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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-22
BAD BLOOD.
BAD COMPLEXION,

The skin is the seat of an almost end
less variety Of diseases. They are known
by various names, but are all due to the
same cause, acid and other poisons in
the blood that ~irritate and interfere with
thep proper action of the skin.
To have a smooth, soft skin, free from
all eruptions, theb1ood must be kept pure
and healthy. The many preparations of
arsenic and potash and the large number
OF face powders. and lotions generally
used In this class of diseases cover up
Tor a short time, but cannot remove per-
1nanently the ugly blotches and the red,
disfguring pimples. -'
Eternal Vigilance Is sEse prizes
of a beautiful cozsspEexE0n
when such remedies are relied on.
Mr.. r. r. shobe, a7o4 Lucas Avenue, st, Louis
With 4 sdishgariEn sa Eruption ns on a1 her face ,"s yysieh
resisted all treatment She was taken to two
celebrated health springs, but received NO BENG
out result, until Ne decided e try 8. s. - and By
the time the FIRST bottle as fuishedth eruption
began TO disappear. A*dozen bottles cured her
She Is now seventees, years Old. and not a sign Of
the embarrassing disease has ever returnedi''
SIS. Sis a positive, unfaiiing cnre for
the worst forms of skin troubles. It is
the greatest OF all blood purifiers, and tho
only guaranteed purely vegetable. !
= Bad blood makes bad compilations.
IN - h$purifes and invigo-
rates the old and
makes new, rich blood
k2kNV that nourishes he
~N body and keeps the
skin active and healthy and in proper
condition to perform its part towards
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-22
LAND FOR SALE

l have for sale in Dickey county one
of the finest quarter sections of land
in the state. 1t is located just six
miles from the thriving town of
Cakes. Cakes is located at the
junction of the N. p. r. r. and the
500. Que hundred acres ready for
crop. SI,roo will buy this place.
Part cash, the remainder to suit pnr-
chaser. This offer is good for thirty
days. For further particulars e
BEN coRBiN, Glencoe. NJ. %.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-22

Should you wish a new pair of shoes
you can see the finest assortment in the
northwest. at the Boston. ",
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-22
THE WEATHER.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yesterday 10.
Minimum temperature yesterday52.
Forecasts for 4hoursending tonightat
'o'clock-Fair and continued cold.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-22

powerful engine cannot be run with
4 weak boiler, andsWe cannot keep up
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-22
ONE. CENT a. WORD COLUMN

Eh~. -1L N" A"A"AHt "3Ev-- &N-tr IshN : ~|EEs - =
WANTED-A good cook at Beardsley house
w at once Wages $50. iF'+f' 5H-<
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21
THE COWBOY RANGERS.
Their Annual Picnic viii Be Held at
MAGNOLIA Park Today.

Their Annual Picnic VIII BE Held at
Magnolia Park Today
The Cowboy Rangers Will hold their
annual picnic at Magnolia park today.
The trOop will assemble on tine san Ia
cnto street side Of the public square at o
o'clock this morning and march to the
park where they will so Into camp and
arrange a number OF details for the pro-
gram of the afternoon Herb Il Lewis
band has been engaged for the occasion.
The troop numbers sixty-three members
They will be commanded by Captain Bruce
Wood. They will be in full uniform, blue
shirts and white hats and overalls. II is
the intention of the troop to adopt the reg
ulation Kahkal uniforms before their an
nual encampment at La Porte, which will
begin September ii and continue week.
Mayor l.. r. Holmes Of La Porte has tend
cred the organization the free use of the
park there for the encamnm ent.
The program of today promises TO be
very interesting In number of features.
The set of Quadrilles by members of the
troop and an exhibition of expert ropiug
are expected to be the events Of the after.
Trains VIII leave the foot OF San Jaclnto
street at 1 o'clock p. NJ, and every hour
during the afternoon. The last train from
the, park viii leave at II p m.
The program VIII be MS follows:
200 y, m.--Drill by the tuoop.
2:45 p. m.-Set of quadrilles by members
OF the troop.
800 p m,--Attack on a prairie schooner
by Indians aud rescue by cowboys.
$3.50 p m.llorse stealing by Indians tn
which some expert ropiLg VIII be exhibited
by members of the troop.
400 p, mRough riding.
Dancing in the pavilion will commence az
4 p m. and CONTINUE until II p M. Con
Quoted by First Sergeant Fred Zcrn.
handsome prize viii be awarded the best
lady and gentleman dancer.
Foot Raccs.--Fat mans race 100 yards
prize hne ham, young ladies' race so
yards, prize handsome suushade; misses
race, 80 yards, prize case of cologne; boys
race, 10 to "a years old, pri2e hne straw
hat boys race, under II years Old prize
fine pair OF shoes
Visitors are Invited to visit the cowboys
camp The grounds will he In charge OF
the troop and the strictest order VIII be
preserved,
Judges Messrs A, r. Anderson, A. L..
Conway, w. W. Glass George l.. Glass
Matt brennan, Judge f. l.. Schwander,
Captain II. A. scurry and F. Proehl.
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Fiftv-fifth civil plstriet Court.

