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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-14

c. M. PALMER OFFERS HIS Ey.E-
CANT residence, 1893 East Broadway,
three blocks from Main street, for sale
at a sacrifice to an immediate customer.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-14

FOR SALE-FOR $4,000 A G0O-ACRE
ranch with government patent. All
fenced in, good water right. aus of
Mont.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN, IN ANY AMOUNT,
on chattel security. T. Wiley Bontrager
& Co., Al East Broadway.
MONEY TO LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE
security in large or small sums, at-rea-
sonable rate of interest. Also money to
loan on household goods. Chas. l..
Smith, % West Granite street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-14

. SALE-TEE FURNITURE OF A
large house. Good as new. Call from y &c
II a. M, S43 W.. Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-ABOUT A 30-ROOM HOUSE,
unfinished, for boarding and lodging;
centrally located. Address A. B., care
Inter Mountain.
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DR.. NED. {. LEO HAGENBURGER

Deutscher Art. 4S w. Park. Butte. Tel. 4Uo.
Abdominal Diseases and Surgery, Dis
eases of Women and Children. Microscope
ical and Chemical Urinary Analysis Made.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-14

HAND FINISHED CRAYON AND PAS
tel work, per bust, 81. 800 East Park
street, upstairs.
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STEAMER IS
IN DISTRESS
The Bulgaria's Machinery Has
Been Disabled.
DRIFTING NEAR AZORES
A Tank Steamer Took off Some of the
Crew and Passengers--He Holds
Are Full of Water.

London, Feb. 13.-The Hamburg-Amer-
lean Steamship company has issued an
assuring statement regarding the COM
pany's steamer Bulgaria, reported in a
dispatch from Punta del Gada, Azores,
yesterday as drifting helplessly 800 miles
from the Azores, where % passengers,
women and children, were taken from her
by the tank steamer WeehaWken and
landed at Punta del Gada. The COM
pany's statement is to the effect that they
had advices that the Bulgaria's rudder
was injured, but that her commander,
Captain Schmidt, one of the oldest ana
most efficient s~hipmasters, evidently
considered the situation SO little danger
Gus thu he declined the W~eehawken's
offer to take the Bulgaria in tow.
London, Feb. 13.-Lloyd's agent at st.
Michael's, Azores, cables that the steam
er W1eehawken reports that the Bulgaria,
when spoken on February 5, in latitude
40, longitude 43, was in a sinking condi-
ton, with three holds full Of water, her
rudder broker and her machinery dis
abled. The agent says the Weehawken
lost her boats and arrived with her bunk
ers full of water. The agents of the
neutrality-suspicious. Steamship company
hope that the Bulgaria was in better
condition than the reports of the Wee
haWken show.
The Daily Mail tomorrow will publish
a dispatch from PLnta de. Gada, Azores,
saying that the Bulgaria has a crew of
SO and carried Al passengers, and that
the Weehawken rescued II members OF
the crew and II passengers.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-14
BUSINESS

FOR SALE - RESTAURANT WITH
good trade. Rent, lights and water
paid for 5000. Room AZ Silver Bow block
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-14

WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD, IN
private family Zone meaD. William,
this office, Butte.
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1886 SOUTH MAIN. WE PAY SMALL
rent: can sell cheap. Pay good prices
for secondhand goods. Repairing of
all kinds.
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ALL KINDS OF NEW AND SECOND.
hand goods bought and sold. We buy
anything. 342 East Park street.
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WANTED--TWO e xDERIEN c e I
sewing machine men. Singer office, II
West Quartz street.
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WANTED POSITION-BY SOBER AND
Industrious young man as barber, bar
tender, waiter, hotel or office work. Ad-
dress G. H. this office.
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4 SILVER BOW LODGE NC. 40.
~ A.. F. & A. M. Regular meeting in
w Masonic Temple second and fourth
of each month. Sojournins
brethren cordially invited to attend.
Yancey, Secretary.
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What

What
mother
does not
wish to be
proud of
her c chill
dren? What
mother
does not
want them
to be
healthy,
happy,
laughter
loving and
able to
withstand
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e INT.

