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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Sc ALQUILA una o6mods casa con
tigua la oiudsd, en- el bsrFio de Ma
ohuelo, tiene ssls, dos sposentos como.
dos, comedor, cocina y letrina. El
patio extenso. 81 EsF RS a@E
Para informes, dirijirse a la misms
casa dofis Conception Plato. 2 LkTzA3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

n ""I|-a ~ 1INII 4}EIG Paris. IQUEl
Mr.. Delcass6 ha dsdo a la pubhcidad
nn kilograms de Mr.. Francois, fechado
Laokai, oomunicAndole su llegads yssla
be sus compsferos 8 aqaella PoblscTon,
ssnos y salvo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Anoche Sc reuni6 Ell Comit9- del Par
lido Federal, ytomando acuerdos7 impor.
tantes que daremos d conocer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

FL propietario del HOTEL AMERI-
cano don Zenon Intr0n, establecido
en- Arroyo, participa a los viajeros
haber hechO una gran refOrnla en- .el
establecimiento. : Comidas todas no
ras>y y esmerado serviciO. Ponce, Julio
Q de 1900. 81 asabl m.ad.s.s'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

E1IOTCrIo'

I-sE-fgoz s0@9sa 80 E-6& EO1&aH-0
tEl senior Juez municipal suplente
por providencia de este dia, dictada as
en- los autos de juicioa : verbal civil y
|seguidos poi' los senores Mayol v ca
contra la succession ! de DON Vicente
Morey en- cObro de pesesy ha dispues-- uas
to- So saquen plblica subasta los *
bienes embargados a sdicha sucesi6n7 .s
cOnsistentes en- euatPo cuerdas de te1lsi
rrenos, sitas en- ell barrio de Vegas
arriba, de este termino municipal des- &'a
tinadaS a plantaciones de cafe, co.
lindantes por ell Sur Y Poniente con
terren0s de don Antonio Vidal por
lei Este Y Norte con los de la succession
de don Miguel Soto, seuyOs a,terrenos
han sido justpreciados en-, cuatr0cien- -9
tos pesos prOvinciales senalando pa y
ia sel acto del remate, las nueye de La a43
maTlana del dia veinte ytOcho del ac.cs
tual, no admitiendose posturas quefn0
|cubran las dos terceras parties de la :
tasaci6n, y que para tomar parte en- =.
leila, sdebera? cOnsignarse preViamente
lei diez por eciento del justiprecio,5 hazst.
lciendose constarcque no seA han pro-
sentado titulos de propiedad. asszs esai
|suAdjuntas, Julio r. de 1900 : Ell Se-e7
|cretario, Juan sJ0StSs. -Vo.. 30. El
Juez municipal sliplente, Jose Y. Bosch y
''s,@s H, 27a Js.5 ss11. I. Il Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19
NOTlCEAS

