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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12
JomNsroN,s CANDIDACY.
Expected that He VIII Announce i,
This Week.

This Week.
Birmingham, Ala, November 1.-THE
announcement in the press dispatches that
Governor Johnston will make four
speeches next week in Limestone county
which is the first county in the State to
hold its democratic primary election
caused topographic inquiry TO be made
to the governors secretary by the Biz
mlngham News as to whether or not the
governor Will announce his candidacy for
the senate against Senator Morgan In one
OF these speeches. The reply that came
was that the governor viii speak at AtL-
ems next Saturday and that II is probable
that at that time he will publicly declare
his purposes. The mere fact that Cover
nor johnston VIII take the stump in the
first county to order primaries is acs
oepted as positive evidence that he is n
full-fedsed candidate and will SO announce
when he speaks at Athens.
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CONGRESSMAN HALEY
Had n Lnrge Audience To Hcnr Him
at Smitby lille.

smi,hville, Texas, November u.-Hon.
j. w. Bailey spoke to large and enthusi-
astic audience at the opera house here
last night He was introduced by Hon.
S. L. Staples and held the house sell
bound for over an hour. He told of the
dangers of Imperialism and discussed the
subject from all standpoinis. lie has
mndomhtedlY cantnre1 this Town.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton regained points of Fridays de-
cline: spots quiet and lower.
Another decline in crudo cotton seed oil
Wheat closed ,4d9ac and corn and oats
a shade lower.
The New York bank statement was dis
appointing to the stock market, the cash
reserve loss being greater than expected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12
WASHINGTON.

The accessions made by Mckinley to
Great Britain in the Alaskan boundary
dispute is practically all that is asked for
by that nation.
The postoffce department estimates the
population OF Texas at 100000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12
TROOPS LEAVE FOR SOUTH AFRICA.
The Last Infantry Ba ttaIions Took
Their Departure.

London, November 1.-THE last iufan-
hry battalions under orders for South
Africa left England today, and the last
OF the Hussars also sailed, leaving the
household cavalry still to be dispatched
and the last. but no means the least the
First battery Of the Howitzer artillery,
has started. Great things are expected OF
the howitzers They are claimed to be
superior character and are expected to
DO particularly serviceable in removing
the Beers from the hills.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12
GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT.
President and Secretary of Nationn,
Association Are In Texas

-"S'"f"" NV IN TtAUs,
Dallas Texas, November II - William II
Moore and Miss Lena G. Harder. president
and secretary, respectively Of :ho Good Roads
ana Public Improvement association OF tho
Lnhed states arrived ia DALLAS last night.
They are 10 canvass Texas and the sout.
generally N the INTEREST of the objects ~
thsH organisation, LEGAL associations viii
&c estanlt,hed wherever practicpbls. The
hearing today The result was \ dete,n,,r
tion 70 = call good roads State convention to
ensemble At paliaa In obont Two weeks tbs
es'e 20 30 determiaed BY Preside ut Keatins
days. " Wv next tr~
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RAILROADS.

II. and T. C. will use Denlson as a
hasing point on holiday rates.
Railroads are responsible for the pres
ent and prospective higher rates for coal.
Canadian Pacific makes cheap ratio to
get business.
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London. November 1.-THE following
announcement was made by the WIZ office
this morning: General Butler wires to-
day. l0:d5 "A. m. that Colonel Kelwiche
reported November that the lombard
ment of Kimberley, November I. did no
damage and that there were no casualties.
The war office has received from Cen
oral Butler the following dispatch:
Capetown. Friday Night, November 10.
"A accommodating force from the Orange
river has been skirmishing with the enemy
today about ten miles east OF Belmont
Casualties in the Northumberland Fusil-
GERS, Colonel C. r. Keith Falconer killed ,
Lieutenants f. Brevan and II. G. Wall
were wounded. In North Lancashire reg
imcnt Lieutenant C.. C, Wood and two
privates wounded. This is the only re-.
port TO hand.
capetown. Friday. November 10, 1.2
p. M The following message has been
received from Colonel Kekewlch
Kimberley, Monday, November 6.-The
wounded are progressing satisfactorily
Two unarmed natives have been shot o.
the Moers at Alexanders Fontcin
The conservancy post east of Kimberley
reservoirs has been missing since NO
vember 4. 1t is supposed to have been
captured by the Beers Brown and Bea-
confield have ridden and are missing. Sit
uation unchanged.
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Hon. j. p. Mount n Candidate.

