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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-27

Another dead hog was found this
morning, under suspicious circum-
stances-the animal was too mellow
to make a post mortem examination
but the scayenger looked, knowing
when he dumped it in the cart, and
near the corpse was found a half
page of" boiler plate" matter treat
ing Of the Fourth of July from
away yonder in the l776's to the
present time, 1t is supposed that
the hog ate freely of the issue and
it was too heavy for his stomach.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-27

]. A. Ford dyes and cleans cloth
ing at lowest prices-work guaran-
teed. III
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-27

A prescription clerk is always in
attendance at the Palace Drug
Store,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-27

Remember the TExARKANIAN lob
Office can supply your every want
the very best class of work at bot
tom prices
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-27

New line ladies and gentlemen's
gold watches and chains at F. l..
Schuster's the old reliable. 9-13
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-27
WE HAVE LEARNED

That the wife who has perfect
confidence in her husband, would
be astonished If she could slip upon
him and hear him talk to other
women.
That only a small sum Of money
laid up for a rainy day, is invested
inumbrelIas, the fellow who uses
them preiering that fate place one
IN his hand.
That a good soft sofacmakes an
excellent spoonholder
That clothes don't make a man
who does not make enough to pay
for them.
That when a man gets turned
down on any game, he says he is
not in practice.
That the woman who carries a
watch, tells you the time in a dis
trustful manner.
That nothing pleases a loafer
better than to annoy a busy man.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-27

Palmer's, Wright's, Eastmans,
and Colgate's handkerchief extracts
in all the latest odors.
5-9 WILLIAMS e. WILLIAMS.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-27
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saI~Iatirs hcTOodandRegu!a
S-5f5s sl5Zaci5 andBcEcl3d

prono.cs Dises,iOnCh2c1.-i-
1,ss LCOntains neiucr
6rrri Morphine norlineral
-oT MAR OTIC
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eeeeseeseeee.....e.

stone Of which this rock is composed ia Of
new ard interesting type. entirely Diff
terens From that found anywhere else on
TIE globe; Professor Hall has given 1t the
distlnciuve characteristic name, rocdallite
ana he suggests that the nearest resem-
plance to 1t is found among the Post-Si.
iuran dykes near Christiania. and II NAV
os lhat IN Rockall We have familiar in
etiusVe mass of the same period that has
escaped destruction by denudation.
Is Plausible that as lately as two or
.hree centuries ago the main rock thai is
no" STILL standing WAS surrounded bv a
smaii sand dykes, that adjacent reefs had n
s'e'ler exposure than now, and that one or
more additional islcts then existed. OF
course, the rock Is a breeding place for
are pros, and Mr.. Christy's article viii
uououess stimulate some naturalist to
says. ne
" is perhaps improb,ble grter ths
ialiufe OF the recent expedition to effect :
,anulng that another properly ea,lipped
sApeui'ioa wall be undertaken ON p,,rnose.
W. tnere are surely plenty of British ara
Anericah yachtsnen, owring stout sea-
gong steam yachts. who would he Glad
70 nave definite and useful obiec, for a
sntrt ten days cruise. accompanled hv
some scientific friend. during next summer
recommended may DC
Any such expedition shouli not, be nm.
oertaken earlier than the middle ~ ~,
OF later than the beginning of Iulv ha
tween which dttes the birds fren,,o,.; ~
me rock would be found breedins aS
.nsrs would be fair probabilitv ~ w..
ing with fine weather. " u'eet-
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Mnrtunrx Rcnnrt.

