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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-09

Pearl Knode, the sixteen year old
son Of F. Knode, proprietor of the meat
market, died last Friday OF some
trouble OF the brain and spine. He
was only sick four days. The funeral
was held Sunday at the residence on
the corner Of Fourth and Washington,
Rev. Irwin conducting the services
Mr.. Knode wishes us to express his
thanks to the many friends who so
freely offered their services
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-09

Elmer May is the victim Of horrible
revenge. He sent an express package
so the band boys G. o. d. There was
nothing ofvalue in 1t and it was sent
ms joke. 1t seems that sold iers are
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-09

We are informed that Stewart Row.
land is making very poor progress to-
ward health at the Sanitarium in Battle
Greek, Michigan. AS is well known he
was unable to take charge Of his work
in the normal institute here. He has
been suffering more or less from nerv-
GUS prostration Tor two or three years
fbut his friends hoped he would entirely
recover soon. He writes that he is be-
coming quite discouraged,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
CITY nREV,TIEs.


Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns are the happy
parents Of bouncing baby girl, born to
them on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. ? s. Nussbaum announce the
engagement Of their daughter Mollie to Mr..
SOL Saper of San Antonio.
a marriage license was Issued by COUNTY
Clerk Ed +. Dupree yesterday to Frank Cole
man and Albertha Burle.
Tho East End Gun club will have a shoot
for the eli b medal st + N. saturday at their
grounds near the crcosote works.
The Woman's Relief Corps Will have their
social tea at the homo Of Mrs. II. 7. Rice,
M Chencvert street. from o'clock to p. m.
today.
There are undelivercd messages az the Of
fee of the Western Union Telegraph company
for A. d. Childress, Miss Agnes Reymer, o..
H. Brown
The cattlo feeding Industry has assumed
proportions In Houston. and no less than 1000
heal OF cattle were fed here during the past
winter season.
The revival meetings at the Mckee Street
church will continue through the week, at
p. m and p. III. Rev. Dr, Lowery Will do
the preaching.
Clan McGregor No. Z will give smoker
tonight in their new hall in the Fox building
at o'clock All Scotchmen and descendants
OF Scotchmen cordially invited.
Next Thursday evening, May 10. the l. o. d.
y. lodge will give a lawn party and dance at
Moctitorc Hall and lawn a pleasant evening
Is promised by those IN charge.
The Young Ladies association of the First
Presbyterian church VIII meet this afternoon
al $50 O'Clock at the chapel. for the trans
action of regular and very urgent business.
Jesse White, a negro arrested by the police
force for burglary aud theft OF shotgun,
some Gays ago, was granted privilege OF bail
in the sum of 500 yesterday by Justice Fitae.
A specimen Of flax grown at Houston
Heights was lett at The Post editorial rooms
yesterday. The seed was planted March t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
Personal MENTION.

