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NEUROLOGICAL.

| HAMILTON .--,Hearnc. Texas, Januar,
/ %. Mrs. Nancy Hamilton died 1T tl;3,
! Inst night ard VIII be buried AT 1880 thii
/ afternoon.
M1Lo.--Hemnstead Texas, January e.
! Mr. William Milo, an aged German citl-
| zon, died during last night and WAS buried
| this evening
CALVERT Baldwin. La. January Co..
| Died. at Boyce, Rapides parish, La, or
! January 10, in his saith year, MIR. Coleman
| Martin Calvert.
| FRhNCKLOW3-zNa vasota, Texas, Janu.
AIRY T,--Tcstcr Frarcltlow. aged % years
died at his home near Prairie Plains, this
| county. al 1890 o'clock Thursday morn
| Ing.
OLIVER Center, Texas January IS,
Mrs, l. G. oliver OF this place died yester-
day afternoon at s o'clock. Mrs. Oliver
had been sick only short while she
leaves husband and three small children.
vRLA.--Ennis. Texas, January &c. MIR.
John vrla, C prosperous Bohemian farmer.
four miles east OF town.. died nj 0 O'clock
yesterday morning and was buried from
the Catholic church here this morning
Mt 10 o'clock. He was SIS years old
MARRs Waco, Texas. January 26.--
Joe a. Mars. for many years occupying
q responsible position in the construction
department of the Southwestern Telegraph
idence In this city last night OF Bright's
disease
JoBE. sherman, Texas January 20.
Yesterday afternoon, nj bis home al Lite
ella, J. a. lobe. aged 75 died quite sudden
iy Of heart disease. Notwithstanding his
extreme years deceased was quite strong
and apparently In good health up to a short
while before his death lie WAS one Of tho
oldest and best known citizens 10 the
county.
MuPHER. Industry. Texas. January %.
Yesterday at 4 p. M. Mrs. Max Mupncr
died at her home Ia Star Hill. aged &C
years: tause Of death paralysis. She had
been citizen OF Texas and this county for
sixty years She leaves husband and SIX
grown children 70 mourn her demise. Her
remains were inferred today
SUTTON sealy. Texas. January A.
Died. at the home OF her brother Thos.
sutton. yesterday afternoon al o'clock,
Miss cordelia Sutton. aged As years. The
deceased has been an invalid for some
years nud came hero last month In hope
The change would beDeft her health. The
remains were Inferred In the scsly Gene
terry this afternoon Rev. Harrington OF tho
Methodist church officiating.
{ HARTsTACK. --CarmIne. Texas. Janii-
AIRY 27. Mrs. william Hnrlstach. aged 6s
years, living about three miles OF town,
died today OF Ia grippe and dropsy after a
lingering illness. She leaves sn aged hns-
band and two aons and one daughter and
a host Of friends to mourn her death Her
remains will be inferred In the Carmtne
cemetery tomorrow al 2 p. m, Rev. A.
Ncuthardt performing same
3 MLEAN Sherman. Texas. January 20,
Tho remains of Mrs. Susan Mclean we're
today brought hero from Pilot Point aud
Inferred IN West Hill cemetery beside
those Of her husband. who died In SHEER
man during the civil war. Mrs. Mclean
Was rs yearn old and resided In sherman
until the early 10's. when she removed
70 Pilot Pcint and made her home with
her daughter. Mrs. Drak Of that place,
She VAS known 70 every pioneer OF Gray
son county and North Texas.
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INDEPENDENCE OF CUBA.
General Castillo to Confer with General
Maxine Gomez on the Subject.
TERMINATION OF MILITARY OCCUPATION
That IL tho Cbict oh,ec,-Ou,y
Wcn'ths and Educated Cubnns
md spaniRrds Arc wanted. ia