Tho official mortuary report for the city
Of Houston for the week ending October 20
1898, is as follows
October 90. No name baby, female
black; not known. John Messerlck, male
white. 50 years; tuberculosis. NJ. Pa
resra. male, white. 56 years; gun shot. A
T. Stamuel, male, white, iour years; ma
larial. Helen Haynes. female white,
years; diphtheria.
October 90. Aaron Rubin, male, black, 81
years: railroad accident Lee Toran, male
black, % years gun shot
October "a: Infant of w. II. Mays. male
black; premature birth. Lula White, fe
male, black. days; natural tinquest by
Justice OF the peace). Annie Herrin 70
male, white, 10 years; fever and lung trou-
BILE.
October 20; Infant OF Charles A. Guild
male, white; eclampsaa in mothef. Bah,
DAVIS, female black, natural tlnquest by
justice OF the peace) X. J. Ryan, male
white. 3S years. railroad accident.
October 2S; Ruth Kelly. female white,
years: heart failure. Denmaa Westcott
male Write years, cerebra spinal at
fecsion, Thomas Smith. male. white 81
years; bronchitis, Mrs. NJ. f. Haag. fe-
male. white. 80 years; cancer Hem r
Fears. male, black. 45 years. consumption
October 20; Martha Grant, female. black
20 years. syphilis.
Il. Rutherford. NJ. D..
City Health OFFICER.
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uNDELIvnRED PACKAGES.

List Of unclaimed goods at the Pacific
Express company's office for the week end
ing October 20. 1898:
r. L, Neehearty, Mr.. Garrett. +. A., Lin
dow. Malkenbnr Bros. c. MCGUIRE, a. p.
Scott, Dr., w. n. Steele. b. q. shaw. Ros-
c0e Taylor, Texas Costume Hou.e. while
Walker, 9. l. 4 T. Bering. W. A. Atwell.
T. B. Newman, s. Falkson, j. II. Garnett.
Q. Mcclure. T. H. Grfggs. n. L. Phelps.
james Byron, W. Kdlpper. VIM. Hummer,
4. +. kittells. J, j. Hogarty. Miss $. Nc
Loud g. A. Riley. agent.
Last Of packages Remaining on hand q
wells-FarxO 4 Co.'S office for the week
ending october 30 1898:
Jno. Buckley, Bob Hubert. !. r.. Thomas.
4, p, BOYD. Henry johnson, A. Turnpenny'
Mabelle Brooks. Houstrn Eielgh.s Mrs.. Nj
Z. yehs. T. !. Wilson, r u Briggs, Rvhs.
y0h4sen, 40 Wood. r.. NJ Court. Il. w.
Elttyell. Mre Chileon. Henry Kaexch. j. i.
Co. King, u NJ DAyhoif,
- q Nlnptas ~. :, 4. Mailer. Tenn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RocKALL.
(Monthly Weather Raviewo

(Monthly Weather ReNiew.)
The Scottish Geographical Magazine for
August. 1885, contains an article by Mr..
Miller Christy, historical and descriptive
OF the famous rock in the North Atlantic
ocean known as Rockall. but in former
centuries more commonly Rocol. Rochol or
Rokol
The island is but rocky pyramid stand
ing solitary and alone at n. 81 degrees 80
minutes, W. IS degrees AZ minutes; It has
a diameter Of about 80 feet AMI the sum-
NIT is about 10 feet above the surface of
the water. 1t Is about 4i0 miles from
Iceland aod l6v from St. Kilda, in the Out
er Hebrides, and was probably known 10
the merchants of Bristol. who, from the
earliest times. carried on trade In dnei
fish with Iceland.
MIR. Christy's article summarizes all that
is known as to the nature, position, history,
and modern scientific exploration OF this
interesting speck OF oceanic land and the
reefs and fishing banks immediately al
joining II. To the meteorologists u peculiar
interest attaches to this rock. Several ex-
plorers have landed upon 1t and thus lem
onstrated the possibility OF occupying II
as a permanent meteorological station, at
least during portion Of the year.
But the fact that In winter time thu
waves undoubtedly wash over its summit
may we'll osuse one to doubt whether the
maintenance Of lighthouse or an observ-
ing station will ever be q practical posi-
b!lity. On the other hand Mr.. Chrissy
suggests that It would be more feasible 10
moo; lightship on some portion OF Rock
all Bank and utilize that as meteoro-
logical station.
The desirability Of connecting this sta
ton with the mainland by a submarine
telegraph cable has been Endorsed by DIR.
Il. II. Scott r.. r.. s.. secretary OF the
Meteorological Council aud Superintendent.
Of the meteorological office at London. who
has said; III station on Rockall could
possibly be established and maintained, lie
value TO wcxther telsgraphy would be in
caicuiahle..
Mr.. Christy estimates the cost Of the
submarlre cable at $1,000 or 10000 pounds
sterling; the annual expense OF inainte-
nance would undoubtedly be large. but
siiil feasbie. and In the end eccpomicsl,
rine * .
\ would sssn that ~ ehasxotsr 4 The
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Y. NJ. G. A. Notes.