Denton Texas, November 11.-Hon.
James 2. Blount gave it out today that he
would make the race for congress from
this district to succeed Hon. j. w. Bailey.
DR.. Blount is president of a bank here
and county chairman of the democratic
party and is widely known over the State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12

organization committee and passed a
resolution indorsing initiative and ref
ercndum and invited all voters indie
pendent of former party utilization to join
them in move for direct legislation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12
sHELLlNc OF MArE,slsa.
Bocrs Made Three AttacISs ON BRITISH,
Forces. but We're NcnnIAcd

Bocrs Made Three Alta clSs ON british
Forces, but Were NcpuIscd.
capetown, November S.--News received
from Mafeking says that on Monday The
Beers sheilod the town. One Boer qua
was knocked out Of action and the Beers
retired. but We're reinforced, attacked
again aud We're again repulsed.
Tuesday they shelled the langan kopje
with little damage,
Wednesday there. was a general attack
under The cover OF artillery, but II was
repulsed by the Maxims and Hotchklss
guns' The Beer loss was fifty killed. The
British less was slight.
Thursday Smelling by a heavy gun was
renewed ana the Boers .massed WITH ihe
intention ~ making an attack, but this
Eas prevented by thunder storm.
Friday there was dasultory rlne five
AID occasional she'll, but there was little
loss Of life. due to the excelIeucc Of the
shelter Ia the trenches Tho health sni
spirits Of the troops arc good.
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not delay one day before you con saSs II
ciallst, one to whom the human po& y
cren book and who understands ~
OF weakness and disease ana 20 ~
proper treatment for cure Is a.
the adding OF column OF ngurs'' ~
For over twenty years DILL. r.
HATHAWAY has been the lead,ns
OF this country. His practice ~ - .
combined. His cures Of all sor., NJ T.
conditions have been the marvel q
cal profession and the people
Or. Hathaway makes no cnaItSM
euliation or advice. either at hls ~
mail, and when case Is taken
fee covers all cost Of medicine
sioInl services ~
Dr. Hathaway y
zoo q. Alamu Phase, San - b
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"Euew Path
Hath a Pun

The puddle tn k<S
cvay of most fives Z
fectfve circulation das
blood supply that insts|
grogving clear and st,oss 4
a mountain brook, Is sfss]
and impure. Paddles ~
purified. however. AZ I|
come Hr,pid streams. n
Is 1vhat Hoods Sars.,,.
does 1vffh human blooi
clarifies. PARTIES and stsenotk
Blood and 4Dhen tits Is accomsss !
0aaiorsans. iver. lungs, kidrew. Z
are all b,aeed and refrigerated.
Asthma =" -Four bottles = N
Sa,saparlia sape me pen,snrJ ,
from asthma. and I haze had v p
from shortness of breath ance.s
G. Lane. Vienna. Ga.
Pimpies ~ used TO Be fvu5tj.
malaria ard par,pfes; 4 friend 49,
to take Hoods Sarsaparilla. lk,s
free cver since" W. .Sfeu,a,y az
Ave.. Brooklyn, ". Y.
Worn Out Feeling "ldd1I
take Hoods Sarsapar1la for ! -,
feeling, and a fcep bottles releced.I
firely and roeD I am able TO 4uok /.
DEAL" Kitty Allen. Madison. K,s
d6odJ SaaJqtod1
sSlsaIz!laass
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills; the noa-rsisH,
only cathartic tn take with HOods E5s1sc
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Durham, Natal. November s-Thc warshlps
have landed n naval brigade with twenty
guns for tho defense of the town. The bril-
gade marched through the town amid the
greatest enthusiasm.
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orFEn WAS AconrrEn.

