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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-07-22
M0NTAUk STEAMBOAT CO.,LTO,

For bloc. Island Ori-n,. Grrrlpor, Shrl,rr
Island. SO ,thoid aad sag u ,rbor.
St.sm,rs will lev Plrr ~. Y. q, near ioo, n all
st daily except! atu'dAy> and 81 ndA,s - at : 81 p
N on Saturday II ~ y Tnr iasmet Ir,v
Ing IN IurSday Thur days and saturday DOE,
not stop NJ South Id
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Hudson River Steamer VARY poWeIl.

leaving Dcsbrosses st Hlj lSaturdays tAN
West I'D St $50 p n. Saturdays : ?. W ir
CRANSTONS WEST POINT. CORNWALL.
NEWBURGH Z HAMbURGH. MILTON.
P~OkEEpSIE, HYDE PARK NONDOl"r and
KINGSTON. Orchestra on board New urk Trus-
fer Co sell tirketF AID checX baggage tom your res
idence In dr. tinaIinn
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Big Catn.h's Appetite Quite Restored.

Fat as an old hog. " Is a phrase that would
apply TO the Aauarium's big Mississippi River
catfish, which. beginning in a ginHerlv way TO
eat. after a winter abstinence Of months, eats
now with svidiiy, taking all the food that IL Of
fered, and even rising tojake IL.
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Catski|| Mountains
VIA cATsKILL

To all Points on CArSKILl. MOUNTAIN. OTIS.
CATSkILL and TANNERSNIlLE RAlLW AVS.
making direct connections with New York Central
trains. leaving at \, u 80 and I and with West
Shorr trains leaving at IA" and II 35 a NJ.
Also direct connection with the Hudson River Day
Boats and the Catskin Evening inc
Reduced EXCURSION rates god for the season.
The DErRDlT SPECIAL over Tho New York Cen
trsl. leaving al l p. N. DAILY. INCLUDING StN
DAY with Psrtor and Dining Cars Affords The
SHORTEST. mo I exncdiiious. and convenient way
Of reachiig he ,iotcl kaaurr>kill. Mountain huu E.
l.aurei House. Ant err, NAMES CORNERS, TAN
AERSAII e and all The Muunialn Pals
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MAINE CO.

I.I..Nl NM 10 IVItI LAM, NNI,h"
Connecting with all railroad and stea mship lnes q
all Summer Resorts Stea ships "iiorato man
mewl and Manhattan leave Pier No 80. T. r.. loN
Of Market Street, every Tuesday, Ihursday and Sat-
urday A, ) p NJ. STEAMERS n,ted with every modefa
Improvement for the comfort and convenience OF lt.
tengerS Ticket once No 800 brpadway, corner
Reace St., ana General Once, No %. Souln 81 opD~
ste me Pier .
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NEW YORK CENTRAL.

Harlem Division.
sl2 A.. N, and. 335 p NJ. Daily Keep, Sunday =
Pittsnrld; Sunday only Al 92O A. NJ
Pullman cars on all through rains.
Trains Illuminated with PintNch light
Ticket ofNceS at ll3, 26l, AIS and 1915 Broadway:
% [ nion So. W, 27S Columbus AGE. l3a y lehl4
ST., Grand Central station. l25th 81. Station ana
lSsth ST Station. New York: 33S and 726 Fulton ST
and lO6 Broadway. e. d.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 3tth street for New ' ors CenttA
Cat Service. Baggage checked from hotel or resi-
drnce by Westcott ExLreSs Company.
GEORGE n III General PaSsen ger Agent
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\ HOOK ROUTE,
From foot Of II ctor 81
Through 10 Point Pleasant 300. 1000. ilm
A. M, 700. 200, 3I5. A;3L S3'p m Though
Ocean Grove-S:OO n. m Sundays-ThrDugh 10 Polls
Plea SAINT. 1000 n, m. l:ri. IN, 500 =. m
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PHlLADEi.P IA.
"'4M 1850, $500. 'gOn, 900 'llso = M
II ;Od; .l3O, 800. $40, .iop, 'i3O 500 '7:O0
'7:SN, $500, 'tos5 p N. 'i2.l5 mdt
BAlTIMORE y WAsHiNt:ION.,,
sA3O, $500, 1000. 'll;3b a. NJ, fl;OO 'IS0
$500. 500. 300 n m 'l2I5 mdt.
ONES: Ls"'y S%t1fsrES south Fcary ~ q;
9th av.. % Union So. West. 1873 Fast l25ih ST. 21y
IVES, l.5,h It 245 Columbus az New sots; lSonc
" iliam Sburg New YORK Transfei Co, calls for ans
checks bal . to deStlnation -
sFrom IJhr-y 1t. only 'DaHy fDahy eAcp
SUNDAY. SSundays only saturdays only.
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ONLY $I.00 VA ": new LINE.
new YORK ( PROVIDENCE,