Ffty-fifth Civil District Court.
J. W. Harm VS. l.. W. Coe ct al; judg-
rnent cancellng deeds from Patrlcks TO Coe
aud from Henry 10 Coe and Christensen,
and setting aside and vacating delivery OF
eane; canceung note described IN plain
tln's petition and enjoinlng the defendants
and each OF them from negotiating same
and amount paid by Henry on contest ana
costs, to which defendants except and give
notice OF appeal. Ten days after adjourn.
ment given in which to Tile statement OF
Houston and Texas Central Railway Com
pany VS. Calvert Coal and Clay Company
Anal report OF receiver hled March IL, 1901,
showing balance Of Sl1, 1920, is approved
and ordered recorded; the receiver Is dis
charged; Judgment Of distribution Of as
rets as per decree and case dropped from
docket.
Price Allen VS.. Southern Pacific Company
ct al; Judgment by agreement as per decree;
John Blot VS.. Galveston, Houston and
Henderson Railroad Company; Judgment TOT
piaintih for $500 against both defendants,
tee OF appeal. Ten days after ADJOURNMENT
given ia which TO hie a statement OF facts.
Harry Wolf et al vs. Lucy wan e. Al;
Judgment for defendants, 70 which plain
tins except ana give notice CT appeal
Ten days after adjournment given In Whlcn
70 hle A statement Of facts.
International Trust Company rs. HuuF'
ton Electric Street Railway Company
Judgment dor $3.50 900 principal and S2l,
90 interest due September l. lNvO, AZ .
per cen from date. and 81 go due March
! 1901 at per cent from date; and fore
closure, as per decree on hle.
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Cox-ThornhiII.

The wedding of Miss Daisy Thornnin
and Mr. Frank f. Cox occurred at st. Pat
rick's church in the Fifth ward at 3 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, Rev Father Cor
corau officiating After the ceremony the
bridal party repaired TO the home Of the
brides parents, where members of both
families and old friends had assembled TO
congratulate the happy couple. The bride
and groom were the recipients OF many
handsome and useful presents. After par
takiug Of refreshments the happy couple
left for San Antonio They will he home
TO their friends al 9l3 Wayerly street after
Iuly 2g
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21
SOME SOCIAL EVENTS
Which Occurred In the City During the
Week just Closed

