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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-16
WORRYING DALLAS.
Some of The Drummers Who Made
the NMrth NcNmN InMn

the NUrth tcNU> Town.
Dallas. Texas October l5.-Major r. c.
Corbaley, representing tho Bancroft Whit
ney company, publishers OF American law
books, san Francisco, has returned TO
Texas after spending the summer in Maine
and Pennsylvania. Major Corbaley ds a
favorte with tho trayelng men. and has
been warmly welcomed by his Dallas
friends
j. NJ. Hinkle, representing d. S. Watson
4 Co. of New York, paper bags. butter
dishes, etc. has returned from n trip over
tine Siote feeling well satisfied with tho
results.
George b. Hlett OF the Atlanta Steam
Heating company, Atlanta. Ga. spent this
week In Dallas
Arthur Lee Donavan, with Curtis G. Son,
chewing gum manufacturers, of Portland.
Maine. is meeting customers in Dallas dur
ing the fair
W. d. Jones, with the Columbian Fruit
Chewing Gum company. Eikhart, Ind, has
been in Dallas since the Fair commenced.
l.. c. Norvell Of the Vom Cleft Hard
ware comp3ny, New York Ia In Dallls.
Lippincott & Co. publis hers and station
ers. Philadelphia Is maS.ng II pleasant FOR
all his patrons who visit the State far.
A. F. Boyd, with the Van Camp Picking
company, Indianapolis, spent several days
In Dallas this week.
r. A. Hazelton, with the Kalamazoo
Corset company is In from tour OF North
west Texas.
S. T. Akin. with the Stephen Ballard
Rubber company. New York, has been
talking up his business for week past.
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having settled here in lSiS. when the buff
falo were as plentiful here as jack rabbits
are now He was widely known through
out Central Texas for his sterling qualities
and his uncompromisine religious faith.
There never VAS a time IN his ministry
that he would not have gene to the stake
rather than compromise one tenet OF his
faith. He was an eX-Contederate soldier.
having served through that war In Greene's
brigade. After the war ended lie. with
colony of others, went to Brazil TO escape
the reconstruction regime of the Federal
government He was not pleased with tina,
country aad returned to his old HON, in Mi
lam county at the end Of four years. He
leaves a widow and one son and an adopted
daughter. His son lives in Temps. TEXAS.
and his adopted daughter. Mrs. J. NJ. Alex
ander lives in Pocltdale.
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BRENHM BUDGET.
The II. i. A. Visitors Were NumcrOus
During the Week.

Brenham, Texas, October l5.--Post Q has
had many visitors during the past week. in
fact the boys OF the road have been looking
after business in this neck OF the woods to
great extent. Secretary l.. q. Harrison
has welcomed all with glad hand and
urged them to come early and often. He
is genial soul and never fails to con
vince the stranger that he is among
friends. He is now arranging TO put out
large sign. Post Q Headquarters" and
has opened a register, where he desires all
travelling men 10 inscribe their names. The
Houston Post T. p. A. headquarters will
be with him, so that the 'drummers" can
leave their anecdotes.
Samuel Lusk, the well known young man
who handles wooden overcoats for a New
Orleans house Is spending his quarantine
vacation in Brennan. During the prevail
encc OF fever in New Orleans he can not
ship his sales. and the society people OF
Brennan delight in having him with them
for the time.
Sol Harris, who represents Gust Heye g.
Co., spent Thursday in the city.
George Bosselman put IN car load OF
fish here this week. His visits are always
enjoyed by his friends here
r. Gross, the piano man and musician OF
Post @, is now on the road
r. G. Gothard, with TOWNSEND Grace IL
Co.. was here with samples of headgsar
during the week.
II. Gardner arranged TO be tue repre-
sentative OF Post Q at the fair on r. =. a.
Day.
Melville Hart C'Have you met Mr..
Hart?'). representing Dunhams Cocoanut
was in the city Friday.
NJ Sachs, representing Hocastadters New
York liquors, was in the city during the
week
There was trio of shoe men here during
the week: Bert Wetmore. TIE sweet
singer" Hand ONE Harry Zimmerman AMI
Ward McAllister CUPS and Downs').
Hon. z. r. Sinks returned to Giddlngs
today after signing the minutes for the
September term Of the district court He
made several orders on the divorce docket
in cases of minor importance.
There will be an important meeting OF
the Hebrew congregation Sunday morning
at $3.50 o'clock al the synagogue.
T. II. Craig. who has made Brennan bis
home for ute past year. left today for Dali
las where he will locate.
Marriage licenses wire issued today to
Fritz Meyer and Miss Elizabeth Berynsske
Isom Taylor and Hester Vaughan. Daniel
Brooks and Hettie Kelley. Tom Dea .son
and Mary Williams.
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HALLETsvILLE LOCALS.
A Meeting Of Farmers to Discuss the
BDII WeeyIt Pest.

