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LID DOMINION STEAMSHIP 90

DAILX LINE FOR NEW YORK, EXCEPT suNn.,
SIassenge1 can leave Richmond daily exosv
6qnosy via Chesapeake and Ohio. rsflvsv.s
a. NJ, or hichmond and Petersk burg rail-
tcSd. (Norfolk and Western routele 20 A ~
SoluectiHe at Norfolk with Old Hom,.!
o GsIe steamer sailing same evening Al
o clock for New York.
tickets on sale At Richmond Transfer o.
SS1ny 8, eoS east Main Street; ChesapeGka a.
onio railway and Richmond and Petersh~r ;.
Ia,Hoad deDots, and at company'a ofioe fs1,
through. S"0'Ho'
FRRrsHr
aSI New York and all peints beyond can n
snlPpeo py steamers. sailing from Rich monI
SreLy MONDAY, WEDNEsDVYi saS FRi
"a 80 Al e:o0 ID This steamer carriea steS,
age passengers only
Manifest closed one hour before sailtn. nw.
Ereight received aud forwarded and throag
bills OF lading issued for all northern. eaStsy
and foreign ports.
IRON NEW YcRxs
sSeengers can leave daily except Sun A
AVS N Saturday NJ to Norfol or or
Point Comfort, connecting with NorfolI SnS
msstern railroad or Chesapeake and ohfs
Freight for Richmond by steamer via. No,
rOlk Mondays snd Wednesdays s 100 NJ SAT
sailings from cempany's pier, NOS MORN
hlver 1905 OF Beach Street Freight raesivs<
and forwarded daily except uuSay.
Sor further informAno apply 20
JcHNsF MAYER, Agents.
1112 east Main street.
Richmond, y,
W. L. uillaudeR. Pres
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Tea CultuP IN CaroIlnn

The culture Of tea in South Caro-.
lima is to be attempted on a large
scale. A company with abundan,
means has been organized, and g
tract Of 1000 acres has been pur.
sAased near Charleston.
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81 Xn Cnesa peake and
$500 Ohio Railway.

S.WO. Ohio RAILWAY.
ROUTE.
Schedule in Eject May 20. 1901.
From Richmond.
LEAVE BROAD-sTREEr srA1eN
E Eor Newport News, Old Point,
Nosfoik and Portsmouth.
500 g. m, Except Sunday Local
S:oJ .. m. Daily. Fast train. stons
iyst Williamsburg, connspt. o
Norfolk for Newport New
beach Monday, Wednesdav q;
DAY and Saturday with Boston
$40 r; N. lDAily) Local. Oonuects :.
Ola Folne daily with Wssh;nr
IN anu cape CHARLES stesmers
ana except Sunday with Me-
1ork (Old Dominion and RsIt;.
more steamers. 'i-
wRsTBouSD.
AoioV =. m: except Sunday for Ol;,
S0n Forge, connects for Oranca
MArrenton, Manassas Brsneh
NJ nsgerstown and Lexington.
No' Z:4o p; M. daily st Louis limitsd
Nn EuIlmAn fer Cincinnati
Nou,svllIe, SC Louis and Chica on
No - Iocai train follows No j. eS.
eePS sunday, from .GsrdonsyilJe
o ;0o p d M, accommodation, except Sum-
III 40 p. m. daily, with PnI1r
Oincinnsti, Chicago, Lnnisv;I rHr
ST. Louis, etc. ''ile'
Conneoto - p
P .Inuay with Greenbrier River
IN on Leave EIGHTH ST. STATION.
AOIo0 =. m. daily for Lynchbur0 Law
lngton, and Clifton ForSs a..
meets except Sunday wit6 R0oL
lngnam aud Albersns branchas
parler car. Hcnss'
o'i' M. accommodation, excent an,
day to Columbis. sun
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD sTpEr.
STATION.
K 900 a. m. From boswell.
80 m. and 3 so D. m. from, C;r
cinnati. 0in-
I2:o0 p m x7:05 p.m.# 10 p. m. fron,
&AzeHe Norfolk and Old Point OA-t
S:l5 p. M, from Clifton ForSe and
StauntoR. "Hu
TRAIN ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
4kzeaA STATION.
Z $40 q m.Ifrom Columbia.
SEQ .. m: from Clifton Forge and
LynchburE. '"S
$500 m, from New Castle. Lexin,
BON and RosPey.
Crsins marked are daily. thau
with are daily except Sunday.
Apply st 8o9 east Main, 9O3 east Main
and Aurphy'e Hotel for further infor
nation.
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SJlckJ' II you saw the blow struck,
you must know how it was given"
eyes, sir, l."
Nov, then, no words about it, ]
tell you'll" thundered the interrogation.
"I'm the complainant and you are the
prisoner. Now, just raise the stick,
and show the court"
The bewildered lad did "raise the
stick" and the next moment it came
down upon the bald pate OF the aston.
ished lawyer, and sent him staggering
to his seat.
That's the way it was done, SIR"
said the boy, amid the shrieks of laugh
ter of the whole courtroom. The dis
comfted counsel, with a CHASTITY at.
tempt to smile, said that he had done
with the witness-the evidence was
direct
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Farm Hand, n.dIv NesdAs.