Mr. v II Lubbock of Austin was in the
city yesterday.
DR. J. Jones and wife are at the Lawlor,
from Beaumont.
Captain A. Faulkner leaves this morning on
q visit to friends in Austin.
Miss l., Lastr0pe of Washington ia among
tho arrivals at thu Lawlor
II. g. liittrell, travelling man, loft for
Austin last night on business.
Colonel William Cameron OF Waco IA in the
city, stopping at the HGtchlnS
Mr. Julian Wright Of this city has returned
from visit to friend In Waco.
Mrs. NJ, H. Abbott and Miss Abbott OF
crowley. La, are guests az the Lawlor
Mrs. John Traylor Of Edna and Miss Laura
York OF Victoria arc guests al the Capitol
Fir. $. w. Mccall Of Colorado springs. Go,
torGay.
Rev. j, C, Midyett will conduct services ot
o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Il. Thompson and Mrs. w
y, -, nenlson of Galveston, have apartments al
the Lawlor
Mrs John f. Bering left last Friday for
Navel Nh 10 spend mouth visiting her friend
Mt \. u. Barry. Dallas, is at the Canjtol
Nh u, w. Cleveland, Fayetteville. Ark 10
sc.s; at he l.awlor. "' 70
Surveyor $. T., Packard returned fro,, In.
san lacinto river region after several days,
surveying in that section.
MI IL, L. preneman, Paris, Texas. who has
bnegn engaged In government contract work n,
Galveston, is at the Hutchins, ~
"A. +. Sauer, manager for the Southar, f,o,
TON on company, left for New Orleans oyer
tho southern Pacific last night
Solond and Mrs. W. B. benson and Or.
and Mrs j. y. Thompson formed a pIcassnt
party from Galveston In the city yesterday,
Mr. W. G. Kegans spent Sunday In aus,,,
ne went TO visit his son, Hamp, who is
member Of the Houston cavalry Troon n
First regiment. 'p ~
.V, I, Cook, superintendent OF the westcr,
Union Telegraph company of 81 I,onis ~,
Tor sat, Antonio last night after several dnvs
on business in Houston. ''''
,o Pr J. Barghsim loft last night for San An
toilo TO attend tho State pharmacists nnnna,
meeting, lie viii go TO Austin snd "ra an
Mahry before returning homo. N"'p
caItain Iowles Of the Houston cavalry who
spent sunday here with his family ana ~
turned 70 Austin last night. SAYS his CON- NJ
OF the camp excellent "ea''n
M'' ana MIRA u, A. Gomez, Who were han.
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womn,.'S rrcss Associa,iou.

Mrs, NJ. A. Booth, who has returned
frcm the meeting of the Woman's Press
association at Waco, says the Houston
delegation had a most delightful time: that
the papers read were all exceptionally
good. and il would be impossible to dis
crminate where SO much erudition was In
evidence. The discussions which these
papers called forth were very helpful.
There was also much discussion along
other lines calculated to instruct and maxi,
the association a power for good TO ali
who participated in it's deliberations. The
trip Will be one long remembered both In
literary and social sense.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

Houston ladies are not In the least be
h'nd in demonstrations of patriotism and
never lacking in efforts to show their
appreciation and tealty to the flag by the
husbands, brothers. sons and sweetheart
who have enlisted in the army of Irn,,,
sam for National honor and humanity
Iho Houston volunteers are included In M
companies TO be transferred eaAt and i,
would be an encouraging recognition nj
the loyalty OF the boys and a pleasing oc-
casion generally shonld they be given
reception and lunch nv the fair ladies nc
they come marching through Houston 20
ing to the front None bur the brave de-
serve the fare prepared by the Houston
ladies fair,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
THE SPANISH CoLoRs


A few weeks ago a very elegant barber
shop was fitted out in the Hutchins house
building next to the office of the Bust
ness League The lessee of the house,
doubtless not through design but merely
with the desire of selecting gaudy and at
tractive oolors, striped the entire front of
the shop with red and yellow alternating.
Now il happens that red and yellow are
the Spanish national colors, and to show
to what an extreme sentiment is carried
Hubert n Carter. who run the shop, are
in pickle because all OF their custom
ers are leaving them, declaring that they
Will not patronze a Spanish shaving shop.
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WASHINGTON sweet Revival.

The revival at Washington Street Meth
odist church continues with great interest.
Rev. S. II. Morgan of Hampstead. TEXAS.
came In on the evening train and preached
an eloquent sermon last night from tho
text. Awake, thou that sleepest. and
arise from the dead. and Christ shall
slve thee light" Mr. Morgan is quite an
orator lie speaks very rapidly and vet
distinctly Services at 5 and p. M. every
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
The OId Tan Road.