The well known and popula Sound Str. MS A.
leaves Pier 80. y. II foot II Spring t..
Tues. Thurs. and Sal al 545 p. N. returning leaves
Lonsdalr Wharf. Providence, on opposite week days
al 7:30 p. 81. Number Of pa Ssrn gers limited 10 rom
Portable caracity Of boat Tickets sold At Pier 80. Mr..
and on steamer sailing days only. NJ extra charge
for sleeping accommodation In cabins and saloons
Stat. oons at regular rates
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

IROI WNlL LINZ OUUIU.
Leave New Nore, Penn ylvania Railroad station
sd street ,Dcsbrosses and Cortlandt streets ) min
ute latet.D
a.oE . -N.Y.&Fl FLA. EXPRESS Pullman
o'oo " W. Drawing Room slice ping Cars New
Daily. YORK 20 Columbia, Sava nnah, Jack
sonville. Port Tampa and Augusta. Dining Car
Service. steamship connections for Key West
nd Havana
3:25 p. NJ SsH,I IiM}Trb 6N VA o@hhAATyccaa.
Daily. BURG AND BRISTOL-Pullman
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New York Ia Roam
oke. Knoxville. Chattanooga New orleans and
Memphis. Dining Car service.
AS P. M.-WhhSsHHEtTRSIIoHHIM AN9 S S1'I m,a
Daily. Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
New York to Atlanta. Macon New Orleans. Bir
mlngham. Memphis A.heville, Knoxville. Chat
ianooga and Ma shvillr. Dining Car service. Tour.
!t Sleeping Car. Washington to San Francisco
Mondays. Wednesday Us and Fridays
1910 hlChI-siesespin " Cars. New SSs% Yans to S'a Al.
Daily. lama. New orleans, Savannah.
Jacksonville. Fla, steamship connections for Mas
~u. Key West and Havana. Dining car ,eIyice;
SOUTHERN RY. OFFICE, iS5 81 BROADWAY
and all Pennsylvania X. r ticket Offices
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VALLEY.

Stations foot OF IVES, 2srd, Cortland and Desbro'ses
streets Q'enna. Il Il ferriesl
Time West 2Srd street. Other figures CortaDdt or
Desbrosses str eets. I Daily except SUNDAY OtG-r
trains daily, v unday . . IN Sunday sas y
Pm. Zsunday1 rs Y. 8 sunday s5
t'1.IU, ITO A. NJ. Local for EAsToN.
'sS.lO, ESQ A. VI. tor ~ FfALO, NIAGARA
FALLS I'D Vest. and principal local points, Parlor
and Dining Cars Connects To- Coal Regioi ~
,tiI;35 100 Noon LACK DIAMOND
fed TO Sealing capacity Due Buffalo s3 n con
meeting with through sleepers TO Detroit and Chicago.
80, on For wILKES.BARRE,
f'3.Io' 4.lO r NJ and Intermediate points
vsJ.1 q, VI 20 7. NJ. Local for MATCH HUNK.
'J.jI. 10. I'd +. ". Chicago vestibule Limited.
For Niagara Falls and points West Through Sleeping
-.s.55, 800 P. N Exposition Express for BuF.
FAlO copaec ing for TORO,Tu,
.S.jI. 900 T ", For ITHACA ROtHESTER,
[ ALu and West. Sle' pine Car. to chicago,
SOUTH ~PLAlNFIELD AMI BOUND BROOK locals,
daily except Sunday 's..3, San A, N. 'l.i0, +0, $40
go, 4. IS and $50 r. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at rs. ei. IN.
KS, sS and. 1884 broadway, Is Union Square west, 2s
Columbus Ave, n, y; sSl Fulton -, = Court 81, "
Broad W " and Annex station, Brooklyn.
". 7. Transfer Co. viii call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through to destination.
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HUDSON AND COxSACKIE BOATS

kav. foo, 81 CHRISTOPHER street .v,,v x...
Gay hsP " connecting with u 4 v r.
Also, Saturdays, steamer OS a, 40 %
y. fE CATSkILL With ANNEX los HUDSON
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& OHIO R. R.