The farmers of Kansas, Nebraska
and other western states want 20, 900
men toassist In cutting and threshine
the seasons wheat crop. The men
are wanted at once, and they are
promised steady work at high wages
for tho next two montns
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club. The hawks at once turned on
him and tried to pick out his eyes.
Just as he was almost exhausted a
farmer rushed to his rescue and drove
off the birds
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Atlantic Coast Line.

ocne0ule III Euect January IA, 1871
TRAINS LEAVE RICBMOND-BYRD
STREET STATION.
$500 A. M. NORFOLK LIMITED Daily
Arrives
Petersburg e:34 q. m. n ,rfolk IT:5e
q. m. Stops only at Petersburg and
prieipsl stations east OF Peters burr,
20 a. Nj. Daily. Arrives Petersburg
1850 o. M, Weldon IL 80 n, M.
Fayetteville APPS D. m., hsrIeston
1885 p. M, Savannah 2;55 q. M,
Jacksonville $3.50 a. m, Port Tam.
pa 10 p. M. cnneets st Wilson
with No. AZ, arriving Goldsboro 3:
20 p. m, Wilmington D. NJ. Pull
man Sleeper New York to Jackson
Vile.
IL :55 A. ID. Daily, except Sunday. Ar
rives Petersburg 1890 d. m. Stops
Manchester, Drewry's Blu6, Gen.
trslia, and chest on signal.
S:l5 P. NJ. OCEAN. SHORE LIMITED.
Daily. ARRIVES Petersburg: BIAS o.
M, Norfolk 5:S5 p. NJ. Stops only
at Petersburg, Waverly and sut-
$3.50 P. M Daily, except Sunday. Ar
rlves Petersburg. 6:20 D. M, We'll
don :42 p. m, and Rocky Mount
S:56 p. m. Makes all intermediate
stops.
$500 P. NJ. Daily Arrives PetersburU
6:45 Q, m. Makes all stops
o:57 T. NJ. FLORIDA AND WEST IN
DIAN LIMITED. Daily. Arrives At
Petersburg 1887 D. M. Connects
with Norfolk and Western for Nor.
folk and intermediate points, En-
porla $40 p. IN. Connects with A.
lantic and Dsnville for stations be.
tween Emporia and LewrencevilIe.
Weldon e;13 p. m Fayetteville
lz:S2 9. m, Charleston 5:23 a. m.
Savannah 1850 q. M, Jacksonville
l2:l5 p. M, Pert Tampa 80 p.m.
NEW LINE to Middle g eoraia
toints-AFriving Augusta Z ;55 q.
M, Macon 1:15 q, m, Atlanta II:
80 p. m, Townsville 2:25 D. M
Pullman Sleepers New York to
wilmington, harieston, Port
Tampa, Jacksonville, Augusta and
Macon,
s:lO z. M, Daily, Arriving Petersburg
s:55 p. m,, connects at Petersburg
with Norfolk and Western railway.
arriving Lynchburg $3.50 a. m.
Roanoke .. m, Bristol lO:4O n,
"a. Pullman Sleeper Richmond to
ll:80 p. NJ. Daily, Arrives Petershnrg
i2:lC q. m.
RAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
$500 A. NJ. Daily, From Jacksonville.
Savannah. aharle ston, Atlanta.
Macon, Augusta aud all poin,s
south.
7:S5 Q. m. Daily From Petersburg.
LYnchburg, and the West.
$40 q. m. Daily, except Sunday. Pet
ersburg local.
Halo a. M daily. except Sunday From
Goldsboro and Intermediate sta
tions, Norfolk and Suffolk.
III :42 - m. Daily, From Norfolk. Suf-
folk and Petersburg.
IL :05 q. m. SUNDAY only from Norfolk
Suffolk and Petersburg
2:1O p. m Daily, except Sunday, From
Petersburg.
7:22 p m, Daily From Miami. Port
Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah.
Charleston, Wilmington, Goldsbo.
70 and all points South.
1880 D. N. Daily From Norfolk. Pete "a
burg andintermediate ststitna
$3.50 p. m. Daily. From Petersburg.
Lynchburg and West.
=. NJ. EMERSON
, Traffic Manager.
General Manager.
ii. 81. EMERSON,
General Passenger Agent
q. 8. OAMPBR-.L,
Division Fassenge. Az
S24 East Main So.
q N
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WANTED-A first. clsss bTesSm an
Send samples OF work nd recommend.
atoms to
THE PLANET.
VI Richmond. Va
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May Know Too ,,nch

