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BETH ISRAEL BAZAAR.
r,erytbing Working smoothly TO
Promote It's Success.

great dead OF local interest is being
k,vifested at the approach Ct the Beth
|,zel bazar. TAe ladies CT tAe variou,
k.-nrttees are working assiduously and
N donations are coming in freely from
n sldes, in the shape Of cash ard nu-
k,rous articles needed for the ladies'
|seths. Levy Pos. have very generou. ly
Fsated 10 the Beth Isreal hazar the Use
their cid Main street store, In wlicn
Id bazar will be held. Tis store wil
Il equipped fer the purpose of hold ng
Ia baEar on all of the three Hosts, aud
Mn be fitted up and decora led hsnd-
|,nely Being very prominently situated,
h Houstons busiest thor. ughfase, the
|srIr will attract thousands during TIE
|tek in which it will be held. Many
|oyel features win be introduced to make
LIS h3rar a record breaker, both In poiot
|. Entertainment. society and financial
Ilat The executive committee, ccm-
|sed Of the following gentlemen; Mr..
i Prince, Mr.. NJ. Raphael, MIR. L. NJ
birh and Rev. II. EIInsteiu, will II a
Essiing at Moutidore hall at 1870 tod1y
|, consider some important matters cen
EGtei with the entertainment T1n list
d isdlSs' committee, In full, viii soon
\ ready for publication. Many ladies OF
|hsr denominations are taking an az i've
.ieftst with the ladies 81 the Beth
|sul congregation in promoting this
kliar
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PERSONAL MENTION.

D. Hamilton aud son Of Henph,il are
a. h RE Ifo'el
G.. ". Low. prominent lawyer Of West
lave IS a. hc Lorsp
Sheriff J. c Lpseomb Of Waller county
was u the city yehterdsy
VI. ia Ike and VITO of cfrficana are re-
cent arrivals at the Losa1 ~
Major E 5 walton rst,T'1d yesterday
from business trip to co'A ,,ana
Or. Joseph Mullen and ftseqy VIII arrive
IN More GANG up frY ansieton las.
nigss ard is Stopping at "a gee
FR Rhsa aud " =: ~ o. Ansl9ion
are registered a. toe ftu house'
1ir, l.. Esusren return sul Pm me Ess.
last right, where he seiaatef ms SPIES
stock. lta.n3
HIN. e. f. Duffy. proou hit jurst O
2nsns, Nse'' nss Vfs' = dout
NJ. (. n Eies s:iss s' s4 k 45s;
Richardson. n,anatn
J. d. Milton. m oil IL he from san
Fl TIE logan. D.. prof
Mrs wells ThcmpsouiE OF Tgords iaine
her hnsband OF the ilian conn nisn'i Ia
iudgo arriving Friday. she purpos
ny ~ (. i. E RF 3; B.P and i Ssi
Nils, islO Rusk averty and ima
j.. W. Terry, geuerahat the beste the Santa
re, aud J, s. Cortoa,h examples for loF e'e
same road. are at lha ,asarvatIouI
MIR. aud Mrs. +. F., nd harmed over from
Austin Yesterday 3 anu aare quar-
tered at the HutchY volume will
Editor Ma, O. Hsss to the thole George.
Town Republican Il guests u
the liuteh!ns Hous.
now 1ivns :, AiSast issued an ext evening"
and Il etnopg the sanost popular bo1u.
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stores should be closed At G urslocs y, -.
evening arc as follows ~ s'ic
rlrst, Let us look at II from the s,o,S.
poini OF the public The store, All o,a.,
Tween and In the morning sod ,ro,,
wy opening hour until o'clock IN ~
sNonlng Is ten or eleven hours snrai,,
Ions enough day in which The na,ra,.
I 10 make their purchases, and besides
.he community understands that IL
l !, ~, are 10 be made before O'clock
itiom ~, .sauily adjust itself TO that condi.
''on without aLy Inconvenience.
second: Let us look at n from ~.
stanopoiDt OF the proprietor. lie mr.,
me charge By o'clock 10 the nornln,
ana airect the fairs OF the store. Al,
ulhhs close ~ O'clock uuiform,v
throughout the country, thus allowing ~.
onicials and employees ample time "a wilma
VI tne AFFAIRS of the bank for the a.,
aua little time for recreation p,s,irnc
anu social intercourse. But, as Indicated
no one proprietor can afford 70 inaugu-
80 tns o'clock movement unless a
us,u .n is Observed by all. surely
we public would be willing to SO sliehf
an Inovatlon in view o. these facts. ind
Inc proprietors should, for these reasons
IS wen as for reasons az humanity ts
tnelr employees, gladly welcome Il.
inlrd. But both these re sons are sus.
ordinate 70 the higher reison Of aoI,,v
justice to the clerks. bookkeepcrs and en-,
ployes In general. From 7 or IN ~
morning till in the evening ls long
nd tirins days work. and is rs long
day as either the wants OF the public ar
ne desire for gain by rroprietors ought
10 REQUIRE Employees should NOT he
treated as slaves are treated nv inburnn,
masters, but with sympathy and eonsld.
Grafton as fellow men. on the same FOO.
ing with the balance of society. They
are entitled Tor tholr zeal. competency
and hdelity to as much leisure for rss,
study. recreation md socill intercourse
.oS Is warranted by tho nature Of the,r
emPloyment They should he relcssod
from work at o'clock for by that hour
tney have performed reasonable DAVIS
work. One-third az the twenty-fo four hours
Tor sleep, ole-third for work and one
third for recreation m1kes life plclsant
and relieves It OF It's druigory, and is
everywhere among humane persons re-.
glrded as Just division OF the dav. ana
TO keep employees longer than O'clock
violates that rule
IN conclusion, We favor such move
ment and will enter most heirtily into
II when II Is set on foot.
X, II, Cawthop & co.
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weekly Mortunry Report.

