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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-23
TEXAS RELIGIOUS NEWS.
81 Marcos Baptist Association Perma-
nentIy 0reanIztd.
THE colopED BAprIsrs ARE IN SESSION
Conventions Are Vow Assembled at
Cenroe, Round Rock and
Orange.

Luling, Texas, July PIN the perma-
nent organization OF the San Marcos asso-
citation now in session here, J. H. jolly OF
Lockhart was elected moderator; F. A.
Hughes Of Prairie Lea was elected clerk,
and M. c. MCGEE OF San Marcos was elect
ed treasurer. The following churches ar
swered to roll call and presented letters:
Prairie Lea, Martindale, Mineral Springs.
Kyle, Lockhart, Luling, Staples Store,
Brushy, Mcneil, Hickory Grove, Onion
Creek, Prairie View. Lone Star, Clear
Fork, Lytton Springs, Belmont, Buda and
one Mexican church. All of said churches
were represented by about seventy-hve
delegates.
Quite number of prominent ministers
from abroad are here and were accorded
seat with the body. Among the number
present may be noted Revs. B. II. Car
roll, w. T. Compere, Saler and others
whose names were not obtained. So far
peace and harmony prevails and the ses-
sion promises TO be most interesting
and promising one.
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FOR ASSAULT TO RAPE
a Negro Was Bound over in shelby
County

"A Negro Was Bound Over in shelby
County.
Center, Texas, July 21.-Richard Love,
negro, was Jailed by Deputy Sheriff
Gibson under commitment issued by
W. d. White, justice of the peace at Te-
naha. Love is charged with an assault to
rape young lady OF Teneha. Last night
this negro fend went to the bed of the
young lady, but at slight touch she
aWoke and gave the alarm. when the negro
ran. He was tracked this Vaorning from
the house he entered to his hut He was
promptly arrested and was carried to the
tracks, where comparison was made;
~ was found that the tracks and the foot
OF the negro correspondent exactly. The
young lady also identified the negro by
ms nat and clothing. Complaint was made
before Squire White and an examination
was waived and the negro committed to
jan The grand jury adjourned yester-
aay' but 1t will doubtless be reconyened
negro.
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of more than 1000 people He took for his
text Revelations II. 4. Subject. "Degen-
eracy on the Part of Churches in Chris
tian Work. The subject was ably dis
cussed under the following head First,
The Church Declining in Christian
Work." second The Church Decay In
Christian Love-" third. 'Declination In
Attendance" After large collection was
taken. DR.. Crutcher of Round Rock
twhite) was introduced and admonished
the delegates to stand up for their race.
country and denomination. He assured
them that they had friends among
the white race. and that when
they properly respected each other the
best element OF his race would show bet
ter respect TO them.
After few words from Moderator L. l..
Campbell there was an old fashioned
shaking OF hands with the doctor and ad-
journment.
a. M. 22d-The convention reconvened
with DR.. L. l.. Campbell in the chair.
Praise service was conducted by Rev. w,
NJ Johnson OF MEDIUM A very interest
ing Bible class was conducted by Rev.
II. j. Jackson OF Manchaca. The follow
ing visitors were introduced: Deacon
Black OF Round Rock lwhite), Lawyer
Stout OF Austin. s. Lyons and DR., W. d.
Ball of Seguin.
Moderator Campbell delivered his an
nual address,
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A "HoIiness" College.

Greenville. Texas, July 22.--Prof. A. NJ.
Hills. president Of the Holiness college
states that they are In receipt OF four
carloads OF lumber to be used In the
erection OF dormitory. and that the com
mittees hope to begin work on the college
building shortly They win hardly be
ready to open school before the first OF
October, but he confidently expects to
have everything In readiness by that date.
The faculty OF ten has been practically
settled upon.
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Army Worm. ana rl,s..

