.25 and S2,75, this week
s1.75 and 81. %.
All Ready Trimmel Sailors ana
Walking Hats, soc, 75c, soc. Csc. sl.oo.
81. 80 and $500.
ape s. Shirt Waists
a REV line of Plush, Velvet and
Velour Capes, black, fancy or solid
! color sr,k or sat in lirngs. fine cut
jet. thbet or mink trimmed. $3.50.
Sl5,0O $3.50 to $3.50.
Women's Writer Shirt Waists of
heavy dark Percale, In stripes
ami figures, detachable collars
ana attaohIl CUTS. .... .. Csc
J Womcn's Outing Shirt Waists.
navy. dark red and biloxi. -. 81 rs
Woman's Fad Waits. is fancy
weayes, stock collars, soft
euHs.' - ..,......... | 25
Winter Underwear.
one look into this department at tho
sANNAS VI NNt5NI DV. Gus VIII cor. lnt.p
fou at once Of the good values ana re-
Hl2rkably low prices 20 be found here
Women's Jersey Ribbed Under
vest and Pants. heavy fleece
lired, silk Finished neck ana
front, ankle lsngh pants.
gElment ,....,.. ......... o5c
Wamen's Ex1na Heavy Uaieryast
and PsEs. Jersey ribbed
French Band PANS, excellent
value. garment ...... IN,
Women's Oxford Cut Vest, two
th.Tsis wool. soft fleece lined
smooth seams. yoke bands &, M
Paa;s 70 mat h........ AZ
Women's Australian Wool I'm
dervea.. whiae, natural ana
black knit 20 fg. scft ana
warm ...,.... ....... -
Pants 10 match y" ~
womsns lIndsrvest aad pans 20
dhe celebrated "Stnb.gar.ar'
goods, shapsd TO fit light
we.ght, soft and warm. VIII
and natural colors. garnepr 40
Same In Union Suits ...... y. y,
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w. Newman tS), u. Poster, e. II. pitcher.
+. Schmidt. w. II. Teagardcn, j. e. Wee on.
<vw ~ WEI
List OF unclaimed goods nj pasltic Fx.
press office for week caiing November "a.
lSyS: N J. Aldridge, Booker g. Smith,, G. q.
Curtis, Cspplng & Dixon, H. Dietznran. Le-
roy Francis, @. b. Garwo0l; Mrs. G. p.
Gray. o. L. Harris. j. !. Hefrle. ii. Meyer
owfiz, j. III. Mcneil, Al. r. o'Strouder j.
W. Powers, Joseisnine Pliam. Beauregard
Remaker, A. j. Stfiitle, j. q. Turner. q,
Wilcox, WAgg & Turner. Tempieton Brcs.,
y, W. Hoffman ~ Co, Mrs. G. H. Bruce.
Prof. j. Prsfia, W. N. Newrnon, r.. j.
sgadcis. Mrs q. socretan, Brunner; w. A.
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nRuNNEn RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Weathtr permitting an interesting talk
wtl be nnde by DR.. Bracking In the brick
haa nc Biunner CHS evening. After SER
v3ee by Dr. Braektng. MIR. H. y. Wade
VIII organze an Epworth League. and all
TIE members OF the late Society or Chris
tan u easor Will welcome uhe organizes
ton OF The league, as the services Of these
Two societies are greatly enjcyed by Brun-
nerites. Both young and CID people are
invited to DO present at the hall at 7:3D
q. m.
Next Thursday evening the weekly cot
tage prayer meeting will he held at tho
i9pe Of Mr.. II. f.. Wade Cthe old Phifer
hcmesteat).
SUNDAY school at the hall at the usua,
hour this mornng
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pcnch nrnndy "a Years Ola.