The official mor.uary report soT the
ely OF Houston for t1e week ending l.
oc,ock M. FEBRUARY O. 1901:
February 3,--tMrs. Mel &c ), TAYLOR, te-
male, wn!to. - years, 10 mo1ths and II
days, puerper3l ecisups a; Jcse91 Forst-
mann. ma, wc,je. o. years, l months
and day PNEUMONIA
Feb. nary 4-Berry jenkins, male. col
orei. 50 years, eumCn.s Aoert Jen-
nIngs mae. white, 20 years, iu9ercn-
!os.s; J. CTozs. male, coloroi, S. years,
pneumonia
February 5.-Hlt;ie Wrlgh;. femile.
coiored. 4 years ard uo9j Z. 9nel-
iuouA: samuel WIKI 1s1n. ms . wA.to.
~ years, ipber2ulo5.s; 4. n. or, male,
Wi c, 81 yesrs, railway accident (n'
ques): Leandro Aldudy. N ne MEXICAN,
msnths ani % -, gls.ro enterirl3
february Gillian Lesher. female,
wnI,e, var, II months and Is days
rneIm9liI; Sau ago Luna, mac, Mexi'
can. year. ma sr!al fever; WHEN
Br0wa. nae, co.orei, months aud IS
Gays ea.er..is.
II bruary 7.-S..yester Drennir. male
co,sred 3 m5nths md IS d2Ss acute
men ugiis. Alice G, Bergc1. female,
while. Il years, s mcnths ard dsys
valyular disease; Augusta s. Kottwitz,
female. white. IS years and roaths
tuaerc1 lbs s; Peas Jask on, mile, coll
orad. IS years. tuberculosis Tam Con
ley. male, white, 90 years cancer Of
stcm3ch; VI halls Pilot. ftmac, colored
81 yeas. burns.
Tcoruary s-Tevans Fry. female,
white, years, / month and Q days, sh-
scess Of prlrynx W B. olive. male,
white. 81 years. ninth and IL days
overdose Of opium; in';nt Of L. Tanner
fem ls, white, q days, Ia grippe.
Fehruarv a.-Garre;' Co-k, msle. col
ored. : mcnths. copyulsons
Anpusl death rate per 1909 fer wseh
ending February Q, 1901. q IS
j. r. Missile. Health CGleer
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49, o.
The Triton passenger s,a,lon. ro-t v.,r,h !,
j LILY, uy visiting his parents. Mr.. aad Mrs.
- farker OF he iirm OF Mlstrot Bros.
hu.Sav. went 10 San Au,onio last highs on
~ hss eencering the AIMS hit purchase
VI ins a. b. Frank & CO. stock.
hin OF Denton. y. ~. PniIiirs OF
tt.a.npA.ss and 7 h nayie Of sii6ell. nem-
US ol The legislature. spent last night q.
'uv hu.enins' returning TO Austin from here.
6 sedonla Tarltcn ct Flankln. La. WA
n nss peen visiting 10 san Antonio and other
,sues IN Texas. has stopped OF hrr, TO be
ne suesi OF Mrs A. l.. LaSsrde, 1919 Texas
Mrs II. G. Dixon. clerk OF hollywood
n,iIpoFe No. - Wo; imcu circle. will leave
,nis morring to attend the State convention
q Wopdnen circ'e 10 h. held IN san Au-
Nn o February L., Is and ~
MI. y. steruenberg ictl On ssd mis-.
s ION Friday rirAt being called by ieie-
ram announc ng he cath OF his bro her,
Mr. julius Sternsnherg. az Industry Mr.
sternenberg was an old coniedcratesv veteran,
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THE RICE CONVENTION
TO BE Held Next Thursday nj LsN~
Charles viii Re Intcrcstirg.