Hillsboro, Texas. July 22.-W. A. Craig,
farmer living FIVE miles south of here.
informed The Post correspondent today
that army worms are doing serious dam
age IN localities around him. One of his
heishoors. Mr. Pendergast, had lost two
aelss OF cotton. the worms have eaten it
entneiy up, even eating up nearly all the
stalk and cleaning out the pith. some
farmers have not been touched by the
worms, He also complains OF depredations
rom HES. which he says are more numer-
Gus and annoying than ever known. Cattle
suner especially from them.
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
Quarantine Guards Along the Mexican
Border Doubled.
BOGUS LISTS OF QUESTIONS BEING SOLD
A new Industry started by sharpcrs.
Burleson County Has Enough
Food Supplies.

Austin, Texas. July PA. ]. Soldiers OF
Austin was today sent to Eagle Pass by
State Health officer Blunt to assist The
quarantine officer at that point In the in
spection of trains from Mexico, which
completes the supplying OF all stations on
the Mexican border with extra help tc
cope with the prevailing cpidemics across
the river, News from Mexico is to the ef-
feet that yellow fever and smallpox are
scattered throughout the republic, but that
the former is abating at Vera Cruz, having
about run out of material to work on. The
number OF deaths from fever in that city
this season Is 3G5.
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WASH SKIRTS.

75c quality Ladies' White puet +,
Skirts, sale price .......,,..
81. so quality trimmed White p,cs.t
Skirts. sale price ..,...l
1898 quality White Piuue Skirt,
handsomely trimmed with m.
broidery. sale price ............
$3.50 quality White Plque skirt,
handsomely trimmed With en-. 1
broidery, sale price ......,,,...,
81 .9S. $3.50. s6.75-wbite picus IA,
handsomely trimmed with embtut
in the new Tunic effects, 4
sale price. ..s4.75. A.5o. AH I
SOC quality Ladies' Crash shirl /
sale price
s1.25 fancy Check Linen Skirts d
sale price .................,..
Linen Crash. colored Piuue and u
Linen Skirts. trimmed. n
sale DriCe \.
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MOSQUITO BARS.

Owing to the large demand this season
for MOSQUITO Bars and having closed out
our entire line of medium price Bobbinet
Bars. we place on sale this week our best
qualities Mt clearance sale prices. Every
bar guaranteed to be full size in every
respect.
60 and 72-nch Bobbinet Bars Sls. ana
10-yard pieces. 81 % and 1925 0E
qualities. sale price ...........". HLu
90-inch Bobbinet Bar.
10 and 11-yard pieces (No. 8 q 90
MESH. A.50 quality. sale price. ZiJO
l0S-inch Bobbnet Bar, 10 and 11-yard
pieces tNo. A MESH. $500 quail q 90
9o-inch Bobbinet Bar.
10. II and 12-yard pieces mo. A Or
MESH. So quality. sale price. fIZU
l0S-inch Bobblnet Bar.
10. II and l2-yard pieces mo. A 90
nesh), S6.75 quality, sale price. -. +, 20
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took 10000 Record Publishing COM

stock 10000 Record Publishing com
pany of Houston; capital stock $4,000.
The assessment rolls of Falls county
for 1899 were received by the comptroller
today They show a total valuation OF
sso'6'lsO, which Is an increase of $50, 100.
Enoch Mess, the negro who killed Neil
Lane near Littig two days ago ~ NOT
yer been caught, Sheriff White is still
camping on what Is supposed to be his
tran however, in the Onion creek bottom.
Quartermaster SEEKER of the Rangers re-
turned from Richmond this evening. He
says that there are plenty of supplies on
nand at distributing points along the lower
brazos to supply the needs of all flood sui
lereIs ana that seed for replanting is the
only thing wanted there now.
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MURPHREE ACQUITTED.
S"ry heih that Gaulden's Murderer
Was Insane.