Halletsyille. Texas. October l5.--There
was a meeting OF farmers here today 10
hesr the report Of tee CHI delegates who
represented Layaca county In the boil vice.
vii congress at Victoria last Tuezday.
Strenuous efforts viii be made to destroy
this pest, which in places in the county al
ready u-is year entirely destroyed the cot
ton.
TIE case OF the heirs OF s. G. Hanks
fGecea ed aga,nst the thrty-one defend
ants for tee Hanks ie.gue OF land In this
county went 10 IN al on the 9Th. the de-
PENDANTS severing and the Louis Applet case
going to trial. The jury failing 10 agree.
was discharged today. THIS case involves
more than any ever before tried here.
Tia grand jury adjourned for the term
after finding but seven felony AMI twenty
mis- 1emes nor Indictment, Layaca county
has a population OF $4,000 and is proad OF
her law abiding citizenship.
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AMERICA WILL NOT YIELD.
No Part of the Cuban Debt Is to BE
Assumed by United States.
The FULL EFFECT or The PROTOCOL
BY Signing the Document Spain Re-
linquished All Claims of SOvcr-
eighty Over and Title to Cuba.

Paris, October 15.-The American and
Spanish peace commissioners closed their
first two weeks labors here today and the
progress made has been negative action.
Inc protocol provided that Spain will re-
anguish all claims of sovereignty over and
'ltle to Cuba" Naturally the sessions We're
ueSoted to the Cuban article of the pro-
'ocol. Naturally, too, the Americans opened
lne'r case by the assumption that little or
No action was necessary on the ground that
i'S position WIS definitely fixed by the
'e'us OF the protocol, Notwithstanding at
Inc last meeting last Thursday the Span
'a'us submitted suggestions and propo- ais,
amounting to holding that the United
suites should take over all or part of the
euoih debt. After reading this present.
s4e1s IN English on Tuesday Ssnor Rios,
PRESIDENT of the Spanish commission,
e'eaiiy repesteQ it at length and rel.er-
a.eo the same in summarized Iorm Inc
'uie'lcahs at their own session on We'd
,.a! tcok up the Spanish presentment
s, 49, ueusfmined the formulation OF the an
W OF The United States upon which the
10 t,..icai force was busity engaged until the
.our OF the Friday session, the commls
TVS Tvs n the meanwhile deyislng, ampli-
mi, mis- ana certifying it, Careful, exact and
,rn IN was the preparation of the answer anu
~ 1t became impossible as intended
copy of il on the Spanish be-
NY 'he hour of opening the session, so
nros me oral discuss on might begin
in,np.i!' Thus II happened that the Amer
mt, .s carried the answer which was sub
e,'n,', at the opening of the session, oc-
| n nr,Np
fully three.
u.,one save the commissioners, Secretary
roore and Interpreter Ferguson know what
RS SAID Possibly the question OF the as
swpton OF the Cuban debt by the United
~ was settled then and there. Whether
Nv Nv americans declined to assume the
naa obligations on account Of Cuba,
present know.
~ Shateyer may have transpirei at yes
v..ass session. whether the Spaniards
All or not advised that the United States
he Nsntd 10 assume the Cuban debt, It may
i, slncuy said that with such lights as
r,, uow mas the United States commission
asa , consistently and to The end refuse to
In an, ,s all or any part Of the Cuban debt.
thu absence OF reasoning more cogent
an any yet advanced. the United States
Ia aa.t.- "Hi' ~ ~ las nv aiiees' 49,
~ eeeiare that the Cuban debt represents
prs. treasure chiefly spent by Spain in sup
rins insurrections and possibly IN war
ne, On the United States. II they have
vii, .ieany been so informed the Spantards
era oe assured that the Un.sed States has
Cnn. enormous sums, not TO acquire
|tlnns' Out TO free 1t from disastrous condi-
ma. LOT self-goyernment. wh.eh pre-sup-
,,o,s me self-assumptioa OF hist ob.iga-
~ =, me spaniards will, II indeed 1t has
a. aesdy been done. have pressed upon
nmn1e TACT that by the signature OF the
they utterly relinquished all
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Morphine, Laudanum and
Kindred Habits.
The Purdy Cure-a Painless, Safe
and Guaranteed Home
treatment.