the rice convention 70 be he d at LikH
chsr'es, La. ou Thursday. the iAn in
s'ani. VIII be the mrs, in the history OF
iha' Industry, and win doubtless attract
! lapse delegslcns throughout The Rice
districts OF Texas aud fsouslaas.
The Slutherl Pacific raj rad has made
rata Of one fire for tae rlurd trip \
programme rephe WITH subjects OF 1--we
inicres' pertaining 10 everything In the
rice Industry. embracing milling apf
planting, rrigatiou--capal and well sys-
tems--has been made w e those mos
competent - speak upon jhs exits as
signed them
Presid mi II. c. Mosehsrt o: the rlous-
ton Maunia tursrs' sssociation his APP
noin ed the follow ng delegates. who will
likely leave the ely reXt Weiut sday 10
attend thc colven-i>n ". G Moore
Chsrles A, Nown1g. Oswald Wilson.
P Bowie J !. Pasiorlzs. Mnr,ellus Fos
ter, Robert Eikel, w II. Hey, +. y.
Gray. II. w. Cortes. h1waid +. Smith.
Charles GILMORE, u. S. McDonEen. L. Il
Tomkies
Following is tue programme.
FIRST SEsS C.N-9 p. nj.
Convention cal cd TO order and orgsu
Ized by election of chairman ana secre-
tary
Address Of welcome. Rcn. G. a, Four
net, mayor 81 L Ike Charles, II,
"lrrgltion OF r &c by surface Canals,
c. l.. Cri9len. Crowley. La
'frrig4ioa of Rice by peop Wells"
Hon, 5. L. Cary, jennings, La.
Discussion of irr gallon by the conyeu-
ton tor thirty minutes
Importance of Using Good Seed"
Prot ] H. Cornell, director Texas ex-
per men. station.
Red Rice" Prof. ", r. Dodson, State
experiment Station, Baton Rouge, L.
Rice at The Fan-American EXPOSE
ton" Major ]. G. Lse. Louisiana S;slv
comm, ssiouor OF agriculture Baton
Rouge. Ls
Coed Roads" A. V. Eastman, Lake
Charles, la.
Soils md Fertilizers
SECOND sESSroN-~7:ao p M.
Fiber Paa o. iae South" Prot. Il
p. Attwater Houston, Texas.
"7Itv 10 l1cro SO the Use Of Rice au1
the Prospective Markets" 5, \. Knapp.
Lake Charles. L..
'E,onomc Marketing OF Ritc," John
Gr5eo. Crow. ey, La. /. E. Rohipsou,
We sh. La. J1hn Howard. sssiataat gen
eral passenger gem. southern Pacific
railway, Hous on, Texas
The Ulljed States Department OF Az
iculture' jared G. Smith. W GAINS o.
n, c.
PES. P!an OF Unlryng the Interests
ef the Ei,e Producers and lnpress,ng
Them on the Country" oswa Wilson.
Hous OBJ Texas.
Permanent olganiz tion OF The rec pro
duc,rs by the convention.
Hon. H. j. Gesw, presiJeI, Lake
Charles board OF trade.
Loo1 Chav5pue, secretary, Lake
Charles board o! ;r@de.
Hon. II. C. Drew, chairman reception
committee,
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Foulards.