10 the Editor OF The Post.
Maynard, Texas. November al have in
my possession peach brandy that is "a years
old, will tell you how this occurred About
the list OF November, 1854, my father was
Loading his wagons preparatory 10 moving TO
Texas. The oaken liquor case. with IRON
bound corners, WAS brought out to be filled
for the move. This case had four one-halr
gallon aud six one-quartar gallon gded glass
dtcantois and velvet cushioned case IN cen
ter tor two gllded goblets for tipping wl.h
your frlond. When filling the case my father
remarked that he bought that brandy ten
ye1rs previous In New Orleans. My father
died IN $50 when the oaken case fell into
my possession. on an examination OF this
case several years after the death Of my
father, | found one, half gallon of this same
hlHnoy and one-half gallon OF blackberry
wine made by my mother during the WY.
Hence HE brandy to date ls fifty~four years
and the wine thirty-tiye years old.
thc docantcrs have ground glass shoppers.
wnlCh have prevented any evaporation. The
brandy Is as limpid as now brandy and does
not hold bead any longer than new brandy
when shaken up. II is very strong and when
openon can be smelled all over the room.
les scme old drinkers taste 1t ana they pro-
nounced ii simply grand. w. Il. Till.
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ana east halt q lot J. block :. Sine

hnu east udii Oh lOl y. DlOch z, sine
shaw second addition TO Houston,
south side Buifalo bayou.
Helene Louise Swelkart and hus-
band, Albert j.. 10 Louis BollfrsisS.
lot 6, part 8. block "A, south side
Buffalo bayou .Ss.s. s....s......
Fritz Beckenuorf to EState David
Ehrhardt, l''0 acres In the G. Il
Delestenier league, on Cypress
cIseks.. -. .+.r..s $50 ....-s..,
Levy Hargraves and wife. Emily, 10
Charles Ehrhardt, loo acres in the
ben Page league, on Cypress creek
Ferris w. Colby, trustee, TO Kate S.
Freeman. lots 10 and t6 block z,
Swea Gardens, Christopher Waiter
survey. ...... $3.50. ..,......
Robert Ives Lee to Annie NJ. Warren.
loj Z, block 1853, south sise Buffalo
bayou. ... -. -. ..............
S. ". Blcurt and Thomas w. Blount.
Il. a. Biount, r. G. Shindler and
Emma j. Shindler James E.
Thomas and Mary b. Thomas. Jen-
re b. Holmes. heirs Of s. w.
Blount deceased to Robert Ives
Lee, lots Z, 8. ., 10, block 453, and
10 o. 4. Holt, lots l, 2 3, ana II,
block 453, all on south sido Buffalo
Il. =.
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Toy Department,
.3H Main Street,
Morris Building.
Women's Tailor-Made Suits.

