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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Mill End Hosiery.

rs,rv par Of Hose sold by us has our guarantee
]. ,,bey are perfect. If not perfectly satisfactory
slI he under obligations if you will return them
y allow us to replace with satisfactory ones.
|rSadrens Fast Black Isle Hose, spliced heels and
=, and double knee; good quality at CSC Of
XIII Mill End price, pair .......... &c
|esldrens Drop Stitch Lise Hose, doubled threaded
I'D our regular 4oc kind. Or
NH End price, a par ..'....,........ %0C
h Nix, Fancy Dropped Stitch Hose, real fOf =
.od tSc value. Mill End price, pair. b L
|iS,s Lace and Dropped Stitch Hose, beautiful lace
An and fine gauge hose, worth all of 2oc III.
,mr. Mill End price, pair ......... i0C
|I,des Drop Stitch LiSle Hose, excellent quality
, VI Ia a Of ori sos PAIR pair 29c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Mill End Towels.

The best Towel ever sold for the price, much bet.
ter towel than usually sells for i25 dozen; size
i7X32, all linen huek, 100 dozen iustre- TO-
ceived. Mill End price, a dozen nc
very fine All Linen Huck Towel, size ztx42. This
towel can not be had elsewhere under 800 n IN
dozen. Mill End price dozen. Z.IU
Satin Damask Towels, very handsome loom pat
terms, pretty fancy borders and plain white, knotted
fringe and hemStltched full 500 a dozen . nm
value. Mill End price, dozen Guy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Mill End EmbrOideries.

More of those popular sellers for tomorrow.
Every lot fully repenished and many choice values
added to each lot. Every piece worth all or more
than we claim. Only goods made for the high
Class retail trade shown by us.
Aover Cambria Tuckmg several size tuckS, en-
worth 100 yard. Mill End price, yard JUG
Aover Swiss Embroidery lovely patterns, TX
worth $50 a yard. Mill End price, yard 20
Wide Hamburg Edges and pretty line narrow
Hamburg and Swiss Edges and Insertions. &
values ioc to Sc yard, Mill End price, yd 70
Pretty assortment OF patterns in Cambria and Swiss
Edges and Insertions values 2oc to 25c I'M
yard Mill End price, yard .......,. 1OC
Swiss Nainsook and Hamburg medium width and
narrow Edges and Insertions, values soc 1Of -
10 CSC yard. rlil End price. yard go
Handsome patterns in Swiss and Cambria, wide and
medium width Edges and Insertions, values TO-
4oc yard. Mill End price, yard. ..... f0C
Elegant wide nouncings and beautiful open patterns
OF Insertions, in Cambria, Swiss and Nainsook,
values soc and 6oc a yard. OK
Mill End price, yard .,...............% 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Mill End Draperies.

Lovely s1kolines in an endless variety of patterns.
worth all of zoe yard. NJ
Mill End price. yard ....,,........TC
36-inch Skoline, artistic colorngs and very elabor-
te designs, regular i21c quality. K.
Mill End price, yard .................OC
36-inch Art DENNIS, quite variety of patterns and
colors Bagdad stripes, oriental and conventional de-
signs, regular zoe quality 10o
Mill End price, yard .................fO C
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Mill End Ribbons.

1. - A lovely assortment of Fancy Tafeta
ayard Of zoe yard.
la ,oo Beautiful Persian effect, soft Satin and
Ia yard worth all Of soc and 6oc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Wooden Skirt Lengths.

You have here to choose from by far the best
assortment OF correct Skhting to be found in The
city, black and colored. Every weave that has
found favor this season is shown We will make
A clean sweep of them tomorrow. The qualities
are here and the price is down TO a big money
saving basis for you.
A Word OF Advice Come early if you
want 70 get the best Of them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Mill End BIeached Cottons.
Mill End Knit Vests.

a SC Lisle finished, full bea5 ed and tapped Vests
each that sell regular at ioc,
al SIC Isle finished full bleached and tapped
each Vests, splendid l21c kind.
Al I5c French Isle silk 1aped Vest, that are
each not to be had elsewhere under 2sc.
AT 25c SILK Lise Vest, full silk taped splendid
each quality, worth soc each
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Mill End Bath Towels.

h, lance here to fill up your supply for very
H y--no skimpy, thin ones here--gTeat Dig,
Nm ~ sssorpent ones are the kinds we offer, ana
~ price SO much lower here.
N, Ssa ana Unbeached Bath Towels, size 22x44,
Bin r ,na nick, worth all of SC each. Q r
lna price, each Observation-Disclosures. OSO
tUs and Unbleached Bath Towels, size 22x4S,
|aal BY .hat sells for zoe each. 10c
i end price, each. ..............IO C
b, h - and UnbIeached Bath Towels, size 24x4S,
|A F Essy, thick ones that sell at CSC each. 79c
1no price. each. ............ 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Wash Petticoats.

