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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
Sic Ip8geIaHene S6mtn.

Sas Std odten Gbartres ,lnpeit gas
ris nurbe bieier Sage bur6 cine 96win
in Surdt unb S6reden geiebt. Gin
Menaserieansenellter. Der pOn ieinem
idbsornisen Irinsipal fir cine unge=
ididlidteit mil G6ldaen t%rattirt wor=
ben NOR, mOllte lid RIDDEN uno lieB 81
Oieiem 3mede mdbreno Der Na9t cine
20min aus ibrem Gdfig in ben Gaum,
ben oas idaulufige 9ublifum am
Sage einpimmt. Ser Mann puBte,
Dab iein 8rooberr Morsens Der grite
mar, Der bieien 3aum our6 cine brett
CUR StraBe fiibrenOe Sbiir betrat. gr
bottle nun, baB Der Menaaeriebeiiber
bon Dem bungriaen Sbiere iOfOrt an
aefallen unO serileiidt uerOen miirOe.
IS iollte jeoo6 anbers fDmmen. Oils
Der gigentBilmer ME aep6bnli6 Die
Sbilr BON queen aufidlDB uno 6ifnete,
fprang Die S0uiu al ibm bpriiber uno
idoB ME eiu Yfeil auf bic nod siemli6
meni9enleere StraBe. Gum Slid fir
bic penigen a%bnungslDs baberfom=
menoen paiianten eripdbte bic Wilien=
t6nigtn Elm Ofienes Sleiideraei6dft, in
bas lie f9nurhrads bineinraHe. Ser
entiebte G6ldbter fliidtete in bic binter
Dem 2aoen gelegene Wubnuns uno
iiberlieB Der aefdbrliden Gunbin millig
feline 9orrdtbe. Na9oem bas Sbier
feinen appettt befrieoiat bette, fiiirmte
es pieoer binaus uno f~tattete einem be-
na6barten garbierseiddit eiuen 8efu9
ab. mo es unter Den Gebilfen unb ben
erften &airbeoirftisen cine miloe pa=
nit beruriadte. gbe Die nit @epebren
uno 2aiios bepafineten Menaseriemdr=
ter unter I~nfiibruns zines gdnbisers
Die NusreiBerin einbolen fonnfen. bate
lie suei pferoe attadirt uno iduer ber=
leBt, mebrere Sunbe set6ctet unb cine
6rau lmgerannt, bic Dor gntIeben be-
finnunsslos lieaen blieb. @ls Die 26-
min mertte, baB man ibr nadhellte,
retirirte lie in einen Gisaprenlaosn,
beiien Sn1aber in f6leuniger Sluht
fein 9eil fsdte. ginem bebersten poli=
sifien setans Is, bic Sbiir bss 2abens
gu f9lieben, tuorauf bic Ginseiperrte
burd eas S4aufenfer eridoiien tuurbe.
Stunbenlang nod biefer aufresenben
Saene paste fid tei, menidlides Wsfen
In bic Rdbe Der Menaser*. Nm Na9-
mitta9 aber, bis lid Die 9eute bolltom=
men herubigt batten, ersielte Der 8e=
tiber Der porjii9li4 dbgeridteten 8efien
bic glansenoiea gtnnabmeu. Ser per-
baftete unb bereits geHdnbige Bdrter
pirb lid tuegen Woroneriu&s 3u per=
%anttuDrten baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
9eisem BET RiiRpnare.

Neunabn bon % Mitalieoern Der
gbinasSnlanb< Niiiton. bic periudten,
nod 9anfau o., flhdten, muroeu unter.
tuess setbbtet O9.r ginsen an ben Gtra=
paaen gu @runbe, barunter bier Ginber
uno brei Undergraduates Miiiiondrin-
men. Sic ueberlebenben aeber cine er-
9~reifenoe Gdilberuns bon ben Mib=
fallen unb @raufamfeiten, bic lie au er-
bulben batten. als iie fi9 3ur Slu9t
entldloiien, nerfauften lie ibre aleioer
unb berpfdnoeten alles nur W6sli1e,
felbf TIRE $rauringe. nur um.oie Wit-
tel CUR GluGt gu erbalten., .9lls mir
nur nod 40 81 Bon 2udens, Der 8abn-
fation, entfernt tuaren, nuroen mir In
einem arpben 9orfe bonn p6bel ange=
balten uno aufaefortert, unier @elo
beraugauQsben.- Ga mir linen nidt Qe-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
GutGdfrtHeu0.