Rev, l.. NJ, Neel of this city will give a
talk to Young men this afternoon at
o clock ia--ti1; assembly mai. Of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
Duriag the summer months the associa-
ton had to dispense With the good singing
FOR which the ouartette Is noted as some
Of the vocalists have been out Of the city.
Stnca the uuartette has returned the meet
ings have been more largely attended and
inore Interest is being manifested It is
wen to remember that person need no,
become a member in order to attend their
meetings. All men are invited specially
strangers and those who do not freouen,
the rooms.
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Wash Goods.

Light and Dark Colored Fancy
Outing Flannel in fancy stripes
and checks ..... ..............
36-lnch Light Shifting Percales.
in stripe and check ............s'
Omar Cashmere. pretty matsrlai
for ladies' wrappers, in new
fall designs ..... ............
Fancy Outing. in light and dark
colors. in stripe. check and
floral designs ..... .........S,
Teazle Down FLANNEL, in fancy
checks. stripes and broken plaid \
Real French Cheviots. the best
material for Mems Shirts and
Boys Waists 49,. .........
Fancy Floconne. in dainty light
and dark colorings. stripe. plaid
and fancy check -. ......... !
Novelty Fancies in Rich Dark.
Mingle and Fancy Plaid .......al
Real French Oxford Cloth. In
pretty woven designs -. .....
Genuine Madras Cloth. in stripe.
check and broken plaids.... !.
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! NOTES,


Sherman. Texas. October 2s.--It 10 re-
ported on Rood authority that many farm
srs IN the southwestern portion OF the
county are now engaxed In blowing up
th<tr cotton crop ana letting the unpicked
staple 10 10 make room for the greatly
increaasd acreage In wheat that this county
will nh0w next year. This susie OF affairs
has arie<n from the fact that at the present
eiseuetlnGly low priceA prevailing for cot
Tn mi the constantly increaslng prices
Tor eAthey1re Il u ~ cheaper TO turn Il
unoer and convert the land into wheat
pantnyse thsn 70 nsther and market the
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cIosInx the Cumrn,,n

There will be a. final barbecue. turke,
and live bird and bluerock shooting a,
Brays Bayou Gun club park today the pro.
gramme to close with n grand BAH ton,rh,
The citizens of the First ward win be ad.
dressed by all She candidates at the cornc,
OF Edwards street and Houston avenue m
Monday night. at which Chairman jos
Bunch will preside Tvs
Arrangements have been made for a pub.
lie speaking IN the Third ward Oh Tuesda,
night, at the corner OF Clay and jact ~
streets. whore Hon. Marshall Tankerslsv
will preside. ''''
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The Ladies', Lnnnn

The ladies' auxiliary OF the Young Men,
Christian Association are endeavoring Ia u
very commendable WAY to raise funds to
nay off an old debt, They have rented
rooms In the rear OF the Woman's Ex-
change. 70S Main street. and fitted up a
dining room and kitchen, Alessrs. c. l..
y Theodore Rerinr. Jr.. always ready i
ASSIST IN sn,h good causes as this. have
kindly furnished Them with Garland coos
stove and utensils free OF cost Busiuess
men and others should remember these
ladies in their efforts to raise money and
eat their lunch at this lunch parlor.
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indian Mask nnu.

There was a large and enthusiastic meet.
ing Of the members Of the Degree OF poca.
hontas, I. Q. r, NJ. on Friday night, and
among the things done was to agree 70 give
a grand Indian mask ball. duriag the tins
the visitors are here in attendance on IN
Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festival d q.
Nplay, This being the first thiag on ths
Kind ever held in this city, 1t will add much
to1the pleasures Of the ocrasion. Il il I'M.
derstcod that quite a number OF the ords,
Will b present and assist In making Il 4
success =
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
copyrighted. 1898, by W. T. rostero

