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a LACK OF ANIMATION.

The Turnover IN the Manchester Cloth
Market Was Only Moderate.
Manchester, September 20 Tho cloth
market last week was characterized by
lack Of animation. Tho turnover was mod
crate. In some sections conditions were
slightly better toward the end Of tue week.
with more business occasionally, but the
aggregate was smnll.
Inquiry for India was poor. most Of the
offers being impructicuble. There was more
Inquiry for shirtingS for China, which oc-
casionallv resulted in business. bur price
and delivery were difficult to arrange The
merchants were not eager TO operate There
was steady miscellaneous demand Tor
South Africa and the Mediterranean sec
ton
Yarns. continued unsettled owing 10 the
fluctuations In cotton. Buyers are opcrat-
ing cautiously.
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ROBERTS MEMORIAL I'm
Letter from Miss Ney Approving n. 1,
tln1npf

timent.
Austin, Texas, September 2S-h "
through the efforts Of Hon. 0. G w.
of Hunt county that the girls do-pp,,l
Of the university, for which $50m u,
been appropriated, was named alta r
Governor Oran NJ. Roberts. in mana, ~
memory. Miss Elizabet Ney tbe nj
known sculptress Of this city, who Nj
an Intimate friend of Ex-Governor Rsb4ss
IN letter TO Mr. Mulkey on the eaN4i1
says:
I'm the reports Of yesterdays pes.l
iugs | read the amendment yon pfopes:-
TO name the girls dormltory Of he nj
yerslty the 'Oran NJ, Roberts MaasSd
Han.
"Bcauuful Oh, how sincere, hpv 4.
Enthusiastically my deep-fet gratitude VI
ont to YOU Please accept It.
In connection with your amenfmeh 4
VIII DE Interesting 70 you to bear q q
Incident which tells how appropriate III
amendment is an incident know1 % 4
% worry few. coming TO me from GoidA
Roberts own lips. whose Friendship ~
houorpd with over since first meeting u
in 1881. II Is this One day during Y
earliest years of the university az itslI
meeting. Governor Roberts narrated iuls
Indignation, deeply excited that TeS.
tion had heeu offered to close the toaSss
the university 10 girls, and that y Y
hccn taken up for discussion and Va
H. he said spoke vigorously against Z.
adoption and based 1t on the .prlneips. y
down at the erection, when the unIen VEN
was founded. After all my fervent Us
noticed the inclination TO go agllnh Z
Then did something | never did pelas
arose, and with all the ferF9r o. y, y
j beg vou-don't pass this Tesolutloa y
my sake don't pass it, They all ~, \
struck los the manner Of my appeh y
the resolution was tabled. .,n,,ouasr
vUutu any uung ne more app'Yrs~
than the carrying out OF your De'''''
sentiment? .-,
with best regards, sincerely yOu,NS x, :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-30
UNPRECEDENTED FREsHET.

The Savannah River Rose a Foot Higher
Than Ever Before Known.
Savannah, Ga, September %. -Ihc fresh
ct that came down the Savannah river Ell
day was one Of the worst ever experienced
10y rice planters Of this section. Thc river
rose foot or more higher than ever
known and practically every rice planta-
tiou on the river Ia under water The
night 1t not only ovcrnowed the banks
Of the fields, but in number Of places
hNke Through the hanks, ualins wilde
Washonts that can be repaired nny With
y great deal If trouble aud expense raC
damage 10 he rice viii not be known I'M
I'll the food subsidies enough to allow ~
repair OF the banks and the drainage Of
the fields. The water Is rcccding tonight.
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A cANrEEN VICTORY.
They viii Be Retained at National Sc
ders' Homes.

They viii Be Retained at National Sol.
dlers' Homes.
Milwaukee, Wis. September On. The an.
npal tour Of inspection OF The hoard of
managers OF tho National soldiers liom. :
was completed to-day with tho insp ct on
OF the National Home In this civ.
General MacMahou, speaking for the
hoard said: The board has decided 20
maintain canteeus at an the homes FOR
tile good and Suticicut rusIn Thar eSncri.
ence has taught Us that II Is hotter Tor IN,
veteran ana for the people In the com
munity in which The homes are located.
Tho enntCens are properly conducted nj
these soldiers homes. and The result h
that the veterans do no, squander their
money ~ cheap saloons nor do ihcy drink
too much. What Is more. don't beller :
any further pressure viii he brought 10
heaf on US for the abolition of the can
teen"
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eERMAN opERArloNs m cHlNA.

