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12-30-td

Repairing roadway frosa Pensacola, Fla, to the National Cemetery near that city. Depot Quartermasters Office, Washington, D. C., December 27, 1898. Sealed proposals, in triplicae, will be received here until 12 o'clock noon, January Il, 1S99 for improving roadway mentioned above Specifications can be had here and at mayors office, Pensacola. Right reserved to reject or accept any or all bids. or any part thereof. Envelopes conta ming proposals should be arked Proposals for Improving Road way Pensacola, Fla, to National Gene tery," and addressed to T. E. True, It. Col. Depot O. M 12-30-6t
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REFERRED TO GRIGGS.
Chinese Seek Re-admission to Hawaii
 Legal Point Involved.

Washington. January 4.-Asslstant Secre- tary Howell of the treasury department has under considera ton the cases of several Chinese laborers and others seeking read mission to Hawaii. Under the Hawa.ian laws they were allowed to visit their native country and to return upon complying with certain conditions as to registration, etc., before leaving. When the exclusion laws of the United States with respect to Chinese were applied to Hawaii. the question of the status of those who had left the islands was immediately presented, the treasury inspector MT. Brown, holding that they were debarred. The Hawaiian supreme court, however, has held that they were entitled to land, and the question has aeen referred to AttorneyGeneralG GriSgs Tor an opinion. About 800 Chinamen will be de- barred if the inspectors decision l.; sus- t.ined
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DEATH OF MINNIE EVANS
Wife of the Well-Known Actor Dies
 Mysterious,y.

New York, January 4-Minnie Alice Ev- ans, one of the sisters known the French Twins,' and the wife of Charles E. Evass, proprietor of the Herald Square theater, died suddenly at her home in this city today.
 The greatest reticence was manifested by the family regarding the circumstances att tending Mrs. Evans death. Mrs. Evans and her sisters were stars on the vaudevnie stage twelve years ago or more, being known as Minnie and Lena French, ye- sectively. The last named married "Old Hoss' Hoey who was MT. Evans partner in several plays that were given all over the country, notably "A Parlor Match"
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Francis. 5l1 Nineteenth street. while in the

Francis. 5l1 Nineteenth street. while in the city.
 Miss Mary Griffin and Miss Mae Simmons left yesterday for Selma, where they will be the guests of friends.
 Miss Nina Redd has returned home from a delightful visit of several weeks at Co., lumbus.
 There will be a cotillon at the Southern club tomorrow evening.
 
 Members of the Edgewood club will please take notice that the club will meet at 2 o'clock instead of PAS on Thursday, Decem- Der 5. By order of the president, Mrs. B. O. Watkins secretary.
 Miss Ethel Clifford has returned to St. Cecilia convent at Nashville.
 Mrs. Charles Scholar who is visiting Mrs Minnie Reece Richardson, in Montgomery is conspicuous figure in the social parties at the capital. At the Joe de Vic cotillon on Monday evening she was gowned in a white brocaded satin, trimmed in scarfs of red liberty silk.
 Among other visitors to Montgomery is Mrs Hope, of Birmingham. At an after noon function in her honor, she wore an ele- gant gown of black satin with bodice of spangled jetted net. In reference to her visit and also that of her sister, Mrs. Pren- dcrgast, of Savannah, in whose honor Mrs. Margaret Faunce enter taincd, the Mont gomcry Advertiser says:
 Mrs. Hope and Mrs. Prendergast are the daughters of Mir Walter Pierce, all late'y Of New York. Their mother was Miss Belle Cheney. She was an intimate friend of Mrs Faunce in girlhood. She was conceded al that time to be the most beautiful young woman in Montgomery
 Mrs. Hope and Mrs. Prendergast two per 1ectly charming women were born in Mont goraery and have large family connoc- ton in the city. They are here now to at tend a family reunion. There was a Christmas tree where presents from each to each were given and received, after which an elegant dinner was served and enjoyed by the members of the family, where four generations of J. M. Cheney's family met and enjoyed each other. There were about twenty in number.
 Miss M. L. Browder, of Gallion has been in the city several days, called here by the illness of Miss Juliette Whelan.
 
 Miss Bessie Emerson has returned from Montgomery.
 Master Leon Ehrman returned yesterday to the Catholic school at Cullman.
 
 A number of the boarders at Mrs. Nix ons, 400 north Twenty-first street. will en- certain company of thirty-five or forty at dinner Friday evening at o'clock.
 
 Mrs. F. Caheen and Master Edward and Julian, will arrive home today, after spend ing several weeks in New Orleans
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DEMOCRATS MEET
For the Purpose of Electing Campaign
 Committee.