Dsks Of Newcastle win Fit ont 4
Hospital ship.
London, November li.--rhs Duke Of
Newcastles offer to boat the coat Of nttins
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snap and ac1
mind and bod!s
you easily tl,ss'sI''.!|
you lost amp,us.l
there any
drain upop
tenn? Is even
performing "
function?
Words: Are
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vig.5
Healthy. M
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70 mt. y@
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12

Durham, Natal. Wednesday, November s.
large force OF men and guns from the Brit
ism hrst-class cruiser Terrible has started for
the front.
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Maseru. Tuesday. November The Basuros
continue faithful 10 the British and hive re
fused TO reap the Free State crops. which are
ruttinS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12

v Fondon, Noyembar lL--It 3 oilciaIly
snp1anrsd ths, the trocpstps Yorkshire.
I1snpfe Castle and A,irania have srrived
81 Capttown With a676 troops. Tho two
siRanaSfs frst named Immediately procesd-
if6eps vii 30 landed II cspatown.
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IHE SICK MADE vi

Have you any pain. or ache. or w. ".
Does your blood show that IL c0ntsu.
purities7 Are you nervous? DO ~
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Esstland coun,, p,,,.,,

ras''and. Texas, November 1.-The
:, county executive COMMITTEES Of the popu-
hs' party met here today. appointed an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12

Capetown. Wednesday, November s.--The
British steamer Clan Robertson, Captain
Quicken from New York, October s. arrived
here last night.
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BRIEF WAR ITEMS.

London. November lit is officially an
nouneed that the troopship Hawarden Castle
has arrived at Capetown with 1910 troops
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12

Brest, France November 1l.-Rumors are
In circulation here that a British troop has
foundered off the Island OF ushant on tho
coast of Brittany.
London, November 1.-THE authorizations
toward fitting out the American hospital ship
for service in South African waters now
amount TO Gli500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12
A SMALL ssiIRMIsn.

The UrItIsh EOSt SIX WeH' five VI
Whom Were Officers.
Berkeley West November Ga dispatch
received from Kimberley says: General
Cronje sent message to Colonel kel.
wiche calling on him in surrender before &
in the morning today, otherwise the town
would be sheled. The women and the
children remaining at Kelwiche's risk
The Beers surrounded Kimberley in great
force with heavy artillery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
Look for the
New Embroidery Insertions.'

Last weeks sensation Is to be repeated.
The goods are in and are being marked as
this advertisement goes 10 press Other
Lace and Embroidery sale Items follow
Sc. for Linen Torchon Lace. 2 10 315
inches wide. that was l2lzc.
7c. for 12-yard piece OF Torchon Lace.
Footings in white and black starting at
Sc. a yard.
1S-inch White Allover Oriental Net.
that was 81. now soc. yard.
R-yard piece of Valenciennes Lace for
DC. a dozen.
zoe. Valenciennes Lace for soc. dozen.
Festoon Inserting. starting at 1oc. a
yard and upwards.
4-inch wide White Renaissance Lace
at 25c.
Inserting 2 inches wide at lie. yard.
Black Silk Chantilly Lace Edge for
45c. dozen.
s-inch Linen RickRack Torchon Lace
for Sc. yard.
4-inch All-Slk Black Chantilly Lace.
the 25c. kind for I7c. yard.
Cambria Edge. open pattern, I inch
wide. for &c. yard
Cambria and Swiss Inserting. l 20
inches wide. worth l7c., for 12Rc. yard.
40c. and SOC Cambria Swiss and Main
sock Edges. skirt widths for zoe. yard.
roc. Cambria and Swiss Allover for soc.
yard.
SO-incb Allover Pidue Embroidery, blue
pink. lavender, red and black. for SID
yard.
2la-inch Pique Inserting, red pink. blue.
black and lavender. for lie. yard.
Making plate and engraving 80 2rr
Cards and rs Envelopes, In neat case ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28