We never tire of talking Fouards. and Why
should we? Are they not the daintiest, pretticst,
newest dress fabric for this season. Quite a few
have shown their confidence in this fabric by MAX
ing early purchases. Those who do are best salts
fed, for they get the better selection All the best
seasons coorings arc shown here and tho patterns
arc all new and exclusive.
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The Early Closing Movement.

cine Editor OF The Fost
houstOn, Texas, february 9.-Jus. at
ns present time thcre is a great move
y on foot III our city IN favor OF the
D.ins Of the stores at the hour OF 6
'l0eS in the evening irstead Of Keeping
stores open uniformly until Z, as at
's'su'' and in many instances until even
ia'er hou. than 7, and we desire sn,oe
~ aprtss our views upon the issue
.S ' are now and since we began bugl-
rIs,l aaNe ever been In favor OF the a
IN s ~. Vloslng. 1t seems TO US that when
,.,s a.erest OF tho clerks. OF the PRO
I 49, aud of tho public are cAre,ully
a.,s every reason Is Ia f,vor of
En- VI stores at 6 o'clock, ana that no
o,nat 'eson can be urged against the 6
,sv 'nins VIII be conceded. that Is that
Iboc,. tpfes viii not inaugurate the S
IL epsing unless all the stores wrn
,,S same ilne Join in the move ment
! n plnn reason of sclf-interest we
koi,SS 1noFd to close az when our
n NJ, keeps open till 2, thus having
5sl n. gay the better opporturir to
ks,ns =, goods in the same line. That
ksr,o,r 'nat uniformity of agreement lind
Il en,ossa IS required OF pronrletors
Nm ~ ee tnis movement Another thing
kg y Tsoaeeaeo, thar ia that prohrieJars
FcSlns .oula who will not object 10 I'M
|aploys.s ions hours upon overwo7ked
prors. ~ tong as a prospect of profit
y b ss-.Ioa oy longer hours. II there
b. itsss employers In the city. as
Eith :, iSated, they mus; be competed
lrrs hns ~ oasig OF longer hours by those
|a a. Ssnely disposed or The latter can
|at.b,. BUSINESS successfully. The IN
|ilits Nm ,v,onolnsion is that In all rrabr-
b ia .so.I,mity OF adopting and enforc-
eon,,r rly closing movement can only
|ntsd 40 mated by the demands OF
| sone 40 enlishtened public sen :ment.
- our reasons for believing the
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Laces and Embroideries.