WANTED-ONE OR TWO SETS OF
books to post. Room 80, Silver Bow
block.
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z. L. N. T.--COMFORTABLE SITTING
room. Prompt calls. Steam heat and
electric lights. q South Main. Beds
25c and soc.
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FURNISHED ROOMS, 1o1 WEST
Granite street, well heated. Mrs.
Smith, Proprietress.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping, for $13 per month.
IL North Washington.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent. 332 East Park.
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MANTLE BLOCK UNDER NEW MAN.
..gement. Electric light, steam heat and
bath. is VI. Broadway.
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FOR RENT-FOUR FURNISHE D
rooms. Electric light and bath. 225
South Jackson.
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FOR RENT = GOOD FURNISHED
rooms, cheap. 107 East Broadway.
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HOME MADE RAG CARPETS MADE
to order. 300 South Montana alley.
FURNISHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-k NEW FURNISHED
house. Inquire 301 Colorado.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19

their appearance. their characteristic ac-
tions and remarks and their evident pow
erty enriched them TO the tune OF consid-
cradle small change, to say nothing of a
lunch. consisting of sanl wlches and coffee.
In answer TO the varied questions Of his
audience the old Iuan would commence to
tell some OF his half forgotten experiences
when his better half, frowning severely.
would enjoin him to quit your lynn. Mig
ger" or something similar; thereuppn no
would temporarily subslde. but would soon
recover from the effects of the rcbuke and
throwing his arms around Cindy's
wrinkled neck In very affectionate man
ner would jabber away TO her with the
result that they would eventually burst
out into n sort OF exaggerated chuckling
duet and the frown on the old woman's
face would be replaced by a smile extend
ing from ear TO ear.
The pair succeeded In furnishing an end
less fund OF amusement during the time
that they remained at the depot, They
came from Yoakum and were on their
way to relatives at Richmond. The fall
OF stars referred TO by the old man was
probably the famous meteoric display OF
November, 1888, and II. as be said, he was
10 years old at that time. he would now
be S5-Quite a respectable age, considering
his sprightly condition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
cruel Mexico.

cruel MeNltU.
" Napoleon of the West, who bowed his
naughty head so low.
T For Travis, gallant patriot. laid upon
his country's altar.
o For Oppression, beneath which We never
more shall falter
"Houston's Address to His Men" by w.
t. G. Weaver
Song Texas Dixie
Texas fags-Havc the different flags that
have been used In Texas and the history
of each told.
Song. Texas Home Sweet Home"
The above songs are to be used through
out the entire programme.
INTERMEDIATE
Patriot song Of Texas
Roll call. response, noted events from
Texas history.
Mcnrce.
Debate. Resolved, That Texas Should
Have q Tree and Flcwer"
Song TEXAN Fighting
Recitation. san Jacinto Day." by Mary
Saunders.
Essay, Texas, 1886 and 1892"
Song, TEXAS Home sweet Home"
HIGH SCHOOL.
Patriot song Of Texas.
Recitation Deaf Smith, the Texas
Scout by Julia Lee Sinks.
Debate, Resolved. That Texas Should
Have Remained Republic"
Recitation. Tribute TO Houston" by
Mary Saunders.
Song, Texas Dixie"
Recitation. lode to Texas" by Mollie
H. Moore Davis.
Historical drama OF the Texas reyolu-
tion. entitled From Gonzales TO San
Jacinto.n
This drama was prepared by Mrs ~,
+. Blandin for The Houston High school.
and Is recommended by the Daughters OF
the Republic.)
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REMINDERS OF THE rasr.
Ante-BeIIum Negroes and Memories
of Days Gone BY.

of Days Gone BY.
How OIL is |, boss? Don't jes rightly
know sab, but I'ae pretty oil. wuz jes'
10 when de stars done fell, an dat wuz a
mighty long time ago, boss. But wes
happy, amt we, 'Cindy?"
The speaker was dried-up darby OF
extremely ancient appearance and his Lists
oners were large number of people who
gathered around himself and his equally
ancient spouse In the waiting room for
colored persons in the Grand Central depot
yesterday evening. The two old people were
study and 10 some OF those present no
stronger reminder Of the times 'befo' de
wah" could have been presented. The old
man, who said his name was Steve Davis,
and that ne bad lived in Tennessee In
slave time, wore what might, through
courtesy, be called a suit 81 clothes, but
which IN reality was congIomeration Of
garments OF the vintage " ylg ago, which
would serve 10 make the fortune OF any
IN somewhat better shape, but the appear
ance OF both of thsm was decidedly pie
turtEque and had the eject Cf attracting a
large crowd. The red bandana 'kerchief
which adorned the old wonan's head, and
the defercntiai and enormously polite man
ner in which the gathering Of lookers-on
was treated reminded one OF the negroes
OF a former generation and went 70 show
that the two had not forgotten tho man
ners taught to them during their youth.
even II some OF their younger brethren had,
The old people were first sighted by q
crowd OF urchins outside the depot and
the youngsters so "pestared" them, 20 use
an expression OF the old mans. that they
sought refuge In The waiting room There
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SAN JACINTO DAY OBSERVANCE
DAUGHTERS OF THE REPUBLIC
SUGGEST A PROGRAMME.
Cooperation of the Teachers of the
Pablo schools I'm Carrying 1t
Out Is Requested.