Greunbin: .Wie. gu beiratbeR
nddRe Mode fdon? Eein papa tpoIlte
bod baben. SM iolltet biz gum Serbf
tuarten. : .NIteroinss ;.aber
id babe einfad sefagt, i'd miiBte bann
nod Elm neues Sommertofim baben,
ba bat ct fi9 sefiiet!A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
BdtHtte, AuHEtd1tstt.

Ba1on Gum neuen Siener): ,Sas
III fatal, i'd mill bieien Sdranf 6ffnen
unb babe ben Sdliiiel nerleatlA-
9iener: ,Sas tueroe i'd 9lei4 baben,
t1 fanrt ollie Gml6fier auftuahen.A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08

Sic m en- aIIer
9o9f1uIen In Cnfel Sans 2anb
besiffern iid auf mebr als $50. 000,-
600. Nn 100 Colleges baben ie Ella
9erm6Qen BON minoeHens 81, 900, 900.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
Cine WertpanStif,aft stpiidtem Mens
id,enbfut uuo Scctuaiicr

mill Der frans6iiide 8bniiolose Nuin.
Ton. Der ourb cine Meibe pursii9li6er
Nrbeiter iiber Die G%ntmidelung Der
SDierwelt auf Ger Grbe betannt 9eluors
ben III, naAaenieIen baten. Gr ltellt
Sunl6it Die mertmiiroige 9ebauptung
auf, OaB 0lles tgierilNe 2ebeu uripriin9=
LID aus Dem Mteere beruOrgegnnaen lei,
uno nod mertlide Spuren oieier Ser-
tunit in ieiner tOrpcrliben 3uiammen=
ieBun9 ertennen laIIe. Wtit anDeren
WOrten: Seoes SebcmeIsn, weldBe
Stellun9 es au6 aui Der 9ruBen Stu=
fenleiter Ger tbieriiben Gntmifelung
einnebme, lei i'm 9Seientli6en cine Sos
Ionic bon 3ellen, mie lie ii1 anfGn9li9
bel ben Weerestbieren 9ebilcet unO ent=
tridelt baben. 60 muuosrbar oieie
Sage tlingen, iino lie bod ni9t einiah
bon Der Sano 81 weiien. 3unddi 1T
es wabribeinli6 aenug, oab oas tbie=
Ride Seben ieinen Nnfan9 i'm SSean
9enOmmen bat, oarauf oeuten mebrere
SbatiaGen. Inter oieIen 1T beionoers
Der lmiano mibtig, oaB ii6 Die
uripriin9li6e &iemenatbmun9, wie lie
fir Waiiertbiere n%otbipenoi9 i'll, in Der
embprOlOaiiGen Gntwideluns idmmt=
li6er b6berer Sbiere uno audi oes
Meni6en nadmeiIen ldBt. Setannt lit
ferner Die SbatIabe. baB alle einia6=
fen Sormen Der SGierWelt I'M Wailer
leben. Quinton 1T aber meiter aegan-
gen uno bat aud geriude sur Seweis=
fibrung beranaescAen. 81 bat er feH=
geiellt, oaB cine GerUanotiduft Stui=
f6en Seemaiier unc Sbierblut, be-
siebun9speiie Menlbenblut, befebt. gr
bat Den 9rOberen She'll oes glutes BON
Sunoen Our6 Seewaiier eriebt, obne
Dab irgenowie oas 2eben Ooer oas 9e=
finoen Der 9erfudstbiere beeintrd6tigt
tuuroe. MuBeroem ioll Die femii6e
3alammenIeBung Oes gluteiweiBss uno
Seemaliers our9aus iibereiniiimmen,
beun teioe entbalten angebli6 oieielbe
Stoife: als mihti9ite Ntatrium uno
GblOr, oann Galium, Calcium, Dag
neiium uno Sdweiel; Der 9eoeutuns
na6 an oritter Stelle Sales.--future,
&oble, 9bospbur, 6lucr, giIen. Im=
mon uno 500. SOaar Die aerinsfigisen
Seimil6unsen nOb anoerer Gruno=
noffe. ME Srum, Mangan, &upier,
Gilber, Slei II. |. m. iollen beimi Slut
uno beim Geemaiier in alei6er @eiie
uOrbanOen iein. Sieie GertaltniiIe limb
gum She'll Der @iiieni6aft gemiB nidt
unbetannt gemeien, aber nod niemals
in folder Sddrfe ausseiproden NOR
ben. Nimmt man basu Die grgsbniiie
anoerer GOridunsen, mad benen gum
geiipiel Die giniibruns bon Salswai=
Ter in Die NOern cine porsiislide Sell
mirtung baben tann, 10 miro aller=
binas Der 3uiammenbans suiI6en Dem
Seeiuaiier uno benz tbieriiden @eien
elm INNER engerer. S6liebli9 miro
bic aus Dem MeeresI6lamm eeborene
MpbrDoite als elm SinnbilD fir Die
@ntUideluns Der tbierii6en Sebeuelt bis
gum Meniden binauf Derebrt tueroen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