Havana, january 81. DIR Castillo is 60.
Inc to Remedies in order TO confer with
General Maxine Gomez regarding Tho for
nation Of the projected Cuban mdcpend.
ence party The plan. which has been dis.
cussed at meetings here OF notable Cubsns,
has one idea, the termination OF the mll-
itary occupation of the island as soon s,e
possible. The Spanards have been in-
ylted to join in the movement and viii DO
given proporticnate representation on tho
commission. The organization or now
party Will be begun Immediately in the
different towns In the island. The general
purpose is 10 draw into the party the cdu-
Gated and wealthy and not To allow the
military element 10 control II. No SPECIFIC
time is thought OF for tho end OF the Amer
lean provisional government and several
months are considered necessary to solluity
the Cuban people and prepare thom for
taking up self government.
The chief OF the Cuban army will learn
in day or two from the members OF tho
returning commission OF the impossibtltty
OF obtaining from the United States gov
crnment the sum OF $4,000. 900. or any
amount approaching that to pay the Gu
ban army. Consequently II will rest with
the army to disbnnd or TO continue 10 hold
together until the sum OF $4,000 900. which
has heretofore been regarded 40 trivial.
is received
The military ndministrsSin, hns had no
communication with the Cuban commanders
regarding the question OF pay but Governor
General Brooke Is in a position to learn
quickly the purpose OF any considerable
portion of the army. Tho expectation Is
that the Cubans will accept the situation
after complaining little or great deal
and then disintegratc.
The gross customs receipts for Jan.
nary, including today, are sI2t.0oo and
Collector Bliss expects II to reach $780,
600 by the end OF tho month, These hg-
ures give an idea Of the extent of Span
sh official peculation.
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IN WOMAN'S REALM

sether, This may be an exaggeration. but
II is not to say that when the ankles arc
wei protected and kept thoroughly warm
their owner is not likely to suffer WIN
colds, Stock breeders say that cold c,n
be borne by animals only al an exncnss
OF fat or muscle or vitality. and en- i, i
with women" said fashionah,e hno,'
maker recently. And yet they nersj.t II
wearing thin stockings and thin, low quar-.
tered shoes long after the summer ma,
PASSED. But they are improving in this
respect as Well as in every other as time
goes ty. Ten years ago we sold as n,a ,nc
low shoes In winter, shoes with an excuss
Tor sole as we did In summer. Not q,
now. When woman comes in and buvs
pair OF low shoes at this season for out.
door wear we know that she is one Of Two
-thlngs--vain or silly" WV
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neccn,lon al SINNER.

sinner. Texas. January 2I.-The com
ELEMENTARY reception rendered Mr. aho
Mrs. Theo schuhman at the opera nous.
last night was one Of the most priii'an'
s,c,a, events OF the season. The iarse
lh.,, was we'll hlIed. Refreshments were
..ry.d ~ 1 o'clock, after which dancing
continued until a. m Inc iv''ow Ma
visitors from abroad were present. Mss'
,,,,,s sehafer. Bastrop Misses Seima
lena lena Hattie and Alwine Mueller, NJ
.,rd Mira. Ben Kempe. MessrE, Hix Wooas'
ANU AZ y ~ Eidolbach. I'D Tbuleieyer. Flato-
MA Misses Matte Fitzgerald and Emma NINA
THORNTON, Gonzales; Miss Neoiis L.'1 n,g,
NJ John stedman. Yoakun; MISSES w
ma lane Burrow, Mr.. r. Eckhsri, YORK
s anu Misses lima jackson. Pearl Reese
, welIie Franks. Alma Kublt1 Allis Leach ss.s
Msssrs. o. Arnim. NJ. Koch q ssu .A-
son. r. Brunkenhcter. Mouiton' h'ss
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able weddings in the history o. Palestine.
The bridal couple left on the morning train
for the North.
LEWIS HuDDLlsSToN. Texurkana,
Texas. January &C. Mr.. Sam T. Lewis and
Miss Minnie iiuddlcston OF Texarkana.
Ark, were married last night at tho rest
denco OF tho BRIDES parents. Rev. G. ~
Cox OF the Christian church ofiieiated
sANTRY- MoSELBY Ennis. Texas. Jan.
uaIy co. Mr. WIN Santry OF this city
and Miss Biua Mogelcy of Corsicann were
married nj the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
Ike Lyrely In tho northern part OF Ennis
last night Rev Bennett Hatcher, pastor
Of the Baptist church. officiated
LOVE- WATSON. Georgetown. Texas.
January 27.--Mirs Alice Watscn, daughter
OF Prot Joseph Watson. was married 70
Mr.. w. G. Love nj the residence OF tho
brides parents at Florence Last sunday.
Rev s H. Surveyors ofhc'atirg. The happy
couple left Immediately tor Ballinser for
q short stay.
ooD-KENNARD. Navasota,.
Ttxns January 81 Shields Norwood ard
Miss Cornno Bennard were married last
night al the home OF Mr. and Mrs. r. w,
Kennnrd IN this cIiy Rev. Isaac Sellers NJ.
Rotating. They are beth highly esttem"d
Young people and members of old estab-
lished families
HoFF- ECKHARDT.- Yoakum, Texas,
January 2s.-- Married. at the Presbyterian
church, at p. M. yesterday, Rev. A. n.
Of Tuscon. Arizona. and Miss Helen Eek
hardt of this place. The happy pair left
on the 1855 train for Tuscnn where thoy
will reside In the future.
HAEFER- PURI. Georgetown. Texas,
January 2J---Miss Mittie Puri was united
In marriage to Mr.. II w. Haefer ~ the
First Baptist church this morning a. 10
MICA
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Aetres.c. Fnrorlte G.m.