1t is suggested by the Daughters OF the
Republic that San Jacinto Day be COM
memorated in our public and private
schools with such exercises as may engraft
on the minds Of the children love for
Texas, and cultivate a spirit Of patriotism.
The following programme has been pre-
pared by their committee, ana is respect
lu.iy submitted 10 the teachers throughout
the state. and their cooperation is earn
estly requested IN this undertaking:
PRIMARY.
Patriot cong Of Texas.
Rcll call, responded to by the names OF
noted men OF Texas
Recitation, "Jchnnle's Recitation"
san Jaeinto acrostic.
s STANDS for San Jacinto, the great day We
celebrate.
A For valiant Stephen Austin, our states
man calm and great.
" For National Mexican congress, where
we struggled for our right
J For justice. which we hoped for ere be-
gan the fateful fight.
A The Alamo, dark and blood stained.
where our martyred heroes fell
C For Crockett. brave, unyeilding, who his
life full dear did sell
! Our glorious Independence gained from
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their lids ndamed. Good sight In ex-
change for poor sight Strong eyes given
for weak ones. Surely no one would miss
such a bargain. II one OF the big millinery
stores was TO offer New Hats for Old
Ones" fancy The town isn't large enough
TO hold the women who would mock here
all eager to make the trade.
And yet the eyes these beautiful lamps,
are often allowed to grow dim and perish
when with little care they could be
made strong and bright-a perfect instru-
ment through which all the emotions of the
soul can be expressed.
Why is II that in meeting a friend our
eyes always seek and cling to each other S
gaze? 1t Is because the thoughts and feel
ings are visible In THAI feature more than
any other. The whole nature stands re-
yeaied ofttimes In the eyes OF an indi-
yidual. II IL Is 0 beautiful one, his eyes
express the nobility and grandeur OF his
ehasao;er. IT, on the contrary, the soul Is
dWarfsd and sef-centered, o look In tne
eyes VIII reveal all the hid len treacaery
or the carefully disguised deceit,
So we must look well TO It that these
clamps" reveal only goodness and that
their beauty is unimpalrei by any weak
ness al vision. If they cause us trouble.
+ the remedy Is at hand. Science star1i
ready TO help us-is holding out 10 us the
relief we seek. Glasses properly fitted TO
the eyes are a perfect cure for every de-
feet in sight. There is no experiment IN
httipg the eyes with glasses. Il is &
science that has been thoroughly demon
strateA TO the satisfaction and comfort
OF thousands and DIR. w. | Seymour Is
an expert OF many years experience In
| this branch OF work. His offices are
rooms Z and 9, Capitol Hotel Annex
Entrance through office or on Travis
street. near Texas avenue.
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NEW LAMPS FOR DID,"
A Tempting Bargain Now Presented to The
People Of Houston.
CHARACTER REVEALED BY THE EYES.
Aaddin's Lamp Not So Wonderful
Us Those offered by
DIR. Seymour.
RAcTfp REVEALED BY THE EYES.

We can not blame Aladdin's mother for
being tempted by such a bargain as this,
Most of US would jump at it nowadays.
True, it turned out to be but poor in
xestment in her case but fortuna ely far
rs. there are no more evil genii concealed
- olaSsamps and rings, waising 10 disturb
osIr peace; therefore we need not fear TO
consider the teiiiping offer now held out TO
rs. by one OF the most noted specialists
~ the day, who offers us New Lamps for
0d." or in other words. new eyes for
hid. which is about the same thing. as
Dc eyes are in reality but lamps through
- hich the soul's light Is seen shining
Xamps. that when in perfect order. sparkle
md giisten with the beautiful light Of the
&pirh. but which give but a feeble and
uncertain reflection when neglected or
b. ORR out.
81 New eyes for old: who would not, have
hens Especially IL the old ones were
eak and dim; If their sight was poor and
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Wash Goods.

e5 pieces Corded Dimities. IN white
and navy and light blue strlpes,
very thing for summer shirt
waists and wrappers. loc goods.
for ..,..0.....-...,.,...
so pieces fancy Batiste, In stripes
and floral patterns, worth &c. for
,0-inch Muslin, in White and col
ored stripes. navy, nile. pink. red
and black. loo quality. for ......
30-inch India Linens. dark grounds.
navy or black. white tinted, floral
patterns and stripes. 1Sc kinds,
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Crash SkirtingS.

