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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

pany for r. NJ Curry, @. H. stahl. j. J.
Manning, Robert Graves Chapman, cary
Cook w /. Nicholson, Ed Hoffman, x
Walsh, w. A. Chlldress aud Julia Edwards
At the odd Follows hall this afternoon u
4 o'clock there VII be presented 70 one q
the members of Lone Star lodge No. l o.
n Jewel concentrating his twcnty-nye
years connection with the order. All OJd
Fellows ana their friends are Invited Ia h.
present.
The oyster roast that Assistant County
Attorney r. t. Lewis Intended giving last
Thursday commemorative Of his forty-scc
Tuesday afternoon, when II viii be given
In the garden In the rear OF Justice Malsch y
court
There are undellvcred kilograms at tnc
Main street, for W. r. Rnclser. W. Il. Ncb.
let, !. u. Polk t2l. u. Mcdonald, "a Pow
.cll. william Munhull. Matthew Cuthber.
son, G. j.. Bench, otto Drewes, w, T.. nuo
Soy, Mrs. Cora Robinson colorcd; Willie
Gordon. colored.
Dr.. J. j. Burroughs Inns received teic
gram from his SON Major j. NJ. Burroughs.
announcing that he Is on his way home and
VIII likely reach Houston within the next
two weeks Major Burroughs left for the
Philippines with the Thirty.thIrd regiment.
win captains commission. After p
years service he was made assistant adj
lulant general with the rank OF major.
The First Presbyterian church has been
very hhndsomcly decorated IN preparation,
for the dedication services that viii he held
there today. Rev. Il. X Smoot Of Austl
WIN preach the dcdlcatory sermon at tlp
forenoon service and In the evening All Tic
leading churches Of the city viii abandon
their services In order 10 hold n union
dedication service at the First prcsby te
rlnn.
The mayor announced at the adjournment
Of the last council meeting that "thsrc
would br no meeting Of the council next
Monday as II would be the hftn Monday In
40 bns NJ
covered he had been looking NJ n last ycnr X
cnlcnd1r aud desires It announced that as
next Monday will he the first instead of
the last Monday In the month the council
viii meet tomorrow rs usual.
Mr.: r o. Miller, nm cmploye Of the Ious.
ton Electric Street Railway company, viii
lcnve for the East In few days to intro.
dNhc an appliance recently invented mud
| patented by him for making quick change.
Il consists of tubes for rnrrylug coin q;
various denominations adjusted on belt
| an worked win spring. 1t Is Endorsed
as being a great convenience TO street ear
I conductors.
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posToFFIcE REGULATIONS.

Addresses Must Be Specific - Domestic
Postage on Mail to Cuba After April !.
The .postofhce In this city Is In receipt
Of the following regulations just promul
gated:
Postofhce Department, Office of Third
Assistant Postmaster General. washing
ton d. c.. March e6. 1!ol.--The attention
Of all postmasters is directed to ruling
$40, page 1o43. of the january, 1901, Postal
Guide, which reads as follows:
ut is not permissible to write upon thlrd
or fourth. class matter or Its wrapper, or
to print or write upon second-elass matter
or its wrapper directions relative to the
delivery thereof Inconsistent with the
postal regulations; consequently, directions
10 deliver to some INDEFINITE address, hS
10 a Druggist, or Physician II the mat
Ter be unbelievable to the addressec, must
Ia all cases be dlsregarded by the post
master at the ofnts of address, 8
"Postmasters are directed TO intorm tneir
patrons 60 this effect, and that hereafter
matter addressed In the Inre,golns manner
1t Is Ascertalned that great many post
masters accept for mailing matter thus III
definitely addressed, thar Is to- say. Z"
or TO others, not by name but at the dis.
erection of the postmaster at the receiving
office. This Is In violation OF tile orders
of the department. aud postmnSicrS are
cautioned TO dcsst from accepting such
matter for mailing. aud ii 1t passes through
the malls to the Office OF destination 10
regard 1t as unbelievable
Edwin c. Madden,
Third Asst T. Nj, Gen'l
order No. 363.
Office of the Postmaster General, Wash
ington. ID. c., March - 1901. FOstn0stefs
are Informed that on ana after Aprll y
next, the United states domestic rates OF
postage and classification shall apply 10
all mail matter passing between the United
States and Cuba. CHI. Emory Smith,
Postmaster General.
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Napkins