Garrison at Shanghai to Be Withdrawn
Seven Death Sentences Confirmed.
Pekiu September - II is asserted hero
on high authority that the German gltsIsun
IN Shanghai aud tho German troops. who
are guarding the railroad beyond the Kln
Chou boundary, will soon be- withdrawn.
At the request qf Mr. Mumm Won
Schwarzeustein, the German minister,
seven Chinese have been tried and sen
fenced to be hcheadrd FOR completely In the
near pekin last month
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-30
MEASURES OF FAMINE RELIEF.

Russian Minister OF Interior Has Issued
Statement
ST. Petersburg, September 20-1oday, fol
lowing M the recent publication of the
famine conditions in thirteen districts the
minister Of the Interior NJ Sipaguinc, is
sued O long statemtut sn crop failure and
the measures Of famine rclicf upon which
the central government has decided.
According to ,hc reports Of the governors
state assistance is required i'm nineteen
provinces not counting the country of the
Don tossackS, which is under the war de-
p9rtmCnt The reports estimate require
mruis for autumn aud winter only. not
Mentioning the sprlng when The need is
grputpef
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ACCIDENTS.
Negro Boy Drowned.

Orange Texas, September 29.-WIliC
Mari, q 7-ycar-od colored boy, was play
Ing with some companions about the ciA
pumping station at the head Of Green ave
nue. this afternoon and fell into the bl
tank from which the pumps draw thell
Wator supply. Before assistance could
tlce Of the Peace G. IL. Ncmits held mr.
Inquest over the remains ana rendered q
verdict of death by accidental drowning
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Corpus Christi, TcTas, September %
The big Mexican celebration in commem-
Grafton Of THOR national independence day.
''lll 1G de September which was ~
poncd ON the 18th aud 10Th instant upon
orders from President Diaz oui of RESPECT
TO the death Of President Mckinley. oc-
rurred mere this evening and tonight at
the Socicdad Aucndc NAN on the bluff. The
ceremonies will consist of oratious, ban
quot music. parade ana dance Hon.
Augustlu Pima, Mexican consul, addressed
the meeting iu a very eloquent manner, ms
did also others 40
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CALLED BY THE EMPEROR.

Prince Chuan Received a Special Com
mand from His Brother.
Berlin September 20 lruce Chuan,
head OF the Chinese mission OF cxplation,
starts for China I'm obedience to special
comu0ud from his brother Emperor
Kwang Hsu. lie will not be allowed to
visit other European countries or the
tuitcd states officially.
Yesterday he received q delegation of
Protestant missionaries, wig presented TO
him an address and copy 6f the New Ties
lament printed ir Chinese aud German.
The Chinese minister acted as Interpreter.
Prince Chuan expressed hope for the
return Of pcaccablc conditions.
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COMMERCIAL.

The London stock exchange was in
nucnccd wholly b. conditions in the
United states
The nunnclM situation In Germany
continues pcssimiSfic.
Tho Manchester cloth market lacked
mndrratr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-30
J TIE FIRE RECORD.

CONFEDERATION in Colorado Assuming
threatening Proportions.
Rcd Clin, Col, september -. -'rhe big
sest IRE ever known in this locality Is
raging tonight on Battle Mountain aud
threatening the town. The conGagrallon
extends Tor two miles along the west side
Tne fire is travelling In the direction Of
{me mining calnpi OF Gilman aud that place
Is IN SNsn more danger at present than
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poMEsTlc.

A riot in San Francisco between 10.
licemcn and a mob resulted in seven
men being Injured. one fatally.
Pensacola, Fla. street car employees
went on a strike.
Three persons were drowned by a
boat capslzing at Kalamazoo, Mich.
The guurd on McKinley's vault fired
on person who ignored his challenge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-30
Black Hair

For so years Ayers Hair
Vigor has been restoring
color to gray hair. 1t never
fails to do this work, either.
Besides this, it keeps the
scalp clean and healthy, stops
falling Of the hair, and makes
the hair grow thick and long.
It's a regular hair-food.
"Ayer's Hair Vigor keeps my scalp
clean and healthy. II stopped the rat
ing of my hair, also, and made il grow
nicely. [ receive many compliments
for nv beautiful head of hair"
Mrs. L. E. Stevens, Gle Elum, wash.
81. All druggists. &c. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-30
THE PHILIPPINES.