DO women who have had the ad-
vantage of advanced education make
good wives?" asked the bachelor.
thoughtfully.
At this the benedict took him to
one side, where he could speak con-
fidentially.
If you ever marry" he said, land
find occasion to frame up a real good
excuse for a protracted session at
the club you will discover that it is
possible for a woman to know too
much."-Chicago Post.
He Let II Go at That
what is the sacrament of mar
riage?" asked the Sunday school SUI
perintendent of girl in the juvenile
class.
1T is state of punishment into
which we enter to prepare for an
other and better world" replied the
little miss, who had learned her les
son by rote and got things slightly
mixed.
THAT isn't the orthodox answer"
said the superintendent, with a deep
sigh, but perhaps, after all, it may
be correct "-Chicago Daily News.
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He Let 1t Go at That.
Epworth League on invention. SIS u Fran
cisco, alif OF Dis,

Cheap excursion tickets by the Nor
folk u Western Railway. July 9th to
the 18th Gnod until August 81, 1901
w. B. BEvILL,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
RoSnoke,Va
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Peaeemaker Gets I'm Trouble.
couple Of chicken hawks were en-
gagged in Q AsreS f,ght at East view.
o., when ". a. Robinson tried ca sss
rs peacsmaksr, with the aid Of a
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tram No. Al. leaves Richmond 40
a: m, daily for Petersburg. N1rlins
N. u, and all intermediate poiats
Oonnections at Norlina with train ar
T,V,ng rom Henderson 2:lO D. m. and
hsieign 500 2. NJ. daily, and Durham
ITO ?. 10. daily. except Sund az.
Tsus lesve Richmond for Washiue.
S9n' EeW TX and che East daiIv
p. M. ~ 900
- connections at Jacksonville ard
tampa for all Florida East Co.st
points and Cuba 81 d Porto r 20. A.
New orleans fcr all points in Te,ss
Mexico and California.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND DAILY
S;S2 a. m. No "a From all po;n,. so,,h
5:2l p. m. No. SO and southwsst
9:ao 9. m. No. 3s-From Norlina, n r.
reserspurg and local points.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
Nos. 81 and 84-Florida and Ms,ro
Siaari LIMITED. Drawing r om and
Siesplng-sars and Through Day Coach
rs uo.ween Nsw York and Tsmp..
;n ousn drawing room Buffet Sleep-
lantR. "AA anu AT
Nos, "a and &C. Florida and .,,.o..
Past Mail. through DrawinesronI
bun+t Slsepin cars between Nh
no'k and Jacksonville, connsnt;r eN
hamlet with Slice ping-car to and 49,.
A.lsnts, IN connection with Viii
through Pullman Tickets are sn'J
Finest Day coaches. sclo
Smith. DIST. Pass. Agent
600 =. Main SC. Phone. 4o5
a. Nd. Barr, LIST V. P. g. Gent Mac
Portsmouth, Va. 4"Ang
n L. L. BInch. Gent Pass. Agent
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$. a. 2.
RAILWAY.
CAPITAL CITY RoUrEn

snort Line to Principal Cities of ths
sou n and Southwest. Florida, Gu
%: fex.s. Californis and Meg
leo, reaching the Capitals
OF six States.
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|rffSSFUL CHURCH FAIR.
/ Episcopal Ladies Of BRENNAN
/ Scoring a Success.
| ,.,apfI BY THE SIGNAL CORPS
,..A.,t Thrown from His Wagon
| su.odered Unoonsoious-Oropped
n,,s-The Camp Hunter.