Bessemer, January 4.-(SpeciaL) L)-There was a meeting of democrats last night in the circuit court room for the purpose of electing a campaign committete in antici- patton, it is understood, of the city election. which, however, does not take place until next January. There were about forty present. The election resulted as follows:
 Temporary chairman, W. B. Gere; perma- nent chairman, E. H. Lopez; First ward, J. A. Hendricks and w. T. Kennedy; Second ward, w. Jackson and pr. E. P. Lacey; Third ward, T. A. Ratliff and w. B. Gere; Fourth ward, R. J. Tillman and J. J. Ca hill.
 Owing to the lack of quorum, there was no meeting of the city council last night.
 There is a move on foot to form a com mercial club and active steps will be taken in that direction in few days Such an organization is a crying need here.
 F. B. Nichols returned this morning from Chattanooga, where he attended meeting of the directors of the American Pipe and Foundry company The election of officers will not take place until some time in March.
 The funeral of Robert L. Kennamore took place this afternoon at o'clock at the familyl residence. The services were url- der the direction of Myrtle Lodge, Knights of Pythias and the Improved Order of Red Men, and were conducted by the Rev. W. R. Ivey. The interment was in Cedar Hill cemetery.
 Though there Is the usual cry of hard times, Bessemer is in fairly prosperous condition. There is scarcely a vacant house for rent in town and none among the better class of houses. There are few cases of destitution in town and these are being well cared for by the United Char ities.
 George H. Marsh and family are occu- pying the residence of Walter K. McAdory In Fifth avenue.
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Miss puri Leg stature

Jefferson City, Mo-, January 1.-The legis- lature met today, Lieutenant-Governor Bolte calling the senate to order and Sec retary of State Leseur acting in the same capacity in the house. Temporary organi- zation was effected in the house by the election of George T. Lee, of Carter county, as speaker, and H. J. Simmons, of Shelby, as secretary.
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meeting of the stockholders of the Ala bama National Bank, of Birm ngham Ala, will be held at the banking house of said bank in the city of Birmingham, Ala on January TO- 1899, at 12 o'clock noon for the election of a board of directors and the transaction of such other business as may come before the said convention.
 w. A. PORTER, Cashier. 12-30-td
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Mrs. wiusiow's Soothing Syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILL DREN WHILE TEETHING, with PER- FECT SUCCESS IT SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC. and is the best rem edy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask TOT Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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FREE TO READERS OF AGE-HERALD.
A Cure for Blood and Skin Diseases, scro-
 fulous Sores, Cancers, Etc.

Bad blood is the cause of boils, ulcers. scrofula, cancer, blood poison copper-col- ored spots. eruptions, p'mples face covered with repulsive sores. etc. For these troubles a positive cure is found in Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) It has an extra ordinary record, and cures because 1t drives the poison out of the body, bones and blood, leaving the flesh like a new born babes. That readers of The Age-Herald may judge of the value of B. B. B., the Blood Balm Co. will send a trial bottle free of charge and prepaid to all who write for it.
 Address Blood Balm Co.,, 92 N Mitchell St., Atlanta, Ga. fss
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Color, Lepislature,

Denver, Col, January 1.-The Colorado legislature met today and organized by electing the officers chosen by joint eau GUS of the silver parties. William G. Smith (silver rep) is speaker, and A. B. Gray
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(pop.). chief clerk of the house. John K. Shermerhorn (silver rep) is president pro tenn, and Harry Fl. Sales (dem.), secretary of the senate. Governor-elect Thomas will be inaugurated next Tuesday.
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eve Wish You a Happy New Year,

An.cipating big work, we have been cleanNSs up our tackle and ropes and are O. K, Tas usual. We solicit the most cif- ficult work. Get our prices.
 THE HERMITAGE SIGN CO.,,
 1st Avenue and 17th Street.
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Treasury Statement

Washington, January 4.-Today's state ment of the condition of the treasury shows available cash balance of s294 145,207; gold reserve s246, ,173, ,6S3.
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Economic

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
 "Yes, it was so much cheaper to make it all at home" :.
 ''How long did it take you?"
 .'Only four days. And, actually. they charge you at least 15 cents for them in the stores.''
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Stockholders Mo eting.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of stockholders of the Ensley Land company will be held at the office of the company in Birmingham, Ala, on Monday, January 9, 1899.
 J. R. VAIL,
 Secretary 2-29-thurs&sat-td
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of the smart set were present and the occa- sion was of the charming events .f the new year.
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Master Leon Ehrman returned yesterday to the Catholic school at Cullman.
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Stockholders Meeting.