5-8 size Bleached Damask Napkins]
l. 90 value, per dozen -. ...... III
So size Bleached Damask Napkins|
l. 25 value, per dozen. ;. ....&
SIS size Bleached Damask Napkins
l. rs value, per dozen. ...lh|
SIS size Bleached Damask Napkins
2. rs value, per dozen. ...lE1
ga size Bleacbed Damask Napkins
l. Is value, per dozen. 49,. I'LL
ga size Bieached Damask Napkins
9 % value, per dozen. -. .....[l'
3-4 size Bleached Damask Napkins
800 value, per dozen. LII
ga size Bleached Damask Napkins
8. 90 value, per dozen. ....... .M1
Beautiful selection of Hand I'm
broidery Linen Center Pieces, Iral
Cloths, Doylies, etc., at specialI
reduced prices.
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AN ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT.
The Bag and Candy Sale at Mrs, Camp
bells Residence

The Bag and Candy Sale at Mrs. Camp
bells Residence.
very enjoyable afternoon aud evening
were spent AT the residence of Mr.. j. l.
Campbell Friday. March -, the occasion
being bag and cndy sale aud phono-
graph entertainment, given by the young
ladies of Mrs. Lee Campbell's sunday
school class and the boys OF Mrs. j. |.
Campbells class.
There was u large and well assorted dis
play of very pretty and useinl bags, The
candy was homemade and was delicious
ANA inviting.
The phonograph entertainment was very
amusing aud some Of tile selections we're
repeated nunebr of times. especially
The HOY City as sung by Mr.. Harry
Macdonald, ana Uncle Josh in d thinest
Laundry, an original Yankee story as told
By MI cat stewart
The musical program was hiled WIN
very attractive numbers, which were reu-
dered with credit 10 the contributors
The house vas beautifully arranged Tor
such an occasion rae bag aa,e WaH con
uud tho phonoBraph War IN the Library,
which WAS ESPECIALLY suited for the con
cert rendered by it. 'fbc cmdy was dis
played IN the stair han aud VAS a very
pretty display.
The following was the program Of music.
Piano duet .,,........,..,. Misses carter
Nocal solo ,.,,.,...,.,...,.., Mre. blSat
Vocal 500 ,'..'.,t,-',.., MIS- ohtaVh
Plano solo ...........,.. Miss Lotuv FAINT
Vocal solo .,... Little MISS Marie bright
recitation ,..,...,,.... Miss Althtt Jones
NocaJ solo ........ Nj a Mamie o upson
vocal solo ...........,. MI. Joe laSlot
Vocal solo ...,...... Miss Blanche Myers
PIANO SOLO commandments. Miss Nel nolds
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AN EASY WAY