While Marie Dressler prefers opals above
all other gems she is also very fond of
rubtes. with their warm. rich color She
says she "adorcs opals."
Laura Burt says diamonds. She does not
want them In groups and shuns rings mar
uuise or in clusters. Big solitaires are
what she prefers to wear
Josephine Hall has something of an odd
taste. Uncut emeralds are her treasures.
She thinks their colorlng superb and SAYS
that set with diamonds they are unsur-
passed. II she can not get uncut emeralds
she likes pearls In strings.
Lillian Russell's favorite is white dia-
mond with blush light.
Mary Twins preference is for sapphlres
With reddish light, set with rubles or
pearls
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CUBAN TAX COLLECTIONS.

THE Authority Given to the Bank OF
spnin In Revoked.
Washington. January c7-The war de-
partment's order of the 9TH inst, pro-
yidiug that the Spanish bank of Havana
shall collect the taxes in Cuba for the
fiscal year ending June 30 next was today
revoked by the secretary of war and the
lend returned to Dr. lover q, once and
liy him accepted General Brooke was at
he Same time cabod to establish sys-
l.em for the collection of taxes iniroduc-
ing such machinery as in his judgment
may be necessary for the purpose.
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ANNAPOLIS cnApuATEs.

William =. miller Of Texas Fourth In
Engineering Division,
Annapolis, Md January 2I-5Thn fol-
lowing Is the standing OF the brsl six mem
bers Of the first class. who will be grad
uated from the naval academy tomorrow;
Engineer division: Guy A. Bissell of
Kentucky; John r. Beckper of kentucky.
Everitt j, Sadler Of Kentucky; william s..
Miller OF Texas: Herbert Adams Of MiBsis-
sippi; Farmer Morrisnn o. Arkansas.
w. G.. Wood OF Georgia stocd eighth In
the line division.
Orders have been received detachinE the
graduates from the naval academy aud or
dering them TO sea on various ships
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auEsApA's MISSION.
ais "Trip to Cuba Is Expected to Hen
Gift Cuhu and tmcricn.

ais "Trip to Cuba Is Expected to Ben
Cit Cubn and America
Washington, january e7.--Scuor Quesaaa,
Who throughout the last war and before
was one of the Diplomatic representatives
cd the Cuban junta in Washington. VIII
leavo tonight on special mission for Cuba
He will go first TO Havana and then pro-
&C ed with all dispatch 10 join General TO-
1ncz as soon ms he can exactly locate that
officer Senior Quesada Is acting directly In
This mission under the instructions OF Pros
,jdent Palma Of The iunta, and while u Is
not deemed cxpedicnt at this moment 70
sssy more Of the nature OF the mission With
which he is charged, II is known that the
officials here feel the utmost confidence
nat results beneficial to Cuba and salts
factory to the United States government
are likely TO follow.
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scANpAL sIrrREssEp.
4 Tennessee Judge Throws Ont OF
Court All TcstImoDy.