iok IN 'ta>l.
Leave New York. foJt ~ Liberty street, south
Ferry whitehall. Terminal ) minutes raf'irG
.Daily Except Sunday. Sundays
CHICAGO, 40 \. NJ iLlbGfiy street. only 'l5O
y. N and 'I2.l5 night
PIrTSBCRG, '43O \ " Liberty street only
$500 r. VI. and 300 p. NJ. 1913 night
CINCINNATI ST Our -l1.0 \ M 100
p " =. 5 night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. $500 1000
tDIner, 'll3O \. NJ DINER. - ~ p VI Diner
'Ia diner. $500 Royal LtmIted' c~ScluSly, Iyi
Pullman Train DINER and CATS. 500 Diner, 100
p. NJ.
All rains are Illuminated with pirtsch Light.
OfhceS Iia. 80. 2hl IS4, l5nu Broadway IS : MON
50 ". ~ Bowrry y. Y $50 Fulton 81, Brook
Ign, Whitehall Terminal and Liberty " Baggage
checked from motel ~ r"Sidencr tH de Stinrtion
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FRENCH LINE.
Generate Transatlantill3

DIRECT LINE To HAVRE-PARIS FrNace.
Sailing every Thursday At 10 A. NJ.
From Pier No AZ North River. foot Morton y
la Champagne July % La Eretbgne". Aus =
L'Aouitaine, .,., Aug : la Lorraine. 90. Aus =
La Touraine. g. . Aug . LAoultalne AVE ID
Paris Hotel Accommodations reserved ior eour
psny's passen gers upon application.
General Agency: 3. Broadway, Nr- Norf.
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ocean Steamers.
. r-~~
AMERICAN LINE,
RED STAR LINE.

r hORk- AM uRP . laa
Every Wednesday al /, noon
Southwark . .. July - hrnSlEgIoL, Aug
Nrst-rnland ... Aug | NhgOIIa ... Aus
These steamer, carry cabin and ,hird class paS
UneeTs at low rates
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers 1 and Is. y. K Orire. 10 broad"ay,
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OLO DOMIN ON LINE.

For old Point Comfort, Norfolk, Portsmouth I'm.
nrr'S Point. Newport News. and Richmond, Va, con-
neo,ing for Peter Sbure, Richmond, Virginia beach
Washington. d C.. ard entire South and West
frelgh hi and paS>engrr steamers sail from Pie -
n. H. foot of fNfch ST.. every week day At W.
A "A uaILlD FIf.Ns Mannyaf
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White STAR LINE.

rom Pies 81 ana ~. North River.
Lucania, July IS Up " Campn1la. AUG. l.. : Pm.
Tina Ia Aug lll:30A Ettu Ia Avg. - n on
NERNoNh 8ROWN&Co.. Agt> 20 Rr ,'dwny.
NORTH GERMAN LIOyD STEAMSHIP co.
~ RG, Sol CHAMPION. REMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS,
X W.d.G ,Aug.7. lOA, Lain Aug a. - A. ".
Aller Aug u, l"A. " Tavr Aug "a. lUA "
OElRICHS Il co Az
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RAM%BuRC.AMERlCAN LINE.

Twin screw ENpreN ServIce % Ply W0nt0
london. Cherbouig Paris. and Tia mbur 4
Twin screw Passenger service to fiymoutb
Cherbourg and Hamburg. Also n ! 40 .usr
bur. and Hamburg.
AIRS HOTEL ACCOMMOOA
:sseryed II secured beforr departure
For sailngs. &c, apply W
Companv's once. ~ B'way. NJ Y. Phone 1871 Rrost
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
Mems Shoes.