It is easier to keep wen IL we would only
observe each day icw simple rules ot
health
The all important thing Is to keep tho
stomach right and to do this It Is not
necessary TO diet or To follow set rule
or bill Of fare, Such pamperlng simply
makes n capriclous appetite ana a feeling
thar certain favorlte articles of food must
be avoided.
Prof Wlechold gives pretty good advice
on this subject, he says II am Us years
old and have never had serious Illness.
ana at the same time my lie has been
largely an Indoor one, but | early dlSvoV.
cred that the way To keep healthy was to
Keep healthy stomach, not hy eating brau
crackers or dieting of any sort; ON the
contrary ! always cat what my appetite
Graves Int for the past eight years | have
made II daily practice 10 take enc or two
OF stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets after each
meal ana | attribute my rOhus, health for
man of my age TO the regular daily use
of Stuart's Tablets,
My physician hrst advised me tu use
them because he said they were perfectly
harmless ana were not secret patent
medicine, but contained only the natural al
EcstlYcs. pcptones and dlustaSc, aud nftcr
using them few weeks | have never
ceased 70 [lhonk, him for bis, advice,
Stuar's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals
is the real health habit, because their use
brings health TO the sick and ainng and
preserve health "a the well and strong. "
need safe digestive after meals to insure
a perfect digestion aud to ward on dis
ease and the safest pest known and most
widely used Is Stuurt's Dyspepsia Tablets
They are found In every well Regulates
household from Maine 10 California aud An
Great Britain anu Australia are ranldll
pushing their way into popular favor.
An druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets full sized packages at SO cent,
ana for weak stomach 5ncent mack
age VIII often do $40 worth OF good
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IMPORTANT DEALS IN REALTY.
Two Lots OF City Property Sold for Six
Thousand Dollars Yesterday.


Three warranty deeds of more than usual
interest were hled for record in the county
clerks office yesterday The most i'm
portant of these was the sale of lots &
aud I of block lao, on the south side Of
Buffalo bayou, by attorney, Tor Jacob
Chase TO Mrs. II. b. Williamson for $4,000
The property Is situated at the corner OF
milan street and Mckinney avenue,
aud Is in the block bounded by those two
thoroughfares and Travis street and Lamar
avenue.
Another. deal In city property was the
sale of lots and . of block 2e6, In the
w X. Baker addition, on the north side
OF Buffalo bayou. This conveyance was
made by II. II. II. Schneider and wife to
Herman Llppett for $i025.
The other deal referred to was n transac-
tion In country property. Hugh Meyer, MS
administrator, selling IN acres out OF tne
Elizabeth Dufneld survey, 200 acres out OF
the Harris 4 Carpenter grant 80 acres
out Of the James Morgan tract and n
acres out OF the Thomas Norment survey
10 John Farmer for Sl4t0.
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Easter Belts

We wish to announce the arrival
of new stock of pretty Belts, i'm
possible to describe in detail but
they are all the very newest styles
to be seen, soc, 75c, 98c 100
l.25 and $50
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New Ribbons

Tomorrow many new kinds of
pretty Ribbons will be on sale, pop.
ular for stocks and bows.
No. 40 and 60 plain Taffeta Silk
Ribbon, 25c value, yard $50. l5c
Fancy Persian Silk Ribbon, at
SOC and ........... soc
Fancy Figured Silk Ribbon, at
65c and SIC
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Many Short Ends of Table n
mask, Odd Towels and Short MI
of Crash on sale tomorrow. I'M
the piece that contains the yard,1
you want and you may have il NJ
der value. The odd towels willl
found to be marked at greatly I
duced prices. One day will cls,
up the lot, SO come early.
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New Skirts for Easter Use

Many lovely pretty styles Of dressy Silk Skirts the three
days, they will be ready for your inspection and will marvel
the and effective Styles Don't wait but possible
enable have alter should alterations be
Black Silk Tafa Skirts god flare bottom fan back. 59S
Black Silk Tafa Skirts graduated circular ounce applique 1875
Black Silk Tafea Skirts with double Of
Black Silk Tfa Skirts tucked all with deep circular fonce,
ruchng 150
Black Silk Tafea Skirts, clusters Of ucks founce Of applique 1900
Other styles 1850 ESQ $780, $780, 000 $780, 00O 1880
Many kinds Walking Skirts which exclusive designs and
may had black gray $50 $780, 900
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PArRIcK's TRANSFER. PHONE Tss.
Heavy MACHINERY and safes speclalty
stables corner Fannln and Commerce.
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Come In and see II you can and fault with
either the style or price Of our spring cloth,
ing nosenherg's.
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This Store ready with pler,'
of help and worlds of pret,.]
Easter Goods.
Linen Sale Contin,,s,