We are making specially of these
goods this season and have UP 10 the
present mel with very gatifyins sue
,ess, which We propose TO make even
greater by continuing to offer bargains
that will insure this.
| Iailormade Suits of Fine Scotch
Mixtures, 22-inch box fly front
coats, dart sleeve. high rolled
collars, skirt good width, well
lined and bound, only ........ 81 %
fa'lor-Inade Suits, satin lined,
box froat coats. inladd velvet
collar and dart sleeve, stylish
skirt wish best finishings .... u SO
! railor -made Suits OF fine We
netian Cloth. in green, new
blue and black mixtures, tight
titg.ng coat, high rolled inlaid
velvet collar. Skirt shat COM
pletes very stylish Suit 400. II 50
Blankets and comforts.
1914 White All Wool Blanket.
SILK binding ................ 325
l1-i Extra Fine California Long
Fleece White Wool Blankets,
double stitched edges ....... 5 so
l2.4 Extra Fine California Select
| Stock. White Wool Blanket,
something nice ............... is Is
Extra Large S.lkahna Comforts
with knc;ted yarns and quilted. ] 25
Large Size Comforts, filled with
best qualify white carded cot
ton. satin cover .. 30
Large Size Down Comforts, filed
with odcrless down. covered
fpench sGtin ....,.......... 90
Satin Comforts, filled with best
quality cold blast down, COW
erred satin Sultaine 10 IN
y, ash Goods.
S6-Inch Light and Dark Percales, in
stripes, checks and lowered d signs.
per yard 71ac, 13c, Zoe ami i2hc.
Large assortment of Flannelette
Teazie Down and Fioconna, H. checks.
piaics and fancy stripe, 1-3c, 1Oc and
12hc.
Linen Finish Dress Glnghams, in
STRIPES, checks and plaids, 71ac, s 1-3c.
Toe and l2I9c.
French sli.tlng. in new woven
designs, per yard. .... .... &c
ao-lnNh German Fapcies, in fancy
stripe ana plaid. ...,.... 1Oc
Real Scotch Bookfold Cheviots.
ior Boys Waists and Mems
Shifts- m stripe and checks.
iNt saru''' ....... 10c
i'iaunels
Plan White All Wool Flanrels extr,
Wide, per yard l2'sc, loo. zoe. 25c. Csc.
Doc, Coo and 75c.
Plain Red All Wool Flannel. extra
wlle, per yans l5c, zoe, Zoe ana s5c,
56-lnfh White and ROD Medicated
All Wool Shaker FLANNEL, per yard
Zoe, 5oc, 4oc 45c. zoe aud csc.
hsd 1wiled PLANNED. ali wool. per
yard. l5c, 25c. soc. s5c. 45c. 5Oc and
60c. wv "n'
Navy Blue TwiIled Flannpl. all wool
pfr yard, zoe, Csc. soc. 35c. 45c and 49,
Gray TwiEed Wool Flannel, per yard
l5c, 1sc ard Zoe. 80 u
u'i'hrel'as
Fast Black Italian Serge Um-
bfllas. natural wood handles
and steel rods. -. soe
Back silk Gloria Umbrellas.
extra light frame ana stsel rods osc
Ladies and ntemen's 26 ami oS-
inch Umbrellas. Persian SILK, with
ianey gold aud silver trimmed
handles si.as. $3.50, ss.25, ss.9S, $40
$500. 5000 and $500.
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Hosiery.

Children's Fast Back, Full Finhhi
Hose. double ,linee, heel and too lA \
121sc and 15c.
Children's Onyx Fast Black Octlny
and Lisle Hose, full finished, bsJs
ribbed, double knee, heel and toe, ~
Soc and soc.
Children's Onyx Fast Black and y. \
orsd Silk Plaitei Hose, full iarhel
double heel and toe. soc, G0c, i9c ea
sl.OO.
Childrens Cashmere Hose, In paa
and fancy colors, full tinlshed, cou@
heel and toe, 19c, 25c. 35c aud ~
Ladies' Onyx Fast Black CoVa
Hose, full Finished. double heel an y
20c, 25c, 35c, SOC and 75c.
Ladies' Onyx Fast Back Rlcnssa
Ribbed and Plain Ils.e Hose, laa y y
ishad. double heel and tee, Soc ssc y
75c and $1.0O.
Ladies onyx Fast Black slls PnIa \
Hose, full finished, soc, Zoe, Ssf' ~
and $1.25.
Ladies Cashmere and Fleecea Ls.
Cotton Hose, fun regular made ooss,
heel and toe, 25c, 35c, Ace, SOC, t'e =
75c.
Mems Furnishings
Mems English Merlno Undsl,
shirts and Drawers, in wnl's u
or natural wool color, eacn'"
Mems Camel Hair Undershill,,,,
and Drawers, heavyweight lu.' =
iirsh, each. -. .,.......''''i
Mems Royal six Plush Under,
shirts and Drawers, stolk.ue" a 81
wrist bands, oach.. '.t'
News Normal Sanitary Ucner,
shirts and Drawers, medium
and heavyweight, each $3.50, q
$500 AMI ="
Mems Fancy Front Shirts WIZ
whito bodies, detached Guns a
match. ..... $500. ..'''.''
Mems White Dress shiris, ,ap
brio Body, with finest Germs
lino1 bosoms and banes..'''.
Mems An Wool Sweaters, 'ur''
Mems Pun Ties, In new cho~ y
patterns. -. -. ..'.'''''7s5
"a pei Depait'i'S
Lace Curtains, fun length, 50" x
value $I.00, for. -
Lace Curtains, 81. yards ''A
value $500. for....,..,,,nof IL
just opened an Elegant L''s
Point Cur.airs. 49,.
Window Shades. feet long W. y
plete with roiier ,,''Isac
Window Shades. fiingeo'
value, for. -. -. ,sooi
Brussels Carpets. extra
value at soc. for. .',,,..'
China Mating, 25c value w..
.ynoe ,,epar.u'sn'. D
Mopaay we win make a speA
on Boys Shoes.
No. Hour Little Mems p9ss
Tip. some Lace Shoss, y =
Il, 8 to II, at. falf
No. 1l0--Our. Boys snun nj
Coin Cap Toe Lace SHOES
TO 3, at....., ....-.....,....a ca
No. l0S-Our Boys genuh.s ~
Opera Cap Toe Lace SHOES I'M
TO s, at. ........ -...'...t, cap
No, ll6--Our Youths Cvi- Hssl
., Toe, Calf, Lace, spring
Shoes. llA TO 10, at..,.'.n,olc
No. l1G--Our Youths lan ned
Cap Toe Lace Spring
shoes. liz to 10, at..''''
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Gloves Especial Sale.