Mems fine Satin Calf Shoes lace or congress, globe
or French plain toe, our Pilgrim line, 90
were 1.75, now ..,........ ~ H.
Mems fine Satin Calf Congress Shoes, coin 4 TX
tip, extension sole, Mckay sew, were 2.25. .f'|O
Mems fine Tan Russia Calf Lace Shoes, mannish
last, extension sole, Mckay sew, 100
were $50, now. ....... S'O%
Mems fine Box Calf Lace Shoes coin toe and tip,
Goodyear welt, heavy soes, were 800, q %
now ...................... Z.OZ
Mems fine Vici Kid or full stock Calf Shoes, . E0
congress or lace, globe plain, were 3.oo,at. <'OO
Mems fine Vic Kid or Light Box Calf Lace Shoes,
black or tam all in up-to-date style, Goodyear
welt, double or single soles, were $50, q QQ|
Mems fine Vic Kid Lace Shoes Newport and the
late mannish toe, calf, kid or canvas lined, Good
year welt, single or double soles, black or . %
chocolate, were AGO. now .............C'%0
Mems fine Wax Calf and extra fine Vici Kid Con-
gress Shoes, globe plain Goodyear welt 2 50
and hub goring, were 400, now ....,.... C'OO
Mems extra fine Patent Calf Button Shoes, kangaroo
top, buttons and all button holes worked with
silk the latest shape, up-to-date and some II an
thing very swell, were 500, now ...... T'OO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
Ladies' Shoes.

Misses fine Pepper Kid Patent Tipped Button Shoes,
extension soles, sizes 10 TO 2, were 200, j E0
clearing up price. ..........,..... .'.SO
Misses best grade Dongola Kid, Patent and Self
tipped Button and Lace Shoes, warranted solid
throughout, the very thing for school, sizes 4 tx
tt4 to 2, were 49, clearing up price ....i 'fS
Moloney Bros. & Co.'S Misses fine French Vici Kid
Selftipped Black and Tan Lace Shoes, hand turned
s0Ts latest e toe and 1st Ds szes 2 to- 1913
Ladies' fine Dongola Kid self-tpped Lace Shoes
silk vesting tops, flexible soes, sizes to 8, 4 nm
were $50, clearing up price .,........... i'Oo
Ladies' fine Dongola Kid Patent Tipped Lace Shoes
heel and spring heel, sizes 3 to 8, were Or
LIS, clearing up price .,...-..,..........f' % "
Drew, Selby & Co.'S Ladies' extra fine Vici Kid
Patent and elftipped Lace and Button Shoes, hand
turned and welt soles, sizes . to 6, our 90
$50, 800 and $50 kind, choice at ....... 100
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07

choio. III. u..t LION oVeF'oaS' A IN
7so-Any of our 1000 Tan Beaver or Plain Tan
Covert Cloth Overeoats, ~ E0
will be offered this week ,.............,fsO U
8 .5o-Any of our 1900 Covert Cloth Overcoats,
Herringbone stripes or plain coverts, SchloSs Bros
e %ets: satin sleeve Innings $50
1000 buys the best Overcoat in the house, blue and
black Kersey, with fancy Worsted linngs Schloss
Bros. fine Covert Cloth Top Goats, satin lined
shoulders and pladed backs; and our silk lined
sehIoss s Top p c9ats sh these were 1886 1000
$50 for that Herrngbone Stripe Covert Cloth Over
coat we sold for sos, has velvet collar, is well made
and we'll finished throughout, & SO
this week ..................... ....... Wow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
BOYS Shoes.

Boys Satin Calf Lace Shoes, narrow coin and
globe plain, sizes and 81, were 1875, QOoI
10 Close - 80 ~
Boys Dongoia Spring Heel Patent Tip Button
S 81 oo, coin toe sizes % TO p were 200 1926
Little Gents Calf Spring Heel Lace Shoes, I OK
coin tip, sizes to IL, were 200, to close .f'EO
Boys and Youths fine Russia Calf Oxblood Lace
Shoes, pointed or narrow coin, sizes II to 4 en-
2 and 8 TO 81, were $50 TO close ........ f.0O
Boys fine Dongola Kid Lace Shoes, black or tan,
coin tip or globe plain, sizes to s, en-
Boys fine Satin Calf Lace Shoes, coin toe 4 60
and tip, sizes p TO 5, were ZOO to close. 1'O0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
Children's Long ClOaks