The petition of J. w. Barnhill and
othres for improving The old tap road to
Brays bayou submitted to the county
commissioners at their recent meeting.
was referred to the county surveyor for
fun particulars aud necessary data, and 1t
was ordered that the Improvements asked
for in the petition be done in its order and
as soon as practicable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

Notwithstanding war IS on the State Of
IeNas is TO he we'll represented at the
Omaha exhibition. Texas is grand in VA
put srander still in peaoe; every dollar ex-
pended on the exhibit will be returned to
us hundred fold.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

contractor had used hut four inches Of SAN
when the specifications called for six
Thoy recommended that the engineer msk
an estimate OF the value OF tho matsria
omitted and that settlement with the con
tractor be made upon this basis.
Aldermen Dickson and Ialyerton bot
contendsd that there was more involve.
than the actual cost OF the material lot
out. that the impairment OF the payemen
on such Il hight Foundation must be ,akef
into consideration.
The report was referred to the engineer
and street and bridge committee for report
NEW BUSINESS.
BY Alderman Heiser, motion that the
electric light commission proceed to So
cure site for an electric light plant. Re-
ceived and filed.
| BY Alderman Cortes, motion that the
| mayor purchase a street sweeper Tor the
sweeping of the paved streets. Referred
to hospital committee.
| by Alderman Sonnen. motion that q
street and bridge committee confer With
| the Houston aud Texas Central Railway
| company concerning the construction Of
a tunnel under its tracks at oak street.
| Carried.
| BY Alderman sonuen, a motion that the
| contractor be notified to complete the
| Houston avenue and Edwards street
sewer as per contract. Carried
ny alderman heiaer. action tna' me
attorney take Steps ~ eompeI tne MIS-
souri, Kansas ana ItHhS 10 1l'cn eiphs
The south side OF their track In the city
limits. Carried.
10y Alderman holser' motion mat ihe
mayor ana finance committee take steps
by vote Of the taxpayers. to he used for
tho construction Of an electric light plant.
Nalried.
10y Alderman llalVerton' q motion tnat
'he american nag presented IN" ilen
srhonl py MI H. L. ltue pc holsteh anu
I hcpl llylng from the rug pole on the hiEn
school square Carried.
NY Alderman Rosenthal' motlon that
me mayor purchase ilag8 tor an othet
school ana public buildings not PROVIDED
win them ana ihat they be nsad. carried.
by alderman Rosenthal. motion mat
| me TeN0s western railroad ha noiilled 10
either operate rs road or remove It's track
aIons ~ l1mauuel street ~ was slS
soSteh me altiic0liy IN the way OF carry
ing opt TINS motion was TO INA some one
To nolhy
Ihe matter was referred to the attor-
ney' llkc%ise similar motion tn refer
once 70 tho removal OF the track Of the
Magnolia Belt railway along Commerce
stree
By Alderman Blackburn, q motion that
the street commissioner remove the dirt
'lnpauIed along odln 0veuuo. Carried.
Aluefnnu Dickson called attention 10
lhe practice ot building fires on wood
raved streets for heating tar in preparing
Tar no gravel roofs lie said that in
ioii way holes wero burned In the surface
"' lpr pavement Tho matter was called
80 'ho attention Of the chief Of police
ID fFssl NJ AttN l.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

ni'y married at the home OF the fair bride in
Navasoia on Sunday afternoon, are spending
tho. honeymoon in the city, and are guests IT
the Lawlor. Mr.. Gomez Is the well known
1cweiet OF Richmond, where the young couple
VIII In future reslde
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
Recruiting nfacc.

Lieutenant Franklin of the Twenty third
United States infantry continues his re-
cru''ihg office at 200 Main street, lie sent
away nine recruits yesterday 10 New Or.
leans. Lieutenant Franklin's headouor-
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ora srAaay pANxER.
The Patriotism Of the People Grows
In EufhuNtrsm