Tomorrow the sale commences with new INA
added making the event more interesting than ,ya
Gloves of the very finest quality made Of the bS
selected Alpine Skins, selling half price and less
Our si.25 2-clasp Glue patent thumb Gloves, E0.
in tan, oxblood, navy, brown, white and blackVJc
Our si25 4-button and 2-casp Pique Gloves, in " ].
black, mode, tan, oxblood, brown and black IVC
Our sl.75 and $3.50 "Mar," real kid Gloves,
4-button and Shook, in tan, mode, black on
yellow, white. brown, green and castor .O5c|
Our Si.75 and $3.50 SHOOK and S-button O0.I
length Mosquetaire Gloves, IN black -. .VUCI
Misses Gloves in tan, brown, navy and green DOL
price ..................... sec, SOC ANDY Oc|
Ladies' Gauntlet Driving Gloves, in tan, f0S|
oXblood and black CSC and I.zvl
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BLACK DRESS dooDs-continu.d

4o-inch Figured Diagonal Serges, Bayadere and 4.
Dyke Brilliantnes and Silk Lustre plain ns s
Brilliantine, SOC value, for. .........s.. Zjc
SO to 45-inch Imperial French Serges, silk finish ~,
rettas, Granite Canvas, Brocade Siclians and Novs,
Boucles qualities that have the merit of 75c Az
3S-inch Black Satin Berber, Figured Armures and Fam
Diagonal Serge; 50 inch Heavy Storm Serge 81
wide vale Diagonal and Scotch Cheviot =. OJc
44-inch Gable Cords, Irish Poplins, Drap D'Alm,
4o-inch Granite Soleils, Drap D'Ete and Moscoyin
New Paris Crepons, rich, handsome and fashon,Ht
Silk and wool and mohair and wool in raised ef.Nl
Brocades Bayaderes, Stripes, Dots, Plaids 4rHI
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An nncn,nw Of SONG.