Flannelette Childs Cloak, sizes to years, angora
trimmed assorted colors was 75c, En-
clearing up price, each ..........0
Fancy Cotton Eiderdown Fannelette Lined Cloaks,
angora and braid trimmed, sizes to 6, Tn
was 125, clearing up price ...,....'
All Wool Eiderdown Child's Cloaks, in red, blue
cream, pink and castor, all angora trimmed, I az
was $50, clearing up price, each .....-' -
Ladies' Cloth Child's Cloaks, in royal, brown, red
and green, 8 rows white soutache braid, I ~
sateen lined, was 2.o8, clearing up price, each ~
All Wool Eiderdown Chd's Cloaks, stylish pointed
collar IS rows silk braid and angora trimmed,
sizes TO years, was 3.48, or
clearing up price ........'.'.
Strictly All Wool English Cloth Child's Cloaks,
sailor collar, 10 rows braid and angora trimmed,
was 5.4S, 2 C6
clearing up price ...................
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07

Children's fine Vic Kid Patent Tipped Lace Shoes,
flexible SoeS, silk vesting tops, in chocolate only,
(Star brandt, sizes to H. our regular no
price was 200, cut-prce sale ......... Ito
We also have the same brand in broken sizes 6 to
q T.. 9niy1 black button and lace the $50 100
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
Big Drive in Children'S
Cuifc 3-Piece vestee Suits.

OlS DlIVC lii OllllUl Gil 81
Cr1ifc 3-Piece vestee Suits.
OlsAtS1s Lot Nos. S2o7 and S2oS--Royal make |
Chdren's Blue and Black Striped and Brown and |
Gray Scotch Plaid Chevot Vestee Suits coats have
sailor collar and vest Of same material as suit very
prettily trimmed with Wool Soutachc Braid; pants
have steel buckle and braid at bottoms,
ages to 2, former price 1893, o.
special this week Observation-Disclosures. 40
Lot No. sso6-Royal make Dark Brown Scotch
Plaid Wool Chevot Vestee Suit has sailor collar and
vest of same material, trimmed with two rows Of |
Light Tan and three of Green Wool Soutache Braid
coat has six buttons in 'front.' pants steel buckle and
Brown Braid at bottoms ages and 4 only,1 -
our former $50 suit, this week ..........l 20
Lot No. tSoi-Chidren's Atwood Brown and
Gray Scotch Plaid vestee Suit, coat with sailor col
lar OF same material as suit, vesee trimmed with
wide Black Satn coat 'front.' edges collar and sleeves
trimmed with two rows of 1-inch wide Black Satin
Ribbon coat has six large pearl buttons; pants steel
buckle and Black Satin Bow at bottoms, no
ages to s, former price 2.4S, this week.. l.1C
Lot 6Ss -All-Wool Cashmere Dark Brown Plaid
Vestee Suit, coat has sailor collar and VeStee same
material as suit, beautifully trimmed with five rows
of Black Silk Soutache Braid; pants has steel buckle
and bow at bottoms ages 3 and only 10
former 2.7S line, this week ............lsf y
LOT mos. $780, S249 ana 1851 comprise beauti-
| full line of Royal make All-Wool Rough Chcviot
Children's Vestee Suits, Brown, Gray and Green
Mixture Pnchecks; these suits have sailor collars,
nicely trimmed with Brown and Green Broadcloth
and Silk Soutache Braid; coat has large buttons,
vest and coat with neat pockets,
ages to 7, our former 348 line, 1S
this week only. .......... IL 10
Lot 400 hildren's All-Wool Scotch Cheviot
Plaid Vestee Suit, sailor collar and vest teinnied in
Green Broadcloth and four rows of Red Silk Sou
tache Braid, coat and vest with neat pockets,
ages 8, 4 and only former $50 line, = -
TINS week ........ ......... ks kO
Lot S47o--Royal make Children's All-Wool CASH
mere Dark Brown Pincheck VeStee Suit, sailor col
lar of same material as suit, neatly trimmed with
four rows of Green and two rows of White Silk
Souache Braid, coat has eight buttons vestee single
breasted imitation, pants with fancy buckle and
Black bow at bottoms, ages and 4 only, = no
our former $50 value, this week ZsTO
Lot o437-Royal make Children's fine All-Wool
Navy Blue Flannel Vestee Suit coat has large sailor
collar trimmed with 9-inch wide Red Flannel and
five rows of Red Silk Soutache Braid, vest made ON
single breasted style with Red Flannel yoke neatly
trimmed with Blue Silk Soutachc Braid; coat and
vest have pockets, coat has six large White Pearl
buttons pants have fancy buckle, pearl buttons and
bow at bottoms, ages and only, , EA
former 500 value, this week O.CU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
Ladies' Fur Collarettes