Owing to the big rush for I,i,.1
the past week on account Of sp.sI
reductions, we will contiuua NJ
sale for tomorrow and especiallv n
vite comparison Of value.
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New CI1atelaine BAGS

All we'll dressed ladies use a
pretty Chatelain Bag when out shop.
ping. New ones on show here to-
morrow.
Leather ones in Black and Colors
at SOC, 69c, Zoe and ......... 100
Steel ones, now so popular, at
LOO, l.50 200, 2, 80 and up.
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Towels
At Easter Reduced Prices:


Fringed Damask Towels, 1885
2. so kind, per dozen, ..lS|
Fringed Damask Towels, lSxlo, i
800 kind, per dozen. ...'%
Fringed Damask Towels, 22x4o' /
400 kind, per dozen .........M
Fringed Damask Towels, 23x4S' !
6, so kind, per dozen. ......-. .'&
Hemstitched Damask Towels, ).
lsx36, 3.75 kind, per dozen ~
Hemstitched Damask Towels, j
20x36, 400 kind, per dozen. ."
Hemstitched Damask Towels n
22X41, g. 90 kind, per dozen. ~
Hemstitched Damask Towels !,
21x45, 600 kind, per dozen ~
Hemmed Huck Towels, l7x3a .
80 kind, per dozen -. 80"
Hernmed Huck Towels, 1880 +,
LIS kind, per dozen 80. y
Hemmed Huck Towels, 20x4V !,
2. % kind, per dozen. ..... ="
Hemstitched Huck Towels, tx
33, 1926 kind, per dozen. ...,'S'
Hemstitched Huck Towels, lSi
81, 500 kind, per dozen -"
Hemstitched Huck Towels 2VA
40, 4. so kind, per dozen ....'''
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It,s well worth visit to see our new
| Spring Neckwear Rosenberg's,
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Style, beauty and OF are combined In our
spring suits. Rosenberg's.
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Easter NeCkWear

silk Ties with Gilt Spikes, all
colors. Observation-Disclosures. 35(
Lace and Ribbon stocks with
Chenille ends. ,.. 50t
Satin stocks with Chenille bow
and ends. ........ 75C
silk stocks with pretty bow IL;
White Mousseline stock with
bow, edged with Lace .... IL;
Ribbon and Braid stocks with
bows NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50t
Fancy stocks with Jabots, l.25,
|. so and -. l9,
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Lace Stockings for Women

Tomorrow over 100 dozen new
effects in Drop Stitch Lace Hose for
women, most effective effects vet
shown; we ask you TO have them
shown while in the store tomorrow,
25c, SO l-3c, soc, 69c and 7Sc
These are all special prices and
will prove very interesting,
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There Is much comfortable GOODNESS IN
enr summer Underwear at 81, $3.50 and
" per suit Rosenberg's.
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Table Damask

Spin. Bleached Table Damask,
35c kind \
56.in. Bleached Table Damask.
SOC kind. 4
70-in. Bleached Table Damask
zoe kind. :. 4
72-in, Bleached Table Damask,
zoe kind ...........
72-in. Bleached Table Damask,
95c kind. :. !. "A
72-in. Bleached Table Damask,
l. 25 kind
72-in. Bleached Table Damask,
l. so kind. :. 4,
84.in. Plain Bleached Table
Damask, 200 kind -. -. 1
58.in. Half Bleached Table Da.
mask, SOC kind -. -.
64-in. Half Bleached Table Da.
mask, 60c kind. -. "A
70-in. Half Bleached Table Da.
mask, zoe kind -.
72-in. Half Bleached Table Da.
mask, 95c kind ~
60-in. Turkey Red Table Da.
mask, 40c kind -.
60.in. Turkey Red Table Da-
mask, SOC kind ~
66-in. Turkey Red Table Da-
mask, LOO kind
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A. Shirt, sir? Yes. We have every Kind
and quality at every price. Rosenberg's.
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Wash Chiffon