Tomorrow evening at O'Clock at the
Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal chur, a
(S5uth), at the corner OF Polk avenue and
Caroline street, there is to be an evening of
sacred music and Rotations TO which
uhe ciuizens OF Houston are cordially in
vited. The programme following shows
that "A number OF HOusDcn's iAvorites are M
terested and THAT a treat is in store for
those who take Advantage of the oppor-
uuuity TO attead. irhe evening is Tree 20 AL,
bul an oneiing WIN be taken before the
close Of the programme:
Opemsng, organ .,.........,......Mr Stoti
Vocal Solo ............M Miss Jennie Boring
Vocal Duet Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Jones and Miss Sadie Jones
Recitation, Tho Chureh and the
World" ......... Mrs. II. IL. MdeNicoll
Vocal Solo ............. Mrs. John Shelrn
Violin Solo ..........4...Dr. L. II. Green
(Organ Accompaniment
Vocal Solo ....''.'..''''''-' Mrs MaNey
Vocal Solo ........ ........... Mrs Fl,ch
Recitation, ~I'he TnRnAle Bed" torgal
mpanimenD Mrs. J. T. Gibbons
Vocal Solo ............,..M Miss Bierbower
Vlcsl solo ..........,. Miss Bessie Warner
Mrs. j. r Gibbons, who is to assist, has
been in this city only short time, hu:
was heard with muuh pleasure by many a
the recent chrYsln,hemu1n show. she is a
pupil OF tho celebrated Emerson College OF
0nat0ry of Boston uad was also II privaie
pupl of Howard Mcnor Other numbers
are being arranged, end altogather The
eyeTilng promises to be a rare occasion,
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Black Dress Goods.

We are proud of black dress goods sock it's the
most complete and comprehensive gathering in the
state of Texas
3S-inch Black Henrettas Herringbone SergeS 10,
and Brocade Mohairs AOc value for ........ IOC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-27
Black and Col0red Silks.

Extreme extravaganza to buy silk waist, skirt or
dress pattern without first viewing oHr superb showing
We know our prices cannot be equailed anywhere.
Rich handsome black Bengaines and Poult de I 1EI
Sole Fancies, entirely new designs '98c and LIZ"
For Waists, black Taffetas in Travers and Bayadere
stripes, especially desirable for tucked effects, OEI
price ....................9Sc and I'EO
Black Satin DuchesSe,
very popular for waists and skirts, "a
price $50, 69c, soc, CSC, f.25, $50 and III -
Liberty Satins will not crush;
they are richest of all silks for evening wear, QQoI
all coors, price .........5 Sc, 75c and O0C
Plain Satin and MORE Antique, in all desirable QQoI
shades, price. .......... 39c, Soc, 75c and VOI
Oomals Bengalines, Rhadames, Peau de Soss, Satin
Suaines, price -. CSC, 1925, 1850, IT'S and 1881
Liberty Silk, Chiffon and Mousseline de Sole, E0,I
all colorS price. .75c and wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-27
High elias. Imported Dress Goods.

4S-nch Satin Soleils, Birdseye GRANTEES, bAyaaere
Berbers, satin striped, Alsacian Velours, Illuminated
Chevrons, Two toned Meonees and 90,
Coverts, silk and wool Poplns and Otto HENS
man Cords, imported to sell $50 to $500 ~
per yard, for ................
Pattern Suits We do the price slashng usually done
in January-nowth finest most exclusive, richest,
rarest pattern robes, imported to sell for g 5n
$3.50 $500, $1,000, $1,000 now. ...
Those approaching first choice should call early.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-27
Firty-hfth cIvn District Court.

The following proceedings were had be-
fore Judge Wilson yesterday:
W. f. Neese VS.. II. p. Mansfield YER
rict OF jury on special Issues submitted,
taken under Adjustment, ordered that with
in ten days the notes given by McElroy
and Hudson be rendered by oil defendants
into court with tie proper releases of the
vendors liens for cancellation or such
other final judgment the court may
render In accordance with the findings OF
the jury; verdict for plaintiff
Elizabeth Mittelstadt vs.. Henry Mittel-
sfaln; Judgment for plaintiff for divorce
and custody OF minor children
James lawlor vs. Theodore Keller; on
trial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-27

The case of James Lawlor VS.. Theo
Keller, an action for damages alleged to
have Resulted from the filing against tho
plaintiff of suit fer debt by the defendant.
Is still on Srial before Judge Wilson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-27

District Clerk ]. 3. Williams has an
nounced his intention of tetaintng his old
foroe OF deputies. Mr.. y, H. numble, the
efficient chef clerk. will continue In that
capacity, while Major j. Il. Walton Will
remain in charge OF the Eleventh district
court. and Mr.. John Is. Ashe in charge OF
those OF the Fifty fIith siQlstrct.