The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
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New York, May io.--A nsc.,,s
msnt, called the "unsle Sara
white SILK. with many figure. m
small United States flare
4 fabric. The country's so woysl
ting IN an appearance on X.
ment that rusties when IN ~ s'lts
woman is On parade. This NJ. ~
limit. n's iooh
ore of the correspondent 4.
engaged to represent I.onao,
In the Gulf Of Mexico. ana i. IN
appeared here. has ADVERTISE WY
and valet. He's a brick- iof
One thing that has been -.
Cuban blockade is the impor,.,,'
ana pinearples. But we ara
pines from the Bahamas a ss'a
West and the Indian river d,.s-uN
'u'' Now you have line on YOU N
~ S'1he oisroDers multiply v
shooiied Portion Of the public n.
to wonder why il Is that 49,,
Tor doing en- the stage whaf rs.
get six months for doing on ~ TX \.
chartran. the French portr,a
has returned to France. In a., =.
gossiped that as the result Of n
work he takes back the snug MA,
O00. The fiings of the Parislan ~" =.
TO end this nonsense and NH ~
can artists.
The Waldorf-Astoria may be "a
set the seal to the revival X ~
as furniture and finishing va
OF the woodwork and nearly s,tn
ture in the big hotel are in m. \.
dark wood, which has been slnu,, Z,
ly reasserting itself for soma ~
tas only TO walk through the msi,.
furniture shops. new and old \
sured of this fact. The people u,
the second hand shops, whera -
furniture forms the stock in tr,a.
ter old mahogany. and this debpsm
OF course, be met. IL not BY f,s
then by foul. ~
Either victory or defeat is All
to drink people who imagine an
carry the country under their ~,
according to an expert observer n.
cut tall darks' close to the MI
trance, these exciting war times A
duce an unusual consumption Of n,
thuslasm. Gents" he remarked y,
and stand In front Of the bar ios,s
usual, but they is all so busy teNjs
how the war should be win out Il,
gets TO order me to fill EN- up ami,
sign, Cut your war yarns" Il NJ
played back Of some Of the n
counters in the thirsty section Of y
The costliest flag in town en-
In the window of a Broadway jevi,
represents an outlay OF $4,000. M
is made of diamonds, rubies and ~
1t is very small for its worth--ouy
by four inches-but It looks Biz
peopie who stop to size it up. II w
teen stripes and forty-two stars M
stripes are of small diamonds, 8Ma
The red stripes, of course, are d
the same number and size Of the az
but for the blue field are about n
phires, with forty-tw diamonds ID
Old Glory has always been dear u
cans. but this one is dearer thsn I
other flags in town combined.
Early this morning ! found 1 n
of Italy calmly marching In the nh
the oldest umbrella on Park Row.
the broad bottom Of a dry goods bof
she balanced so neatly that not ! q
water struck her below the waist III
Blocker street. in place Of spfkt
the women frequently wear plank
OF kindling wood, or bags Of old rsH
than themselves. Some times one id
opulent dame who combines the tn
ions of headgear, for instance,
woman who. on top of a pile Of pllh
feet In length by two in width WORT
lace bonnet with strings and pink
The spring styles in Bleecker. sfss
calculated to give women stif sps
a naughty poise of the head not 10
cured in gymnasium.
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