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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-09

posed Of. A repetition OF that is ex.
pected again.
The total output OF beet sugar can be
absorbed so quickly--in three or four
months this year-that the sugar trust
and other cane sugar reaners would
lose more by fighting 1t than they do
by giving 1t its head. A few more
years, with other States in the sugar
belt taking cue from Michigan and
with Chicago becoming the sugar mar
ket of the continent may bring an
other story.
Michigan's beet sugar product In
1898. the year of its first factory, was
5000. 900 pounds. In 1899 1t was 49,
000, 900 pounds. Last year It was ST.
100000 pounds. This year with fac
tories all through the garden belt
from Benton Harbor to Bay City, 1t
will be about 10000. go pounds. nearly
one-third of the total output of the
country. The big Spreckels factory.
largest in this country and second
largest in the world, with daily capa-
city OF 200 car loads of beets. helps
IallIOrnla nOlu tue Ipau
Illinois is among the very smallest
producers, although endowed with the
right kind Of soil II has one factory
at Pekin which makes beet sugar three
months Of the year and glucose the
other nine.
Talk of infant industries has come
to be taken as a joke" said Graeme
Stewart yesterday, in speaking Of the
coming white food, "but beet sugar
making Is a genuine case Of infant in
, dustry developed by little fostering
care. 1t waited for a settled feeling in
the country as to tariffs and financial
conditions. The rise of no other in
dustry can be traced more certainly
to President McKinley's election.
in Michigan alone, within three
years. the investment in factories has
been s6,00O,OOO and in the whole coun-
try about $22.o00,OO0. The total acre
age given to sugar beet raising this
year is about 100000. more than 900
square miles. The farmer with the
right kind OF soil Is finding that he
makes a net profit Of about $25 an acre
on his small garden spots, beginners
seldom putting In more than two OF
, three acres. Factories are built OF
building in thirteen States and one
Territory-Mlchigan, Illinois, New
| York. Ohio, Indiana. Wisconsin, Min
nesota, Nebraska. Colorado Utah Cali
fornia. Oregon, Washington and New
, Mexico. Sugar making machinery
houses cannot supply the demand"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-09
Beet Sugar Men Trying
to Scare Cane Sugar Men

Chicago. July 2l.-Beet sugar maxi
ers have notified wholesale grocers and
brokers to prepare for an avalanche of
their product. Half dozen years ago
and less the little American beet sugar
on the market came and went unnotic-
ed.
The total output this year, barring
accidents, will be about 200,O tons
four hundred millions of pounds. This
will be 10 per cent OF all the sugar
consumed annually IN the United
States-every pound Of 1t home made
for the home market, the product of
American labor and capital engaged
in one Of the very newest of new Am
erican industries.
Practically all of this beet sugar will
be pure white, top grade, granulated
sugar indistinguishable by physical or
chemical tests from the finest cane SUI
gars. II will begin to leave the fac
tories about the middle of September.
For about four months thereafter. by
reason of being sold a shade under the
cane sugars. 1t will virtually monopo-
i,ne 'he Ne' 'io"' o"'o W 'ne ra'
''"e o'ea"'
Chicago alone VIII handle about 49,
0OO,0oO pounds OF beet sugar this year
Most OF 1t Will come from Michigan
where the development OF the industry
has been most rapid. California still
leads In production. but Michigan fol-
lows SO close that another year Will
probably put 1t first.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-09
ATHLETICS START BALL.

Last nights meeting of the Oahu
Athletic Association was very well at.
tended. The meeting was opened by
c. X. Dement, who introduced James
Fox the only speaker of the evenin.
II was decided to hold the charter
member list open while longer. Those
present last night were Clarence
Crabbe. Oscar Lewis, Frank Turk. II,
Vierra. c. II. Dement,, James FnA
Paddy Ryan. w. Nolan, Henry Peters
Fred Kiley, J. Marcallino, El Finh
George Thomas, Sid Boyl. NJ i.ucien
Tobin and Mitchell.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-09
THE BOSSUET.

The French bark Bossuet which was
here early in January and went to
ter a trip of over Ave months from the
Sound. She left Seattle February 10
for Europe with cargo OF grain and
from the time she sailed until she
passed the Lizard July 22 she was not
rpDOrted
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-09

What wonderful Discovery Is
PAIN-Killer! 1t not only cures the ills
of the human family, but is also tho
sure remedy for horses with collie. 1t
has never been known to fail in a cure
Of the worst cases; and for sprains,
gals, etc, 1t never fails-try 1t once,
Directions accompany each bottle. Sold
by druggists generally. Avoid substi-
tutes, there is but on Pain-Killer, Per-
ry Davis. Price 25c. and SOC.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-09
WILL HAVE Pure MILK