roxas. December t4.--Tn spite
n. ,,,gsment weather. the rain. sleet
" .or,h wind. the Episcopal church
rhIeb was opened at 8 o'clock FIJI
,,.raoon was web attended. The
ses,aness and good cheer within
|beA, ssaut contrast to the cneo itS,,
h without, aud, considering the
We winch doubtless KEEP many
hs',s,aing. rhsre was very good a.
A taa hour ot opening ON Ft-
~ ne booths were not ready, but
!. mnltiplicity of such a maze or
~ even A wilderness OF decOra lions,
~. Stralge that Inc Posi- reporter
IN Nave over .ooked SOME OF them, notA-
4 ,ss Ant display, wnlch was not ~
I, Tais department WIS Piesiue'l over
E., 4 4. Pennington and AIRS. Il. 4.
~ assisted by Mrs. Atde Dover,
tpf tidltdge and Miss Aaymie
M and the paintings displayed were
IR4',s ~ from most OF the local artiS,s
s,sSsm' and there are many here that
~ rsai talent In this line, as was
bg the pictures exhibited in tbs
y, Luiuue the collections was an
k,,sst portralt OF MRS. A. ~. fOnhlhg o"
III, husbands father. Mr.. y. Pennang-
~ az also had on exhibition a hand
\.
nvnes. whose talent Is cguOwledged,
S1s suecimeu Of her wotA on eAhlb.-
Wsss Mnvmie Murphy had a pea
4 ~ stehlng. Those OF Mrs. T. u.
md her daughter, Mrs. Attle Deger,
,anspIcuous among the cole ction, en-
In the pictuies OK animals and how
4 Ers <. Z. Thompson a Boy ana
vas a work Of art. as wis the lot
L. BIZ MIS-. j. z. Buchanan. Miss
a Ross furnished some specimens or
~. we're greatly admired, as did Mrs.
s-sss Mrs ID. c. Giddings, Mrs. l.. j.
s. ~ md Mrs, ]. b. Williams. The
4. Scanty on exhibition was the charm
"A aiilss Mary Iiebrook,' beautifully
IA a charming that the paltry sum
sssa seemed insignificant. As already
Wstsd fhe baZar was opened with music
tn amateur orchestra of charming
ladies. who discussed some excel
noslc which was followed by drill
2<tAe Juvenile military company of u
tdis under the command ot Master
Isilas as captain. The drill was
I'D Friday night, and elected the
ma AZ the large assemblage present.
Il bshy show was 4 feature of the hazar.
sAie'' the little daughter Of Mr.. and
"a 7. A. Low, Jr., was awarded the sill
I'M offered for the finest baby over
~ AZ. The prize for the finest twins
a awarded to Mr. and Mrs. IL. Lauge,s
81 but there WAS another twin exhibit
hat was a delight to the assemble 9,
pTetty little babies, Hattie and Irene,
$alsrS Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. g WI
!. The baby Of MIR. and Ms. w. ].
III took first Frize for the finest baby
wear. There was voting con
tcT tue most popular MARI ed lady,
for the prctiest young lady. Both
prizes went to the same family, Mrs.
lcekstt being awarded the first, aud
Eharmlng daughter. Miss Elise Lockett,
nr the other. Mr.. A. W. Watson's
btisl show in the odd Virginia" booth
= clsysr and heartily enjoyed by all
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Huntsyllle Happenings.

Huntsville, Texas, December 13.--rhs
prison minstrel will be given as usual on
Christmas night, and an unusually good
program, rs promised.
Mr. B. A. Eastman made a business
trim 10 Riverside this week.
Mr.. j. r Lee made trip 10 Alvin this
week In the Interest OF the Alvin Frul,
aud Nursery COMPANY,
Dr. W n. Cunningham paid Huntsville
a short visit this week.
The Kraus-Taylor Opera company II
eesked hers Ter next Eeek
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Local News from Runae.

Runge, Texas December 1S.-SIr. and
Mrs. Sweeney Of Galveston are visiting
relatives Mt Charco. in this county.
Csptaln j. ]. McCrea has a severe cas-
OF Ia grippe.
s RI Barnes and his wife, who have re.
Gently moved into town from the country,
are both sick With typhoid fever.
A. j Jordan and family, residents Of
Runge for some time, have moved to Brook
shire.
NJ. X Clemens viii move from hls farm
TO Ruuge, having rented the Tips house
near the Catholic church.
The county teachers institute Is In sas
sion today at Helena.
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A Nearlv Eatal Experienee.

Lockhart, Texas, December l8.-hr'
Crockett Garner, young man residing near
McsIahan. met with very serious accident
and had a narrow escape for his life ias'
SUNDAY. He and another young man were
prncticing roplng OF cattle. MI. GaItef
having roped a yearllng, IN some nnareennl 3
able manner got the rope entanglel aIouu
berse and through the rocks and brush tcI
several hundred yards When rekensa nc
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81. LOUIS FMR COMMISSIONER.