W.
o
State {.
u
Of
the ending November IA
ca he
A to
rwia Rockies
andb o OF
averaged the total
southern provinces of Canada Rockies
OF
but notso much a he
November will
Rocky Mountai and aAhc States
thin
sag Antonio
Most the
hut iaot
probably no ass a
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Colored Dress Goods.

momentous movement Of season.
able. fashionable and durable Dress
Goods.
38 TO 45-inch Silk Striped Ssrges.
Bayadsre ans Figured Satin Berbeis s,
19c, soc and soc.
acc for Scotch cheviots. English
Curls and Bulbs, Granite Mixtures.
vigoreux end Silk Mixed Poplin plsids.
Camels' Hair Suitings, Covert and
Ladies' Cloth so inches wide. 4yc.
FOR TAILOR MADE SUITS. street
and calling costumes, collection mag
nncentiy grand: 4S-ilch Soleil
Visoreux and Trayers Suitsngs; two
toned CONVERTS. Ottoman Cords and Silk
and Wool Bengaiines Illuminated
cnevrons' Fancy velours and Bsya-
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Cloves.

The hest makes of Grenoble q
Milan CLOVIS. stamped Imported
William L. Foley" guaranteed to q
perfect satisfaction. Money refund
or new pair substituted for any y
perfection.
o. Hook Glace Kid Glove. in Tan
and Black. for ..... $1,000.
5-Hook and 2-Clasp. with Cluze
patent thumb. dressed in Mods,
Grsen, Tan, Oxblood. Navy.
White. Yellow, Gray. Brown.
Pearl and Black .........,....
4-Button and 2-Clasp, Cluze pat
emit thumb. in dressed and un-
dressed. in Pearl. Oxhlood,
White. Yellow, Tan. Gray,
Green, Navy. Black and Mode. -
4-Button and 5-Hook Glace KID,
in Mode. Green. Oxblood, Tan
and Black .....5.... ........,... ~
Misses Kid Glove. in Lace ana
Button, in Tan. Navy ana
Green ~. ...9Sc and
Ladder Gauntlet DriYing, Glove,
in Tan, Oxblood and Black ~: !.
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ladies' Wrappers.

Warm Outing Wrappers, tight
fitting lining and wide skirt.
Neat and comfortable House
Wrappers OF heavy outing, good
selection OF dark colors. fitted
lining, pointed yoke, ruffle and
braid trimmed, extra width :.
Fine French Flannel Wrappers,
red, navy and black, very
handsome ........ .....,.....
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Blaek Silks.

There is an air oksslegance about a
Black Silk Costume that can not he
approached by any other fabric. Our
showing comprises all the new and
fashionable weaves--24- inch Peau de
Sole, Ottomans, Satin Finished Cash
mere Gros Grains, Armures and Satin
Duchesse, 79c, soc, csc, sl.25, $l.3y,
s1.50. s1.75.
22-inch Swiss Oiled Taffeta. that
positively will not cut or split, bril-
liant, high finish, specially adapted for
waists or suits, $l.25, $1t39 $3.50.
20 to 27-inch Black Satin Ducheste
and bHavy lustrous Taffetas. soc. 65c,
Gee, 79c, sec.
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Shoe Department.

Mems Wei Chocolate Lace Shoes
up-to-date. sizes 6 to 10. reg
ular $500, Monday ...........
Mems Wei Oxblood Lace shoes,
sizes 6 to 10. regular Ss.ov'
Monday. -. 49,. ....''.'
Mems Calf Congress $500 Shoes.
Monday 49,. 80. ........ !.
Mems Calf Lace $500 Shoes
Monday ..... .... .........,'
Ladies Button, Turn, Patent TIP
Coin Toe Shoes. for dress. regu-
lar $500, Monday -. ...........
Ladies' Button, Heavy Extension
Sole. Coin Toe Shoe. for walk
ing. regular $500. Monday $50.
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eesue. rexas, October 2s-W. G. Lconey
x clvsilt ~ hese q busi0ess yss,sr-
~ paSt ~ oays fair weather has
- - ths planters are taking adj
~ + w pAitfing Ia more pickers
y ~ Hoe$lpG fhalr e0t4pn ont Of the neld.
r. p6p$rtrtfd meeting 1t the Baptisf
@4xpn MI Ekely elode Sunday night A
4eel - intese6t - been manifested
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Elder, A. Marsh, James Feres, c. r. Miller,
y, H. Fuller, j. McCue Golde Fleming.
Harry Offut,, A. S. Gleed, II. T. Phillip,
Ida Gervals, ). w. Stuos, III, II, Gray. Cell
50 Silgero y, A. Harris. w. NJ. Shaw. A.
Hughes, ]. F. Succon, Mamie Harrington,
George Smith. A. Hennessey, j. Twas.
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Children's Jackets and Cloaks