The following statement is from \ wsu
known Tennessee lady.
Mllington. Tenn. Sept. H. 1898.
Dr. Purdy. Houston, Texas
Dear Doctor; Yours of the 2gth instant
was received a few days ago, and / am Will.
ING 10 send you my testimonial aud hope
1t may be OF service TO you In your great
work, as well az to these who may be In
the same unhappy condition | once was
Bur, ihankS 10 you and my God, am free
IRON tse morphine curse. | Will state that
| had used morphine Ave years and had
tried other treatments. which came near
KILLING me, and had almost given up In
despair ans had often thought II did nor
get relief soon ] would take an overdose
and end 1t all. When first received your
booklet somehow ! had faith Ia 1t ard
commenced the treatment May TO- 1898, JUST
lacked seven days OF month before my
baby was born. The baby suffered at first
and had TO give II small doses o, the
treatment; she got along all right aud is
perfectly well at this time. As for myself.
] felt better after tho first Dose and never
needed or wanted morphine any more
did my own work up 10 my confinement,
and since got we'll. and can honestly say
! am as well aud free from morphine as I
was before ! ever touched 1t, aud my baby
Is cured also. How | wish I could help
others that suffer ash did those. too, who
have been deceived and disappointed by
those who claim to cure this habit but
whoe remedies always fail. Personally I
dislike publicity, but for humanity's sake
| am willing TO waive all such constlera-
tons and allow DR. Purdy 10 give this let
ter the widest currency
Thanking you again for the past. ami may
Col bless you, remain, sincerely and
gratefully yours,
MRS. ANNIE v. WELLINGTON.
For further Information, book OF tosti-
monaals. etc. call or write DIR. PURDY,
Blnz Building Houston, Texas.
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ALL ARE INNOCENT.
The ex-Guards Were Present. hut INA
Not Do Any shooting

virden, H., October l5.-lnside the
stockade Coroner Hart resumed the IN
quest over the bodies OF the victims OIL
The fight at the Chicago Virian Coal Com
pany mines. Three witnesses were exam
ined, all ex-guards OF the company. They
admitted that they were present dur.hs
the fight. but denied having taken par :
in the battle. This mine Officials nave 80
yet given no intimation regAr1'ng ~
nnmher ~ witnesses they expect to present
b,Jf from the leisureiy manner the inqussl
was conducted today 1t may be prolonged
week
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NEGROES ROUNDED UP.
The Mining Company Intends TO I'm
mort the Negroes Into Illinois.

