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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-27

face impersonators. concluding with grand
chorus.
have lived, and The show and refresh
ments are going to be worth as much TO
you as II you were LOO years old
COLD WEATHER Is PREDICTED
during the months OF February and
March. Our nut coal for base burners
has arrived; place your order now sld
avoid the possibility OF dsapsSinrness
when the "cold snap airivcA
Houston Gas Lisst Company.
Phones TO-. "a Y.
Monday. January q. bsiween 4 a1d s
o'clock, we Will make oar best ~ of
teeth for SASS. Bring this i'd. Bo8ton
Dental Parlors, SOL ~ Main strset
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Dress Goods

What we have left in Dress Goods
must be sold. We want to dispose
OF them and we Will at these prices.
46-inch Colored Granite and
Poplins, were LES yard, now. +. 79e
h2'inch Gray, Blue and Brown
cheviots, We're LIS, now. 49,. 75c
aS-inch colored Granite, was
'oc, now =: soc
39'inch Covert Cloth, was Csc,
nv" -'''''..'..'. ...---....... $50
47-inch Covert Cloth, was soc.
no" '.'''.'........... soc
45.inch Venetian Cloth, was 75c,
no" ''''.'''.'...'.... soc
52-inch Broadcloth. was LES.
now '..''.'.......... 79c
5i-inch Golf sklrting, was 16O,
hoW '''''s'.... 100
4O-inch Colored Suiting, was
LIB, now ESQ
4O.inch Black Crepon, was 1.25,
now '..'''.......... ESQ
4O-inch Black Crepon, was csc,
now ..'.....-..... 59c
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MILL END PRICES

Machine Torchon Laces, Edges
and insertions, loo value, for, per
yard Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Machine Torchon Laces, pretty
patterns, Edges and Insertions, zoe
value; per yard. .............to c
Machine Torchon Laces, Csc quail
ity; per yard. ...............1 2Iec
Machine Torchon Laces. all new
patterns. 2sc value; per yard. :. 15c
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Misses Top Skirts

Choice of Misses Top Skirts,
formerly 100, now. .......... $50
Choice of Misses Top Skirts,
formerly 2.25, now. Fps
Choice of Misses Top Skirts,
formerly 4,9S. now. ..2.5o
These are exceptional values and
will go out fast.
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For | .49

Ladies' Cambria Gowns, Skirts, Drawers
and Corset Covers, made of the best ma
teriais and best styles, trimmed i'm lace
and embroidery; real value $50.
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A. @n a yard.
OG Mill End Price.

Many thousands of yards OF
pretty patterns of Simpsons Shirt
ing Calicoes; mill ends; sold al.
ways at &c TO 6kc.
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New Wash Silks

Prettier and daintier than ever;
now to be seen on our counters
beautiful colorings and warranted
fast. Price, per yard. ......... 45c
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Ladies' Cambria Gowns, Skirts. Drawers.
Corset Covers and Chemises, beautifully
trimmed in lace and embroidery; actual
value being ais.
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AT 9l/M a yard.
& /1G Mill End Price.

Many thousands OF yards of
best Bingham Apron Checks, blue
and brown, perfect in quality; SIM
ply mill ends; sold always at &c
yard.
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you will find Ladies' Cambria Drawers,
Towns, Chemises, Corset Covers and
Skirts; the real value of these articles
are easily soc.
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A. 90 a yard.
~ OG Mill End Price,

Many thousands of yards of
Simpsons best Indigo Calicoes;
mill ends; sold always at from sc
to 61ac.
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Ladies Cambria Drawers, Gowns, Che
misses and Corset Covers. No one else
will sell you such goods at these for less
than Csc garment.
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Large White Bed Quilts, actual
75c value.
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At EXC Mi : y1'a End Prize.