In Enthusiasm.
Houston will soon be city OF fiags- and
National symbols and the thousands OF Wis.
iting strangers who daily come within it,
gates VIII read in the reverence we pay to
"old Glory" the patriotic spirit OF the
people. Everybody now seems to VIE With
his neighbor in throwing 10 the breeze the
starry ensign OF the country's glory. and
the action taken b. the city council yes
| terday viii do much toward stimulating
the noble sentiment which had already
taken such deep root in almost every cir
Gle OF tho community. Flagrsising IS now
the order OF the day in this city, and too
much credit can not be given to those who
thus eylnoe the only evidence OF loyalty
and devotion they are at present permitted
to show. In this as in everything else
Houston will always be found In the fore
front, and should 1t require a greater aud
a graudcr gsCriice---the sending OF more
brave hearts to join the gallant band al
ready enlisted for the war--the Magnolia
city will Enthusiastically contribute its
quota, and viii be found reauy 10 raise
iine limt' at al times. In the meantime,
however. let "Old Glory wave in as many
places rs possibie, ANA let the spirit IL in
spires be freely iustilled Into the hearts
aud minds Of the rising generation. teach
ing them that love OF country which Is at
once both the foundation OF government and
the perpetuation OF liberty.
The City hall hoisted It's beautiful man
moth flag yesterday, aud it will continue
to float In triumph above the building as
long as the Nation has an enemy u con
quer or victory 10 glory in.
In unison with the prevailing sentiment.
Uncle Dan Smith has turned loose the Ma
tional banner, and the Federal building or
postofico is keeping up with the process
sion.
Tho United States flag continues to
wave proudly above the Southern Pacific
railway shops. and can be seen for miles
around the city
Hoffman & Co., vino were among the first
TO display the stars and Stripes, are also
among the first to unfurl the Texas banner
Tho nag at tho International and Great
Northern yard Is a thing of beauty aud a
Joy forever in the neighborhood where 1t
hangs.
The magnificent flag of the Houston and
Texas Central railway shops. like those Of
the other patriotic railway employees OF the
city, is credit to those who raised It,
The American Express company flaunts
"Old Glory" to the willing winds, and 1t
proudly waves above the building daily.
This morning between 8 and o'clock
the symbol OF National loerty win be
raised with fitting ceremonies above the
eutcrpTiElug establishment of Ed Kiam
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Revival n, the Methodist Tnbernnc,

Rev c, j. oNley. pastor OF the st. James
Methodist church OF Galveston. arrived In
the city yesterday and spoke at tho after
noon and night services at the Methodist
iaoernae'e church, Mr., ONlcy is an ear
nest and interesting speaker. and those
VINO heard him yesterday and last night
were very much pleased. Tho services are
already interesting and have the promise
OF dofng much good, There will he SER
vices this afternoon at 4 o'clock and to-
night at S15 o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17

ters as recruiting officer will remain here
Indefinitely. but today he will go to Sihu-
lenberg and other towns along the South
ern Pacific for the purpose of enlisting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
Mid the NUS Of cbiokamausa there has

Inc best appetizer and regulator Of the
uisestiVe organs is Angostura Bitters. pre.
Pdrea by Dr. u u. b. Siegert & Sons.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
Nervous Exhaustion
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Is supren,ely beneficial
s"ua substitutes. = Put up only in bottles.
wooTAN WELLS

This health and pleasure resort Il now
Wide open for reception OF visitors ~.
have hotel and boarding houses with nricss
20 SUIT all corners. Our excursion ticket l.
on sale on most Of the railroads.
we are now boring an artssian well
A short visit TO Wootfn now viii 4.
anybody good. wootan Wells Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-17
orn riRsr SALUTE TO SPAIN.