Empire Jackets Of fine mixed
cheviot, big sailor collar, fancy
braid trimmed, sizes 2 to 6
years ............ s........... VOC
Lovely little Jackets OF mixed
camels hair effects, solid col
ored collars, silk braid trim
med. sizes to IL years $500. 2 50
Nobby little Boucle Jackets in
brown, navy. green and red,
tight back, six-button box
front, handsomely trimmed
with buckles and buttons..... 5 90
Children's Long Cloaks 81 heavy
French Flannel, red, green,
brown, royal und navy blue,
lined throughout. big sailor
collar, braid trimming in hand
some designs ... ,.. 90
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Texa. Po.tn,a.t.r..

ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Post)
washington. October 2s. TEXAS ,,o.,
sers; Anneville. Wise county. Wu,,ar, u
smi.n Eagle Springs. CoryeJl co,n,v NJ
Sidney King. county,
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Ladies' Plush Velvet Capes.

Fine Silk Plush Cape, thihet and
jet trimmed, stern collars.
black or fancy lining ........ 90
Handsome Plush Cape. fur end
let trimmed, colored silk lin
ing, full sweep .............. Is
Lovely Seal Plush, Persian lamb
and Jet trimming. handsome
box pleats in back, striking
garment .............. ........ - 80
Ripple" Cape of fine velvet,
mousseline de sole ruchings,
storm collar, fancy silk lin
ings, 12o-inch sweep ......... 30 90
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The mail order depdTt0enS Is grOying feature q
business Its primal principle is pronlptness Shop bvIu
NTH the assurance Of perfect satisfaction Erpressn
paid on orders Of $500 or more
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complished by them. They vii hold meet
ing every Thursday night At their nall on
Charities street and Texas avenue.
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SIX Shirt Waists.

Still more OF the new Fall Waists In
black. rich stripes, two-toned and SOLID
colors, all made on fitted Innings, In
surfing perfect fit; tucked and corded
fronts; collars and cuffs add the fin
fishing touches to these handsome gar
ments, $49s, $3.50, s6.9s s9.9S.
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4 Smekc Carter ttsrriscn Cigars sofa Nv IN
reliable dealers. Tsub : 6ons, distribussra. -
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Ladies' Jackets.

Splendid garments Of fine English
Kersey, box fly front. regular coat or
high storm collar, fur and braid trim
med, green, tan, navy and black.
$49S, $500 and $1,000
Fine Imported Kersey and Cheviot
Jackets, red black. navy and military
blue, green and garnet, fancy Innings OF
best pure dye taffeta and satin, new
length and new dart sleeve, 1870,
$500. $3.50 and $3.50.
Elegant Black Velvet Jackets,
handsomely trimmed with cut
let, new dart sleeve, revers and
storm collar. colored satin
rhadame lining, very swell.... 80 OF
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Blankets and Comforts