Many thousands of yards OF
Bleached Domestic; perfect in quail
ity; simply mill ends; sold always
at 6hc.
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Great Values in
Rsady-to-Wear D

500, $50 and and 700 Misses
Jackets, now ...,,.......,,..3 $50
1890 and 1900 Ladies' Tailored
SUITS now ....,..........,... ESQ
800 Outing Wrappers for La.
uiea' now ''.'............ 1.5o
$50 Misses All Wool Capes,
now ''-''.@-.......... 100
LIS Outing Komonas for Ladies.
no" ''.''''..'....... 9Sc
500 and GOO Children's Tailor.
Made Suits, to 8 years ...2.5o
6,5o and ZOO Taffeta Silk Under.
skirts, different coors .4.es
Children's All Wool Refers, for
merly sold for 1.5O, now. ..... 500
Children's All Wool Reofors, for
merly sold for $50, now. 100
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New Spring Waists

New Waists for the Ladies in
abundance, particularly for present
use; made of Percale; new styles
and new patterns. Prices 100, 1926,
$50, 1.s9, 2.25 and $50.
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Ladies' Gowns, Drawers, Skirts, Corr
set Covers and Chemises, lace and en-
broidery trimmed, beautifully made
and we'll worth LIS
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Ladies Fine Cambria Drawers, Gowns,
Skirts, Chemises and Corset Covers.
lace and embroidery trimmed, made in
styles that will please you; value 20.
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A. EM a yard,
%O Mill End Price.

French Fancy Flannelette, per-
feet in quality; simply, mill ends;
beautiful patterns; sold always at
12hc a yard.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29
GENERAL MILES FEATHERS DOWN.

General Miles is the ranking general Of the United
States army but not the ranking officer The in the
White House. under the constitution is commandernchief
of not only army of the navy also It is often
said that the President the American Republic though
chosen from the ranks of people, invested with
power than is boasted by any king other crowned
arch individually The Car of Russia is autocrat
only in name His administrative officers combined
greater There is the Sultan Turkey but there his
Porte Miles is a brave man and a fighter but it
that he arrogates too much He is not only man Of
feathers but of seconsciousness. In estimating himself
for all that possibly be he attempts to judg
ent for and fix the status others For his presumng
qualities he was not liked by Mckinley administration
and was not therefore permitted the figure in the
Spanish war which he otherwise might have cut His
attempt to settle Schey contention by newspaper in
tervew Secretary Root the opportunity to cali him
which calling had the approval Of President Roose
welt Miles might that American citizen he
has the right to express opinion publicly privately
as much right his opinion any other American citi
zen not excepting the president Of that is true
but he had no right as general of the deliver
himself of an opinion involving the official acts of Of
the heads Of the navy He Ego away back and
sit down" and smooth his ruHed plumage best he
He will have many sympathizers, but majority Of the
public win hold that he business sticking his semi
Official oar into matter which did does not
his arm of the service.
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Bait; eagle
IN. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.
TIRED BEYOND EVER BEING RESTED"

That pathetic letter written by Elizabeth Buring
Sampson touching the Admrals hopeless condition My
husband" writes with long life Of con-
centrated duty. his brain is tired beyond ever
being rested Sampson was very earnest man. earnest
in all his action and in all conversation. The demands
of duty him superseded all else of life AS commander
the Naval Academy Annapolis captain aboard his
ship and even socially profoundly earnest
Although little has been him personally touch
ing unhappy episodes growing out of the naval battle
off Santiago which Uncle Sans ships never to be
forgotten victory sinking the Spanish feet under Cervera
there is little doubt the subsequent msrepresenta
misunderstanding of that brilliant fight cost
Admiral Sampson his mind must therefore have been
his lawyers and friends late protests against
the official declaration Dewey that Schley in com
and and is therefore the glory Of the victory
However may be- brave retcent and secontaned
Sampson is mental wreck. His wife, the woman who
wrote the letter TO- which appeared
terday mornings dispatches is Vrginian Of Of its
Oldest proudest families. she having been born and
raised on the Shirley estate which still lives
in story and in song and upon many a canvass.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29
THE MErAMoRpHIs OF A KANSAS TOWN.