~ ~ and White Stripe Mercerzed Cotton Under,
~ y accordion plated, graduated lounce, Beaded
MI ' sSs win black ruchlng, worth 49, I 10
u, esersucker Underskirts, deep ruffle, 50o
~ worth 7Sc Mill End price
or ysa sateen Underskirs, full cut, rufled, Or
7" 'W Mill End price .........
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Mill End Staples.
Plenty of all goods advertised.

Shifting Prints the good SC kind. nj
Mill End price, yard ......... %2C
Apron Check Ginghams all colors, nice assortment
OF checks, regular SC quality. o.
Mil End price. a yard .................OC
Solid Colofed Chambray, pink and blue, 1870 K
Kind. fiill End price, a yard ............O 10
Stripe Ticking, good zoe quality. M
flill End price, yard .,....,.......,,...TC
Fancy Stripe Ticking, close woven, t5c quality. @
Mill End price, yard .,....,.,...,...... OC
36-inch Percaes, splendid quality, new lot pretty
patterns for tomorrow, worth 1870 yard. r.
Mill End price, yard .,...............] &c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Art Department.

Embroidered Scarfs and Pillow shams, regular price
SOC each. 0E
MIL End price ,.,,.-,... .......,..... So "
Fancy Denim Pillow Tops, beautiful designs regular
price sc fEo
Mill lad price .............,....... 5OG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Mill End Bed Spreads.

Values here that you will appreciate more fully
when compared with Others that are offered else
where
|Hy White Spreads, full size for double beds,
4 ,oM 9Sc value 5Qo
/ hil End price .............. ........ W.
HEAVY White Spreads full size for double bed Splen-
4 ia quality and attractive patterns, worth all Z6o
Rdi25. Mill End price ..............SO ~
|Eht Fringed Bed Spreads, very large size to hang
4 mu side of bed, deep knotted fringe, full I TO
5lwwue. Mill End price ............I 'I0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Lace and Swiss Curtains.

Rufiled Swiss Curtains 3 yards long, full rufles.
worth i.25 pair. QQo
FliII End price, pair OVS
Ruffled Swiss Curtains. 81 yards long, pretty de-
signs, worth It's pair. 4 OK
Mil End price, pair ..............1 s<O
Nottingham Lace Curtains 3 yards long, good
widths pretty patterns, worth 100 pair. 6Eo
Mill End price, pair .................O W.
N ungham Lace Curtains, 81 yards long, tasty pat
lie us, worth $50 pair. or
Mill End price, pair ........,.........0O G
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 81 yards long. very
handsome patterns, worth 200 pair. 4 10
Mill End price, pair .........,.....1'f V
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 81 yards long, very elab-
crate patterns, worth ESQ pair. an
Mill End price, pair ....,... ss0V
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 81 aud 4 yards long,
very dainty patterns, worth $50 pair. q Ok
rlilI End Price. pair ...........,.....@ $50 -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Mill End White Goods.

Sheer Sheer White Lawn, IN lengths to 10 yards, quality
worth loc yard
Mill End price, a ward ...........0C
White Checked aud Striped Dimities, sheer nice
quality, worth toc yard
Mill End price, yard Northumberland &c
White Omity, in pretty fine checks and stripes,
worth Sc yard, OF
NM End price, yard ................,O 3C
White Pque, in fine and heavy cords, full zoe
value ri
Mill End price, yard .................. O3C
White Pique, plain wells and fancy stripes, worth
Csc yard. mi
Mill End price, yard JZ2C
36-inch White Dotted Curtain Swiss t5c IN
value. Mill End price, yard ........,... IOC
36'inch White Dotted and Fancy Figured and Striped
Curtain Swiss, in lengths 10 10 yards, full i5c
and lSc values. O.
Mill End price, yard ...................OC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Eton Suits at $50 each.
Eton Suits at II. 80 each.
Ladies' Wash Suits.