This department of ours has no equal In this
town. Greatest of care and attention has been
given to it, and every detail is complete. Match
Sets in Linen Torchon. Machine Torchon and
Swiss. Hamburg and Cambria Embroideries I'm.
quantities Of Embroderes, Edges and In
sertions at &C. zoe, 2Iao, t5e. 2oc 25o to $50 per
yard.
Machine Torchon Lace, SC, 1oc, 12gao, l5c to a5c
por yard
valencennes Lace Edges and Insertion, dozen,
zoe, csc to 100
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NOTICE

Il having came 10 ny kncwleaSe tina !
,e,fatp lrierr,sted paHtps have circulated
reooru. ;haA 20 event OF my election TO
.Ae u:ayoral:y ! viii appoiot certain par-
sons 10 various pesl ions ] defife TO as
SIRE tny f:tesIas and The public gen
arally siiat II eiegsed l shill be ea-
;irsiy uutrammeled by any promi' e.
o. Hedges az any, kind. dl;ec. or ind ret,
and al! reports % the contrary are IN
jrsi and erclrcly without foundation.
]. D. wo,lford
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NO TIGE
|F'lALLPoX PREVALENT
|S"''eel Freely With Platts
ChlOrides.

h al, householder is hereby urged to
r prey,,i,,asn'A daily, thus warling of
tipre sletnng disease ana preventing
lles. chs For purifying the waste
(lag srr,s.s, sinks and all waste car
& CELL ssnenls. for sprinkllng about
EcFldeg sore rooms. etc. Pats
|aacnic,, a. proven a most reliable and
faa srs elslnieetnut II Is a colorless
Foa; lssys" nen diluted and sprlnkled
Psaaily y no stain or smell while /.
tsircys a1ofes any foul odors and
file vii, ss s breeding matter. 4 quart
|'rsA ana ssl an average family a
~ u 0sa os obtained AZ sli drug
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.ncraL NOTES.
party - Tbimbie Bcc.-Mns-
rfhnA' "a. yurty Thursday.

|isfho.e Party Thursday.
~ Mrs J. SCHUYLER gave a very
N II ,,rtv at their home on Friday
..,ebratlng tho birthday Of their
80 Mrs. P. McEnroe. All hai
s.sant time and join In hoping
pr rerrroe will enjoy many more
e birthdays. Among those that
s,iripated we're; -
=. M Mrs, J. SCHUYLER. Mr.. and Mrs.
~ u.Fnrce. Mr. and Mrs. j. Roberts,
~" ~ Mrs. c, Karcher. Mr.. and Mrs.
..nstn Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bremen, Mr..
, hss~ n. shsnnou, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
mi Mr.. and Mrs. J. shannon. Mr..
nsm n. Carr, Mrs 4. Beauohamo.
A s Nv Mosby Misses Lena Schiller.
M. rohsrts Nettle Carr, If> karcher.
IKE rarv Cornalia Carr. Tsna Wink
W r.,,rude Long, Edith Keohler, Edna
s,sr Maggie SCHUYLER. Nora Siaugh-
Dsmh., praumer, Messrs. George Lacy.
w. Dutficld, w. c. Karcher,
u.hrier J. Henry. j. Courcc, W.
cource, I. Meley, a. Cource,
aT T,r.her 3. Duffield, J. Dreamer, G.
.syard, H. Long. c. Egne, s. Lock-
L,ss and F. Burpa.a
-so.e who bravod the muddy streets 10
IA ,hs Thimble Bee. held at Mrs. A.
scrbaetfer's on Thursday afternoon,
! fuIy repaid. as two hours OF a
f..rv day we're made TO PISS very pleas
* III n social chat and listening to some
f..,aet,ye and interesting papers. Dain-
refreshments were served.
1
~ choir boys OF Christ church arc
.s,rr forward TO February IA with
kssnreable anticipation, as on thit
|,tring they Will have a masquerade
Ian and supper at the parish house f-a-l
Es $50 o'clock. 70 which each bog is
|H,Nsa 10 ask little girl friend.
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New Cottons.