lola of poetic and pastoral seclusion, has been
metamorpbosed by the ncdentas pertaining the acct
dental agencies of environment lola is the home of
Charley Scott born and Kansas bred boy who
now represents state at large in congress- and of whom
we are all proud For years. Charley who in being the
manner born is great prohibenst only theoretically
but practically. ran his lola Register along
tenor his undisurbed by political upheavals and
his town unaffected by any rampant spirit of BOOM lola
was in short pattern town. morally, regiousy and tenn
peratey Street brawling unknown episode in the
conduct Of its municipal affairs. There were saloons
If not many churches serenity of Ioas Sabbath days
were never disturbed by anything violent than that
offered by perpetc rooster roaming with his harem Of
hens about in the sunshine and occasionally between
scratches doing little growing lola ideal offering
no opportunity the exercise Of Carrie Nations Ratchet
But change came over the of its editor and
the spirit Of the town Gas was discovered and oil
struck and shsle unearthed. and 90 not known
what ALL and there followed life and activity lola so
that its population doubling up and its people from
being contentd grew hiariousy prosperous and happy
From the sIowest Of lola has become be
the swiftest in the state widest open saloons
and the wickedest many ways The point is why
not town grow and become rattler and still keep its
leading editor out of congress and its streets free the
things staid obfustcate the teeoaer and
that raises cain generally?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29
MARK HANNA ON M,klNLEY.

So closely was Mark Hanna allied Major Mckinley
socially and politically that many hoping that
Hanna would literary long enough give the world
something the inside life characteristics of his
friend although life been like an open book for
the most part. Senator Hanna has at last written
length in reminiscent way the National Magazine
which article has been copyrighted conclusion the
Senator says:
q know of nothing in all history that compare with
the splendid climax ending of this noble life One Of
the sweetest consolation that comes is the
that Tuesday preceding his death. he asked to
newspaper, when he told Not today he asked
Is Mark here?'
"'Yes, Mr. President, the response, and in that
one sweet last remembrance rich reward for the
years devotion which it had always been my pleasure
to give him There nothing in the expression of his
face denoting exultaon his victory when
it was announced that he was elected president. He
seemed to realize fully the sacred responsibilities placed
upon him. and the quiet dignity and sepossession which
marked the then days after just what his
personal friends expected of him. The first day greeted
after he naugurated White House. in the
course of conversation inadvertently called him Major
and Governor, when stopped to correct myself he
would say: Each one is hitting particular which
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29
DANGEROUS EDITORIAL PRECEDENT.

Something in the way of holiday remembrance or
Christmas greeting the editor of the Eagle such
probably ether editor all the boast
The editor Of popular magazine writes commenda
tory letter Of certain editorial lately appearing in these
columns, accompanying the fatterng mssive with box
of very choice cigars that character editorial
dorsement should become recognized newspaper amenity
would be hard where the profession would land
financially. It is good deal cheaper plan to give due
credit by repubishing admired production However
here's hoping that whenever any other editor finds
thing in the of Eagle which he deems deser
ing of endorsement and yet cannot find in his
columns do letter citing the fact accompanied by
box Of Perfectos will prove satisfactory recogn
ton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29
A NEW REMEDY FOR TYPHOID DISCOVERED.

The Professor Of Chemistry of the University Of Mich
igan, Frederick G. Novy. Ann Arbor dispatch,
claims discovered intestinal anseptic by
which Asatc cholera typhoid fever dysentey and other
diseases having their in the intestinal tract not
only prevented OF recent years physicians
adopted this of treatment for typhoid fever
which the most of the dangerous in
esna diseases which the people of this country
subject Various germcdes resored to in the treat
of this disease and in connection with ice water
baths they have resulted in material decrease in the
typhoid death Yet the antiseptic treatment is not
always successful because large number patients die
of the disease.
If Professor Noyy has found chemical agent which
this successfully two of the chief errors of
military camps. typhoid and dysenery viii have
disposed Of and the death rate Of large cities likely
to be cut down very materially well.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