ST. Louis, October 15.-Acting Manager
c.. Mills of the Thiel detective agency, TINS
city, received Telegram late this after
noon from the Chicago Virden Coal com
rany at Virden, H., telling him to keep
the fifty-seven negro miners who were
brought 10 this city, the coal company to
pay their expenses. The telegram said that
the negroes would be kept IN ST. LOUIS
until protection for them at Vrden could
be hal and then they would be taken there
and put TO work in the mines at uaat place,
Thiel's men and the police began imTe-
diately to round those up who had scattered
around the city and took them 10 the four
courts, where they will be kept until other
quarters are secured.
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Boys Double
Breasted
Knee Pants
Suits,
Sizes run
from s to Is.
Coat and Pants
form these Suits.

Black cheviot. neckcd with green and !,
nlu,sh Gray Mixed chsvio,; Il: =
Checked Chcviot Observation-Disclosures. ~
Fire All Wool Plain Black Cheviot 49,. "
Small, Checked seal Brown and Gray.
fnitest thread plaid OF red ............. " !
Heavy Gray and black Check All WOOL :. /.
thtviot neutrality-suspicious.. ~
Light All Wool Scotch Novelty Cheyiot,
brown and gray plaid, with thread OF i.
hsht tan ...'..,..,.'.'.,,'.-.... '...''.'. -
Gray odorlcss English Corduroy, fancy .
lteht horn buttons. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
Heavy Gray Sottlcd stripe Chevict !nov.
clty). double seat and knee. hoidfAst
buttons. elastic waistband. ...;...-..,;... y
Gray and Brown striped Novelty Che
yot. silk cord piping. light horn but .
Fine Heavy Black chcyiot Combination
suite, pairs Of pants, each with
double knees and seat. elastic band.
fcdtast buttons, price for outht, u
Hctked with black. double knees and
seat. elastic band hoidfast buttons..... ~
Little Governor. Brown and Tan Mixed
Chtvict tall hnc WOOL. handsome mot
Brown and Tan Mixed All Wool Che
viot faint plaid of red and green. fancy :.
notified buttons go. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Little Governor Dark Bluc Wide Vale
All Wool Chcviot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Brown. Gray and Light Tan Checked
All Wool Cheviot. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Cold brown. Seal Brown, Tan aud Green
Mixed Chcv,ot. extra nne horn but
Brown, black and Gray Mixed CASH
mere thread OF garnet silk, .s....,,.,,. "
Finest All Wool Smooth Imported Tweed.
Black aud Tan Broken Pin Check.
thread Of green family showing. spien-
die hort buttons Observation-Disclosures. -
Very soft, smooth nne Cream coiored
M,rino. silk stitched and trimmed. well
finished. fine pearl buttons. garment. "a
Natural Tan Merno soft and neocy. silk
trimmed and stitched. garment. ....... u
Hetvy Weight Cream Coiored Ribbed
Er'brlggan, very strong aud durable,
tAtlr trimmed. pearl buttons. garment. 10
Extra Heavy Natural Gray, fleece lined.
sllh trimmed. pearl buttons, garment. SC
l'cnvy Natural Gray. half wool. very
iofi silk trimmed, pearl buttons, gar
Natural Gray and Pure White. very rne.
all wool, SILK trimmed nne pearl but
tons, garment ,s.........4...,..,a..... 81
Medium Tan. Heavy Jersey Ribbed, all
wool silk faced. pearl buttons gar
L'rh, Weigh. Brown vicuna Wool, silk
trimmed silk stitched, nne pearl but
tons garment Observation-Disclosures. 81
Several Of these lots ARE In sizes shirts
Ky to ~ Inches, drawers 30 TO Is iuches
REGULAR size range Of all lots, shirts 81
to i6 inches. drawers 30 to a inches.
Order by mail $500 worth of mer
chandise, enclose money order an,
we will prepay all expressage.
ED. KAN,
MAMMOTH CLoTHieR.
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claims of sovereignty over and the title