Esus up of pretty White Madras Shirt Waists, deep
t,seu iull skirts, trimmed in bands OF blue, PINK
|lin 'snsenaer; we'll worth $50 suit 2 6n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Mill End Crashes.

to yards in piece All Linen Huck and Plain
Crash, worth zoe and t21c yard. K.
Mill End Price, yard, 7c and ....... ~ !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Shirt Waists.

gathering of Shirt Waists, worth from soc to 75c
each, made of Lawn, Madras and Percae, all this
seasons styles. Orr
Mill Eud price. 49, - '''' 80 80
Very desirable lot Of Shirt Waists made with new
sleeves and cuffs, worth 100 and IFS each. SHo
Mill End price ..........'.... 49, -
One and two of kind left over from our best SELL
ing Shirt Waists, at i.5o and us each. QQc
1ilI End price. ..i.,....'. ',.'..'.'
Sheer White Lawn Waists, made win four rows OF
embroidery insertion down the front, new sleeves
and cuffs, worth 75c each .9Qc
Mill End price ..............., '.''....'
Slightly mussed very fine White Lawn Waists, one
and two of a kind, worth 200 to 800 each. I OE
Mill End price .....-.,...'''.r.'..
Black and Colored Silk Waists, correct styles, new
sleeves and cuffs, worth $50 each. I 90
BLACK and Colored silk Waists. very handsome gar
ments, smart styles, worth 600 to 700 = 93
each. Mill End price ........ 49, -.
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Lot 4-at csc a Garment
Contains Gowns, Skirts, Drawers and
Chemise, beautifully trimmed in Tor
chon lace and embroidery; worth $50
a garment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Mill End Fiandkerchiefs

few Of the many good offerings we have in
our handkerchief section are here quoted Many
Others for you TO choose from.
Ladies Hemsttch Handkerchlefs, worth all of n -
SIC each. MIL End price, each .......TC
aides All Linen Hemstitched and Embroidered
Handkerchets sheer fine quality and pretty patterns,
worth fully zoe each. mi -
Mill End price, each ...,.............SZ 2C
Ladies All Linen Scalloped Edge Handkerchefs,
very sheer, fine quality beautifully embroidered,
worth all OF soc each. o.
Mill End price, each ..................% OC
English Long Cloth.
II yards in piece, regular price 1.25 TO-
Mill End price piece ................../ 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Tailor Made Cloth Suits.

|. Every womans wardrobe should contain Tailor
Nide Cloth SUIT at all times. There are so many
|NSons when one is nearly absolutely necessary,
C'pclaIly if one is going for trip. We have OBJ
E'n'a quite few very swell full man tailored Elton
EgH very much under their real value; not many
EaS,kmd, but every one perfect in every detail cut
/ Ua and workmanship. Here you can be fitted in
/ sui Tor less than the price of the material.
Eton Suits at $50 each.
LepOy Suits, made up in Chevot, Serge, Venetans,
~ worth all of 1900.
Eton Suits at II. so each.
~ swell Suits black and coIored, made up in fine
|SsS Venetians, CheviotS, ETC.; mace to sell for
FOO and $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Lot s. al LIS a Garment

Contains Gowns, Skirts, Drawers and
Long ChemiSe, trimmed in wide laces
and embroideres, made Of fine quality
Cambria; worth 200 a garment.
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Wonderful silk Values tomorrow

Black Peau dSoie, beautiful 75c value, IOo
tomorrow .... ,........... .......,.... TOC
36-inch Black Taffeta Silk, worth all on
of LIS yard, tomorrow observation-disclosures. OOC
FoULARD SILKS 3 to yards in piece that
are worth i.25 and $50, enough in piece for
waist or a child'S dress. M
Mi" End price, yard ..............T0 roc
Taffeta Silk, black and all the popular TO-
colors, CSC kind Mill End price, yard T0C
Talfeta Silk black and all the popular 6Oo
colorS 9Sc kind Mill End price, yard O0C
2t-inch Tafleta SILK, black only, regular 6Oo
$50 kind. Mill End price, yard ...... 00C
27-inch Tatfeta silk, black only, regular TO-
f,l5 kind Mill End price, yard. ...... &c
27-inch Guaranteed Black TafTeta Silk, the OOo
40 quality Mill End price yard .. 0OC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
MILL END UMBRELLAS.