Torty.eIght members OF company c.
Ninth infantry, were killed and several
others wounded by Insurgents on the
island OF Samar.
Tho Twcnty-hrst Infantry had ST.
we're engagement with t1lipinos near
Candelarla
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Annonn Texas, September 2S.-Thc home
of Roy. Jackson, 1.-TWO miles south Of Doug
lass. In this county, was set ON FIRE ana
destroyed last night Bloodhounds were
brought from New IIoston. In Bowie county.
aud they led officers to the homo of n
farmer who lives twp miles from She home
OF the preacher The farmer and his son
were arrested and taken TO Clarksyllle.
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OIL DEVELOPMENTS

An effort TO check the gas How from
the Nclasco we'll resulted in failure.
A new gushcr has been brought IN at
Beaumont
A new freak weu has appeared In the
Beaumont field
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Blooming Grove, Texas, September 90 49,
Fire this evening destroyed about 5000
worth OF property The losrrs are Il. n.
Adams, grocer; Robinson 4 stokes, regtau-
rant. j. ". Sippon. cold drink plate; Scott
q irwin meat market, aud II. Il. Ivy. bar
| Der, Ivy also had two buildings destroyed
ana j. W. Sippon had one
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A Nenro Seriously WOunded,

Cuero. Texas, September 2s'-Ea! =.
and Henry johnson. both ccloreo' ~, ~
involved in difficulty last nlgh1 ,, ~. ssr s
was shot. The wound Is 9e ld h6,s Il,
Johnson was released under Wy y Vy Ni,i
morning. as the officers seem I" 49,
was justiiinhlc, - ,o,osous hs
The difficulty happened ID VIZ. Sotps'4
hcr shon on lower Main street.
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FOR SAL c:

Retail lumber business Of the Darling
ton-MilIer Lumber Co. at Galveston
Texas, including Sheds, Stables, Teams,
Railway Tracks. Office Building and Fix
lures. Real Estate for lease. Estab-
Gshed for many years and doing a
LARGE AND PROFITABLE ANNUAL
BUSINESS. MODERATE CAPITAL RE
CURED. For further information apply
to
A. w. MILLER, Galveston, Tex.
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A Me,usnaner Raneuet.

Mckinney, Texas, September s .,,s
Mckinney Democrat gave It's secona y VI, /
entertainment or luncheon % W ss,snfyis
country correspondents, about ss, sorsasI
in number, today. The progtsaI. .l,trs &
of speeches and essays, eaen tteenrrsss
some special feature Of country JV VA ~
Music. vocal aud instrumental
literally iuterspersed'
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RELIGIOUS.


''V7I-TTI 7 us gsUYLeTV,
Victoria Texas. September 2o-Thc Pros.
hytery OF Western Tcvas adjourned last
night and today an Of the Protcstla. nnl-
pits VIII be occupied by visiting pr.sby.
terrain dYIncs. Ine weather mas urcu
Ideal The attendance unusually largo ANA
the commcnorauou of the Hructh ami
hytery has been most successful and en-
joyablc.
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MURDER is NO WcHARGEO.
Suicide Theory Is No Longer Held b.
the Polico

Ou'DTuI TIUTy Is NO Longer He'd by
the Police,
Waco, Texas, September % Two
weeks ago fallen woman, Maud
Morrison, was found dead at Il water tank
near Moody with bullet hole In her head
II was supposed at first that she had sui.
ctdod and the coroner who held an lnoucsr
reached that conclusion The grand ipr,
has been M work on inc case i'm the 'last
two days and result one man is already
under arrest ON charge Of killing thr
WomUn and others VIII be arrested The
woman WIS an important witness iu "a ros,
that Is soon 10 no called iu another county
ana this led 90 The belief that she Was
murdered.
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Baptist Association

Rcrclair, Texas, September 2N-Thc Ban.
fist association Of the Bhnconla district
convcncs here next Thursday About 0fty
ministers VIII loo In Attendance. This see.
during the past month Ord the grass on
the range Is fnp.
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SPORT.