Court All Testimony.
Memphis. Tenn, January o7.-on Sat;ir-
day last a bin was fled in chancery
against Charles Dawes, comptroller OF the
treasury, and Harry Armstrong. cashier
of the Continental National bank of this
city. The ground for the suit was dts
puted ownership OF five shares OF stock.
The same being claimed b. three persons.
Sensational allegations were made against
the COMPTROLLER and Cashier Armstrong,
To-day. after reviewing the bill, Chancel-
Tor Thornton from the bench issued an or
der that the records Of the court be purged
of the bill, that It be thrown out OF court,
because II contained matter that was
'scandalous and impertinent"
The bill. therefore. Is not nov on the
record Of any court. II WAS charged that
one OF the purposes Of Cling II VIE 10 So
cure for 1t newspaper publicity.
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rosTuME FOR A WALK.

AZ daily walk. She clings to this be-
. n beautifies her complexion. some
e,ssests. But the society girl. as she
IA "A SO pretty that you can not pass
n Without an admiring glance.
1stric blue ladies' cloth is the ma
Il employed for the development Of
stlrt Of this attractive walking gown.
dirt Is OF conventional length and
trimming OF black fur around the
r6cut two inches wide. 1t has no
N 81 gathers at the back. the fullness
upderfolded and is held in place by
"a 81 three gold safety pins which are
Erhed to a delicate hair chain.
- Jacket is smart little affair Of
i sable, untrimmed, and relieved only
I soft tie of cream silk net at the
vat. The belt is of light kid with .
Efle Of blue enamel. The. muff Is sus-
Ma to chain of imitation turqoises
tcld beads.
broad brimmed hat of black velvet
lined with an enameled buckle and
hes forms very charming addition
|t1ls stylish toilette.
Helen Grey-P Page.
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,,apti.t workers, institute.

Bryan. Texas, January 21.-Thc Work
crs' institute of the Bryan association
met with the Baptist church in this city
this morning at 10 O'Clock. Brother y. $.
Lloyd was elected moderator and Brother
A. ". Sbealey. secretary. The institute
will discuss number of interesting top
les and will remain In session tomorrow
and Sunday
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San Francisco, january 2i.--Oakiand,
Futurity course, selling-Strongcli. Whale
back. Campus Time 1:l0is.
SIX furlongs. sclliux--Sir ufian, Jennie
Reed. Genua. Time 1918.
Mile. seiling-Frank Jaubert Judge Wof-
ford George H. Ketchum. Time i:ilis
Six furlongs, selling-Shasta Water. Mag
nus. Meadow Lark. Time 1:iiA.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling--Dr. Sheppard.
Dunois. Satsuma Time 1:45ie.
Seven furlongs-Peixoto, Don't Skip Me,
Midlight Time l.aej1.
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SPORTING NEWS.

Live ptrd shoot To nc Held al prer-
Il ham In FcErunr..
brenhan, Texas, January 2I.-1Arranve.
mcnts completed tonight by the Hrenham Gun
club for live bird aud blue rock shoot 10 L,
hsld fcrs February 81, 70. s. AMI n. open 4,
Iexas only, s., added money divided each
cay between three best scores
dozen names have alrcady bokn tntersd
ana as II Is at tinc OF Green's hrirades RAJ
union, larfe attendance Is expected. The
t uiuo VIII have SEQ, i've birds Houston, Waco,
expected TO send representatives
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Hearnc. Texas. January e7,-City Tax
Collector J. f. Pell informs The Post cor
respondent that he Is being kept quite
busy writing receipts for property holders
ON and after February /, in addition TO the
taxes. a penalty will be imposed.
VIM. Griggsby Of Cause had business
here yesterday.
sam coliat Of Palestine was hero yester-
day en- route home.
Miss Alma Watson OF Calvert Is IN the
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The Innr Sleeve.