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Miss M. L. Browder, of Gallion, has been Tn the city several days, called here by the illness of Miss Juliette Whelan.
The age-herald., 1899-01-05

A number of the boarders at Mrs. Nix ons, 400 north Twenty-first street. will en- certain company of thirty-five or forty at dinner Friday evening at o'clock
 Mrs. F. Caheen and Master Edward and Julian, will arrive home today, after spend- ing several weeks in Man, O,lnn ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-30
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
Report Made to The State Medical Asso
citation Thereon,
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A MEMORIAL TO THE LEGISLATURE
EmbodStpg some of tho ucRson4
Why Change " Desired from
the Present System.
MEMORIAL 10 THE LEGISLATURE

At the ecent session k,, State Medical
association, hold at saShConlo. Dr. R.
II Harrison Of columSus vet. the follow
ing report: W
Your committee charged With the duty
Of formulating law providing for the
creation OF state bosrd Of health and
vital statistics, and urging the passage
Of the same by the Twenty loslsia,
ture Of the State. entered upon the dis
charge of its duty, confident that the ina
portance OF the subject aud the great bene-
FITS to be conferred by judicious work OF
that character. would insure successful
result. The prospective change OF admin
isIraton added greatly to this conhdepce
hit We regret TO say that our anteipatious
have not been realized
soop after the organization OF your
seommiltee, convention OF local health
officers and municipal authorities was
called, at the instance OF and through
the agency OF the mayor ana aldermen
OF the city OF Galveston, which met III
the city Of Houston and Afforded inyat-
liable aid in directing its subsequent
labors.
The members OF your committee were
residenes OF sections of tho State more
or less remote from each other, making
satisfactory conference by them, difh-
cub and on some occasions impraotieable.
~ succeeded finally, however In fornnu-
lating a satisfactory bill, clear and COM
prehensive, covering the entire ground
contemplated by the resolution providing
for Its appointment. This bill was intro
duced in the higher branch OF our logis-
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AnnuT PARApIsE.
The subject of DIR. Shinp's Lecture
Mt Mason Hall,

The subject Of DR.. shinp's Lecture
Mt Mason Hull.
Friday nigh at the Mason hall Dr.
shinn's subject was Paradise text:
Luke 2S.4S-"And Jesus said unto him:
Verify / say unto thee. today shalt thou
be with me in Paradise"
He said in brief: These words have
been quoted in justification of deathbed
repentance. as II that could transform
character and transport sinful soul to
heaven.
1T seems 10 be d common idea that this
word occurs many times in the Bible. It
is TO DO found there only three ttmes-in
the text, Matt. 23;4S; Second Cor, l2:4;
Rev, ~. And it is the prevailing notion
that il is a synonym for heaven. This
can not be inferred from either OF these
passages In the passage from Revela-
lions the man that oyercometh' would eat
of the tree growing in the Paradise OF
God. Here IL means relief the joyful
feeling that every one experiences who
oyereomes IN eyid habit In Second Cor,
Paul describes one of his visions and Para
disc means state of spiritual eXaltation.
In one text 1t must mean relief. II may
be cessation from pAysical pain. | am in
clined to think it was mental relief such
as the malefactor would speedily exper-
ience because OF his repentance and de-
sire 10 turn from mis- sinful course unto
righteousness. Whenever any of us stops
SHINING and begins life OF righteousness
we experience great sense Of relief Para
disc
Did Jesus mean more than to define the
new attitude OF the dying thief? Surely
He could not have mean; that heavenly
attainments would come instantaneously
Heaven is Christlike character, something
1t takes long time TO develop: il is NOT a
place, but condition. OF course. when
there Is heaven within as condition, the
place one is in will be heaven. 1t is So
now, This world Is heaven to the heaven
/ ~ and the same will be true in the fu
ture world, since spiritual laws will be
always the same
The primary meaning of the word Para
disc is an enclosure for pleasure or de-
light, and this seems 10 be what some
people mean by heaven. Regardless n,
ones moral condition, IL he can only
squeeze into that enclosure he viii be han.
py. IL is a sensuous conception. material.
istic. sudden change Of locality such
as the thief experienced. could hardly
transform his character. But the sincere
request he makes OF Jesus indicates a
NH"u6e VI PURPOSE ana We may regard il
as start toward the heavenly life. Ana
AZ the very beginning deep sense OF re-
lief would come 10 him-Paradise.
~ is mistaken idea that one must
dle before he may enjoy Paradise. Ana
now VIC have a most practical lesson which
hope Will be clearly seen by us all. VIVA,
are we to live for but to make his world
Paradise, pleasant, happy place for ali
TO live in @'i
Dr. shlnn, after dwelling upon this
practical duty, gave notice that today tu,o
sermons vii! he preached by him al Ma
sons hall; one at II a. m and the oths-
az p, m, Subject in the morning. "Whst
universslists Believe and What They a.
not eBlieve;' az night, Death. Resurrec.
ton. Heaven" 'es7
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Mortuary Beport.