so pieces Crash Skirting tnatural
color only. worth Sc ............
20 pieces Linen Crash Skirting. 30
inches wide, worth loc ,.......,.
Is pieces Of Linen Crash Skirting.
changeable hues, zoe kinds soc.
% pieces All Linen Crash Skirting.
pin check patterns. very stylish
effects, worth sc. for ..........
60 pieces Examines. fancy Corded
Crashes. Plain Crashes and JAG
guard Linens, worth &c. choice
OF all at, per yard .............,...
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Covert Cloth-Dncks

30-inch Canvas Duck tsoiid colarsl.
scarlet, navy, wine, military blue
and black, 12isc values, for ....-.
,0-inch Cotton Covert. the newest
and most serviceable skirting
goods for summer wear. comes
IN six shades. worth isc, for -.
,p-inch fancy Duck. white grounu.
colored figures. polka dots and
stripes, worth 12l5c. for ........
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NOTICE TO THE puRLIc.

1t having come TO my notice several
times that the impression has gone out
that am buying property at tax sales and
trying to dispossess parties from their
homes. want 1t distinctly understood that
am not or would not be a party to any
such transactions. r. II. Seaman.
President water WorlA Company.
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At 2.QS-
le wales Serge.

A)l-wool Black Wide Wales Serge.
hll-Wool Drap Alma Serge.
Plain Black Sicillan.
Plain Black Mohair,
yard pattern; yards near SIX
lining, yard fancy striped near
silk for fiounce ruhle, Velvet
binding and silk thread. II YOU
appreciate values don't miss this j..
bargain: skirt pattern complete \
for ................... .
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Aff.QS.


All Wool Black Brocaded Serge,
All Wool Plain Black Surah Serge,
Black Brocaded Mohair Qarge deslgns).
Plain Black Mohair,
zoe and 60c ealuos--4 yards to pat
tern; ! yards near silk lining.
ward s,ripe1 near Silk for dounee
rrffle, Velvet binding and thread. a
pattern complete for .........t. Nv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
Table Linens,

b4-inch bleached Table Damask.
worth ACE. our leader at ........
s0-inch unbleached Table Linen.
soc quality, for ..................
CO. inch bleached Table Linen,
floral designs, very rich pat
terms. worth Coo, for .-.,.....,..
pinch bleached Table Linen. 500
quality. beautiful patterns, $500
kind, for .............-..s'.'.
i2-inch bleacbed Satin Damask.
large fancy patterns. worth Si.25.
our price is ...........,.,,..,,.
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Table Coyers-Scsrfs.

Table Covers. Dresser and Side
board Scarfs-White Muslin
Dresser aud Sideboard Scarfs
appliqued ends, scolloped border, Tho
worth Zoe. for ...........-....,...s Aoo
White Muslin Dresser and Side
board scarfs. appliqued center.
ends and border. scolloped edgs. hQe
toc Kind, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tou
White Muslin Dresser aud Side
board Scarfs. large scroll designs.
appliqued center and ends, hCn
scolloped border, 15c value, for :. uVu
White Muslin Dresser and Side
board Scarfs hemstltehed border,
appliqued Clover pattern. center Con
and ends. worth soc, for ....... VVu
White Muslin Dresser and Side
beard Scarfs. very deliberately APP
pliGuei center, open pattern,
large scroll designs. sl.i0 value, REn
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Wv
White Muslin Dresser and Side
board Scarfs, very elegantly
appliqued, pond lily designs, iui-
tation Mexican drawn work. uRr
worth Si.35, for .............-..... Wv
We are showing a grand line OF %
these goods at Sl.25 to .....-..'..' T'Su
Table Covers or Pillow Shams to match
Scarfs at prices quoted.
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Plain Black Brilliantine,
Black Brocaded Mohatr.
Plain Black all-Wool Serge.
And many other weaves,
Worth 95c and 45a q yard'-4 ysrd
Skirt pattern; yards near sink :.
lining, binding aud silk thread. d,
ell for ....................... hT'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
Skirt Lengths
Black Wool.

1t was our intention to close this sale
las. week. but our Immense sales In this
department prompts us to continue tho
sale one more week. But remember. this
IS the last opportunity. YOU viii have to
buy Skirt at these reduced figures.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
Lap Robes.

All pure Flax large size Lap Robes,
in plaids and stripes. heavy cord
ed border, fast colors. friuged
ends, worth SIPS, sl.Oo and Use;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19

Home Industry. American Steam Dye
Works. 1911 Congress avenue.
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Specials.