Mr.. Harrison Of Sherman Accepted the
Appointment
sherman Texas, December 13,-Mr' J, +
Harrison. president Of the Texas Grain
Dealers association. today received an ap
poIntmcnt from the governor to positifh
on the commission 70 the Louisiana IN.
chase exposition. Sir. Harrison has -
cepted the appointment and expressed
great enthusiasm In the matter, nutlts
hibit. lie will meet with the commiss1s y
In Dallas January 7.
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uerbsat. three more OF the Matagoraa
egmn hunters, returned last night. MI.
Ewing was the only one Of the, party Tor,
tunate enough 10 Kill deer IN tact' ny
claims that he had To supply the eltre
camn with meat all the time they were on
the hunt.
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Holiday Umbrellas

nice Umbrella With pretty handle is
present which every lady win appreciate.
We are showing a very nice selection OF
elegant umbrellas, with good durable covers
and pretty handles Of gold, ivory, silver and
pearl 2Na
Ladies 26-inch Silk Gloria Umbrellas, with
steel rod Paragon frame, tight roll, with a
nicely selected line of handles of pearl sill
yer or gold, the best ever offered } TX
at, ,..,........ ..'...'......' ~ 81 ~
26-inch Silk Gloria Umbrellas, Paragon
frame, steel rod, tight roll, very pretty han
dies of gold, ivory, silver, pearl and , IN
oXidized, extraordinary good value. .|s|V
Ladies 26-inch All Silk Umbrellas, tight
roll, Paragon frame, steel rod. with very
pretty handles of sterling silver and n q Q
pearl, an excellent Umbrella at. tao
Also ask TO be shown our selected line OF
Ladies and Gentlemen's Umbrellas I *
at 1875, $50, 200, $50, $50, 4,5o and. v az "
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Holiday Jeguelrv

bruised. He is improving and viii recover,
but win never forget the Mazeppa ride
which he had.
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Holiday Meckquear

If we didn't sell the most fashionable
Neckwear we wouldn't feel justified in in
vlting your trade. If we didn't sell Neck
wear at less than ordinary prices we would
not sell much See our stock, You'll surely
be satisfied.
Ladies' Liberty Silk, Tafleta and Null Ties
in black and white, pink and white blue and
white and solid colors, at 35c, Soc I *
75c, S5c, 95c aud ............,.,.....E 81 -
Ladies Fancy Stock Collars in va Ok
rety of styles, 25c, soc, FAC, 95c and o. -
Liberty Silk Ruffs in all black and black and
white at 1,49, 1.75 . so, 3 30, So y 0E
so, ESQ and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ell -
Chiffon Capes in white, white and black,
s 90 10. so and ....,..,......,,..t ~ ~ -
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Pin Cushion MoIds

We are showing a very large assortment OF
Satin Covered Pin Cushion Molds In nearly
all desirable colors, from three inches
square TO sixteen inches long, at En-
1870, 15c. 25c. soc Acc and. ........ OUC
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Holiday Box Goats

Ladies' Melton Box Coats, made OF best
quality material, double breasted, heavily
tailor stitched. a good so value = 70
at Observation-Disclosures, ...,........,. II - T
Ladies Melton Box Coats, double breasted.
best surah lining fancy tailor stitch Q 10
ing and worth all of 10, so, orr
Ladies' Melton Box Coats, double breasted,
large storm collar turn-back cuffs, heavily
tailor stitched, best surah lining, @ OK
worth all of 49, Observation-Disclosures. /t/O
Ladies' Melton Box Coats. made of best
material. strapped seams. double breasted,
heavy tailor stitching, a good satin lining,
extraordinary value II TX
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~ !, sAas December I4.-At her
y M. spendenee Saturday morning,
ma = Felix Little, a well known
4 81 Tepped dead with heart
tsft 4 ss about 40 years OF age
4 - ,oa,ssoand and a number Of
'rise her sudden and I'M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-15

WILLIAM A. WILsoE--oface 208 Kan
building; headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly pigment o. any other plan:
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Holiday Gloves