The sleeve has made UP in length that
which 1t has lost In width. and the long
est sleeves are worn. They are cut quito
to the wrist and are finished with very
deep point which almost covers the
knuckles. They are then edged with lace
which falls completely over the finger tips
The sleeve besides being SO very long is
gathered along the side seams. This style
of gathering the sleeve calls for very
long pattern although not necessarily a
broad one.
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stone Taken from urr.o.- .,a,7

Mckinney, Texas. January 26,--A stone
weighing three ounces, egg shaped. two
inches long and one inch thick. was ex-
tracted from horses JAW here today by
W. B. Pope. a deformed tooth had worn
INTO tho inner part of the jaw, where sedi-
ment had been deposited from time 10
time. which resulted in the stone forma-
ton. 1t had probably bsen forming for
ten years, as the horse was old.
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Rousing Sale Of
Mems Furnishings.
EzZ:Xs2Y5 lsaK:sE2q5 Nszz:x2H2MYEN III

city, guest OF Mr.. and Mrs " X. Battcy
Miss Edith Gibson and Mrs. Dan Bpyles
OF Calvert are In the city. guests OF Mr..
and Mrs r. f. Brashear and family.
While coupling the engine on to his
train this morning, preparatory to going
out on his run, Mr.. Mansfield had his
hand badly mashed The wound was
dressed by physician and he Is resting as
easy az could be expected
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clehurnr 10 Hnyc sewcrnsc.

Cleburne Texas, January &c. The city
council has passed an ordinance granting
a sewer (odorless) franchise 10 Messrs.
Jack steele, p. G. Chambers e T. Kel-
~ The sewers are to be built of the best
terra Gotta (salt glazed vtriied pipes,
truly cylindrical. laid upon true gradient
line. etc In fact. everything Is to be OF
he best and latest possible sewerage.
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rnE RACES.


New ORLEANS January e7.--1'rack muddy.
Six and n half furlongs ABll Powell. Ned
Wiekcs, Tcphot. Time 1:siis
fl6h. $50
selling, mile and sisteenth--wiison. OK
nard. Banauo IL Time 1857.
Mile and furlong-Doubl Dummy. Musk.
adinc, Basouil. Time i:61A
Sever furlongs. selling-Simon D.. Cover.
nor Boyd. Border. Time I.sih
Mile and a Observation-Disclosures. Sadie
Levy. Royal Dance, Time lisa
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United states senator culb~rsop.
Dallas. Texas. January FL United State

senator-elect Charles A culberson, nc-
compsnied by his wife and Mrs. cuiberson',
mother. Mrs. W II. Harrison OF Fort
Worth, came 70 Dallas today from Austin.
Senator cuIberson and wife have taken
apartments al the Oriental where they VIII
remain until they leave for Washington.
The new United States sepator Is well and
locks pleased with the way things have
gone recently.
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Sherman, Texas. January 26-Mrs. Mar
garct Campbell. aged rs, was on yesterday
afternoon suddenly attacked with paraly-
sis and is now in a precarious condition.
she has lain for twenty -four hours in an
unconscious condition, the disease having
attacked the entire body. and seemingly
The head and Lrain more vigorously than
any other portion.
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a candidate for congress. and where Inc
rumor md It's start ! can not imagine
Mr.. Giddings Is engaged In the Pam,
,na business here with his father Colonei
n q. Giddings. and he has no intenuor
Of entering politics at this or any o'ne'
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To Make Celery sandwiches.

Celery sandwiches are best made when
combined with hard boiled eggs. The cell
cry should be shredded very fne and
mixed with finely chopped whites and
yelks OF hard boiled eggs. The paste is
then formed with mayonnaise dressing,
Spread between thin oblongs of brown
bread. This mixture is not only appetite
ing but substantial.
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sturgis, Fort Worth Mrs II. Never
Sweet Home; Miss Anna nillie, san An,o.
mic; Miss rikerk. ALE, ton; MIR. Ad Bols,.
Houston; Mr.. Ludlow. Dallas.
Music was furnished BY tho Flstonis
and Moulton string bands.
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ENENE2 ENENNNE2 NZyNN9 ENEyyCN.
, Big Blizzard of Bargains,
WhirlWind of Wonderful low
price quotations, some made
and date only, others to con-
You can't afford to miss this sale.