e r
Seal Collarettes, mercerized fancy Innings, 10
Ladies' Combination Colarettes, electric sealf 90
and astrakhan, was 3.oS, clearing up price. f'0o
Satin Lined Electric Seal all coored Innings, o-nch
Collalettes with 5-inch storm collars, . I'm
was AIS, clearing up price ........ %'~O
Ladies' Marten Trimmed Seal Colarettes, io-inch
cape and Finch storm collar, was 1885, q 90
clearing up price. .'.....,..
Blue Fox Colarettes, i1-inch capes, with o-nch
storm collar, was 600, 2 QQ
clearing up price ......... ......
Ladies' Tabled CollaretteS of brown maren, orna-
mented with 2 heads and tails, silk lined, . QQ
was 5.oS, clearing up price ...........
Electric Seal Collarettes with gray fox storm collars
and fox trimmed front tabs, with tails, q OQ
was $50, clearing up price .............
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
Plush and Velvet CapeS

Capes, 20 inches long, good liberal sweep, fur
trimmed storm collar, was t.75, QQo
clearing up price, each .................
Ladies' Velvet Plush Capes, handsomely braided and
beaded, with fur trimmed collar, was 2.25, I Or
clearing up price ,...............
Seal Plush Capes, collar trimmed in thibet I 40
was 2.4o clearing up price .........
All Silk Plush Capes, passementerie and braid
trimmed thibet fur on collar and front, large size,
full sweep, was $40, 7 OK
clearing up price
Finest quality Seal Plush Capes, fur on collar,
trimmed in beads and satin ribbons, mercerized silk
l lInings, was W, , a.so, $40
Seal Plush Capes, deliberately trimmed in beads anc
passemehterie fur trimmed all around, both collar
and cape, fancy colored Innings, was o.9S, II Q6
clearing up price .......... .........'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-07
Millinery Specials.

Ladies' and Misses Golf Hats at less than one-half
regular prices.
Misses and Children's Golf and Walking Hats,
coors grays and castorS, were 75c, Orr
special this week ..............e.....
aides and Misses Golf Hats, gray, tan, T0o
castor and black, were CSC, special .'.'.."
TX Ladies' Golf Hats, long eagle quill Oh side;
[0C Ladies' Black Golf Hats, long quilts, oand
of white bengaline silk, large rosete on sde Ladies
Golf Hats, two-toned, tam crown, colors black tan
and gray, were $50 and 1893, ZIn
special this week ......... ..........-'
Our Shoe Department.
Children's extra fine vci Kid Patent Tip Button
Shoes hand turned soles (Star brandt, sizes oto IL
the LIS kind, clearing up price I 15
only .................
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-31
MARTIAL LAWN FRANKFORT.
Probability That Legislative Session
May BE StOpped.

Frankfort KY. Jan. 31.-There is a
strong probability that martial law viii
be declared in Frankfort to-day and that
the session of the Legislature, at which
the Democrats have determined to seat
Goebel, will be stopped by the militia.
One of the highest officers with the
troops said last night:
The Legislature says it is going to
meet tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Maybe it
will, but whatever it does it will not un-
seat Gov Taylor tomorrow
Soldiers have been arriving at intervals
all night. Three hundred men of the
Louisville Legion arrived at II o'clock and
the company from Covington came at i 80.
Numerous other organizations are ex-
pected In the morning. About $50 men are
here now.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-31

oraers this afternoon to come to Frank
Tort on the next train and bring his en-
TIRE company, The militia were at once
assembled and left on the midnight train.
Maysville. Ky, Jan. SO.-The Mason
county militia, about so strong. left for
Frankfort tonight via Ashland, carried
by special train.
Louisville, Jan. SO-The First Regiment
Kentucky National Guard, known as the
Louisville Legion, S25 strong. left here on
a special train for Frankfort, at S:45 p.
m, under command of Col c. c. MengeI
They carried two Calling guns.
Harland Whitaker, arrested on suspi-
cion Of having fred the shot that wound
ed Senator GOebel reached here tonight
in custody of Frankfort officers, and was
taken TO the county jail at once. The in
eident occasioned no excitement.
Newport. Ky, Jan 9O.-Cap+. Bennett. in
charge of Company H, Kentucky National
Guard, with thirty men, rank and file
started for Frankfort tonight.