Not different from the good ones to be had
here any other time, but the assortments
have been kept very complete for Holiday
buyers.
ALBANIA-2-clasp Dressed Glove in nearly
all shades and black, bought to sell I m
for 25 sale price ,....,....,.....( |OC
IoEAL-2,clasp Dressed Glove, in com
plete line of colors, worth all OF Ok
MARvEL-2.clasp Pique Glove in all shades
and black. This Glove is as good as I IN
others offered at l rs; our price ID ~
ouEEN-S-clasp Dressed Kid Glove in all
the new and stylish shades, including black
and delicate grays, worth O. 90; I TX
sale price. .......... ........,..-'''P 81 ~
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M i'onn HIa Warnn 49, nnrt

3sm r.. ''euon aF'o 7ur1'
/. fSss December i4.-Mr. IT.
~ merchant OF ouitman
Ia, gong home in his delivery
"a, !. night. colulei with some
NJ sle Central railway truck
~ so,,p ont and rendered uncop-
sbess 'ilne. When he corege1
~ hls 49,. started toward home
yam hltched on the way,
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H. ! Minor Mention.
/ l...s,s.1 as, December l4.--Messrs.
\ 80 W, B. Ewing and c. f.
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OUR PHONE NUMBER Is 400. Houston
Plumbing and Mfg. Co., T13 Main street:
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And as Long as They Last,

CANES, cniendars, Christmas cards ana
novelties OF every description at Purdy' &
book store 1000 Congress avenue. "a
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Holiday Handkerchiefs

What Is more appropriate for Christmas
present than neat box of handkerchief?
E EoaSS sg at &C. so se ' ioa 2c
Ladies' All Linen Hemsttched Hand EN-
kerchiefs at loo, zoe, 25c, SOC csc, soc. JCC
Ladies Swiss Embroidered HandRerchiefs
in many pretty patterns at l-2c DE-
10c u l-2c, 15c, zoe and,..,......,.ZI Nc
Ladies Linen Embroidered Handkerchiots,
all new patterns, at 25c, 35c, SOC, I *
65c, 75c, $50, 90 and ..,...........b as
Gentlemens Cambria Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. at SC, 1-2c, 1-3c, loo T0l~
and ....,...,. ...',,.. , So 2 ~
Gentlemen's Linen Hemstltched Handker-
chiefs at l5e, zoe, 25c, SOC, 4oe, M
SOC and. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. QUO
Gentlemens Fine All Linen Initial Handker,
chiefs, six in box or at 1E-
Childrens Initial Handkerchiefs. three in
a box, ct *
per ooX '''''''''..''''' ''''.''. ''''' - - -
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Holiday
Purses and Pocket Books

Ladies Pressed Leather Purses, neat de-
signs in black tan and brown, *
worth 35c, .,,...,..,........ ,...,... 81 "
Ladies Black Purses, deliberately 9E
tipped, worth all Of soc, sale price. We
We are also showing a very large assert,
ment of Ladies Purses in a variety of new
styles at 45c. soc, Csc, 75c 100 OK
25 / so, ITS and ...,...,.......,( s/ v
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Holiday Ears

Get her a Neckscarf or Cape; season
able; so acceptable. Whether your purse
bulges or not, youll find something in this
stock to suit you.
Large Size Fur Scarfs, with four *
taNS, at only .'''.. .'''' '''''' - 49, -
Extra Large Black Seal Scarfs with I TX
six tails, at only ....,....,-,.' '''''S 81 ~
Very Large Soft Fur Scarf with six J *
tails, worth so, at ......,.,,..,..'@> - -
90 inches long. Soft Gray Scarf with four
claws and two large, bushy tails K. *
worth all of 8 90 sale price. $3.50. |tZ v
Also full assortment of Fur Capes Collar
cites. scarfs. etc, at l.. so, LIS, 2.25, 2,75,
8 80, 4. so, 5. 80, 6. so, $50 II IN
and up o,..,,,.''....'''''''' '~N
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Holiday Black Goods
The celebrated Gold Medal.

IS to 45-inch Black Wool Henriettas best
colors, silk finish, at 35c, soc soc, *
75c, 95c, 10, 1.25 and. ........,...E ~
40 to 45-inch Black Cashmere Serges, very
fine twin, the best values ever Of ( m
fered at SOC, S9c and. "
40 and 5Oinch Black English Chew I TX
lots, at Csc, S5c and .,..............,S+(@
40-inoh SILK Downe, a very soft silk and
wool mixed material, worth all Of I 35
/ 80, at. ,...,.......-..... } ~
52inch shrunk and sponged Black English
Chevots and venetians. good blacks, 40
worth all of ,90...... ~
Also a full line Of Serges, Henriettas, Sicil'
ians, Prunellas, Peige Cloth, Cheyiots, etc,
in endless varieties.
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