have been largely lett have had little sue
\ cess IN moving prices. The declines from
/ their shurt selling have brought out very LITTLE
stock and as they bid up prices they attracted
no following TO take stocks OIL their hands
| The reRcuonary tendency In business which
caused the fall IN the stock market is not
generally admitted, although Efforts We're per
/ sistenuy made at hrst to deny IT, But the
1 uull and sluggish stock market reflects the
I feeling that the setback IN business has
| been fairly discounted. The feV8rlsh Activ-
ity IN the steel industrials ans subsidized, but
tnat group Is sun Sensitive and IS quick 10
respond to any development, The capacity
OF offerings OF stocks vs. due 10 some extent
to tho recent large absorption OF railroad
stocks FOR tho purposes OF control into the
treasrries OF the great railroad companies, But
while offerings at tho present level OF prices
arc small the demand has practically ceased,
Buyers want moro light on the future course
OF business before taking on stocks.
ono large cause OF perploXty over the
outlook Is the present large influx OF cur
reney TO New York bank reserves from the
Interior. Tho gold export movement now
fairy inaugurated Is q result or this. Ordl.
narily the expectation of gold has an unfa-
Norable enect on the stock market on ac-
count OF the apprehension aroused that tight
ness OF money may result In the present
instance that effect is due TO the feeling hat
tho plethorc condition OF the money market
Is register OF declining interior trade and
dullrcss owing TO the decreased business
Tho total clearings FOR April OF this year
show an Increase compared with 1898 Of so
ror cent; with 1897 OF over 81 per cent and
with 1892 OF 20 per cent
Looking TO the Now York clearing house
hanks Il appears by last Saturdays statement
that their loans are greater than any before
by Si4,Si020o, but undoubtedly large loans 10
foreign borrowers are included In this itcm
In consideration OF the figures the Increased
money supply must be allowed IFS du, mliu-
encc in the current ease NJ money rates
In New York sNty-day loans are only steady
at rate Of per cent in London discounts
lcon'mand upward OF per cent and while the
Bank Of Englands official rate Is ( psr cont
g. Is rising Berlin private discount rates arc
in4s per cent and IN Paris Ss Per cent
Kept pace with the increase IN money supply
lfole'gn money markets are moro or less
stringent and the DHnk az France makes a
concession on Interest during transit OF Fo,6
shipments These conditions explain thr sold
export movement m the face Of The Continuing
large balance Of merchandise credits lr favor
Of thh country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