The official mortusry report for the city
OF Houston for the week ending 10 O'Clock
m, April 90
April e. Mandy Hamilton, female, col.
ored, ~ years; pneumonia.
April 2S-Infsnt son Of Adam Motley; ls
grippe. Ella Smith female, white, y
years; congestion. Charles W. Daniels.
apopleXy. Homer Fritz. colored, IS years.
tuberculosis,
April 24--Louise Sick. female, white.
months; congestion of the lungs.
April 25-Dr r. II. Byers white y
years; cystitis chronic, Jennie Crawford,
child; stillborn Ed Lewis, colorsa'
phthisis pulmonalis,
April 26-WilIiam Waliritz' whtss
Bright's disease. oliver Chapman, white,
months; dysentery.
April 27--J. w. Jackson; traumati:
shock.
April 2S-Thomas Johnson. colored y
years; pneumonia. Israel Mcfarland, COZ
ored; phthisis. Francisco Aleman, female
"A years; consumption. Infant Of Jamsi
MeCane. white; congestion. Child q
Frank Goodrich, female; hamilton. G i
Ellison, white, 3S years; gunshot wouaa
Lucinda Coleman, child. stillborn.
Annual death rate per 1900 1891,
j, B. Massc,
Health Officer.
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sneuscrbund Entertainments.

This evening az o'clock the Houston
sasngerbund viii give musical and dra-
matical entertainment at their hall The
The one act comedy entitled, "Studenten-
streiehe,D will Re given under direction
Of Mr.. William l'reckmaun, assisted by the
following cast:
Ruhberg. capitalist....,,,.Mr O, Kreiter
Leontine. mis- daughter. Miss NJ. Luepke
Barthold. student. Dr. II 4. Eugelhardt
SMrmfeder studsnt,.s Mr., n Walther
Mrs, zippel matron. ......Mr. L. Scharci,
Book, tailor .....-.,.....,M Mr. J. HarbipR
Essig. inn keeper Mr. John Roessls,
Dotichsn Busgel maid, Miss Rosa srhn
Frank Herbs orchestra will furnish the
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concert music and q dance will conclude
the evenings entertainment
Arrangements have been made Tor on
ter.ainments during the summer AZ fol-
lows. on sunday. May A. Familieu absnd
concert and dance; MAY 81. Whitsunday
celebration al Sauter's garden June /,
musical aud dramstical entertainment
June IS, Familien abend. concert and
dance; June 2, summer night concert
July 9 musical and Grammatical entertain
ment July %. excursion and picnic; An-
gust e, Familen abend concert and dance !;
August 20 musical and Grammatical en-
tertaiument; September s. Tamilien abend
concert and dance.
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RACING AND DRIVING.
some nf the Gentlemen Who Wish (
Form an Association.

Some of the Gentlemen Who Wish to
Form m Association.
The plan to form racing and driving
association in Houston is meeting with
considerable encouragement Among the
gentlemen who have signifed to Mr. W. &C.
Berry their willingness to join such an
association are Messrs. j. H. b. House,
Baldwin Rice, Joseph Meyer. Charles
Helm. Percy Allen, Or. W R. Eckhardt,
Or. J. A. Kyle, Frank Stewart, H. G.
Mosehart, c. Cleveland, J. II. Buchanan
Gus Sauter, Ed Dupree, j. j. Hussey 81
Packard, James Wall, J. B. Busch, Gus
street, w |. Williamson, Fletcher Will
son Tia Porte), Max Andrews. Max Stu
benrauch, S G. Hobbs. Lon Key, c. Pilot.
Charles Scholibo, Ed KAN
All of the above gentlemen, and several
others whose names are not recalled. have
applied for membership in the proposed
organization.
There will be a meeting at the Business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-30
Mattings
Lace Curtains.

visit to our Curtain Department will
convince YOU that our line Of Lace Cur
talns Is the largest. finest and most COM
plete to be found In South Texas.
Nottlpghams, extra Width and length.
" ecru and white. regular price uOo
Sl.I6. this week ...,.......... J0C
Nottinghams. 3ib yards Ions. go inches
wide. regular price $3.50 en-
this week Observation-Disclosures. iIJU
Fish Net curtains. extra width and
length. In cream ana white, quantity
limited TO three 10 fve pairs.
REGULAR price $40. no
this week Observation-Disclosures. I,JO
Irish Point Curtains, all our $3.50, s. 90
81 30 and 5000 goods. q nE
this week .l,........ u,LU
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Shock from Rejection.