We wish particularly to call your
attention to one Of the most practi
cal and newest fabrics ever shown
here We warrant it to wash beau
tifully and is much more preferable
TO Organdie. Pink, Blue, Lavender
and Black, AZ inch wide, yard soc
White, 80 inches wide, at yard CSC
White, As inches wide, at yard
soc, soc, 75c and ........,. Csc
Ask to have it shown to you
Silk Stripe GrassI-inen
Pretty and effective, very proper
for Waists, yard ............ S9c
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Silk Waists for Easter Use

You have hadtm have pretty made We position
to help Hundreds lovely select from all made with the
green pinl
blue and black 9S 500 $50
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Library Coupons will be gNsss
with cash purchases at time " !,
purchase, otherwise they will mol y :.
given out, and il is necessary ~
you to ASK for Coupons.
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THIS STORE IN
EASTER ATTIRE.
Easter Gloves

New Spring shades to select from.
White with Black stitching, new
Mode shades, Champagne shades
Black and Tans, LOO, ,25, l.50
and LIS
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Shirt Waist Hats

interesting showing Hats all the and
rect shapes and effective bands and buckle trimming;
Soc 75c, 9 IOO lbs l5O
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silk Stripe GrassLinen
Linen Chiffon

Another new and popular fabric,
with Embroidery figures in neat de-
signs, sheer and lovely, yard. =. csc
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Silk Underskirts for Easter Use

You may pretty Silk Undersk your gown
question but what will help things Bit Investigate the pretty lot
have You will find that the prices will prove your liking.
Black and coors with deep tucked ounce
Black and coors with deep accordion peing 90
Black and coors 1900 ESQ 1890 and
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Boys Star Shirt Waists
FIRST FLOOR.

We wish you to know that we have
a complete stock of the celebrated
Star Shirt Waists for boys,
White and Colors. Csc
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t affeta Silks

AT 40c yard, worth SOC
One hundred and fifty pieces of
Taffeta silk worth soc, tomorrow
the price will be 48c. They come
in lengths of from to Al yards and
comprise all the good shades.
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Children's White Dresses

Tomorrow will show exceptionally lot to select from; ages 10
y pretiy and with and
prices $780, 400 450 $780, 600
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Hats

styles comprising the beautiful styles magn
able at $50 $780, $50
Small Boys Straw Hats wide bs and flowing ribbons SEC 75 OO U.s. SO
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Centemeri,
Trefousse,
Foster, Paul s. Co.

Selling agents in Houston fol
these makes. None better.
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Special selling tomorrow of
Waist Lengths

Center counter loaded with the
daintiest and choicest lot of Sheer
Madras Cloth, Tissues, ETC., in
Stripes and Checks, two qualities
to select from.
One kind at, per pattern. :. &c
One kind at, per pattern 49,. CSC
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are shown. They are rather severe
in outline, half.6tting, and trim.
med with bias bands of the same
material. Some Autumn Jackets
are characterized by small lapels.
and sleeves slightly aaring at the
lower edge.
Many Autumn sleeves show long
Puff oversleeveS. A fuller effect is
impaired TO some fashionable dress
sleeves by puff at the elbow.
All sorts of fine and fluffy devices
arc employed to render each dress
bodice original and characteristic;
but the general cut and curve of
each is the same, and each must fit
accurately and easily. To promote
this end the X. * c.. corset is essen
ual, Its graceful adaptiveness is
proverbial among women, and its
popularity is as fixed as it's shape
and materials are enduring.
French flannel aud nuns yelling
arc being made into pretty waists
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AurOrn