almost wholly negative for the market con
tinues near the level OF stagnation. A slight
NIL up was gwen the opening by higher prices
In Lemon. But tie room tradera closed their
| contracts bolore tho days end and this
brought the level OF prices back near TO last
night close. sugar moved quite easily at a
nlsner Iause tnan Yesterday ana exactly
recovered yesterdays loss as result. Long
Island was active and moved up 10 So bur
closed unchanged. The bonds OF the company
lcoutnuod 10 active demand at advancing
prices The statement that the Pennsylvania
has acquired control found credeuce but the
working agreement Of the New York Central
is believed TO be involved in the deal
Reports Of the mercantile agencies served
TO confirm the impression Of the reuctiouary
course OF prices OF commodities and OF trade
activity, The current stagnation IN Wall
stree; is tho logical outcome of these con-
ditions, Buyers are out OF the market. But
holders Of securities are not yet sure that
the current reaction "a not making for the
ultimate health Of business 1t IS perceived
that the recent high level OF prices was such
as not only TO unduly stimulate production.
but also TO decrease the consumptIve demand.
Securities are obviously being firmly held
until the problem Of the level u prices and
tie volume Of consumption shall adjust itself
- afford a basis Tor estimating future returns.
The export demand Tor manufactures con-
tinues aud exchange bills against mauutac-
ti,fers are In quite abundant supply. The
loan item OF the banks statement demon
suates that these bills are not being drawn,
bnt are being used as collateral Tor loans,
MulSh Is an incident OF the process OF plNc-
/ Ing loans With foreign borrowers. The OK
cess over the preliminary estimate 10 tho
K banks gain In cash was due 10 the extra
/ day operation with the subtreGsury, which
yielded to the banks over 81, SEQ 600 or as
much as the rest Of the week
The stock market has given evidence dur
ing the week Of having reached an adiuei-
ment TO the new conditions presented by the
unexpected developments IN the iron aud steel
trade OF three weeks, The iiauldatiou Induced
I by that development oyerran Itself as Is the
ilnNariable rule with speculative movements
ard the bears last week had TO bid up prices
70 sNt back stocks which had been sold short
This week tho market has heeD without tho
sustaining force OF the demand from over
sold bears and the arc measuring the vlhra-
lions OF prices has been diminished This
ers OF stocks have practically ceased to sell,
the actual demand having failed to meet
their Views Of volueE The professional trad
1 era ~ atocks. in whose hands operations
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

Wash Goods.

All the latest and most desirable Wash
Fabrics are being shown IN our Wssa
Goods Department at unusually low prices
Ill new shades and dress styles, 5-
,isc and lac values yard ,..,..
FANCY coLoRED CAMBRIcs, Foulsrds
inc. Bimity Lawns and Madras Cords, so
"a IS Inches wide, pretty light coiors Ior
summer dresses, 1870 value, ne
DfMITy AND LAWNS. lne and sheer
dainty printed designs, also Woven Ma
dras, very light weight, 1Sc and f13c
1p1su AND IMPERIAL DIMrTIEs, also
tnnbroidered Swisses, very thin and cool
looking, all new designs and delicate
shades. Inc
al 25c and ,..............''..'.-'..
LINENS for shirts. plain and twilled, also
inches !. vi DE- ;. f2tc
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INCLINED TO BE FIRM.
STOCK Market Not Affected Materially by
Gold Exports.
OFFSET BY THE RECEIPTS OF CURRENCY
Lowering of Prices Is Expected to
Create n Better Business--Export
Demand for Manufactures Good.