For The Post.
A. The folds Of Old Glory. ere sinking to Sleep
Apd our Jack pacing slow er the deck Of
the Malnc.
With Thought OF his birthplace, its mountain
comrlaindd to himself and the gathering
night.
"Nc letter todoy-oh, why don't Alice write?"
He'd his pipe DER the rail knocked the ash
Ga2ed peusiyey down at the dark pillows
Then. bashfullv kissing fair golden tross
Sad. Good night, little sweetheart, ! go to
my rest.
oh God. leep her safe til her lover gets bpck
And may the cherub aloft iook out fol- her
Jack
HIS simple prayer said, in his hammock he
Hts thoughts flying fac on slumber's soft
wings
Take him back to their tryst, beneath the tan
pine.
lie AGAIN clasps her close secs her bonnie
eyes shine:
with murmured cndearmont he turns in
his rest
And his sweetheart's soft riuslet clasps close
10 his breast.
Little girl. you've got a letter." the grutt
old postmau said
And p she raised her happy face he turned
away his head.
Wien she reached up for the mssive on her
hand there dropped a tear
What is this? Oh what does this mean ?"-.
in her voice deadly fear
This Is mine! wrote this letter! This IL
ono ] wrote to Jack"
And she trembling turned the missive-
Dead was written on its back.
Ry that act of Spanish cileness deed that
henda might we'll dsolalm.
Snain achieves fitting climax to her centu-
ries of shame.
It's history pregnant moment when a
mighty nation weeps,
And a mighty growing war cry grumbles out
across the deeps,
And cry for vengeance rises DER the spot
where Jack has ied.
ana o or the grave beneath the pine where
sleeps his promised liiae.
Mld the NUS Of Chickamauga there has met
mighty throng: NIT
lneY nave tossed aloft ola Glory, they're Ton
hun0red thousand strong
" er thc wires burns Il message, crossing
,- mountain, stream and plain
ihtS nave got good news from Dewey he's
remembering the Maine
our praVe tars are after vengeance. thev vera
comrades of the slain
ana Bin hundred dead Castillian5 mari, our
hrst salute to SPAIN" 01'
]. NJ. Lewis.
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TAKING 4 FRESH HOLD
On the Proposition to Build City
Light Plant.
MOI ACCORDING TO sptClFICA lions.
Tho Main street Pavement snid 10
ne short on Fiilins-Postai Teic-
graph Franchise Ordinance.

The city council met yesterday In regu'a
session. with Mayor Brasbear presidnl
and oil the aldermen present.
The following petitions we're read am
disposed Of:
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-22
-Scventcc1 quart agate dish
pan for soc at Gcrig e Co.'S.

-Seventcc2 quart agate dish
pan for soc at Gcrig & Co.'S.
-TcrkrrWren OH Linlment, the
king of pain, % cent, per bottle.
Tydings & Go
j. IL. Vereen, who is with j.
Puttgenbach & Co., at Curdeal,
is in town after phosphate hands.
He wants 100 men.
-NOn will not "Sce that hump"
if you wear our shoulder braces.
10 cents and upwards At j. j.
FuiIcr'S.
Reduced to 10 cents. The
old reliable % cent DR.. Sardcr's
Eye Lotion. genuine, 10 cents, at
Tydngs q co.
\. f. Handley Of Cordial
spent Saturday and Sunday in
town. Mrs. HandIey and the
children are still visiting in the
North.
You invite disappointment
when you experiment. D. " tits
Little Early Rlsers are pleasant,
easy, thorough little pills. They
cure constipation and sick head
ache just rs sure AS YOU take
them. Anti Monopoly drug
store.
j. B. Sutton, the Ocala seed
man, has just finished tacklng
10000 big advertising cards for
his business on the trees of South
Florida along the roads and at
every cross road that he reached
in his drives through the coun-
try. He has begun to receive or
ders from them. Mr.. Sutton is
good advertiser and believes in
the papers as medium.
Truth wears we'll. People have
learned that Dewitt's Little
Early Risers are reliable little
pills for regulating the bowels,
curing constipation and sick
headache. They don't grippe.
Anti Monopoly drug store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-22
A nice line Of fancy crackers
t l5c pound. GeriS q Go.