Early s 9sIas La medium eolor Sc kinds Csc
Heavy q q,n5s Crash Iovens worth &C. yard SOC
Ready emmd Bed Sheets make of best grade Sheeng poe
S9c
/ Ready White Quilts worth Zoe
YardW Bleache Muslin, Lonsdale 400
All Linen Robes Zoe
~
Spring Madras worth 7c 90r
Sheetng good heavy quality, Inr
wv
YardWi de SoftF Cambria A0%
dozen s,d ladies Elastic Belts worth 7'o 4Sc
Ladies' Leather in Blacko M
~
Millinery 10c
Pocket I0r
this week ~
sc &c
Skirt Bradng all widths worth e
See the the La Ladies' isi1 Umbrella st worth $780, 40e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-19
oFrIoERs

OFFICERS:
President. LIST Vice Frcstdeus
o. n. Holt, II. w. Nnc(irxkor,
md Vice President SRI Wee Ffesi1tnh
y. Z. N,ASHAN. clshier. W a "a IN 1a
TNNIs cARGiIlL. Assistant csthi5r-
Directors. i l. Canpnell coaf Ufi1G>
ham. ! r. MckshAn, o. =. }3el( 81, NJ q \:
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Skirt Lengths
Black Silk.

Io-inch Black Brocaded Satin,
20-inch Plain Black satin.
4ac ard 5ec kinds-S yards TO pat
tern. yards near sin
lining. Velvet binding and Spool q DC
SILK. Skirt pattern complete. 10. StJu
2Q-inch Black Brocsded Gros Grain,
2s-iich Plain Black Taffeta.
CSC and I5r yaiues--s yards to pat.
tern. also mar SILK llns
Ing. Velvet binding and Spool a az
silk, Skirt pattern complete. flor w
j9-inch Black Satin Duchesse.
.c-inch Black Brocaded Grcs Grain.
T5c grades yards TO pattern, also
yards yard-wide, near SILK linlog
tStripes. Plain colors or Black.
Velvet binding and SILK thread. IL
Skirt pattern complete. for -. WIZ
1s-inch Black Peau de Sole.
20-inch Black Satin Duehcsse.
2)-inch Black tall SillS) Tatfeta.
SOC and 9Sc values--S yards to pat
term also yards striped or plain
near silk lining. Velvet binding
and thread. pattern complete
(thls is without DOUBT the best & QR
value In the city,, for .....,...... WV
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Piuue CordurOyS.

This Is the season for ridues. They arc
wearing them In the East already You
must have pique Shirt Waist. Suit or
Skirt
II you wish to sec some pretty pat
terms come and see our immense assert
ment. We are showing 80 STYLES Of White
Pique at 3hc. &c. iSc lie and qlsr yard.
so-inch Striped Pique In navy. pink
light blue. red and black ard
white strines: they are beauties
for Skirt Waists: 15c kiad for f0In
leader. the price IL. per yard :. tL2J
so-inch Pique. wide black and white
stripe. few patterns in cclorei
stripes, very attractive patterns. En-
worth 25c, for .........,.....s.. iJo
2S-inch Corded Pique, navy and Qln
cardinal only. worth i2izc. for :. o2u
S0-inch Corded Piaue crimson,
wine, military and navy blue and ~ In
black. I5c grade. for ..,......... t12o
so-inch Corded Pilue black and iEn
navy only, worth ISc. for ....... lou
,S-inch Corded Piqre, extra heavy
quality. in navy. black ana royal lQn
worth 2oc. for ..4..........-....-. IUu
2S and S0-inch Corduroy and Pique.
Pique In black. piuk, navy. red
and royal; Corduroy In black ard
royal only; fine quality, worth 0En
35c. at .................,......, ISV
s0-inch Corduroy ana Heavy Welt
Pique aud Marseilles. new blue.
navy and black. at 4sc, soc and arr
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SpeciaI-Ladies' Purses.

>.Io doz. Ladies' Purses, samples, {
no two alike, some plain, others s
{ metal tipped, Some very prettily )
(enameIed corners, any Purse INK
>Iot worth soc, Choice for a5c.
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Umbrellas.

Ladies' silk Serge Umbrellas. gilt
oxidized or porcelain handle steel
' "a Paragon frame, worth 'so 49C
Ladies' silk Serge Umbrellas. steel
rod. natural wood handles gilt
tipped, Jewel settings, Paragon 0Qn
frame, worth 81, rs, for ..,....,.. JOG
Genta Silk Serge Umbrellas.
steel rod and frame. natural wood
handles. silver tipped. 81 20 kind, QQn
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Gents silk Serge Umbrellas, steel
rod. Paragon frame. cane root 0E
handles. worth $3.50. for ....... ftAJ
Gents Silk Serge Umbrellas. Para
gon frame. steel rod. Congo nat
ural wood silver tipped handles. 40
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