) El apreoiable cabsllero y amigo muy
querido nuestro. don Simon MOret ha
dc au. excursion Cuba. El
senior Moret.vsRspende en- TODD 10 que
queda de afio-sussv svisjes perlodicos a la
gtande Antilla. Viene a ,consagrarse &
los deberes de-su cargo, en-. su caracter
de Presidentel del Partido Federal en-
Ponce. Saludarnos al amigo y al GORE
ligionario. u f
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Sc COMPRAN alguRas yuntas de
bueyes domadas, j6Venes y de buen
tamanoG infofmaran en- esta impren
ia. 3-l5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Esta noche tendra efecto la tefceta
function del inimitable La Presa. Els dfa
de moda, yyel testro sc vera mas fsYo~
rsoido ror las dsfIias Que eh las aoehes
anteriores. ar-E ~
FL progama estescogido y variado:s n
No divide ell pnblico que. .eiiespecta-
culo comienzs las ocho y media en-
punto Y termfnara d fas once. ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Ia casa hs de tener banjo hsbits
clones espaciosss, Sc eempgornete oeu
parla por un a1io, contando desde el 10
del proximo Stbre.
1Paf& infofmes, Uprte& EGsia no 81 4
IL 1T / ~ HI -<sSEe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Don Jose Ramon aBecerra y de Cara
te Juez Presfdente del Tribuna de-
" Justicia del DistritO de Ponce. 20 90
En- la pieza separada sobre exac
lCi6n deuna multa impuesta al LfceTE.
ciado don Luciano Ortiz Anton como
Fcorrecci6n disciplinaria en- la causa
que Sc leg siguiePa per desobediencia
grave " desacat0 la autoridad So ha ..
Edispuestos ssacar a piEbiica snbasta, pOr
|terceras egez Y spof teFmino de echo
dias los muebles embargadOS a dichOsss
senior Ortiz consistentes en- doce sillas
Ey dos sillOnes de bejuco, un tohallerO,
dos mesas tamano regular de MADEIRA
clase Ordinaria, diez SillaS de rObIe
talladas, con espaldar asiento de-
palilla, una mesa pequena de made.
ras del pals y un armariO de rObla
tallado; 'habiendose senafado Ell dia
veinte Y seis del actual las de la
nanana para que tenga efecto dichO
remate en- los muebles referidos que
ban Sido@tasados pericialmente en- la
Suma de. ~eientO noventa un pesos
cincuenta~ centayOs; adVirtiendOse qua
con arreglo 10 dispuesto en- ell arti-
culo 1904. de- la Ley de .ERjuiciamien-
toACivil Iel-remate Sc lleVara a cabO,
sinDsujeei6n tipO alguno, en- la Sala
Audiencia del Tribunal 4Sita On la es-
quina que sforman las Gales Castillo
Mayor. Dado en- POnce@aa diez Y siete
de Julio de l900sS~JoSe r. Beceyro,
Juez Presidente. Is
ssas sassN~Qs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Al Gobcrnador civil se lie ha propues
to de la dispense de psrentezco para
.p6Car cont tssr r,Enatrimonio los pecinos
DEF Fsjsfdo Jnsn 4onzalez Santiago con
MaIfa Santiago Moreira.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Ha regresado de los Katados Unidos,
donde se hallao& de tenporadatcon su
familias nuestro estimad amigo don
Antonie Mayoral.t s81t2 l9.3 e01aJ00
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Los rebeldes chinoa atacaron ls Le-
gacfdn BRITANNICA, los extrangeros que
pretegfaplaE Lsgacioness mas pFoximas
a Ia Britannica ayudaron a los que custo-
diaban; 6sta a resistir, los chinos en- rnd4
nero abrunfadof cafan sobre los extran
jeros acuchillandolos despu9s.
Los chimes como remate s su obra
encendieron una hoguera arroiando los
restos en- ella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Nuestro apreciado amigo, ell nots
BILE literato J poeta venezolano1 Rufno
Blauco Fombopa, nos h. Obsequiado
desde Caracas CON un ei4mplsr de su
exquisite libroACue"t +s ete PQeta, del
cual nos ocuparemos Ian pronto como
Io- trgbaios polfticos nos permaan echaI
IN rsto d literaturl.
Damos las graoias al amigo Blanco
6ombopa porqa1 obseqhio. 4oss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19
lTspredueimos de ell DiGrio de Puerto

r prod u0lmOs de eI UE07'GO CEe Puerto
Observation-Disclosures CsjietaeensigHaFtos
aef. W q
"a. fsNecido ca Earss 81 illteligents
bre0isble joxen rIon Jose VilelIA
Yeiez, uno de nuestros correligioEarios
mas e ntnsiestas de aquelapneblay - -
H aNbsotfos ssntiraos aincefstnente esa.
deg rscfa enviando d la estinabfe fa
milia Del sefior " 6lezs nuestro mas sen
lido pesame u. go - saz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Hoy publicamos las notas que para
IN libro ha empezado publican en- ell
Diario, nuestro querido amigo don
Luis Mufloz Rivera, Jefe del Partido
Federal. eaw
En- esas notas apareceran m1chas
cbsas lnteresantes.
COP lagr@oEiaa y ds IA ne4edssa
cionari3 proVfnciaf tes casi un ~tfidnfo
poder zanzibar pesos, pues todsVfa no
Sc ha puesto en- cirurasoiep=le emosede
fraccionaria americana.
5 Y este va a ser aGaasa de- entorpeci
.mientos para las familias. go f7za
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19
s<f0 - e..
w y
UItfisaas n OF elias
y Nc. u