Fort Worth. Texas. July 22.-J. Doke
Murphree. once a member of salvini's
company who shot and killed Sherman
Gauiden at Mansfield, this county, June
TO- was today acquitted by the jury on the
plea of insanity urged solely by his attor-
ney and TO which the defendant objected
all along.
when the verdict was rendered tears Of
indignation filled his eyes as he remarked
10 hailin II am no more crazy than
you are II they thought me guilty of
murder why didn't they say SO and SEN
tencs me to hang?"
ne was remanded to jail to await ac-
lion on the charge of assault to murder r.
~, ~. Gauiden, father OF the man he killed
inc case Will be heard In October. II ia
ptonaoie lunacy charge will be preferred
against Murphree next week.
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who deserve special mention are Mesdames
X. Osborne, S. Hooks. F.. NJ. Dewalt. G.
A. Barnes, NJ. j. Nixon, G.. a. Washing
ton, NJ Casey, r. Washington, and Chany
Johnson.
AT 1870 o'clock Prof D. Abner, presi-
dent of Guadalupe college, addressed the
convention and spoke at length upon the
necessity Of industrial education for girls,
intellectual development as a means of
success In life and, closing. called atten-
tion to the newly erected industrial hall
at the college.
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sANcTIrIoArIoN MEETING.
One IL Now Under Way In Denton
County.

Denton, Texas, July 21.--The believers
in the doctrine OF sanctihcation, or the
second blessing began big camp meet
ing in the extreme eastern edge OF this
county today and will continue the sery-
Ices for ten days or longer. The sect has
a large following. confined to no particu-
lar denomination in this county. and a
large crowd Is in attendance, several peo-
pie going from here to attend the camp
meeting. Rev. r. l.. Selle OF Denton and
Rev r. Robinson of Hubbard City. both
prominent ministers. are in charge Of the
services, and are being assisted by num-
Der OF other ministers and lay members.
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A SOUTHERN QUESTION.
Which Should he Left to the
south for settlement,

Sherman, Texas. July 22.-Clemen
Pierce and John Dooley, two proml-
nent negro politicians, addressed
quite an extensive negro audience
at Whitewrlght last night on the
negro problem. Both took the po-
sition that this was Southern
question and should be settled in
the South without criticism or com
ment by people and papers OF tho
North and East and that speedy
trials and convictions of those
guilty Of heInous crimes and a
closer observance Of the laws by
the law-abiding negroes would ad-
lust the race question.
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BATHING SUITS.

Ladies' and Misses Nav MI. !.
Suits. trimmed with rows a. ~, ~s.. b.
81 so value. " Nnm
sale price. n 10 &,
Children's NAVY Blue FlappeI ~.
suits, regular $1.25, ~
sale price
Ladies' and Misses NAVY Mn, !.
and Brilliantine Bathing sm,,.
regular price $3.50.
safe price .......,......N.N am
Bathing Caps in Oiled silk p,ss.
Fancy Checks. ss'S
sale price .25c. Or IL. N,
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holding its annual Tsun' ~,
past three days. ine Nm
Could is in attendance, t .,.,,Isi
bard is on hand ents'I.'''ss
crowd with his eloqusr ~
Large crowds are ~ csr
adjoining counties. Ins ~ AZ
their concerts under y, .a.njb
night. Situated in q .. mss
with plenty of cool ws's ss,sd
eat and drink, vario .s,oss 81
a brass band to make Ini .as,.s
CASTOR has been a grea' J
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Buffalo, Texas. July !, 4
revival being carried ?, u,
Episcopal church at ~ = d
Ing a great deal Of intss n.
is packed to its utmost n
ming. The slsndid selns, NJ
night by Rev. Wo 90 ,,.rs "
ing both the cnrls ,a fOr !
indications are gooo
yiyal.
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New Church at Eagle Lake.

Eagle Lake. Texas, July 22.---The new
brick Methodist church is being pushed to
completion. Contractor Meyer says It will
he lnished by September l.
The children's concert at the Union
church last night was largely attended
ana the young performers won great ap-
plauxe upon the rendition OF their we'll
oelected programme.
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SHIRT WAISTS.