Manila Lawns, large floral and stripe
patterns, Sc. value for 2bc. yard.
S2-inch Fine organizes. plaids. stripes,
checks and floral patterns l2l2c. value
Yard-Wide Percales. best quality. full
pieces, new patterns. l212c. value Tor &C.
Full-Piece Organizes, cord or large
corded plaids with all the very latest
printings. small and large designs, &C.
value for 12hc. yard
Satin Plaid Fine Imported Organdies,
Bayadere stripes. floral and other dainty
designs, for 12lzc. yard.
Extra Heavy Corded Pique. colored
and black stripes. 25c. value, reduced to
S2-inch Fine Madras Cloth, in plaids,
4O-nch Irish Lawns, white ground
small dainty rosebud and stripe patterns.
l2i2c value for l-3c. yard.
Savilla organizes. light and dark pat
terms, exact patterns Of the French goods
imperial Dotted Swiss Muslins, plaid
and rosebud designs. 12l2c. is the regular
price, this sale for Sc. yard.
Fine Sheer Batiste in stripes, polka-dot
and ring designs white grounds, blue
grounds and dark grounds every yard
perfect 17c. value for sc. a yard.
Satin Raye Stripe Organdie, the newest
OF this seasons production with the most
dainty patterns that has been produced,
lie value, for zoe. a yard.
Crown and Wellesley Batiste. just thick
enough TO be used without lining, yet a
very light and desirable waist and wrap
per fabric consisting of plaids, stripes.
broken plaids and floral designs, Gisc. a
yard.
Imported French Organdies, all dark
grounds, brought over 10 sell for 25c &C
per yrrd. this sale for.................... D.
Sea Island Dimity Remnants. thousands
OF yards TO go on sale tomorrow morning
III ~ tVt "a
Figures, Light and Dark Grounds. for
dc. q yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
Crayon Portrait, rOC
From ANY Photograph. CSS

We have secured the services OF an
excellent crayon artist and orders will
DE taken for Nrayon Portraits. size
23xl6 which will DO made from any
photograph for S4c.
Beautiful colored Pastels, Of same size.
will be made for Doe.
To have these Crayons and Pastes made
you do not need TO bring any purchase
qickets nor do we compel you TO buy a
frame. When crayops are given free and
you are compelled 10 buy frame. YOU
will find the price OF the frame alone
very much higher than you can buy
crayon and frame here together, nyesti-
gate these prices OF frames.
Parties sending photographs by mail
must include 25c. for express charges.
All Gilt Moulding Frames with glass
and back complete. size for these por-
traits. 0Dc., usual price SIS.
French Gilt oDen-Work. Frames. with
glass and back. size for these portraits.
O9c., usual price 81.
Oak and Gold Triple Moulding Frames,
size for portraits. - 40. usual price s..
White and Gold Florentine Frames,
size for this portrait. ~ 90
Also a special lot OF Cabinet Photo
graph Frames sizes sxl0. SKI and 6xS
inches tho new style Enamel and Gilt
Moulding. and some with and without
asass corpers. price 2oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
All these goods and ready for sale and i'll such guam
titles YOU will be told they sold

Black India Linen in all lengths, 12l9c.
TO 25c. value, for &c. a yard.
National Lawns, white grounds small
neat patterns. the kind that always wash
and wear well, DC. yard.
Stripe Dimity.. the regular 16c. kind.
lavender. blue. black and pink stripes, for
Sc. yard.
Loom Ends of all the dinere mt kinds of
White India Linens. selling from Sc. ESQ
10 rec ~ u choice of ............... C4S
Good Heavy Wide Welt Pique. pure
white, and perfect selling for 05sc. yard.
Pure White Raid Examines. an one y, t.
tern. of best oight-cent quality. SELL d.
ing Tor, per val observation-disclosures. OSS
White Wash Chiffon Swisses, Just like
French OrsaDdie, cost in regular stock
lie, sale at 6l4c. yard.
White English Long Cloth, two large
cases among. this purchase, perfect, l2-
Whole piece S-yards Mosquito Net. any
color, for Zoe.
The real Imported Pore White French
Organdic. sold as a leader for 25c-, IL
is in THIS purchase for, per ward. 49,. h4?S
80 full pieces Of yard-wlde White Cam
bric are to be offered In any quantity you
desire for your own use or to be sold
over again, at Age. a yard, which could
not be matched anywhere under SIC.
Also. 1000 yards Extra Heavy Corded
Wells the &c. kind at 1219c.
SOC kind. at 37I.c. yard
Also, 1900 yards Of 40-inch India Linen.
the 25c. kind. al l2lAc.
Also. 20 pieces Plaid and Striped DIM
tiles. the lie. kind. at Zoe.
Also, IS pieces Persian Mulls at S%c.
Also, Very Sheer White Orsandie at
f2i2c.
Also, two-yard-wde White Organize,
the Acc. kind. at 10c.
Also. one case seeded-Dot Swiss, 12hc.
yard-never known under pc.
Also. one case Fine Dotted Swisses,
07sc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
Sale of Muslin Underwear.
Choice of Any. 75c.