A petici6n del gobiagno amer lcano 10
pogcia hs reducida n TrispP q pordo
All vapor SOlinde Rodrfgue%S, &Ann es :
.~saoI Iiamado Rivera, artfgno recanz I
4 adoT ds impuestos en- Puerto Rico. Sc
le souss de distraction de fondos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

FL Procurador General acusa fecibo
al Fiscal de la Corte de Jasticia de es
"a cipdad, de ga compnicsci6h partici-
pando haber nombrado suR sustitntos en-
Ia tiscslfs queodesempena, s los sbegs-
dos don Manuel Leon, Parrs, don
Francisco PARA Cap6 y don Luis Lilo
rana Tires. ol.o -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Elvapor espaflol Bereaguef ez Gran:
de llegara este puerto hacia ell 25 del
admitiendo carga y pasajeros
para Santo Domingo, Santiago de Cuba
y Habana.
Consignatario,y Carlos armstrong.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

De ms11ana A pasado o estara en- este
puerto ps0cedante de Ne X z ork eis. va
par <Caracas> .siguiendo zyisje para Ia
GnairaE gdeI.ngna. IA II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

'aeAA 11 a3Ao@Elge Londres.s d9l
I'm telegrama ds Shangai de fecha 4
dice que q esa fecha Sc encontraban en-
leeaci6n britannica / 600 personals re-
fugiadas. o'..l = !" ~"
ElsTHong Chang ha enYiado 5000
hombres 4 cougar los fuertss de Bpgpe
bn Ia embocadura del rio de Canton.
llHUA ii ltaIdbre.
Las fuerzas internacionale en Tientsin
Be vefAh .pFobablsmehtb htb II Irsadss q 8ca-
bituIar; tai -es Ia pFi cipal noticia de
ensaci6n recibida & tlltima hora.
@ss1fa1f @t3|8 y 8t&@tf Fk& As7&&sNs& BN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

A LOS PADRES DE. FAMILIA.-
Habiendo, decidido 6jar su resideneia
por dos 8 tres amos en- la culta ciudad
de Boston Mass, ofrezco mis- servicios
8 los padres de familia de esta ciudad
y demas pueblos de la Isls, por 81 'quie
rem confisrme la educaci6n de sus hijos,
los que teOdrAn en- mf los ciudados de
una madre, yendo d recibir ga instrdo-
cion en- los nejores colegios de sllf.
Para informes, dirijirse la calle Ma
yor No 81. 5.--lN4osa @. TG5g Ldrrdme1s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Ha lIegados q sstB eiudad7 IN Inspector
americana con tobjeto de exarninar Ia
red telef6nfca. Compuesta esta ct ser
vioio qaedAfaal al ne lf fsSs55YY 81 y qIM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19
o. BIhlieeeea. de %. IDEM0CRACHlIA. 90 :.

.ahassrrnd saf 81, anEaaE aI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Nuestro amigo don Miguel Rodrfgue,
Sierra, hs sido nombrado para desem
pefiar la esoueEa principal de Vega Baja
Lo celebrarnos, feifoitandole sincers-
mente. ii 80 as.@a>1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19
MAMuELEuM
j.. VI. dc AS0xeOeehOss
sol Pn6csSrd0or. z s

-UH1oN 7 Sol No y. 2.-TELEFoNo so.
CoNsULTAs :--8 II am. y | & pm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

20 ssSN II E5g9OH q AEW
sia AleVn ania on Pt kin han muerte7 8
msnos de los boxers Que 5el de Russia
fue oogidoaelg1 a eide j unio, y arroi iadooen
un caldeFo conteniendoi aceite hirviendo,
teni6ndol0 aiA hasta que espir6." Ell
de Alemadiade despedazaron ell pupula.
cho sedisnto de aaugre. tL'aar-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