Choice of any colored WAL. l !. \
up to 75c. sale price M. a:3
Choice Of any Colored W.T.. .' - y
worth up to $3.50. sale prIss b
Choice Of any colored WIT,
worth up to $3.50. sale n,,..
A.25 yalue--Ladies' handsome ~ y,
Lawn Waist. trimmed, ~
saie price ..'.........,..,.
ST. and 81 .50--Ladlea, h.nA.'' 49, 4
White Waists. sale price
$500 to S. 5o.Handsomely Nh. '' 4
med White Waists. salc s,iss
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LACE CURTAINS.

300 ana $3.50 ouaII,v ~,
VIDE. handsome designs "ns \
saie pr'ce. ,.......,......i Is. d y. \
A,6O aud $3.50 Fish Ma -
curtains, Sh yards lons ,seeAs
inches wide. sale price. II 4 l|
Broken lots. two to fou, 49,. ~
me Irish point and Tamhnn
oo inches wide. worth IN 4. i!ont
sale price wv N.A Al
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pRAzos COUNTY SUPPLIED.
NOTES.

The attorney general today annrov..
$50 900 OF Wichita county court borss ~
funding bonds and sal. 900 of bonds ~ ~.
same character issued by Dallas county.
The secretary OF state filed the to,,an.
ing charters today: Commerce Els.,s'a
Light company OF Hunt county; capi,a,
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ENOUGH SUPPLIES.

Governor sayers this morning received
a letter from A. W. McIver. in charge OF
the distribution of supplies for the flood
sufferers in Burleson county, from when
the following Is an extract, THE con-
tributions Of bacon, meal and -four have
been liberal. and ! think It is we'll that
they be discontinued. II Is true that many
will need more help. but most of them
can get work OF some kind to do, and as
II can not last long. and many who could
get work Will not do 1t. while they are
being fed. think 1t best to close the mat
ter
Judge McIver states also that Burieson
county has received nearly AL the seed n
needs, except peas. which seem hard to get.
The governor also received telegram
from Chairman Taliaferro OF the Houston
relief committee stating that Waller couu-
ty would not need any more supplies. as
they were now in position TO look out
for themselves
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Mid Summer Clearance Sale
Now in Full Swing.

Determined that the fourth week of our great
Mid Summer Clearance Sale shall be more inter-
esting than the first, great reductions have been
made on prices already reduced-price concessions
that will attract every man and woman in f1ous-
ton. Prices quoted today stand good the entire
week.
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Iampasas Norp,

Lampasas, Texas ~
pasas normal school ?, !. s ID, !,
more passed exami1 ~ sisu
were forwarded TO ~
proval. -
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SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
2o-inch changeable TafIota sllks, guaran

2o.inch changeable Taifeta SILKS, guaran-
,eed all pure SILK, new shades, Il &C
Tsc quality, sale price. .............
24-inch Black surah SILK oil finish,
Sgc quality, NOC
2l-inch SILK Bengallpes, in narrow stripes
and dainty figures. Sl.Oo quality. 6OC
sale price ,,.....''''-'.''''
2l-inch Black Satin Duchesse, all pure
SILK, rich luster, soc quality. soc
sale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
2s-iuch fine imported Black Swiss Taffeta
SILK oil finish warranted not to2QC
crock Sips quality. sale price,.
Waist lengths in fancy silks, stripes:
checks. figured and plain, worth 81 aud
81 90 yard you can buy them now at clear
ance sale prices, which means half price
and less.
Black Figured Mohair. suitable for &c
Bathing Suits, special at........
All wool French Sutings, in gray and
brown mixtures, the swell thing for trav-
cling costumes, soc quality, 2SC
sale price ,...........-.,.....'. ''..
42-inch all wool Batiste and Albatross.
tan, gray and brown. 22C
soc quality sale price ..,.........
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H0uStOn's
Greatest Store.
WASH GOODS.
s1-sc quality beautiful fancy nsure