Extra Heavy Gray Blankets. ID 3.
ia size. fancy colored boracr.. 70.
pair. Soc. 75c. Csc, $1.25. q \
10-4 end ia size All Woo, -. \
Blankets fancy borders; per pair. d II 8
$2.9s. 1915 and $4.as. '''' n
Real Heavyweight White H,anr i. I:
1914 and ia size. fancy border. % !
pair soc. 69c, Csc, 81. 25, 81. 80
All Wool Extra Fine t:alifos.ss 4
Blankets, 1914. liza and 1874 Il f.ns, !
borders; per pair, s2.4s, 50. 25, q. RS
$3.50, s6.4s. SO. 9S. IS
Heavyweight Fancy Cotton Comfc.s
fast colors and large size, soc, 75c a1,,'
$l.35, $1.75, $2.9s. Il
Fancy Silkaline Covered Cotton ca, Z.
forts. pretty designs, full size, 81 y /
l.5o, s1.65 and $1.75. MI
Extra Large Size Sateen Cover.s ;
Eiderdown Comforts in pretty. dairtv1
designs. $3.50. s4.9s and Sc .9s.
Extra Fire Silk Covered Eiderdovn
Comforts, in rich and beautiful ~.
signs, $s.4S and s9.9s. 81
Linens.
5S-inch and 60-inch Turkey ~
Table Damask (oil colors); per vardg
25c. 35c and 4Sc.
5S-inch, 64-inch, 6S-inch and 72-lnchs
Half Bleached All Linen Satin Finisk:
Table Damask; per yard, zoe, Csc. 49,
and 55c.
56-inch. 5sinch, 6O-inch, 66-inch, 10.
inch and 72-inch Bleached All Linen
Satin Finish Table Damask; per yard.
25c. i5c, zoe, 55c. 75c. Csc.
| SIS and IA size All Linen Satin Fin.
ish Napkins. new and rich designs.
per dozen, Csc, Toe, $1.25, ST. sits.
$500 and 1925.
| 5-s and ga size Half Bleached Extra
Heavy Satin Finish Napkins; per dozen.
75c and $1.25.
All Linen Tringed Damask Toweis.i
fancy colored border and large sIs1s:
!, per dozen, Coz, 81 20. $3.50, 2.5o, $a.oo.
~ 90, SIS. 80 and $500.
Huck Towels, Heavy weight sad
large size, colored borders; per dozsnL
s1.5o, SIZE. $500. 1925. $50 AMI
SO. 90. 81
All Linen Fancy Checked Crush.
Toweling; per yard, FAC, 8 1-sc. loc,l
121ac.
All Linen Plain Brown Crash; ~
yard, 61sc. TIC. 8 1-Sc and 10r.
| Huck Toweling, All Linen and Platn:
per yard 12lsc. 15c, zoe and CSC.
| s-4, 1914 and l1-4 Crochet Quilts.
Marseilles patterns. hemmed ready fue
use. 65c. 75c.. s5c, $f.s5, $3.50.
LII Real Marseilles Quilts. hemmsdl
ready for use. $500. 1925, ss.75, ss.5e,
$500.
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ladies' Cloth Capes.

Very serviceable Cape of Black
Astrachan Thibet trimmed.
storm collar, serge lining, full
sweep $500. 49,. 90
Heavy Imported Kersey or Bou-
Gle Capes, black, brown and
tan, military finish. pleated
back, velvet storm collar 49,. IS
Women's Golf Capes, made of i'm
ported beaver, plaid hood and
lining, nobby fringe and gilt
buttons, jaunty and stylish. II 80
Women's Military Capes, strictly
military make. regulation red
and blue with brass buttons;
very smart. especially when
worn with the soldier hats 90
New Ripple or Bias Flounce
Cape, very full sweep, either
ons or two ripples. made OF
black. tan or blue soft finished
kersey, distinctively new ...... II so
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Suit Special.

Tailor made. Heather mixed, all /
wool Covert Suits. Box Goats.
velvet collar. dart sleeves.
self-faced. skirts best perca-
line lining and velvet bind
ing; not shown elsewhere un-
der 5000; special for ........ 70 W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

deres; 54-irch German ana M
Broadcloths ana Heather Covert (.
ssc, 81 .25, $3.50, si.75.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-04-01
FILLED CHEESE EVIL.
Its Expectation to England Has Caused
Injury to American Trade.

United States Consul Dickinson. at
Nottingham, England. has sent the state
Department, Washington, an interesting
report upon tn" quantity and quality OF
cheese sent To Great Britain 10y America
In ii he points moral and conveys II warn
ing to exporters who have been in thn
harit of sending "llll2d cheese" TO foreign
ports instead OF the pur" product. The ra-
suit Of this Kind Cf fraud has cost American
cheese dealers Thousands Of dollars in trade
lost during the last few years. Canada
has gained what we have r"linIui+hch
This gradual change Of relations has been
going on since 1881. That year the United
states sent England nearly 1iS 900 900
pounds Of cheese. Our product was then
at the top of the British market