I-AEana Pdblicaremo' Taa ira2ertsut'
exposition &c vecinos de P"noe, que pu
bilca ef iSan Juan Nsaes. D7s0
PIaeeuOa yer como yiene ocupan iCsC
este peri6dijo americsno DE fos sUcesoi
q le sfeetsa d Ponce que -traea setFaR.
.quiIos esta sociedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Sc VENDE-La casa y solar No. %
de la Gale del ComerciO, Ell solar mi
de l65Varas de frente por 40 de fon-
do Y da tanbien d la Gale de. la, Luna
Precio m6dico. En- esta imprenta in
formaran. aEH@ y ss@.i4 -15 d.
Sc vENDE EN- .$tso ORC la casa
numero 80 de Ia Gale del Leon, que
renta doce pesos. Informaran en- la
Emisma. gn T.ez 20
l. LA BELLEZA. En-. este. magnifico
y elegante Salon de Barberia situado
en- la caHe de AtOcha montado la al
tura del los mejeres de la isla, ofrece
SUI duedo don Fi0rencio Mesorana, un
servicio especial, prontftud y esmero
en- Ell trabajo, 77s5s.5. se.r5.srr.s iaS "a i :.
Perfumeria Selecta y, hahiles opOras
rios. Julio 8 1000. 3fv.s.cQ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

III embarcsdo en- San Juan con rum
.bo q Now York; nuestto qaeridos amigo
.ei joven don Miguel Salas@ N1ol ,4osb
Lleve fs.iS visia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-19

Mas de dos meses lleva la ouneta de
IA calie de Ia Aurora esquina Marina
sn un lsgo de aqua pdtrids.
grgNo habfa forma8ds que ,ese focog de
nfecciSn, ,deaapafeeieraY1N f-Gg0 IL
TFIF - go !.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-01
Forrest Cayary Corps.

The Vauxhall- Nashville Forrest Cayal-
nv Corps. March -. 1900. Rev. r. L..
White--My Old Comrade; ] have just
learned your address and enclose you a
slip which ! would be glad 10 have you
put in circulation through the Texas pa
pers. ! write to you specially, as desire
that you preach for us on June 10. On
The next day we will visit the battlefield
of Brices X Roads. Yours truly,
d. G. Kelley
General Order No 2--Headquarters of
Forests Cavalry Corps, Murfreesboro,
Tenn, March >, 1900;
/, The major general commanding here
by gives notice to commanders of the
three brigades constituting Forests
cavalry corps. c. S. A., that a rendezvous
of all Confederate veterans, either cavalry
or infantry. who at any time served under
the command of General Forrest, will take
place at Baldwin Mass. June 10 next.
3. Brigade commanders will report at
once to these headquarters roster of
their full staff, mentioning also an officer
especially detailed to go TO Baldwin for
the purpose of aiding all preparations
necessary to make this reunion success.
8. In addition to the anniversary cele-
bration Of the great victory at Tishonlngo
(Brice's X Roads,, 1t Is especially desired
that brigade commanders will appoint an
officer whose duty 1t shall be to devote
himself to securing facts of history mark
ing the career OF our great commander;
also to set on foot or aid in prosecuting
plans for the erection of an equestrian
statue to General ~ B. Forrest.
BY order of Major General d. C. Kelley
commanding.
Chas. w. Anderson, A. A. G.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-01

Bottoms depot the enemy came 10 halt
for a short while, and while we were TAX
ing rest Jack Phillips OF company G.
Third Texas regiment II remember cor
recuy. climbed up tree about, thirty feet
high to watch the movements OF the
enemy. He had been UP there but few
minutes before the enemy discovered him,
and commenced firing on him. He started
down the tree as Il was little too hot
for him, and the mimic balls cutting the
limbs off all around him. and when he had
got about half way down he turned all
hollis loose and went to the ground on
double quick time; he escaped without
serious damage, except his clothing was
torn and tattered and his skin scratched
and bruised which created big laugh
and following in the regiment as he
came tumbllng down out of the tree.
On the next day the writer had close
call between Bolton and Clinton. We had
been skirmishing with the Federal cavalry
all morning until about noon, when both
sides seemed to want rest. While we
were resting my company was ordered out
into cornheld to guard our right flank.
As usual rations were scarce with us and
We proceeded to load ourselves with green
corn. Somehow ! got behind my company,
after ! had gathered a good supply OF
green corn and filled my haversack and
mounted my horse. ! was surprised to find
my company had all gone out OF the corn
field and back into the public road. Just
as l rode out into the road saw squad
OF Federal cavalry in the road about 100
yards off. SO | had to think fast and act
quickly, for 1t would not do to stop there
or go TO running. If ! stopped ! would
have TO surrender, and If l ran OFF they
would open FIRE on me. | think they took
me to be one Of their own men, as | had
blue overcoat rolled up and tied on the
hind part OF my saddle and Spencer rifle
with leather strap across my shoulder,
which had captured in that celebrated
raid that General Won Dorm made in De-
cember, 1862, in capturing Holly Springs,
so made no stop when got into the road
and went on the road my company had
gone. After l had gone about 100 yards
they commenced firing on me and ordered
me to halt, but there was no halt in ME
unless they halted nue. with a mimic ball.
put spurs to my horse and got away from
them as fast as my horse could carry me
and rejoined my command which had
halted behind ridge. l escaped without
being hurt except the loss of my green
corn and haversack. They cut the strap
OF my haversack with a bullet and down
went all my corn TO the ground. | had Il
good supply They sent two or three bull
let's through my blue overco2t. They were
not only after me, but they wanted back
the coat and Spencer rifle that had cap
tured and all the rations l had, which CON
sisted of my haversack well filled with
green corn and apples. But | was very
well satisfied in making my escape as well
as / did only l did hate to lose all the
ratons that l had gathered n the corn
field that morning. The coat was all the
bedding | had, / had no blanket. The
Spencer rifle needed in the business that
l was then engaged in. My rations were
principally what ! lived on.
r. G. Childress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-01