New York. May SIS. Mum. Son Co.
say:
Stocks we're inclined to be Arm in sympathy
with London. Surplus bank reserves de-
creased only 81 .oe5,so0. Loans increased sl3.-
"a. 400. Some are looking for gold exports
for the season OF 1900 OF perhaps $40, 900, 900.
but they add, Whatever the amount may
be. We shall get It all back this autumn and
q good deal more besides
In this country about 10000 men are on
strike In various trades aud declines in prod
ucts have been more frequent than advances
during the week Nevertheless the general
condition OF business Is prosperous and Is
expected TO remain so for good while TO
come
The Chronicle reports ap increase IN the
gross earnings OF sixty -nine roads for tho
third week OF April OF IL per cent even COM
pared with the large earnings OF last year.
Twenty-seyen roads Cor the fourth week wera
10 per cent over last year. Good buying OF
Strangers, especially ST. Paul and Rock Island
and noteworthy hruness IL Reading first
and Baltimore and Ohio Big interests were
buying Brooklyn Rapid Transit on prospects
OF big summer traffic.
Continue to buy good railroad stocks on all
good dscliueA
Nav York. May s.--whateyer deductions
are drawn from the stock market must bs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Wife Goods.

WHITE INDIA LINoN, a sheer ma
terlal: ward 35c. 25c. 20c, 15c 1Si4c tOc.
l-3c sc.
WHITE PERSIAN LAWN. fine dress
material yard Csc. soc. 45c. 4oc SIC. 25c.
20c and 12iec
S5-inch WHITE BISHOP LAWNS; yard
46c 3jc Doc. 25c zoe and 15c.
2S-inch WHITE BATISTa NULL; yard
SOC 45c 35c. 25c. zoe.
s2-nch WHITE INDIA NULL yard
45c. S5c, Csc zoe 15c.
ENGLISH NAINSOoK, white: ward 35c
SOC 25c. POO. l5c
s3-inch WHITE oRGANDY; ward 15c.
12l9o and 10c
72-inch WHITE FRENCH ORGANDY:
yard csc, 75c. soc soc. 4Sc. 30c.
WHITE CHECKED D1MITY. all size
checks ward CSC 2oo l5c l2isc. loo and
S l-3c.
WHITE CHECKED NAINsonK. all size
cheeks ward 15c, 1215c, 1oc. SC and
WHITE LINEN LAWN, yard 75c. 5ac.
45c 35c and Csc
ENGLISH oNG-CLoTH. 12-vard piece;
per piece sizes. s1.75. $50, sl.25.
LAWN. CRINKLH. CHECK, sateen
stripe and lace effects. ward 25c. 2Oc. l5c.
l2l5c and 1oc.
PlouE large and small welts. dotted.
figured and scroll designs: yard 45c, s5o,
soc 25c. zoe lot. 12i5c and l-3c.
DUCK fine white double warn linen
nnish: yard l0c, l-Sc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Carpet Depann,e.,

We will place on ssla -
pieces and remnants Of al ss ,ssly 4,
pets; some arc with bora s.aoes II q
enough of any or them IA se y. Eta
sized room. All carpets , .,sss I Il,
iined with heavy lining ir ,sae I'D i
HEMP CARPET striped 49,.
heavy. usual price zoe ! y wet ~
tni5 week '.............. III
TWo-rLY INGRAM crA,n.s.'.'< 9
quality. variety patterns NE" NJ III
price Coo a yard. this we,f q
TWo-PLY INGRAM cAnpr 49, (. n
heaviest quality. usual prIc. ~ n
yard. this week p'ire 'cs 4 II
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS caup-. y
patterns. usual price Coo Vt VI
TAPESTRY TAPES. BRUSSELS cApprr e
quality. borders TO n,tcs nl ",
price voc yard. this week ssss' \
MoQUETTE CARPET, b.sy,... . h
light patterns. borders IL n' tfstt
usual price sl.2i yard, tb,s Si w az,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Mattinqs.

We can say without hesltat,os
the largest, the best selected - IN
priced Mattings to be found n ny lsus
We quote the roll price. a h,,s NY ri
way you save from liac TO lUc Sss Ivy "
CHINA MATING, very hsayssAe
every two yards, usual price I, 4, hna
per roll. this week .......... 95
CHINA MATING, stripes ana .,,. Z
1ointless,. usual price 800 roll Nt,a
TINS week r'''''.........,.........3 .V
CHINA MATING, extra heasv ~
patterns, jointless, usual price wv
$3.50 roll, this week ..... .0b
CHINA MATING. finest ou,lItv 4 l
rieties, all our $1,000, sll,00 "a y ?
s12.o0 goods. this week ..,.,. .D
JAPANESE MATING, cotton wan NJ
white, blue, tan and green natts,s', 'as
usual price $1,000 roll,
this week ........... 64{
JAPANESE MATING. linen wa, NJ.
effect, all new goods, usual ~
price Sl4.O0 roll, this week lem
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