s1-sc quality beautiful fancy figured
Batlnte Lawns. sale price, 1SC
10 yards for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
12ihc quality fancy colored Piqucs. 10
stripes. checks and plaids. sc
sale price, yard .,...,.....,........
l5c and 25c quality Cordetto organdy and
fancy Batiste, ali new and beauti- Sc
full designs. sale price, yard.'....
zoe quality our finest fancy Batiste,
rich and beautiful designs, fOC
sale price, yard .....,...,.,........
zoe quality 33-!nch fancy Zephyr Cling
hams, In fancy stripe and plaid, 1(lC
sale price, yard ..............''.'.
35c quality our finest Imported Stotoh
Madras, oxford Zephyr and French Per
Gales, all the new and poplar INC
weaves. sale price. yard ..........
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CARPETS.

Two-ply all wool Ingram Carpets, big va
riety of patterns. former price 76e, SIC
sale price, made. laid and lined.
A few patterns of very best grade Brussels
Carpets, enough in each to cover a good
sized room. former price 7oc and 3Oc,
sale price, .1dlC
made. laid and lined. .55c andoOS
A few handsome patterns of Moquette and
Administer Carpets. enough in each to
cover medium sized room. former price
S1.00 and $l.25, sale price, &SC
made. laid and llned.....e oc andooS
Best quality Smyrna Rugs,
1Sx36. worth S1.0O, zEc
sale price Observation-Disclosures. ~
26x5i, worth $780, 90
sale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lou
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M. D. Could Camp, u. @. W, Reunion.
Jewett, Texas, July 2l.-The r. s.
Gould camp Of ex-confederates has been
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UNDERMUSLINs.

SO dozen Ladies' Cambria Dssyn
finished with tucks and hem, 4
regular price soc. sale prize ...
10 dozen Ladies' Cambria Drivn1
assorted styles. regular prics q
s1.50 and 81. 10. sale price .....,s
30 dozen Ladies' Gowns. aiscnH
tifullv trimmed. former p-Its
S1.75 to sS.9s. sale price ..,...
80 dozen Ladies' Cambria Gown, i
trimmed. former price n@ NJ
Sl.75. sale price ...........-,,r
90 dozen Ladies' best qualify hu9|
derskirts. trimmed with hen "
ter of tucks. finished with ~
band, former price 4Sc,
sale price ...................."
90 dozen Ladies Underskirts ~
styles. trimmed with linen lla
embroidery. former price a.a
81 rs. sale price .........--v@
so dozen Ladies' Cambria aid Y
Chemise. neatly trimmed ie'Ss
price 75c to S1.29, sale price -
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

l0c quality Ladies' Hemmed Cambria
Handkerchiefs. fancy colored No
loc quality Ladies Cambria Handker-
chiefs. hemmed. lace edge and &c
lace embroidered. sale price -. ~
l5c quality Ladies' fine plain White
Cambria Handkerchiefs hem TIC
stitched, II and l-inch hem. for. ~
Poe quality Ladies' fine Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs. embroidered and snr
scolloped edge. sale price 80. W.
25c quality Ladies' extra fine quality
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs.
embroidered and scolloped edges. t0ln
sale price ................,.. Ik2G
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WRAPPERS.