There Is going to be a great crowd In
Houston on April II to q on account of
the meeting OF the Transmississipp Con-
gress at that time. Among the grand at
fractions will be the celebrated lecture OF
General j. b. Gordon on the First Days
of the Confederacy," The different roads
will no doubt give a one-fare rate to Hous-
ton and many Confederates who have
never seen nor heard General Gordon lee
ture will miss the treat of their lives If
they do not take advantage OF the opportn-
nifty. Camps of veterans and chapters Of
Daughters OF Confederaey and all others
would be delightfully."- entertained, not only
by the lecture but by a visit to Houston
during the sojourn Of our many Western
and Northern visitors. There will be rep
resentative Americans from all over the
United States and no more cpportune time
will ever occur for Texans TO enjoy an edi-
flying and pleasurable trip. To all lovers
of our country. whether they fought In
the Northern or in the Southern army, the
lecture of General Gordon, the man who
has done more In behalf OF brotherly love
between the sections than all other agen-
cies combined,' will prove a balm in
Gilead." 1t is TO be hoped the general
will be honored by vast audience at the
auditorium on the evening OF April is.
He will arrive on the $50 a. m. train and
hold forth at the Capitol hotel during that
day and he will enjoy shaking hands. not
only with his old war comrades, but with
those who were on the other side, OPP
posed TO him. We are all Americans now.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-01
sWhat a Georgian Loves.

b. Texas. March 27.-It strikes
.there are other things that the
! will fight for besides COOLERS.
wounded that could
fe transported in an army wagon,
y of the iolting We got. remem-
-FOUR retreat from Knoxville all
nded men were kept with their
pmands until Knoxville was
q There a hospital was established
Hell. Some eight of Hoods brigade.
1ysslf. not liking 10 crowd In, as
1tal was soon filled up with sick
Wounded that were brought from
and as We could navigate. our
being in the arm or body, We
4 on the sidewalk to make q sur
be surroundinR as to the posi-,
Winding some citizen that would
b. NV attention was soon called
3 street. whsre lady was drum
the window as though she wanted
ID attention. Lieutenant G.. ~.
3 company @, Fifth Texas; D. r.
company d. First Texas, and my
&ed over and met the lady al the
be first sestion was: ARE you
4 and TO what State does your
belongg' When We told her we
Dnded at Knoxville and We were
b. belonging TO the First 10 FIJI
Lfxas. and there was nine OF us
b shelter and something TO eat
hal being full and We having nc
sleep or cat, her answer was
to the fire and warm. and n
ptime 7 will see what can %
3 a long story short, she gave IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-01
Buy Linens Now.