Exquisite garments. Fine Soft Muslin
and Cambria Gowns. deliberately TRIM
med in French Valenciennes. Medecl
Laces and embroideries in Empire and
high neck; Fine Umbrella Pettlcoats.
with wide ruffle OF embroidery; Fine
Hemstitched Lawns. umbrella ruffles,
ruffes OF inserting and wide Torchon
lace edge. also dust ruffles; Fine Cam
brio Skirt Chemlse. handsomely trimmed
In Torchon lace and ribbon. ruffle on
skirt: Fine Cambria Drawers. Point de
Paris and French Valenciennes lace in
sorting and edge.
Wide Umbrella Drawers with grad
uated ruffle OF Medeci lace inserting and
edge 4Dc.
49c. Wide Umbrella Drawers. hem
stitched ruffles. 25c.
39c. Fine Cambria Corset Covers, en-
broidery trimmed. full front zoe.
&c. Plain Cambria Corset Covers. per-
feet fitting. 12Ac.
soc. Good Muslin Gowns. Empire or
Mother Hubbard styles. embroidery and
tucks trimmed 39c.
81 Good Muslin Gowns. deliberately
trimmed 69c.
soc. Muslin Chemise. Torchon lace yokes
lace trimmed neck and arm holes. 2oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
Fine Summer Dress Goods.

Pure Wool. Albatross and Nuns Veil
ing. popular grays and evening shades,
69c values. at 400.
soc. quality Henrietta. Nuns Yelling
and Fancy Zephyr Weight Dress Stuffs,
dainty shadings. the yard 1915
IOR NOUHTfIN AID SEASIDE.
Ocean Serge, salt resisting navy blue,
20 inches wide. worth 81. the yard zoe.
80 inches wide worth Coo. the yard SOC.
Navy Mohair for bathing suits 66-inch,
25c.; 39-inch. 50c.; 45-inch. zoe.
Prices Of Innings.
take a tumble and Immediately you get
the benefit at Meyers.
SG-inch Rain Bow Stripes. latest color
combination. zoe. grade, OF i2i.c.
26-inch Extra Heavy MOreens. for
skirts. cereise. royal blue. violet and
green, 25c. value, at 15c.
36-inch Taffeta; tan, slate and white.
full l0c. value. at &c.
1Oc. best Black Slate and Brown Can
vas the yard for 51sc.
1oc. Rice Cambria. all colors, staple and
colors. at Sc.
15c best Fancy Silesia. black and self
back. the yard Zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
THE SEASONS CORRECT SKIRTS.

Full Wide White Pique Dress Skirts.
with four-inch hens. 53c.
Full Wide Linen Crash Dress Skirts.
with deep hens and button backs, Soc.
Beautiful Naval" Skirts Of white duck
with navy blue naval" trimming. 81 80.
Extra Quality Large Cord Pique Skirts
with finest embroidery down front and
bottom, Si0S.
Ladies' Elegant White Pique Dress
Skirts. made with insertion down the
front, seams and bias insertion, panel, a
$3.50 value for S1.75.
Fine Quality Black Sicilian Cloth Dress
Skirts, the 50 kind made on best lining
and best velveteen binding for ~ %.
Gray Invisible Plaid Covert Au-WOol
Circuiar-Cut Dress Skirts. on best lining.
Sd 20.
CHTLDREN'S WASH SUITS.
Chlldren's Pink and Blue Solid Colored
Lawn Suits, made Empress style. with
most dainty and attractive embroidery
trimming on belt, sleeves and entire
waist. 81 30.
Children's Fine White Pique Suits. made
gored shirt and blouse waist, with very
large collars, the skirt and waist are
trimmed with many bow-knots, for 81 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
What to Buy for Baby.