BEST FRENCH vALENC1ENNEs
LACES. EDGES and INSERTIONS to
match, = to IL inches wide, suitable to
trim swisses, Organdies, Dimites and
Lawns, per yard 1i2c, s 1-3c. i0c, 121ec, i5c.
zoe. 25c and 55c.
BLACK VALENClENNES LACES.
EDGES and INSERTIONS y to / inch
wide, per dozen 15c, zoe, &c. 35c and 10c.
VAILENCIENNES LACES, y TO 1 inch
vide, per dozen 12ikc, 16c. poe. 25c. $50
aud zoe.
POINT DE PARIS LACEs. EDGES and
INSERTIONS to match, all entrels new
and very handsome designs, suitable to
trim Ladies' and Children's Underwear.
and all desirable widths, per yard r.,
5 l-Sc, l0c. 12igc. l5c, zoe, 25c, i0c aud SOC.
NARROW BLACK SILK LACES,
EDGES and INSERTIONS 10 match, suit
able to trim organizes, Lawns, Dimties
and Mulls per yard Sc. e., lie 1oc,
Pie 15c and 25c,
LINEN ToRCHoN AND MACHINE
MADE TORCHoN LACEs. EDGES and
INSERTIONS to match. suitable to trim
Lawns, Ginghams, Madras and Ladies' and
Childran's Underwear, per yard Sc, &c, SC,
TIC, Lac. 10c 1otsc aud 1Sc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
PsrasoLs and Umbrellas.

LADIES and Mems Black Gloria I'm.
brelias, 26-inch steel rods. fancy ana
plain wood handles, 5Ur
each 75c and .......,.....'.'.''..'
LADIES and Mems Black Silk and SIX
Gloria Umbrellas, steel rods ana paragon
frames, natural wood, sterling trimmeu
aud Dresden handles, 99C
each $500, s1.50 Sl.25 down to "
CuILDREN'S Parasols. in all the new
STYLES. plain and ruffed, solid and fancy
striped colors, &c
each 81. 80, soc, CSC and .-.-....--''
II you are in need of fancy sun shade
our stock is complete and up TO DATE ali
that is new In black, white or Iancy cUi-
ored Pnrasols are here at prices from $50
To $1,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

LEATHER BELTS. with harness buckle
In patent and grain leather. one I &c
inch vide ....r-.''.'.'s'''.t.'
LEATHER PULLEY BELTS in black.
ratent ana grain leather. leather lined.
with pulley rings and satin RIB Z6C
bon tie ends ..........r..-'.'st''
LEATHER PULLEY BELTS, in black,
tan brown gray and castor. in plain
and Russian leather. taDtring from the
back. with double faced satin rib sic
bon tie ends OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pCC COLLAR BELTS. Of plain and pat.
ent leather. in black. tan brown and
white with or without gilt oxidized or
silver chain. with paddock fas- soc
tening ...... ...,,.,,.t.'...''.'''
LEATHER PULLEY BELTS. of reJ
Morocco and patent leather. kid nd
In black. white and tan. graduating or
taperlns from the back. with pulley rings
and wide double-faced satin ribbon [ m
tie ends also with buckle .....,..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Wool Dress Goods.