Which Occurred In the City During the
Week Just Closed.
very enjoyable event for the young
people, friends OF Master Dan Erie Japhet,
was party given by him to his young
friends Saturday, July 10, at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Dan A. Japhet, 7ei JEFF
ferson street Az the appointed hour
happy party Of girls and boys assembled at
the home Of the little host. After music,
dancing and various games on the spacious
lawn, refreshed at Intervals by delicious
fruit punch, they all marched, led by Eric.
and little Alice Kulhmann into the dining
room ana parlor Thrown into onel, where
table set for sixty was laden with all
s9ol things that delight children's hearts.
AZ every place each one found a gold or
silver cornucopla filled with sweets, and
after leaving the tables each, as they
crossed the ,yelsnda, tried their skill at
me hsh pond, but they did aot have the
proyerbial luck OF fisherman; Instead.
with each pull got something which they
carried home as souvenir Of, MS each ex-
pressed ak thR left such q good time {"
Mrs Dan Jdphet was assisted in enter
tanning her sons little friends by her sis
ters, Mesdames Walter Schmidt, Louis
Schneider and Miss korse also Mesdanles
:, Japhet, Gus Japhet, H. Eruts and the
MISSES Menger, Yoight and Hermann OF
bbrenham' Master Dan Erc's guests we're
brnest Japhet, Erna and Korse Schmidt
Curtis Japhet Ramon Schneider Cuttan
and Wallace Wilson. Celeste Wen norIs
Japhet, Gertrude Hermann Of Brennan
"a Eyerts, jim; Adrian and Earl Dickson.
larry hneeland; George Morley, Kate and
Dellie Brown Weston, Henrie and Rosa
Lee Mecks. Charlie Kuhlmann, Conrad and
Norman Berlng Normsn Pilot, Lynnette
schneider Rosa and Lidia Miller Harry
Dawson. Ralph, Rodney and sophie TIsr.
zog, Robert p Schneider, Eugenia and Rich.
ara Redwood, Stella. Willie ana Madeiine
Hardl, Lolith and Selma Usener, Robert
Menger, Nesta and Ramon Otto Wlliln q "a
| Sallie Griffin, Corlnne Rechardt, Murrv
Frank and Deena Cunningham, Allne Kuhf.
/ mann and others
~
Miss Grace Blair Mobiles friends paid
her a very nice compliment iast Tuesday
by taking her unawares and giving her 4
farewell surprise party preyious to her de-
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nRlEFs IRON eRuNNER.
What Has Transpired During the Week
at This Thriving Suhurb.

More rain this week has added much com
fort TO the people Of Drummer aud infused
the farmer and market gardener with new
hopes and energies
Mr.. Henry p. Wade and Mr. Young
Grlsgard, two Of Runners most estimable
young men, are now employed 10 the
freight office Of the Southern Pacific rail,
way.
Miss Josie Robinson, Drummer girl, has
been rendered a position as teacher IN the
high school az UYalde Miss Josie Is an
experienced educator, and the success at
tanned by the Brunper school the past
year was mainly attributable 20 her good
management ana fine executive ability,
The. Drummer school house 4 rapidly ap-
proaching completion, and Will soon be a
thing OF beauty and 10y forever, for which
the. people praise God Harry Atkins and
the school board
Colonel Archer the Drummer postmaster,
offended the postmasterg' convention at
Galveston this week and reports o most
enjoyable ae well as profitable time
Pref. K. T. Tisinger has pagchased the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21
Cured OF Piles.

c; G. Gibbs $4,000; Mrs j, Ackerman
$500; W. J. Temp $500 Postal Telegraph
SO miles. $4,000; Lowry Round Bale stor-
age Warehouse company $1,000 Mrs Mary
s. Allen $4,000; H. II. Dooley $500 Jen-
ME Bar Barton $4,000; W u; Perry minors
5000; NJ. Butler S22.0oQ; A. j Marshal
$4,000; Mrs. Anna Plat 5000; j, f.
Aernds $500; IL. Prince $4,000; American
Brewing association ISL 500; Houston Ice
aud Brewing company $1,000 X. II Rocco
$1,000 John u Roberts $4,000; Mrs c,
kroemer estate $4,000; Ben Wlbush $500;
Mrs. b o. Mally $4,000 Mrs. II. r. Fleck
ct al $1,000; George Baker estate $4,000;
Nelms & Imam $4,000; Mrs. l.. Prusnier
$685.; lsidore Hernshiner $4,000; f. NJ.
Craddock $500, Media Kent 5000: Hugh
Hamilton 5000: Houston Ice and Brewing
company $50, 900; John McCle%and $1,000;
r. c. Stuart Drug company $1,000, u. Wag
goner and John Ross $500; IL and S. A.
Sam $500; John S. Sutton $500: John
Hoffman, $1,000; A. Faulkner 5000: H. f.
petering s13 $50; A. Stein $500; Mrs. NJ.
Perl $4,000; Mrs. Selma Velth $1,000
A 8peclal session Of the court was held
al s o'clock. at which resolutions were
introduced for improving and extending
the public roads Of Harris county and for
deepening and widening and cleaning the
waterways Of the county.
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GAnnine New Cotton.