The Santa Fc baseball team Of Gal
weston defeated the Houston Flrcmen
by score of to !.
American yacbtsmen held an anxious
meeting to consider and discuss the Co
lnmhia's chnnces.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Resumntlon % the First Nationa

N~sNIIINWVW " VIC 7 IaI NaIIoOaI,
Austin, Texas. September %. President
WORKMAN Of the First National bank Of this
city returned from New York aud WASH
ington This morning Mr., wortham has
been away arranging for the reorrnn,y.
lion and reopenlng of the bank Negotjs
uous 20 That end have progressed In n
pleted early next mouth.
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procceds 10 be used for Tho benefit ~ The
chureh. quito neat sum was realized
Mr, ~. J.. Stephenson, who IS represent
lhg Neorge u; McltAddcn & Bro. mt Sinner
this season. Is ut home 10 spend SUNDAY
with his family
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Comanche, Texas, September as-rhe
city council received and paid for the
new college Thursday night. Last night
there was an entertainment AZ the new
college, With Tine program. consisting ~
music, rectatlonS aud speeches. The house
was crowded This building is handsome
one aud a credit 10 0ur city. School opens
Monday,
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James Merriok Stabbed to Death.
bonham' Texas, September go. Last
ulEa' about midnight James Mcrrick was
'""'u out Of his home at Honey Grove
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REBEL AID FROM COSTA RIGA.
Minister Denies That Government win
Officially Participate.

Washington, September %. Referring to
news in regard To the COLOMBIAN rcyolu-
tlou, in which It Is said that the liberal
party has organized Ina SAN jose. Costa
Rloa' for the purpose of carrying on the
revolution now in progress In Colombia,
the Costa Rican minister states that his
government has observed aud win strictly
observe the laws OF neutrality mo- mHftcr
what inhurngcs may he brought to bear
upOu Costa kica
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Texas. on approaching the man ws...,
he was stabbed In the abdomen ' sra +
dying a few hours later 4 MAI ~, y.
Huuelsou Is now In jail In this eiis -
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FOREIGN.

The German minister to China caused
death sentences to be pronoun, ed
against seven Cinnamon.
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PoRr oF GALyEsroN. sept. 2a.e

:. s. Sabine (Aml New York.
5. s. Charles Tibcrehcm tsrl DunkIrk
SAILED.
s. S. Wo0llolgh CRrJ Rotterdam ana
Aptwrup.
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Married for the Fifth IIr's.

Dcnison. Texas, September ~,
Post, aged so years was marr'el ,,al.
10 Julia shock in Pickins county AZ Il
TerTi 5,,r The bride Is II year, NJ S.' n.
is az Choctaw extraction. f9 % Van AZ g
married I'VE times and his w Ndsrs Il se
dead. His oldest son Is 5s yeash'Idrea
He is the father OF seventeen 'A
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Don't forget thHi iittle want ADJ 10 20
In The Post. 1t will bring the desired
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Don't forget that little, "Want ,hs ds4s
in The Post. 1t will Drlhs
result.
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non't forget that little ayant adn N =,
I N The Post. 1t will bring the desired
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"GARLAND" STOVES AND RANGES
Awarded first prize Paris Exposition, 1900
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Don't forget that little want s., a. ds v
In The Post. II will bring lns ~
rnnIlI -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-10-09
When Baby Travels.

| 1t is the father who philosophers
about "a baby, bat it is the mother
who understands him. On this oc.
casion the father was delivering his
opinions rather oracularly, as might
be expected of o very young father,
to an audience Of relatives, iu order
to visit whom the baby had been taken
on long journey.
Il tell you, no pessimist should
travel with a baby-unless the baby,
too, is pessimist by inheritance. For
the notion which some folks have.
that selfishness and inhumanity rule
this world, and that all kindly i'm
pulses have been about extinguished,
is likely to receive severe shock on
such journey as we have just taken.
"We found good nature aud sun
shine everywhere. Somehow, baby
got at the sweetness and gentleness
that exist in every heart. In the
crowd at the FIRST station, baby patted
the shoulder Of the man next TO me,
rather sporty-looking young fellow he
was, too, and the last man one would
pick out friend to babics. But, do
you kncw? he really seemed Aattercd
by the attention, and said, Hello,
there, little fellow" and tried to
shake hands with the baby. In that
same crowd all sorts Of people, from
the Overburdened station woman to
rich old man, smiled at the baby and
tried to get recognition from him.
"On the trains it was the same way.
We had q good many different con-
ductors during the trip, aud every one
OF them stopped for smile or word
with baby, several offering him their
ticket punches to play with. One
conductor even returned to the Pull
man car, after he had collected the
tickets, fora romp with the baby. AS
for the porters, they grinned and
laughed over the baby, paying him
many attentions, and appearing de-
lighted that his taste in colors runs to
black. Most Of these men, and plenty
others, too, had stories to tell about
their own or their relatives babies at
home. AS for the women, of course,
one rather expects them to show a
kindly interest in babies--though 1
must say that | was surprised at the
pathetic interest some Of the fashily-
dressed and world hardened women.
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Old People Have Their Troubles.