75c and soc qualities Ladies Fdj
Gale Wrappers. sale price .,y,s,.
s1.25 and sl.O0 qualities Lseis \
Wrappers. with fancy yoKa
sl.75 and $3.50 Ladies Lawn y
Percale Wrappers.
sale price ......::..::. Xxi. i..'i III
s1.9S and s1.75 Ladies Wn'@
Linon Wrappers.
sale price .,'.'''''s
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tofore the department has experienced
some trouble in spots in preventing the
abstraction OF copies OF the questions that
are used at said examination Now, how
ever taking advantage OF the curiosity,
not to use a harsher term excited by the
publication of the fact that in some cases
the questions referred to were actually
stolen and sold, certain smooth seekers
after a method TO make money without
work have hit upon the plan OF preparing
sets of bogus questions and selling them
to ''innocents" wherever they get them 10
bite.
From all accounts. not few nsh have
been landed by these artists, but so far
as can be seen there is no protection COM
ing to the victims. as the act of endeavor-
ing to surreptitiously secure copies of
questions TO be answered AT teachers ex-
aminations Is but little less crooked
than that of undertaking to furnish them
in advance.
BRAzos COUNTY SUPPLIED.
The governor this afternoon received
the following telegram;
To Hon. Joseph D. sayers, Governor, Aus
tin, Texas.
Bryan. Texas, July 22.--The contribu-
lions OF money, provisions and clothing
sent to me have been sufficient to relieve
the people OF Brazns county IN actual need
from the overflow. | would request M
more money or goods be forwarded To me
as | have a sufficient quantity on hand
which will enable me to meet cases of
actual necessity. desire TO convey IN
YOU the appreciation OF these people for
the promptness with which you responded
TO their needs and to thank the many
throughout the State who have so I'm,
orally contributed to their wants.
9. A. Adams, Mayor
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penton. Texas. July 22.-One death today
/" reported from the smallpox detention
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All street cars pass
the door.
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BOGUS LISTS on QUESTIONS.

The State department Of education's at
tention has been called to a new industry
In connection with the examination OF
applicants for teachsrs certificates. Here
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OVERFLOW EXPECTED.
Tho Rcd River now BanIsfull
and Rising.

DeniscA, Texas, July 22.---Red
river is bankfull and an overflow is
expected. Information this after
noon from up the river In wilbar-
ger county and the Panhandle coun-
try is to the effect that the big
bridge across the river between
wilbarger and Greer counties has
been swept away by the floods. and
all the bridges In that vicinity
across the Red and Pease rivers are
washed away and great damage has
been done to crops
Paris, Texas, July 22.--The Frisco
train crew coming In tonight report
Red river still rising. Giant green
cottonwood trees are floating down
stream. Men have been put to
work fighting the drift away from
the piers OF the railroad bridge at
Arthur City. Parties in today from
the mouth OF Bots dare reported
that big slices of land with grow
ing corn and cotton had caved and
dropped down into the river.
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camp east of here Mrs. Salmons dying
There are no new cases reported.
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EMBROIDERY SALE
EXTRAORDINARY.

The Chance of a lifetime.
"Now or never"
Choice of all our fine Swiss. Nainsook
and Cambria Embroideries, to 10
inches wide. worth up to CSC OOc
yard. sale price ................... 4. ~
Choice of all our fine Swiss. Nainsook
and Cambria Embroideries. to L. inches
wide. worth up TO sl.25. 1Af,
sale price Observation-Disclosures. fSS
Choice of all our fine Swiss. Nainsook
and Cambria Embroideries. 4 to IL
inches wide. worth up to s2.25 HOC
yard sale price .................OS WV
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Use quality Mems Madras or Percale shirts
with detached cuffs to match, lOC
sale price ................'''..'.'
CSC quality Mems genuine Madras Shirts,
made up in the latest style,
cuffs to match, 1OC
Sale price
SIPS quality Mems best quality French
Madras Cloth Shirts
detached cuffs of the same, GOC
sale price ....,.,..,.........''..''
SOC quality Mems light weight Lisle
Thread Suspenders, in new bright )SC
colors sale price .........,.....,..-
1Oc quality Mems colored border Handker-
chiefs. sale price. DC
y Tor ..........-..- ..'...''''''..
Csc quality Mems Leather Belts.
all sizes in stock, lac
sale priCe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AO$