The solution is easy at the special sale
In Meyers Model Baby Bazaar, second
floor.
Infants Bonnets. Fine French Muslin
Bonnets. trimmed with cords. lace. tucks
and ribbon. $3.50 value. on this sale at
81.
Infants 81 Caps. made OF fine null in
many various styles, deliberately trim
mede in lace and ribbon at soc
Chidrens Sun Hats. made of Pique in
all coors and embroidery trin.med. for
40c.
Infants Fine Nainsook Underskirts
with full skirts and deep hem. 25c
Infants 81 Dainty Wells of fine net lace
and ribbon trimmed. for soc.
Refers. l TO years in best quality OF
white piGue embroidery trimmed. value
81 20. for soc.
Childrens Dresses ! to years, OF
striped organdies in pink and blue. made
low neck and short sleeves. at i0c.
Childrens Bingham Aprons, large sail
or collar and tie strings, Is. value FOR
39c.
Infants Dainty Julietts in pink. blue
and white. satin lined and ribbon trim
med 81 value. for zoe.
lmpor ed Fancy Suitinos.
for evening or street wear English. Ger
men and French Weaves. wool and silk
mixtures. exquisite r-blendings. sold
for $3.50 to $3.50. choice TO close. the yard
75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
A Special Purchase OF
Bows Wash Suits

of Navy. Blue and white. and Brown and
White Striped Percale Blouse suits. CON
sisting of Sailor Blouse and Pants. win
solid color collars and shields to match
sale at zoe. suit. =,
Sailor Blouse Suits of strong blue ana
brown seersucker and linen crash with
collars and shields and cuffs trimmed, at
fOc. -
Sailor Blouse Suits. OF striped duck,
solid. inlaid collars. at oSc.
Sailor Blouse Suits of pure white duck,
with lined collars and embroidered shield,
Goc.
Sailor Blouse Suits OF B grade Galatea
cloth, green stripes, brown stripes, tan
stripes; made up of same style collars as
81 so suits: with fly fronts, for Ssc
Sailor Blouse Suits OF best grade Amer
fcan Galatea cloth. with solid color GAIA /,
tea cloth collars. four rows OF braid ana
white duck Suits. with peated sleeves,
braided collars. and ties for 9Sc.
Beautiful Sailor Blouse Suits and lllu-
minated Sailor Crash Suits, red. brown,
blue. inlaid collars and embroidered
shields also. Vestee Suits OF pure white
duck. for S1.4S.
Sailor Blouse Suits OF pure brown linen
pleated sleeves and silk embroidered
shields. for SioS.
Sailor Blouse Suits Of imported Gala
tea. white pique collars, for $3.50.
Mothers Friend Shirt Waists for boys,
zoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
Popular Music. I4c.

vocal and instrumental, including Georgia
Camp Meeting. Tennessee Jubilee, Up
T0-Date Lanciers, He Carved His Moth
er's Names Upon the Tree, 1t Don't Seem
Like the Same Old Smile. My Old New
Hampshire Home. Let By-Gones BE By
Cones, Church Across the Way. Happy
Days in Dixie. III Marry Her Rag Med
ley. Whisper Your Mothers Name.
Immortality. by Rev. DIR. Calisch. 1Sc.
Sousa's Marches. inclindlng his newest
triumph Hands Across the Sea"
Fine Folios OF Darkey Melodies, national
airs. classic and dance music. 2lc.
Two-Steps, Waltzes. &c. per copy.
81 80 Canvas Mandolin Cases, $l.%S.
10 any one buying 81 worth Of Music at
one tiinr we win give, free of cost, pop
uiar song.