Spring time is the usual Linen buying time II
is logical to buy Linens almost any time when
you can get them cheap.
Our shelves are loaded with Linens-Spring Lin
ems by grace Of custom. They are loaded with
Linens, because we had chance TO load them
cheaply. You can buy as cheaply as we did if
YOU buy now. We advise you to look at our
Linens. BY seeing them YOU will most certainly
decide TO buy now
Beaehed and unbleached Dana ks all widths, price Per
yard. 2oc 2Sc, SOC, $50 4oc, SOC 6oc, 7sc and up.
Napkins and DoyeS, per dozen, 65c 7sc, $50 CSC, i5
IS and up.
Art Linens and Butchers Linens, at 10 lac, 2oc 2se
soc, 400 SOC and up,
Linen ShettingS tS-4, Cd and io-4), m
at 2Sc 400 6oc, zoe and ......... ...,...... LUu
Crashes and TowelingS, ar
at Sc 7c, -5c, ioc, = 2c and. .............. LOT
Huck and Damask Towels, Per piece, loc IL t2c sc
fSc, zoe, 25c, $50 and up
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-01

THAT Dollar OF yours can buy more and bring
better results than it ever did since the dollar
mark was invented, if you put it into our dollar
stretching values A little money will give won-
derful results when invested in our honest quail
tiles of reliable goods of known value Without
doubt or hesitation come and reap the best values
your dollar ever bought. You will delight in our
new stock because it is in close touch with the
times. Everything fresh and new, sparkling with
the brightest fashion thoughts OF the season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-01
Hosiery
As we sell it

AS we sell 1t
Is satisfaction to the purchaser. None but the
honest, durable sort. Not at half their worth
but just at their actual value. You have conf
dence when you buy them. The public is not
hunting for something for nothing, they know
it can't be done; there must be catch somewhere.
Ladies' Plain Fast Black Hose at ioc, SC, 2oc, 2sc or
and Observation-Disclosures. ...... ....... 1JG
Ladies Plain Isle Thread Hose, at 2sc, 5sc an.
and observation-disclosures. .................. AUG
Ladies Cotton Dropstitched Hose, or.
at SC, 2oc, CSC and JOG
Ladies LiSle DropSttched Hose, 7r
at 2Sc, $780, SOC, csc and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CG
Ladies Mercerized DropStitch Hose, m
at soc to....... ItUU
Ladies' Merceized Hose, Balbriggan Hose, White Hose
Outsize Hose, Split Feet Brown sole Hose.
Misses Hose in cotton Isle thread and dropsitch or
at SC, 2o,, 2Sc and ,.....,,., .......,,... 1JG
Infants and ChdrenS Hose in black, tan and fancy--in
isle thread dropStitth and fancy effects,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-01
tiigh. Class Novelty wash doods.
Special Bargains.

lots of Write Pique and Lawn Shirt Waists last seasons
goods and slightly muSSed. On sale at Hall Price
lots of CoIored Shirt Waists and Wrappers also last sea
sons goods and slightly nnssed. On sale al Half Price
lots all silk Ribbon mos. Z, g. H. and 22) worth or
ioc to SOC ayad offered at Sc Sc, 100 5c and L0C
lots of Cambria Embroidery containing about $50 pieces
in ALL and worth from SC to 25c. ar
On sale at SC, toc and . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lou
3 lots of Imitation Torchon, Fancy Cotton and Valen-
cienneS LaceS. ranging in price from SC TO 2sc ir.
On sale at SC, ioc and lJG
Is pieces double-fold Clisvot the kind that sells IN
everywhere at sc. Special Price .............. lUC
IS pieces pretty Spring style Madras Cloth, worth m.
Sc. Special Price ,...e ,........,..... lUG
IS dozen uck Towels, extra large size pure white col
ored bordered hemstitched fringed. Splendid n II
value at $50 and 4oc. Special Price ....,...... Z0C
Several hundred remnants Of Wash Goods White Goods
Wooden Goods, Innings, ETC., have lately undated
We offer them at one-half of regular value.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-01
w ash Goods.
The kind you want.

U The Kind you Want
You don't buy Wash Goods simply because they
wash-you want dainty summer goods because
they are light, pretty, servceable and will wash
if need be- ,lfyon want the ptettieSt OF pretty
wash goods that are now in vogue-rellable as
we'll as beautifu--con1e here for them; we have
them ALL
FoulardS, DimitieS Lawns, BatiSte Muslne Organize
Renaissance ETC. and what is beS OF all you will ind r
them cheaper here than elsewhere, -5c to iJG
High Class Novelty Wash Goods.
Dimy Satin Raye Poul de Sole, Crepon Novelty French
Batiste, Satin Striped Madras etc. An.
selling from zoe to Neutrality-suspicious.. 45G