Mems Handkerchiefs- Fine white I'm
ion Linen, g., inch hemstitchcd
border, small hand worked linen
initial, regular price sc ca, Q L.,
sale price today C3N
so DOZENS Standard fast blk.
MEMS SOCKS. seamless, close
ribbed top, sale price o.
MEMS NECkWEAR, Large lot Of
BAND BOWS. light and
dark silk Band Bows. very large
assortment of pretty patterns, CSC
value, sale price today,
? for.... s, (, ~. 49,. o.
Mems Club Ties Dark silk Ties
various patterns, usually 25c,
sale price today ~. .......SS
MEMS. RUBBER The very best
SHOES. brands of Rub.
hers, tnlIyswarranted, usual selling
price $500, today offered ~
ii .,,... .5,s..s. !. s..i, OVS
SALE OF A spirited clear out
MEMS HATS. Of Hats that were
reduced 10 si.2s, to make the pick.
ing perfect we will add today 20
dozens OF fines Brown and Black
Alpines and make the offer your
choice OF Derbys or Al 20
pines, today only VCS
Mems Golf Caps Famous Held make
Golf Caps. Of all wool novelty
cloths, silk lined, excep- 90
tional at SOC, today only .3CS
ED. KAN.
MAMMOTH eEOTHlES.
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Menls for Sunday.
BREAKFAST.

Menls for Sunday.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Oatmeal and Cream.
DfcIled Sirloin Steak.
Waffies and Syrup.
Coffee.
The Post.
DINNER.
Macaroni Soup.
Baked Reddish with Egg Sauce.
Smothered Chicken.
Stuffed Crabs.
String Beans. Green Peas.
Potatoes.
Celery Salad Pound Cake.
Lemon Sherbet.
Black Coffee.
SUPPER.
Elited Boiled Ham. Baked Beans.
Raspberry Jelly.
Tea Biscuits.
shortcake with Whipped Cream.
Protect the Ankles.
MmsA.
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Manning OF Cumberland
democrat ana
paired with Senator Brown
ofM
United senator ioi
jerks So Dalzel is remainder scattered paired 'o
27Hsywadr tumble today dropping
No election
unbokn
Salt United States
to-day
olympia bal
for ted
spaI
United States
to-day
Del. a7No baloins for
ted
90
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EszZXc:NH Esk:CE5

MEMS Nicely Numbered Nsglig,
SHIRTS. shirts, tollar and cuiiS al.
tacted, large variety pat %
terms, sale prlce today CN
MEMS llnlaundcted white
WHITE SHIRTS. shirts, made of bss'
Muslin and fine linen, lie cnfortec
I front and buck, equal TO man,
si.oo Numbered shirts, = ),
sale price today UN
100 DOZENS MEMS Enelishloya
UNDERSHlRTS AND. rib, heavy
DRAWERS. weight Bal.
briggln, the biggest SOC value. il
Houston, Is
today's sale price. ,s..t...stCS
so DOZENS Mems "Came
DRAWERS ONLY, Hair Mtrinc
drawers, big value at SOC, %
today's special sale price JCN
NIGHT Mems fancy striped Elan.
SHIRTS. nelettes, sut full 90 niche.
long, full width, all sizes, %
today's special sale, price 4CS
Things for Men
Gathered Promiscuously.
Mems best silk top Bicycle Hose,
: $50 70 49, go .'''' 700
MEMS. Half Buck, strong work
od dueed from ny IS a'' 10. s, 48c
MEMS White Cam
HANDKERCHlEFS. brio, colored
borders, pretty colored silk initials,
usual price iSc each, today, 9 [ ;,
on sale at ,......,..,.. AZ
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only one man in 300 IL over az feet 'p
height.
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Protect the Ankles.
cttors say that cold ankles kill more
uen than nerves and diseases put to-