Messrs. William u. Cleveland & Sons are
In receipt OF a bale Of new cotton from
Beeville, Bee county, picked from stalks OF
this years planting and which has been
dassed by the quotations committee Of the
Cotton Exchange as strict middling The
staple is long and good and claim is set
up by the shippers that II is really the
first bale Of cotton raised In Texas from
this years planting The bale was shipped
by the Burrows Hardware company,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21
ABOUT Y.M.C.A. BUILDINGS
TOTAL COST OF PROPERTY OWNED
BY Y. Nj. G. A. IN UNITED STATES
And tho Cost Of Buildings In Cities of
Less Than One Hundred Thou
sand Population.

The following facts and nEures are given
by Secretary Klncaids of the Houston as.
ISOLATION, showing the aggregate property
holdings Of the associations in United
States ana Canada, and showing what
other cities in the country near the size
of Houston have done in erecting associa.
ton buildings the figures showing the pop
nlatlon of the towns and the value OF the
bot and building, but mot including the
furniture,
In the United States and Canada accord.
Ing to tho Young Mems Christian Associa
tion year book for 1900 tho various asso-
clatlons own:
391 buildings valued at So, 44b, Air
| Other real estate valued at.. l. PSF gS5
Funds paid Ia libraries furni-
ture and fixtures ...... S,42D9T7
! Total property holdings ...... $2G, 1863, BIT
beuuct debr .'..-..-....,...... S4,447,216
Total net property .,........S2l, 7lG iGa
The citizens OF Houston who are Inter
ested IN building an association bulldnE
| N4il be Interested Ia the following figures;
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BIDS AND Proposal,

> $780, NJ
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR --Sesis7 Il
posals for the CONSTRUCTION 81 SsI
building on the grounds Of the sam q
ton normal institute at Huntsville IA
WIN be received until IL IN. Moudif
20. Plans and specifications mar y
after July 4, 1901, at the offices u II
. Conner, Austin. Texas; Ole III
Houston, and the normal hulhI
Huntsville, Texas Bids should Ne
~ marked and nClosed With "a
envelopes, addressed 70 the secFsligi
the building COMMITTEES, Sam Hsk5
normal institute, Huntsville, Ti1a
certified check 20 the amount q
cent of bid shall accompany eail
posal as O guarantee that 0 saIss
bond Will be furnished by the ~
bidder. Bond to the amount Of oH'
OF the contract price will be no
The right Is reserved to reject any
bills. g. I, Mckinney, chalrmil
board of directors, sam Houston
institute, Huntsvllle, Texas.
In conformity to tine Act o. Efsif
0, 1890, MS amended by the Act "A
rrnry 20. 1000, and modified by v a
OF February n. 1901, 70 proglaer X i
Location and building Of an i
COLONY, sealed bids are invited q
construction OF the buildings 70 y
ca on the premises near the au a
lene, as heretofore selected iol "
pose. Such bids should pc ma's
must be received at or beiore, oS
a m. OF Thursday, August !, Xxx
counts, Austin, Texas. And Az
received viii be opened by ne
signed at said office at said aop' =
WI
Plans and specifications Of al ~
may he seen, aud form OF prep s..
had at the office Of j. \, y n9rlse'l X r.
tect, Austin, Texas, after July
A certified check for the SYN w
cent of the amount OF TIE pla S VIZ
favor of the governor q w
Texas, shall accompany tne %s y
Of each bidder, rs a guaral'''
fanE. .,,a,, A
enter into contract, he shall ioHe.,
State the certified check as y
Iw ers1itied checks Of all bidder,
rafnrned when a hid Is acetp
tract awarded and bond execnl%
The successful bidder shah 49, ~ 4
and approved bond IN inc aM,,,nis r
third ~ The contract price Mi S6
days from the time the e ~ II h
All bids must be mace ~ =" glia H
ing Bul.uings according ne IA
speaitiratIons on tle Wlt1 Wy T.
tcet, viz; h,,tldiue ~
drmarles. one boiler nous ,eesaM +
stuck and pumping station,, wv, Ts +
fnrrN COTTAGES. with the pTin@.s
Crcasing the number OF s'''"s
ufice per cottage. ~ NH
"Tbo State reserves tAe -
ject any and all DIS 1ass-anb D. sgaN
n NJ Love II
.uo. ~ public Ats
John w h T,,
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A DAY IN THE COURTS.
Board Of Equalization win Meet Again
on Monday.
HOUSTON ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY
Foreciosed by Judgment in the Fifty
fifth Civil District court--Marrisse
Licenses for the Week.