The Cotton section is beautiful. Such lavish
display of Cotton beauty is new to our people;
but. then, we are continually surprising our pre-
vlous records. We enumerate some of the dan.
test fabrics gathered for your early choosing;
Dimity Satin Raye, Fouardettcs. Pongees Dm
ties. Embroidered Swsses, Linen Chambray, Mer
oorized Chambray. Madras and world OF beaut
tul Silk Mixed Cottons. airy and dainty with high
flown names, needless to mention. We will be
pleased to show them to you.
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DR.. C. S. DeVOLL
CHRONIC
DISEASE
SPECIALIST.
Guarantees cures Of all
forms OF Chronic Dis
eases.
That Is Business.

Rheumatism. Catarrh. Bronchitis. Chronic
Constipation. Diseases Of the Lungs Heart.
Liver. Kidneys and Skin. Blood diseases Of
whatever character cured, and blood made
as perfect and pure as that OF cnlld
Dropsy and all oedenSe conditions perma-
nenily removed-no tapping. S.stillty and
nll diseases OF the Geperatlge Organs OF
and F.sgula cueed promptly. Ladies': DR..
Devoll positively cures Displacement. Leu
corrhoea. Irregular or Suppressed Periods
and all diseases peculiar TO your sex. Con-
sultation confidential and free.
Office 6oS1 riain St, Houston, Tex.
Treatment. successful By mail. Write
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SPACE APPLIED ron
10 Have TeNas Represented ut the
Panan,cric ENpositOn.


Eospecta that Texas win be repre-
!uied a, the Pau-Amerlcan exposition
p ,BunaiI are much brighter than hey
FsFe been. Mr.. Tom Richardson of this
Fly, one of the vice preslicIis for
Teas has asked that $50 feet adjoining
Fouls'aaa be reserved lor Texas. This
h p The agriculture! building and one
q me best spaces IN that building. Sec
sSaN Ernest L. Russell OF the Southwes /;
eelle'national Miners asssc alton OF 81
faso, has secured 100 square feet in the
fnlolng building and wants more. Full
Iesilsere expected by Wednesday of this
llere is a great deal OF work set to
p DO Il,
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nEcoGyIrroN OF MERIT.
John ". msxcy Appointed Consult
ing Engineer Tor Waco Bridge.

Mr.. j. IN ". Maxcy civil engineer
and d augn,EI 'll Of Hcpston has bee1
appointed couzultiDg engineer and tu?er-
visor n construction q the excel Bulge
that Is 10 be built aerofs ac Brayos river
a. Ws-S The b-idge will be bu Il ioint
by McLenrsn county and the city OF
waco and will 9 r. 100000 II VIII be
ire lcyngest single apsB structure In TIE
M lrwett. and " MaXcy's ,elee.iol to
supervise IL IS rec lgngs!en OF skill ana
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Great Selling of
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs.

Things were lively in our Handkerchief depart
ment last week. Records were broken.
This week will sec greater values. The values
offer tomorrow what ia termed seconds
slight imperfecton in the embroidery work. yet
the value is not lessened.
Embroidered, Scalloped and Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, real values sue and 60c for. D. Csc
Embroidered, Scalloped and femstitched
Handkerchiefs, real values CSC and 40c for. 9o
Embroidered, Scalloped and Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs real values Zoe and soc, for. 121ae
Ladies' Embroidered Initial Linen Handker-
chiefs value zoe, for. .12Ro
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Our Elegant KimbaII Pianos