80 values here mentioned that cannot be
I'M elsewhere Others in stock just as good.
WI. and rain proof Fast Black Gloria I'm.
Nv ~ close roll, paragon frame, pretty service
r u. handles, bought to sell as leader at 100,
~ ND value at i.25. Z5o
E,morrow you get them at ......... |OC
r.seta silk Covered Umbrellas, close roll, silk
'"'r 26.inch paragon frame, fancy cord and
Is ss,..l yery artistic handles, worth all of 4 6O
~ tomorrow the price is .. f.OU
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At &C a Yard.

Machine Made Torchon Edges and Insertions,
Cambria and Swiss Edges and Insertions, This
lot was taken from our regular SC and &c goods
and is an extra good value
At &C a Yard.
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CmhensWn Cc Drawers woth18
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Lot 6at Lag a Garment

Contains Gowns, Skirts, Drawers and
Chemise, very handsomely trimmed
in quite variety of styles; worth
$50 a garment.
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SECOND
FLOOR.
Lot l. al 15c a Garment

Contains Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Cbemse and
Corset Covers made of good durable MuslinS,
nicely trimmed with tucks and ruffes; worth soc
garment
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SECOND
FLOOR.
Lot 3a at SOC a Garment

Lot lat 1913 a Garment
Contains Gowns, Skirts, Drawers and
Chemise, elegant garments, with dain-
ty lace and embroidery trimming;
worth 800 a garment.
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Lot 3 at 49c a Garment

Contains Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Chemise and
Corset Covers made Of good quality Muslins,
trimmed with durable aces and embroideres; worth
75c and sc garment
Arizona republican., 1901-06-15

Proposals for CONSTRUCTING RESERVOIR. ETC. AT FORT GRANT ARIZONA, Office of Chief Quartermas- ter. Dept. of Colo, Denver, Colo, June l. 1901 Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received here until II o'clock a. Dl.. June b, 1901. and then opened. for furnishing material and labor requl- site for the construction of q reservoir and laying of water pipe at Fort Grant, Arizona, according to plans and spec iffc ations cn file in this office and office of Quartermaster at Fort Grant, Ariz- onn, which will be c1own and blank proposals and circulars giving full in- structlons as to manner of bidding ard terms of contract furnia.hed on appli- cation. Y. $. reserves the right to ac- cept or reject any or all bids or any part thereof. Envelopes containing bids to be marked "Propc sals for Con- struction of Water System and ad-
 dressed Maj J ". Pope, Chief c. NJ.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-15
NESE

F. F.. Winu will 30 to Phoenix today
 and prove up on his land north of Mesa.
 T. l.. Lambs header Is cutting c. R.
 Hake's grain south of the city now.
 The hay stack reported burned yes
 terday was set on fire by MT. Lambs little boy. Another story of little boy and a match.
 Mir. Burt Wingar went to Phoenix yesterday on business. | H. B. St. Claire of Phoenix was in Mesa yesterday
 Mir. Nina Sanders and Chas. Seigel of
 Mesa start for trip through the southern part of Arizona and in Chi huahua. Mexico. to look at the country They will probably b. gone two months, Press dispatches last night report q very sad accident happening to MT. FL wood Meade in Washington yesterday, which necessitated the amputation of his arm Mir Meade has visited Mesa few times and through his splendid
 work in gathering irrigation data is quite well known to the people of the | valley, who will all sympathize with him in this terrible accident. | Messrs. Lon ard w. J. LeBaron
 came over from their ranches at Ken i ilworth, below Florence Wednesday, with load of honey. bringing over
 something like l0.300 pounds of honey.
 in cans, and about l52 pounds of wax. , w j. LeBaron took his Tempe. expect ! ing to ship it at once. and Lon stored ! his in the Mesa warehouse at the depot, They report crops r2lendtd over there.
 although no water at present in the canals
Arizona republican., 1901-06-15
grown by Mir. Spear at his home in the Farmers addition,