Mr.. Francis Little of Benton Har.
Dor, Mich, is over eighty years of age.
Since 1865 he has been ,ubled more
or less with indigestion and constipa.
tion and has tried almost everything
In uss for those ailments. Last Au-
gust he began using Chamberlain 8
Stomach and Liver Tablets and was
soon feeling much better. In a recent
letter he says, II have used shrec
boxes of the Tablets and now thihk !
am we'll" These Tablets improve the
appetite and invigorate the stomach
liver and bowels. For sale by Orr
G.ay 2 &C.
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Stricken With paralxsis.

Henderson Grimett, Of this place,
was stricken with partial paralysis aud
completely lost the use Of one arm aud
side. After being treated by an emf
nent physician for quite while with.
out relief, my wife recommended
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and after
using two bottles of IL he is almost en-
tirely cured.-Geo. r. Mcdonald
Man, Logan county, w. Va. Several
other very remarkable cures of partial
paralysis have been effected BY The
use OF this liniment. 1t is most wide;
~ known, however, as cure for rheu,
matism. sprains and bruises. Sold by
Orr Gray & Co. ri. &
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Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No Cure, No
Pay. Price 25 cents
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no ] &c :. =.

ALL parties owing me Mortgages,
Notes and Accounts are requested to
call and settle as they fail due. =
must have my money, and all Mort
cages, etc., not settled or satisfactorily
arranged by Nov. 1st will be fore
closed and sued on. So please give
this matter attention and save crst
and the expense of sending collector
TO see you
j. s.. FOWLER.
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actresses and such like, showed in the
baby.
After all these hundreds of miles
of travelling, in all sorts of trains and
boats, l 9 truly say that our little
one has met with nothing but smiles
and kindness from everybody. The
experience has been to me an argu
ment for the goodness of human na-
ture. Warm and kindly impulses are
at the bottom Of almost every heart,
and it needs only some simple human
thing like baby's smile to bring
chem to the surface. e.-Forcord
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The Canny Scot.

A poor Scotchwoman lay dying, and
her husband sat by her bedside.
After time the wife took her hus.
band 8 hand said:
john, we're going to part. have
been gud wife to you, haven't IT.
John thought moment.
"Weil, just middling like, Jenny,
you knov, anxious not to say too
much.
Again the wife spoke:
john she said, family, "yr maun
promise to bury me in the auld kirk
yard at Str avon beside my mither.
could"a rest in peace among unco
folk in the dirt and smoke o. Glas-
gov.
''Weel, weel, Jenny. my wom.o,'
said John. soothiugly, we II just try
ye in Glasgie first, an giu yc dinoa be
quiet We II try ye in Str avon
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Blue Predominant.

He was from the country aud stood
helplessly before the naughty young
lady clerk of the downtown store.
What do you want, please2' she
demanded, icily.
He gulped down his em mbarrassment,
for he was hopelessly young aud shy
and awkward, and she was most su-
perior-looking. creature.
II want twelve yards of blue pre-
dominant" he finally said.
'What?" demanded the startled
clerk.
'T twelve yards os h.b.55lue pre-
dominant he stammered again.
I'm sure I don't know what that
means. said the clerk. Then. woman.
ly kindness and intuition getting the
better of her hauteur, she said
"Tell me just what it was that your
mother or your sister told you TO
bring"
He gave sigh Of relief and said:
They wanted some wash goods for
my little sisters dress. They said
they were not so particular as to Quail
ity and color, just so got blue pre-.
dominant. Cant get it here?"