In the Fiftyhfth district court yesterday
Judge Wilson entered an order In the case
Of the International Trust Company vs.
the Houston Electric Street Railway Com
pany giving the plaintiff Judgment for
ss50,OOO principal and $4,000 interest, SAL
ESQ Of which was due on September l, 1900.
and the balance on March 1, 1901; with
foreclosure Of .Ae property. as per decree
The decree In the case VIII be filed as
soon as it is prepared. It Is expected that
the property win be sold under the writ
81 foreclosure on the irst Monday IN Oc-
tober The time Of sale Will be set out
In the decree.
The Harris county commissioners did
not quite finish their labors incident 70 the
board of equalization yesterday, and they
will meet again tomorrow at noon and com
pleue the work of the special term.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-21

An tickets reading via Big Four route 10
Eastern cities are good via boat line Ceye-
land 10 Buffalo In either direction, and
stopover OF ten days at Bunalo on pay.
ment OF 81 to Joint agent.
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NOTICE.

Thirty DAYS from this date the city Of
Houston will sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, all OF the property bought In
by tho city for taxes ard for which the
city now holds deeds A list Of the deeds
OF the property can he seen at the office
OF the city attorney IN the Milby & Dow
hall on the corner OF Texas avenue and
l. J. Tufhy,
NJ ID. Bennett.
l.. Gus Mueller,
Finance Committee.
Houston. Texas, July 10, 1901
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BIDS vii be recsvI ssss
hoard OF trustees OF me iota3
I,endent school district gRoi icr y
M. Monday. August .. lfr snf
.structlon OF a two-stosl ,,aus IN 4
home az Velasco, Texas .NssrsfIN 4
dosiioag may be scep az w trustee
secretnry OF the board q ma
bids must he accompanisap fatm
cheek for 500 drawn " .yseis n
hoard Of trustees as XXI hIAlf
faith; should the specesSss siI forisIl
enter into contract be sra, VA y
board Of trustees the ~ s.scrss'
Inundated damages, n appe
AN snail furnish good aRa g,s Xxx n
N the amount Of two,lsns frcn
tpaet price within ten s Gass sosri
fhe 4 Ward Is made, Ky Ipieti
tees reserves the right " "pIqi|
all bids Bids 70 he dsressel
FOR School House and pa ,s trsii'
Hoetie' secretary board y n
lasco, Texas. - ~ /
NELL DRILLING for oil s ,pstIl.s
the hest steam ro!arl ~ III J, 4
Moved are now drilling ~ n
county; best referenees
ri Il Co, Houston. Lsas=
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Ladies and Children's Iiosie,
at Clearance Sale prires

Ladies' Fast Black Hose, full fosA,
lace drop stitched and RIlc cnHpotd
ribbed worth Doc, Nc9e!tl
Sienrance price ......... /he
Ladies Fast Black Hose ~, NV
thread, full fashioned, lace snd KY Ky
stitched. worth 75c, suu C.a
Clearance price ....... Ara
Ladies' Fast Black and Fancy BrlI'Ivs1s.
lAsle Thread Hose, superdns , aal,
lty. Cleatance price, 'pns wy
S150, S1.25 and .. IA
Children's Fast Black Hoss hlyl
and seamless, all sizes up i /" n
gSIIss.e55 = tss' price ...,.......... IN
Children's Fine Ribbed Fast NY
Hose, fun fashioned, Isle tbsa
worth 2bc. ln,ssA
Clearance. price ............. INA
Misses Fast Black Hose, Isle th,s,s.yy
lace and drop Stitched ri, u.ee ~.
Toned. worth SIC ~ AZ
Clearance price ............, I'm
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Marrlaae licenses.