to Cuba.
If they have not yet heard 1t, the Span :
lands will hear the expression of American
surprise that Spain. having SO uncond!-
tionally and unequivocally surrendered
Cuba should now advance claim or even
a suggestion OF the United States assum-
ing the debt OF territory which, though
surrendered by Spain, was unsought by the
United States as a conquest prize Is not
now a possession OF the United States ana
which has been freed by the United States
at a vast expense to the United states
for independence now or until maturei for
self government The United States
progress has been achieved negatively
for with the present light the Americans
will decline the responsibility OF single
peseta of the so-called Cuban debt
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graph. $4s5 ,4Sl urrenderei property $685.
Sos; total valuations. s95S6, 9S2, Decrease
from 1897, sl3l,3l This liz principally
from loss OF W. r. Carter &c Bros large
will plant at Barnum last year, and $500
per mlae decrease in value fixed on the
Houston East and West Texas railway
There are about 100 more asseesmeaes for
this year than last.
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BRIEF FOREIGN ITEMS.

ALEXANDRIA. Egypt--SeyeFal additional
arrests have been made IN connection with
tne plot against Emperor William.
zANTE. fonian Isles.--The emperor and
empress OF Germany and their suites have
arrived here. putting IN TO escape gale.
LONDoS.--The Duchess OF Marlborough
gave birth 10 her serond al iiampden
house, Queen street. which the duke recently
rented, apparently for the event
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Richmond Texas. October 15-The Jay
bird democratic association win build a
wiswam In which the association will meet
next Thursday. the Goth. for the purpose
OF, Nominating county officers. The court
bouse VIII not accommodate tao crowd
which viii be from 1900 to 1000 In number.
The people OF Richmond are making prcpt
arations 10 accommodate every member Of
the association.
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Black and Brown Mixed Chovot, fock-
Cd With green and rcd wide collar,
trimmed With three rows narrow black
soutachc braid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Gray and Black Mixed Heavy All Wool
CheNiot, Wide collar, trimmed with one
row OF wide and two rows Of narrow
black woot braid. sleeves trimmed
WITH three rows of braid. gray specklcd
DuttonG Observation-Disclosures. y.
Black and Reddish Brown LARGE Checked
All Wool Cheyiot. wide collar. trimmed
with three rows Of wide black wool
braid, large brown notified horn but
IONS .,',s.,- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
hcayy Dark Bluc All Wool Chcvlot,
wide collar trimmed with broad band
OF llerculos braid, sleeves trimmed
likewise Observation-Disclosures, 50.
Beautiful Scotch Novelty Rough Finish
ed Cheviot. light tan aud dark brown
mixture, with faint fleck of rod. wide
collar very aristically braided with
-FOUR rows OF u Inch dark brown Her
cules. sleeves with three rows OF braid.
lleht notified buttons ,......,,,,.n..... s..
Brown Tan and BLACK Mixed All Wool
Cheyiot, wide collar trimmed With u
broad band of Hercules braid and Two
rows OF narrow gold brown silk braid.
sleeves trimmed lkowise, iine light
notified buttons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50,
Handsome an Fine Wool Scotch Novelty
chevot, small dark brown and light
check falntrst wido oyerplaid OF green.
wide collar. trimmed with broad ban
dark brown Hercules braid and one
row narrow waved elk braid sleeves
same. fine lRht buttons ,.n,,..,..,. 81,
Fine smooth Wide Vale Black Serge,
widn collar, trimmed In five rows OF
black wool braid, sleeves same. ....,... So
Light Scotch Novelty Dark Brown and
Light Tan, faint Wide overplnld Of rcd
wide collar. trimmed with Que row Of
wide and one row OF marrow Hercules
braid. sleeves same, notified horn but
tons Observation-Disclosures. So,
We originated the gift giving In
Houston. Giving gums free with euits
means that we give you n large part
of the profit content 10 make little
hero aud little there to swell a grand
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halfway Held Responsible.