grown by MT Spear at his home in the
 Farmers addition.
 The Tempe brass band Is making
 rapid progress under the leadership of
 Rev Mir Bird. as it cid under tn lead
 erShip of Mir HaCkett. The members
 are praciiclnG hard and give their
 weekly concerts Friday evening. These
 have been postponed, however, on ae-
 count of the quarantine. This band Is ere of Tempe's best institutions and its
 citizens. are proud c6 their progress in
 the mus al line. They comprehend
 and realize the great psychological
 value of music especially public music,
 in town. Music, as investigation will show. has many well defined charms.
 It slathe" the ruff d spirit and makes
 harmony of action and thought. Its effect upon the children as well as up- on adults is especially good. In the twilight and evening, while the people are at work or enjoy ing the cool even Ing breezes. on porch, the music of
 the band from the balcony of the Ar mury hall not only interests but soOthes the body and mind. putting It In a quiet and harmonious condition preparatory tnr a nights sleep,
 Below are facts given by the physl- clans. The statements given by these
 doctors are given out on account of vast miscoaception cf people in neighbor:ng towns regarding smallpox and it's extent in Tempe. The many ru-
 mors are greatly exaggerated and do the Tempe people a vast injustice. It ! is a fact that any one can establish by a little inquiry that smallpox Is ! epidemic throughout the United States
 and that it is in many towns of the territory. Statistics show that since last November there have been 12,C00
 cases In the United States. All as a rule are very mild and very few dea ths
 have reaulted. The following are the | facts authenticated by the physicians i who are handling the smallpox in Fem pe: There have been all told. including varioloid and the m!ldost cases. thirty ! four cases. nineteen of which are now ! ready for disinfection and fumigation | Six cases now sick and the balance. nine will be ready for disinfection and release in a week. There have been no
 new cases for eight days There are | now none under surveillance on ac- count of having been exposed to the l disease, as all who have been exposed i have been kept There have Teen TO deaths and none that came near dying | There are ten armed guards and the ] quarantine is. being rigidly enforced Each and every individual case will be | thoroughly disinfected before being re- leased every house and object con ! taminated will be vigorously fumigat- | ed. The prospect is that In very short | time there will be no trace oe the dis ! ease left in this locality. There is. hard i ly a person but what has been vaccin- ated.
 J sam $. Warner Is the proud father of
 a new eight pound girl. born yesterday at his home south of Tempe Both
 mother and babe are doing nicely
 MT John Ceivers has a proud record | that is perhaps unecuallel by any other
 man in Tempe in this line. He has been in the steady employ of tha Hay ! den mil for over twenty five yeara
Arizona republican., 1901-06-15
THROUGH CALIFORNIA PULLMAN
 SLEEPER.
 SANTA FE ROUTE.

We run a through Pullman Sleeper to Los Angeles on our Coast Excursion trains. leaving Phoenix every Thursday evening. Do not fail to reserve your space early.
 l.. II. LANDS,
 Acting General Agent
Arizona republican., 1901-06-15
TEMPE

Jerry Cummings ls doing the finish ing carpentering wcrk on the William Strong residence on sixth street. This is one of the prettiest and aoslest cot nages in Tempe.
 J. w. Mclean, the Tempe timer. is making another 500 gallon vat for whey at the Tempe Mesa Produce company's byorks east of Tempe.
 Mir I. V. Spaiphower daily brings in- 10 the Tempe market several hundred pounds of large Royal apricotr With the exception of Mr. M. l.. Duney's and a few of MT. Klosss they are the finest aot marketed in Tempe this season. both for quality and flavor. Mir. Spain- mower says that he will not have many peaches or plums this year. but Is load led with watermelons. which he says are doing fine. and the prospects at present indicate a fine crop of large ,nelons- Mir. Spainhower has gained a fame through his expertness in fine watermelon growing.
 
 yesterday from visit in the southern part of the territory,
 Mrs. McGrew, with several friends. Intends to leave in q few days for their annual summer outing in the Finals
 The many friends of Dr. R. Q. Broad way are pleased to learn that he is rap idly recovering and yesterday was able to talk over the telephone.
 Mir. M l.. Duffey yesterday took a box of Royal apricots to Phoenix that surpassed anything seen in the valley this year for size They really looked much too large for apri-ots and n first glance would suggest other fruit much the size of ordinary lemons. Mr. Duffey presented the fruit to the board of trade in Phoenix
 Wolf Sachs has contrac ed for about zoo head of cattle from the Stewart and Bolton ranges in the Sierra Arches They are to be delivered in Tempe in about ten or fifteen days. This ia but one of the many big cattle deals made in Tempe the past few months
 Milton Meyers Is finishing the hand some country residence of C. A Saylor nine miles southeast of Tempe.
 Fifty-nine cases of aprlcGta were sent out by local fruit dealers last night They went principally to the southern part of the territory.
 Mir. M. l.. Spear last night brought In a tame sunfiower head that measured just fourteen inches across the head It is almost perfectly round and Is in- deed a handsome specimen of that ie an ot estate office of w. A. Bolton. It was