The first train Ga the Rock Island infa
WatonFn pgned uv % the station isss
Tuesday
G.. Waters OF Beaver county popped =
deer over the other daY. the nrst Killed
in "a Tong tin1r.
The first boy born IN The town % CAV
mon. out Ga Beaver county Wa n4med
Dennis az course.
There are more fires a ths rudsn Ter
ritory per capita than asyghers else On
earth except China.
There has been good skating IN Okisho-
ma thls month for the laird time since
Oklahoma was setsled.
II r. reported that al has been GlsooV-
cred ora the farm ~ Levi Bennett. elgls
miles northeast ~ Watonea
The county seat eeht in Beaver coar-
~ f. switching around 70 ire pofnt thag
Mr. so-sud-So needs 10 defence
Oklahoma city has Sc ~ arranged thas
after thirty years if can buy the street
railway which - % BE- builf there.
TIE FIRST National Bank - Enid has on
deposit So $500 iu i1dlVf9gsl accounts
and demand certificate ~ deposit
Last week the Chandler Ervs printed
fne picture ~ Chief Ioees Ksokuk. who
S. eoed Indian ard not lead either
Il is 90 be sincerely hoped fhat Tom
Feregeon VIII kerp lp his resolution 70
rrfgee TIE arwsrzrr7 PR photograph.
u pgI take n levy ~ one mii On present
valuation iH okiah0ma city % provide q
g sa annual fand fer the Carnsris b.
trar7
when fhe I.fiau territory e snaify a.
fn'fte9 80 stefe ceurrrrs rh0aid veto
soue ~ those nauea 20 towns. sgch 60
Eroutlsehsa.
The editor - fhs To7kaza N-vs A..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29
MISS STONE AND HER HEArAEM cAproRs.

Man is but always is to be blessed. This est
mate Of blessedness applies also woman. In Miss
stones case hope differed no doubt heart sick
The desire to get her of her dilemma
sustained one The price of her ransom has been scaled
down but it seems not enough come within the limit Of
the sum $4,000 pledged Seventy thousand dollars
good big round sum turn over lot Of graeeless
heather who evidently need converting to Christianity
more than they need money that missionary prop
ositon leads the reflection question OF Why Miss
Stone be released She in the land of her choice
and among the very people whom she has been devotng
her life Why take the $4,000 herself stay right
with that crowd OF heather until she has converted the
last one Of them once converted she would be permitted
walk away her sweet Win ana bring her money
with her she was ransomed ana did not become plat
form lecturer the chances are that she would 90 right back
o her missionary work among that people who don't want
her and wouldn't for minute but that she
comes 50 high and yet outfit 50 sadly stands IN
need Of her missionary work The last heard from her
vas thai she was wrestling IL prayer for the salvation Of
her captors by turns talking them blind" as The boys
say the being ser auay from
%er without taking chances losas both her tue
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It now develops the French Anarchists tried the
island scheme seven years land Brazil There
were 1S6 of them. Eghty-six who wouldn't work de
manded equal share of the garden truck raised and not
getting quarrel and wrecked the colony Which
ANARCHY all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

Rockefeller little sentiment left. He gave his
employees Christmas present of big check each j. Pier
pont Morgan will give his employees presents Of checks but
till the of the year The first Of the month you
know-thats business.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

The Christmas packages which leave this country for
rope are greatly Of the packages which
here from Europe We are prosperous. Europe is not
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

Christmas Eve at the White House the smallest boy,
Archibald Roosevelt insisted investigating mysterious
Christmas package. His nurse promptly spanked him.
Roosevelt's spirit pervades his household.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

Great Britain probably having difficulty in
seeing why Germany should be spared remarks from the
audience Sans part when She while interfering
with Venezuela called down hard.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

Miles during the administration Of Major Mckinley
did an he could to embarrass him. He tried the
thing on Roosevelt His friends still gathering Up
the pieces.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

So Ions as a European nation is merely hillcoector
the Monroe Doctrine QuesCent Il is when the nation
gets into the real estate business that the 5uzzsaw begins
tc reyolve.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

Venezuela never showed the least gratitude for
protection of her when England wanted stretch the
kinks out of the Schomburgk line. But Venezuela
expects Us to make Germany keep off
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

its now denied that when Roosevelt repTimanded Miles
in the White House the President shook his finger him
menaciagly Miles friends regard this distinct point
in Miles favor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