The following marriage licenses we're ia
l.. r. Brlnn and Miss Carrie Lummers.
II. ~ Jones and Miss Clara Bartholomew
Jesse Jefferson and Sadie Haynes.
x. Berner and Mrs l.. f. Brown.
j ". Cook aud Miss Katherine Dawson
Adolph g. Miller and Miss Leatishle
Felts.
Elijah Perry and Miss callle NJ. Wilson.
Charlie Green and Crecy Coleman
William Van and Katie Coleman.
VIII Williams and Rebecca Armstrong.
Walter II. Hennessy and Mrs. Mollie
Frank %. Cox and Miss Daisy Thorn.
John Roberts and Miss Edna Kerry.
Thomas A. Davis and Mrs. Annie ID.
Anthony.
w. ii farrell and Mrs Mary Saunders.
y. w. Scarborough and Mrs. b. c.
Meyers
Main Ha;nes and Mrs. Lorena valree.
,. II. Daniels and SUSAN A. Johnson
John Arto and Miss Carrie Barcello.
III. r.. Smith and Vince .Sznith.
G. II. Lucy and Miss Olive Cleveland.
Louis p. Vaus and Sophernia Todd.
Commissioners Court.
Assessments fixed as follows Houston
and Texas Central railroad, frstc class en-.
glnes $1,000 each, rolling stock Ss93, 100
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Was list das1 Stencils, rubber stampA
]. V. Love. ZOOS Mechanic St. Galveston.
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neSSoS Ot men am
Wcmen Is n safe, sNra
and speedy remcdN
and never falls thar
is why I am enjoying
n success never before
experienced In the air
nails OF medical or
electrical treatment.
My Electric Relt Is
the result Of years Of
deep study and expert.
ment upon my part,
and the United States
Government has re-
warded this study 10y
giving me the exclu-
slve use of nv method.
OF course. there are
many electric belts he
fore the public, bnt
mine is entirely differ
ent and must not lie
confused with them
There is not o case Of
Nervous Weakness.
Lost Vigor or Vitality
In either sex these
N1gtlny Waa
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Take the New York and Boston Limited
va Big -Four route. Perfect service. Din
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The Big Four route delivers passengers
In New York City without ferry transfer.
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Mems Furnishings al Clearau,s
Prices.

Mems fine French BaibrIsys,
shirts and Drawers, er' vea,'
Clearance price ....... 1EA|
Mems imitation Guyot sus. wv
penders, Clearance price I'M
Mems fine Neglise Shirts. Nv
Clearance price 4Sc and AGA
Mems Seamless Socks, black ~
ana tan Clearance price -. Ntt|
Mems fine imported fancy Hal ~
full regular made, worth SOC, asN
sieaiNilee price ..,........... k5E]
Mems line Handkerchlefs. with sss
eolored borders. worth Toe, Aa7
.ieatdn.e price .''..'..,.... 5t]
Mems Elastic Seam Drawers w
best made, Clearance price. 3Qf
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which mint one for the duties OF lfc--
Will not cure guarantee the cure Yoni
take no chances, | do not want your
money II my Belt will not cure YOU
my book concerning Electricity, and
which explains lust why Electricity
will cure. This valuable book given, il
you CALL or sent free. postpaid, to any
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MADAM RUPEES
be crowded
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Staples and DOmestics al
Clearance Prices.

Good quality Sea Island Demc.. "A
tie; Clearance price 10 yards for dyc
Yard wide Bleaehed Domestic ~
finish; Clearance price, 10 Az
yards for ...........,....... aye
3d-lnch White Domestic, genuine lo,,
dale, finish; Clearance price, IA A IA
yards for .................. ,lU
S6,ineh fine Cambria Muslin, Iacsss
finish, worth 10c. 1T
Clearance price .............. lac
"a best quality Cnbieached sh,etu
worth ice; ieis
Clearance price .......,,.... k9e
l0-4 Uphleached Sheetlng, I'M.
worth tSe; Clearance price ~. jjtc
"a best quality Bleached Sheet. a..
Ing, worth tsc; Clearance price iat
1o-4 Bleached Sheeting, worth IL.
zoe; Clearance price ....... LOG