STRIKE CONSERVATION 10 the camps from tho
way our competitors kick. Wo can't help II.
There Pianos are n such demand We can't
keep them o stock. HOUSTON PEOPLE
know a good Piano when they zee Il and
bear 4, and hey appreciate courteous treat
mon and they always &c. Z e. our big
rtHre. We hsve also the celebrated Hardnnh
& HARRINGTON Pianos. our tuning and repair
department; under Superintendent Brantlsy
ls booming We have now under way the
SPECIAL rebuilding OF Shearn church organ.
and over sst1 worth az repairing In our big
saOp n you need any repairing, tuning o.
rebuilding a the old Piano, or new Piano.
cali 90 rs a. once or phone s'S.
SOUTH TEXAS PIANO co.
c. e. OLIVER, Mgr.
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WHITE BEpSPREADS, 9Sc.
Extra large size White Bedspreads, l25 value.
tomorrow .......,....,,,.., ............... ose
WASH SILKS, 45o YARD.
Choicest patterns and coorings of New Wash
s''Ns' per yard .''''''.'....,.'...,., 45c
WHITE sEosPRsAos, 4so.
Large size White Redspreads finished ready
for use I6c vauc, for Observation-Disclosures. 4se
NEW MADRAS, t5c.
26-ipch Madras, all new designs and best col
orings' zoe value tomorrow for. per yard. . t5c
PURSES, 45c
Black and coored Purses plain and sterling
silver mounted. boc and 75c value for. iec
TOWELS, 1925 VALUE. FOR 800 DOZEN
Fancy Hemstitchcd all Pure Linen Huck
Towels l9H4O valne 4,25, tomorrow. dozen 500
RIBBONS.
The now soft Liberty Satin Ribbons. SO much
In use now, No. 80, soc value, for. per yard 4oe
TABLE pAMAsk, 25o YARD.
52ineh Bleached Linen Table Damask S5c
value Observation-Disclosures. ............... use
TABLE 0AMAsk, 4so YARD.
72inch Bleached All Linen Table Damask, CSC
Value, TOR ......,.... 49c
PozzoNI POWDER, SOC
Fresh supply OF Pozzoni Powder. all tints sale
price soc, our price. observation-disclosures, 3oe
HuCk TOWELS.
All Linen Huch Towels hemmed edge. 2lx40,
225 value for tomorrow the price, per dozen. i75
NAPKINS, t,t5 DOZEN.
All Linen Napkins large size, regular lao
value, for tomorrow the price will be- dozen, its
$50 KID GLOVES FOR CSC.
Our regular so selling Glove, made by Tire
fousse. in modes tans, browns and grays, all
sizes will he sold Monday for. ...,.......... $50
ANTisEPTlc eiRoEYE.
These prices for tomorrow only; best quality
made
Isinch ...........5 $50 22inch. ...........6 soc
24-inch. ........... CSC 27-inch. ,...........75c
cuTIcURA SOAP. 15c.
For tomorrow only Cuticure. Soap the kind
you pay 25c for, will be sold here for. 15e
COLGATE VIOLET WATER.
" ounce. ..,....... t9c 3ouDce.,..s, $40
5ounce. .,..........50 SOC 1a-pint ...........T4c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
New Cotton aists.

Style, ct and finish has great deal to do with
the appearance of the new Shirt Waist. The sea.
sons styles quite different from heretofore.
The now soft cuffs dainty trimmed bishop sleeve,
tabot collars also the wide sailor collars. The
materials are beautiful and warranted TO wash,
Prices 75c, LOO. 1.25. LIS, ESQ to 375.
5LEAcHEp DOMESTIC, acc
Bleachcd Domestic, the kind you pay e1kc for,
tomorrow. per yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4L2e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
New Belts and Neckwear.

L'Aiglon Pot and fancy Neck Pieces are the
best and newest things so far shown
New LAiglon Belts in black at Csc, SOC and 75c
The new sitwell Bolt in black and white Satin
with large turquoise buckles, are very swell; they
give the new long front offect-t.oo to $50
Very handsome Lace and Chiffon Stocks, with
fancy iabot, SOC, 75e leo to $50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
Onyx Black Hosiery.

There is better brand Of Hosiery made
Nothing equal this make in point of durability
and appearance We are distributors for Houston
and guarantee every pair. Our new spring i'm
portaton is now on sale.
We particularly call your attention to the new
Lace effects pattern and styles are all new.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
SLIGHTLY MUSSED SAMPLES.

We secured the samples muslin
renowned for the underwear
little handling
bought at
ridicuousy prices Remember,
high novelties muslin to
offer other muslin
stock The sample line has divided
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10

Big drop: rubber boots ana shoes
write Goodyear Rubaer Co. 81. Louis
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