The shock caused by abe refusal Of Life
Insurance to the applicant. Is often the
iirst cause OF decline in health
Most of these reflections are on account
of Kidney diseases often slisht--but
whether slight or serious, It soon yields
TO The use Of SPECIFICS No. "a or 30, and tha
risk Is gladly accepted by tho best COM
pApies-
For other SPECIFICS consult Dr. Humphreys
Manual at drug stores or sent free.
At druggists or sent prepaid; 2oc and 81.
Humphreys Medicine Co, corner Will
In and John Streets. New York
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thousands Of men will welcoma ~, -.
mat most successful remedy has 49,
iov1' which will quickly cure them q, sny
Ierm OF nervous debility. LOST r,s,h,,a -
~, Nisor, relieve them OF ali the donbt and
i ushhflI'ainty which such men arc peovliarly
strsnv, ana restores the organs 10 natura
uo,n,ins to set this wonderful formpl Sos :,
vow wouia seem. that airy man. sunerinR sror. :,
desply s IN q nervous debility. ought to be-
S'h7pS nntsrested 10 such a remedy. Ni,hous
mnien they continue 70 live an ey,sten'.ne
~ rsp,Diu Misery The remedy In question vas
se,rhss s.t q many years reAeareh AZ 10 WHAT
OK mtaieins would be the ruoss
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League tomorrow afternoon 10 discus
the plan Of organizing the association &
well as TO consider the holding OF rae
meeting in Houston next fall.
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effective in restoring TO men the s,saAio q
need send your name and i asd,ss' ps,gsi.
/. w Knapp 1853 Hull building Mkr,iug ~
Mich. stating that you are no sls use o. ~
prescription by giging the remedy .if,boat sa-
win be answered. promptly ana esme from
cence as 10 whfrs intormationI, ss' this pi7r,,
The DIS obifct Of dlstripse .,ssr scausnis,,
With the rsmsdles that exert ., % sIss;
zach dinerenS drug IS thoroa,s nos srSffal Z.
and the suferyr VIII inas esse u T :,,ss
10 get IT'S des.{s5 results W., VIZ rsaiins
ia 10 doubt .sxbout The ssss heins ''-
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Ladies' Shirt Waists.
Under MusIins.

Best Muslin Nanseok and Cambria
Gowns made IN the new Empire pointed
aud fancy French yokes. and Russian
Blouse effects, all trimmed In the daIn
s ses' Of so 'ri@ aso IS $780, ,l.5 1888
Finest Cambria and Nainsook Corset
Covers. daintiy trimmed with the finest
lace beading embroideries aud TUCK.
ings. IN
Best Muslin and Cambria skirts. made
with a deep umbrella hounce' al beau
tfully trimmed and finished with dust
ruflles and extra vide, az
al 29c. 4sc, 75c 9sc, SIS to hJu
Best Muslin Nainsook and Cambria Che
mise and Combinations, made with tho
new fancy French yokes and blouse e..
s st.'. .ssc, sec zoe, 75c 500 and ., UU
Best Muslin. Cambria and NainsooikT
Drawers. made umbrella style al
trimmed with tuoks, laces and en-.
broideries, &c. ~ N
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Millinery.

our great speciality this week will oe
White Hats, rough straw. fancy shapes;
as well as short back sailors, uliniluu
In American beauty roses, handsome
wings and ornaments. I'LL
at'............S2.5O $500. 800 to o'uV
FINE trimmed Hats for Children in White
Leghorns and Chips, trimmed in ChiiIoa
Ruchng and Flowers, q iii
from. ....,..,Sl.jo. SEQ. $500 tofioo
Sailor nrpcar to be the boon OF the sea.
son, instead OF the walking hat, for
white rough straw. with navy, black,
white and polka dot band, 7h
from, 75c, Csc to hio
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| aides Duck and Pique Skirts

Ladies' White Duck Skirts. extra good
quality and made extra wide, 4 mn
at..........,....,..... '.SSc 10
Ladies' White Pique Skirts, made in the
late styles, trimmed with braids, tailor
finished seams aud embroidery inset
a non'. SOC. osc SIZE. $50 tob,Uu
Ladies Coored Duck and Linen Crash
skirts. made in late styles and trimme
with fancy braids. OK
Beautiful tailor-m made White Linen. Duck
and Plque suits, all exquisitely trimmed
with fancy colored pipings, embroidery
at ana sl SIS'a' si55o $500. 5000, ZZ,5u