Mrs Nation was put Of the teachers meeting in
Topeka But the dispatches which failed t. boost
Hobsou and Dewey neglect state the Of the
who did
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

President Roosevelt IS bringing ont the fact that in the
matter Of dischargng appointing presidential subor
dnates the president has tie artistic end q tie argmen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

Prince Henry and wiiaemina ere now living in peace
Nc one takes notice of IT, brides and groom quarrel is
q sensation Their making un is commonplace
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

Germany Is face to face with hard times. And as usual
the Socialists roarns loudly against everything and
everybody and offering only dreams for remedy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

German is now IL take her pound % flesh tra Yene
zels bat doing mast nor saea drop 81 Ao
roe doctrine blood
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

IT is said thai Miles friends vfH brus Roosevets
rebukc him congress ai.es can ae wise Pc F-l
81 this 5uucture hide his friends
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

$4,000 to say nothing of the loss OF their chances to
made Christians
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Miss stone would suffer good deal more II she realized
that her captivity has become - CID hst II has ceased 20
be dramatic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-29

II there IS TO be turning Point n ts Trsnsvaal aar
favor.ns the Beers II must come seen
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of the disease.
If Professor Novy has found chemical agent which
win do this successfully two Of the chief terrors of
modern military camps, typhoid and dysentery viii have
disposed the death rate Of large cities is likely
to be cut down very materially we'll
It develops that the French Anarchists tried the
island scheme seven years ago on land near Brazil There
were lS6 of them. Eghty-six who wouldn't work de
equal share of the garden truck raised and
getting it. started quarrel and wrecked the colony Which
Rockefeller has a little sentiment left. He gave his
employees Christmas present of big check each j. Pier
pont Morgan give his employees presents Of checks but
till the first OF the year The first Of the month you
know-thats business
Christmas Eve at the White House the smallest boy,
Archibald Roosevelt insisted investigating mysterious
Christmas package His nurse promptly spanked him.
Roosevets spirit pervades his household.
) Great Britain is probably having some difficulty in
seeing why Germany should be spared remarks from the
audience Uncle Sans part when She while interfering
with Venezuela was called down .. SO naTa.
Venezuela never showed the least gratitude for our
protection of her when England wanted to stretch the
kinks out the Schomburgk line But now Venezuela
expects US to make Germany keep of.
its now denied that when Roosevelt reprimanded Miles
in the White the President shook his finger at him
menacagy Miles friends regard this as distinct point
in Miles favor
So Ions as European nation is merely bteoee tor
Monroe Doctrine QuleSCenL II IS Wnen the nation
gets into the real estate business that the auzzsaw begins
to reyolye.
Mrs Nation was put out Of the teachers meeting in
Topeka dispatches which never failed II boost
obson Dewey neglect TO state the name Of the man
who did it,
Miles during the administration of Major Mckinley
did all he could to embarrass him. He tried the same
thing on Roosevelt His friends are still gathering Up
the pieces.
for
Europe greatly in excess Of the packages which come
here from Europe We are prosperous Europe is not.
President Roosevelt bringing ont the fact that in the
matter dischargng appointing presidential suoor
dnates the president the artistic end OF the argument
Germany Is face to face with hard times And usual
the Socialists ROARING loudly against everything and
everybody and oHerng only dreams for remedy
Prince Henry and waeuina are now living in peace.
Ne one takes notice o5 IT, brides and quarrel is
II is said thai Miles friends viH brug Roevelts
rebukc OF him congress Ailes can be wise pc w-l
ST this junctUre hide his tenas
GERMANY is now take her pound % FISH frsm Nene
zues doing X she must nor saea enc drop q Aoa
roe doctrine blood
Miss stone would suffer gooa deal II she realized
that captivity has become - ola tha' II has ceased %
be dramatic
Mrs Klein or Trenton Nsw JERSEY scr cutie Christ
mas giit--her aFst baby So g s'Sfz-aFe years Old
II 1bers IS TO be turning Point n ts Transvaal nar
favor-as the Beers il m1st come seen