A nice line Of fancy crackers
at l3c pound GeriS q Go.
You miss it by not eating
DANES ice cream. Something:
new every day.
Nice Florida syrup in cans
and bottles, will TICKLE your
palate. Only at Gcrig & Co.'S.
Persons desiring to preserve
eggs for winter or spring use can
get Per-Alsretta at Tydings e
Co
Ben Bell and Ion Farris who
went to Jacksonville Il few days
ago, have secured 49,, l,,'sl-
tlOnS.
FOR "'that tired fecIing'
slumbcr in one e our ~.7nL
robes. At clearing sale at j. j.
L "'l'' D
Z. l.. Everett of Company l,
lst Wisconsin, IS IN town on a
visit to one of our fair young
ladies.
Einost line If toilet SCANS in
TOWN ..Ei,rhth \Nondc,,', tar
co,n ,rho hoc+ tor Coan mad.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

The freshest box candy in
town at Danes.
w. X. Mcdonald has returned
FROM Jacksonville.
Try that cold chocolate with
cream at Troxier'S.
Buy I'll egg poacher and be
happy. GcriS 81 co.
William Hooker returned from
Sea Breeze Saturday afternoon
-Schley values at Ccrvcra
figures. Davidson & VanEchop.
ID. Sherwood, the shoemaker,
has shut up shop and joined the
army.
-Negligec and soft bosom
shirts at clearing sale at j. j.
Fullcr'S.
-Boratcd Talcum Powder, 10
cents, at the Autobiography
drug store.
Mrs. r. A. BurfOrd and chill
drcn will return from Sea Breeze
tomorrow
Malt Extract for strength, at
the ANTI lopoly drug Store.
Six bottles for 81.
--SchIay values at Cervera fig
ures at clearing sale Of summer
clothing at j. j. FulIer's.
Fresh and new garden seed
for fall planting received. Also
onion sets. Tydings & Co.
Double heels and toes. Weak
ness in price only. Clearing out
sale Of half hose at J. j. Fuller's.
Little Johnnie Sutton, only
seven years Of age, is the young
est ''buSineSs man" in town. He
has a retail ice business and de-
livers his ice in a little wagon
every morning, doing the entire
work himself. He clears 81 per
week.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-22

The Epworth League meeting
ut the Methodist church yester-
day afternoon, led by Miss Nellie
Andersen, was very interesting
and Well attended. The Young
people OF the city can always
spend a pleasant hour at these
Sunday afternoon meetings.. The
League Will soon have d number
Of new song books, which will
help greatly in the musical at
fractions.
When you call for DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve the great pile
cure, don't accept anything else.
Don't be talked into accepting q
substitute, for piles, for sores,
for burns. Autobiography drug
store.
Compound Dyspepsia Tab
let's, the best remedy for sour
stomach, dyspepsia and indiges-
ton. One dozen for 5 cents.
Try them and be convinced. Tyd-
Ings q Co.
For Sale, Cheap-A new
lady's bicycle, never used, cost
$50, will take $50 cash. Apply
at once to Jake Kline, Exposi-
ton street.
William Giles, practical car
penter and furniture packer.
Furniture bought and sold or
repaired. Building or repairing
dCre at reasonable prices. Work
shop in Lloyd's building. Special
prices to regular customers. Adj
dress post office box 252. !.
H. G. Groves, proprietor of the
Anti-Nonopoly drug store, has
arrived from Europe where he
has been on a two months iaunt.
Mrs. Groves stopped over in But
Ter, Ga, to visit her sister, who
is i'll.
Uncle Sans tar soap for the
hair and the best shampoo, 10
cents. Autobiography drug
store.
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from o5 cents up, any size Or quality
We guarantee our $3.50 Shoes fo1
either Lady or Gent and money refunded
if not as represented.
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LADIES UNDERWEAR.

Ladies Underskirts, 5 inch embroidery,
fine quality SOC. each Still better 9 inch
at 65 cents, impossible to
make them at these prices. Extra Fine,
IS inch wide embroidery, at oS cents,
others with double Torchon lace, very
fine 500.
Ladies Night Gowns, nice embroidery
Soc, better at 75c. Very Fine, beautifully
made $1OO, fine assortment up to $500.