St. Louis, Mo-, October l5'--ihe my
saven negro men with their seventeen
women and children, who were orousn. -
s.. Louis after being driven out oil VIZ
dem. are being cared for by the city ee'n.
norarily. The negroes desire 10 De 49,
back no Alabama. bu; they have no traas.
nortation. Mayor Zeigenhein says ehs. ~
viii demand that the St Louis AGA ueors.s
railroad. which landed them ne's ssain
ana penniless. take them out OF wv
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Polk County Taxes.

ty commissioners cour; completed It's du-
ties OF examining tax rolls for the year
and approved same this evening. showing
IS follows; Resident rosi. sl.44o.as non
resident roll. ssa5s49; railroad and teis.
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F~rgu.on wn. Re-eIec,ed.

Hlcnmond, Texas, October ia repub-
hean convention was held here this even
ing for the pur2ose OF electlng a Chairman
Tor this senatorial district. II. c. Fergu-
son was reelected chairman. A large
crowd was In attendance. Mr. Hawley o.,
Galveston and Thimpson OF HempstcuI
were present and delivered addresses in
the interest OF their party.
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rort worth union Depot.

Ds.las. Texas. october ia meeting
CT tie general managers Of the roads ca-
tering For. Worth, called TO consider the
Fort Worth union depo, question. was held
in Dailss today. No decisive step was
taken and another mee,it,s is coon to b.
allied b. chsiruan S. II. Hockey. The
santa Fe people are dissatisfied with the
DEFY in re- mater ant threaten TO bu.id a
depot Of their own.
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Standards Are Leaving.

San Juan. Porto Rico. October 15.-The
STEAMER Covadonga sailed for Spain today
carving $500 troops
The Rena Maria Cristina will sail tomorrow
for Spain with Captain General Maclas ana
his staff on board.
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AN AGED MINISTER.
r,ser BegeIy Of Milan County """e
"a His Reward.

Rookdale. Texes. October 1i.-Eiaer W..
T. II. Begely died in this city OIL "eu"s
asy october IS. IN his seyenty-sixtn year
He mas been minister of the Baptist 's
nomination for forty-iwo years. anu ..' -
that lime had preached the gospel ~ Mi'a'n'
n.-,oan md adjoining counties. He was
~ =, The nicneer preachers Of this county
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| Coat GRAY anj White Mixed Chevio,. all
pnnfs md wool, large wide collar. botjcrci
w." with bright red htosdclo,h trimmed
NcstcS. with rows black braid, veStee
| trimmed with red hroaicloh and rows braid ,.so
park Blue or Black All Wool Chevot.
viue collar Of same. trimmed In rows
of wide and rows OF narrow black
soutacho braid. vest trirncd with
rows braid Observation-Disclosures. s. 81
Heavy Scotch Novelty cheviot. Notified
Gray and Black Striped Cheviot, wide
cellar artistcaily trimmed with Her
cclts and soutache braid, front of coat
trimmed with fancy braid designs aud
covered silk buttons, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, s. 81
Dark and Light Brown Faint Checked
Cheviot. faintest showing OF red wide
collar trimmed with broad band OF
hi .ght rcd btoadcloth and six rows
back soutachc braid vestoo solid red
bioadcoth, which pockets and wheel
and anchor worked tn black silk... - u
Handsome Nlckcled Air Rifles
given with either Boys' or Chill.
drcn's Suit will not be sent
when oNpressaSe is prepaid by
Vostec Suits, Dark blue Rough Finished
Worsteds collar trimmed with two
broad bands Of Hcrculoa braid, each
edged with bright red silk soutache
braid. vcstce plain with black wheel
and red anchor In Observation-Disclosures. 81 10
Light brown aud Tan Mixed chcviot,
faintest crossbar of red. wide collar
trimmed with broad band OF brown
btoadcioth ornamcpted with nine rows
of narrow red and white silk soutacne
linid vestee OF plain brown hroadcloth.
silk anchor worked IN white and dark
brown NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 so
Vcsice Suit with regular coat collar quot
wide collar, Dark Blue Winter Weight
serge. large black buttons. coat faced
with very nne black silk, vostec plain
with pretty black silk ornament. ....,. s. %
DARK Brown, Light brown and Light
Tan Notified Check Chevlot wido col
lar. trimmed with seven rows narrow