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Crisis Ridenour is ia town this week
w. L. Roth went to Buffalo last week.
Roy o. Sha0er is in Piusburg this week.
John \. Lanu was in Oakland Saturday.
J w ShaGer spent Sunday in Frostburg
L. l. Teets Of Eglon, was in town Friday.
Orange L. Stcmple leaves Wednesday
for New Whatcom
Miss Dana Lantz OF Mt Lake. was the
guest OF friends Sunday
Wade II Stemplc left today for Roanoke.
where he will cuterc ollcge
Lewellyn Channels passed through here
Wednesday en- route TO ST George.
Milton SCheTr and sister. Miss Alma arc
the guests OF friends in Cumberland.
Mrs Annie Startzman and Mrs. Pierson
are visiting friends in Grafton this week.
Enoch Reppcrt and Miss Lille Martin OF
Kingwood passed through here wedncs.
day
Miss Lorena Mason returned last FRIDAY
from Wheeling where he has been visiting
friends
Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Stcmple and Miss
Nora Lantz leave Tuesday for ten days
trip to Buffalo
Mr. Charlie Evans died Friday, at his
home near Lead Mines. from injuries re.
ccived in railroad wreck last winter.
He leaves a wife and one child
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Gladesville

Correspondence Of The Argus.
d. {, Iinn is preparing TO build an add.
ton TO his residence
Rev. Finley Sapp will preach in the
Baptist church Sunday 7,nd
Mrs T.. Shafer rs visiting her daughter.
Mrs w. II. Bailey at Independence
Our Sunday-school is preparing to OBJ
serve Bible Day on the 10th Of November.
Rev X NJ. Stdckler was attending the
Sunday school Convention at Bethel on the
f4th inst.
Mrs Stricklcr. Mrs. George -. Shafer
and Mrs George Jackson are visiting in
Pennsylvania.
Ellsworth Kerns. wife and children ar.
visiting Mrs Kern's father. u. w. Rogers.
who has been quite sick for tie past two
weeks
Miss Emma Jackson was the successful
contestant in raising money for tho
Soldiers Monument Fund having secured
about SCI.
Our school will be taught by Miss Agnes
Clever the one at Gordon 10y Miss ora
Newman Plainview by Miss Ella Huddle.
son Fairview. George Lanham
The citizens Of our community were
shocked at the news Of the attempted
assassination OF President Mckinley and
when learning OF the fatal termination OF
1t in the death OF the President showed
their sense OF sorrow by attaching crane
to the American flag. exhibiting the FAC
on our streets and in our houses There
are great many suggestions by the people
how to stamp out anarchy We think OF
three remedies Of importance and there
are other remedies no doubt First restrict.
immigration and DISTINGUISHED every per.
son either native or foreign born citizen
who 100 any way advocates anarchy. second
guard against imperialism in our govern
meni and not give any one the shadow OF
an excuse Tor the doctrine. third break
up the American saloon which Of Itself
breeds law breaking and is a place where
anarchists frequent to discuss their
wicked and dangerous doctrine. It Is
probable that the saloon has been fhe
greatest source for anarchy Of any ono
thing in our country. and il Is claimed that
each Of the three assassins we have had i'm
our fair Republic were intoxicated with
liquor gotten from a saloon when the,
committed The atrOcious crime
/tCcHEus.
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closing in the back with tiny gold,
pearl, jet or silver buttons. Velvet
or panne collar and cuffs enhance
the style of these waists.
Single breasted vest and high
military collar characterize some
Elton jackets of paune or smooth
cloth.
A yoke and scalloped dip"
somewhat change the general style
of the Norfork jacket.
Young girls in their teens wear
dresses and outer garments of plain
cloth.
The habit-back skirt is becoming
alike to plump and slender figures.
lnvisibly-plaided and hair. lined
cheviots are used for serviceable
tailor costumes. Cancels hair serge.
with long hairs-white or black
on black or colored ground, is
also popular for this purpose.
Elaborate matinees are made of
crepe dc chine or nuns yelling.
EVELYN CABLE.