Your attention is called to our new
English Sklrting In homespuns and
Cheviots-they are the latest.
ENGLISH HoMEsPUNs and cHEvIoTs
full "a inches wide
light and medium gray mixed. and Q0@
In black heavyweight per yard. ~
ENGLISH CHEYIoT. grav mixed extra
heavy. Sc inches wide special for shor,
skirts. without liring. IN
per yar1 ..-'............-..-.
CREAM sICILIANs. the latest for skirts.
sheds the dust nicely. three grades. I az
per yard ......,.,. '5c. Csc and. ~
PRIBSTLY's MOHAIR GRANITE. in
black their latest fabric for summer
wear very dressy aud ssrviceable. ( tx
40 inches. per yard ............,... 30
PRIEsTLBY's PRUNELLA CLOTH. a
beautiful smooth. black fabric, finished
like Venetian Cloth, 40 inches, I Ok
Per yard ......- .................... '%|
PRIBsTLY's CRAvENETTE. in navy
and black elegant FOR skirts and suits.
waterproof IS inches wide, EO
WV grade. for .................... ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Er1brofderieS.

We carry one Of the finest and most
complete lines Of Match Set Embroder'es
that were ever shown in the city IN Swiss
Lawn. Nainsook and Cambria consisting
of Edges insertions, headings and ALI
overs. suitable to trim organdies, swisses,
Lawns, Mulls, Bntistes and Dimities, per
yard Zoe, 12iac, l5c, 25c, 35c, SOC, 75c up to
800.
WHITE AND COLoRED EMBRoID-
cry. EDGES and Insertions in Nainsook
and Cambria. suitable to trim Lawns.
Glnghams, Madras and Children's Wear,
per yard &C, nc, s1-3c, l0c, l2l4c and
15c.
WIDE HAMBURG AND CAMBRIA
FLOUNCfNGS, six to twelve inches vide,
all the finest imported embroideres. suit
rble to trim Lawns, Piques and Ladies' and
Cnildren's Underwear per YARD Zoe. 25c.
35c, 40c, soc and &c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

Sflk Grenadines.

Here are three lots. which we will offer
At very much reduced prices for this
week---ast to sse them:
BLACK GRENADINES. all pure Silk,
fve STYLES. floral and striped designs, sold
regular at boc yard. this week. 19r
only ........-.t............
BLACK GRENADINES. all pure SILK.
~ inches wide. pretty fancy designs.
sold for Hoo yard SO~
this week only .......-......"...
BLACK LA ToSCA NET. As inches wide.
all pure silk Bayaders wave effects.
sold for Sc 50 yard. I 6D
this mack only Observation-Disclosures. 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06
Silk Bargains.

Nots the reduced prices on our printed
Indus and Foulsrds. This means the
entire observation-disclosures reserved
PRINTED INDIA SILK. all colors, the
best grade. all bought this season. 5Q~
sold for SEC and 75c. reduced to ~
PRINTED FoULARDS. our entire s1.oo
Assortment embracing everything that Is
new and In all colors. &c
nj .......ss.s.s.s..s.-s
BLACK CREPE DE CHINE. 81 inches
wide worth regular 800 yard. Z5~
BLACK SATIN DUCHEssE. extra nns,
all Silk the sl.60 grade. % inches.
both In plain and corded, 99r
this week at. uer yard .......... W
BLACK FRENCH TAFTETA. all Silk.
"a inches wide. our 81 Is leader.
as long as II lasts this week. 99~
at ........ ............ ............ - " y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

GorsetS.

Always on hand a full limo Of sizes in
all the uoDular makes Of Corsets includ-
ing the Thomson Glove Fitting. r. a
G.. p. D., ]. H.. z. r. ~ and the
imported Corset---the Fasso--4, s and 6
hooks at Boc 75c. $500. Sis. $3.50. si.75.
81 90 to 1850.
Misses corsois at zoe. 75c and 400.
Ladies' and Misses Ferris Waists. Ia
the ventilating sateen and coutil. at 800.
75c 500. si.b0 and sl.75.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-06

New York. May Money on call easy at
per cent; prime mercantile paper 3isG4 per
seuti sterling exchange steady with actual
nlane and at 4.Sfsl for sixty days; posted
rates 1891 S5is and 4s9d4 SsLs; commercial
o,lis s%RAsih silver certificates soHa
va bar silver 6oi Mexican dollars a7ls. state
bonds inactive: railroad bonds and eoysrn.
ment bonds steady