Chicago. August ?. Alulterat-
ed milk and cream are to be
confiscated in future at the receiving
depots OF all railroads. The discovery
of formaline at the receiving depots
will result in the seizure of cans and
the dumping of its contents into the
nearest gutter. In order to stop the
entrance of drugged milk and cream
into Chicago, Commissioner: of Health
Reilly has adopted the plan OF testing
the milk as 1t is unloaded from trains
and before It is distributed to dealers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-09

The fine big American ship Arthur
Sewall, which left here April 18th for
Delaware Breakwater with the largest
cargo of sugar ever carried around the
Horn in sailing vessel, IS making a
fast passage. On July 9th she passed
and was reported from Fernando No
runha off the coast of Brazil With
good luck she may have made her des-
tination in about 100 days.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-09

Berlin. Aug. PROF. Reinhard Ke-
kule Won Stradonitz has been elected
rector of the Berlin University.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

proposition was made looklng toward a
sewerage system. 70 watch the citizens
viii probably acceie. II is Thought tnat
enough stock can he raised within haH
days effort.
Metz Joyner, tho boy preacher, who Is
only years old. Is having guite an inter-
esting meeting az the GtifAth hall. ~ this
city Large congregations " peoplf at
tend the services. which win continue IN.
IA SUNDAY night. He Is certainly mar
vel and has the closest attention. some
results hare already been realized. and
the Interest Is growing with each service.
The city council has passed an ordiia nee
arranging for the putting ~ q Tree ne.
livery In accordance with suggestions
made By the postofhce inspector few
days ago II is expected that W. VIII
have both free delivery and sewage
system within six months.
Terreils population is fast increasing,
though there Is no boom on nor any great
amount Of advertising.
The committee bass agreed &c have two
brick and one frame building built FOR The
schools Terrell has been needing school
houses for some time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
NOTES FROM CORSlcANA
c. L. HAMLET WAS BADLY HURT BY
A FALL.
Identity OF Men Who Vert to Athens
Altar Norris Is Not know01--Soi-
diets to Return Soon.

Corsicana. Texas. March ee.-Thls morn
inr while contracting a large oil storage
fank fos J. S. Cunluan & Co, one mile east
Of HE city. C.. L. Hamlet, missed his foot
ing and fell from scaflold 10 the ground.
distance II iairiy-hve feet. lie ianoei
as Il he had INTENDED jumping and while
no bones were broken the crncussion in-
juryd hlm internally, though MS recovery
is very probable.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Mr. Charlcs l.. Green OF this ci:y 90
Miss IVA Rchcfta Armstrong of Fort WORTH
Oh Tie evening cf April 10 Miss Agn3-
sfroug Is a daughter ~ Rev. srh Mrs r.
c Armstrong of Fort Worth. sister OF Mira.
Quay MeCammon OF dIiis city. and Hon
George ". Armstrong, ex-c0uaiy judge OF
Tanant county Sig. Green is a prominent
Young renty agent.
u is not GHoau here WHO the parties
were ,Aat wrAt 10 Athens and searched the
JAS Ia an effort 81 nNd Anderson NQrris.
The same evening tAe murder was commit
ieu gIhurs04s afternoon December ~.
body of men attempted o. ;1ke tle prisoner
from ShcrH Eoplnsun nui DC ana ass dep.
uties talked them out OF doing 50 ami
brought the suspect To JUr1tcauH ANA
lodged ban iu jail here. Tue grand jury.
bin tgaius. Norris gud set hls ease ioc
Deceiuuc. 10 Tue lotI ramc auI the triad
WAS begun. i special veNIe of seventy
rye nea had been ordered and had been
summoned The entire dag was eousGlmed
ID securing tae jury just as Tie twelfth
juror was sworn 10 u Wis iatc sud cultt
Adjourned 50 meet tae next morning 1nd
conclude the case. AZ tIs moment. when
the sheriff started T. the Jan with Norris,
O cgusG of MN SET about ~ get rAe pris
ouer, but were again thwar1ed 10 their
disguised and sent to the ial alone. taau@h
ID sufficient number 0t pinrers were SKA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
A FARMER ATTACKED BY A NEGRO
WHO HAD BEEN REFUSED WORK.
a ReuuIa- Meeting Of the XII Club
Firem.n invited to Join with Vet
Grams in Celebrating.

p-.un.n TEXAS. March 3o-FraDk Lew
.,'aowskr, Polish farmer on Frank Bose
n,acs located near the county farm on New
Year creek. came TO town Saturday morn
inr for the purpose Of telling tne officers
~ an experience which came near enttlns
shor7 his earthly career the hight Before
Accnrdinx 10 I.ewendowsky. about o'clock
F,tday evening negro called at his 'front.'
gate and asked for employment as farm
la,,orer He was informed that there was
~ work for him, The negro went away
A. shnut T.3o o'clock be returned and re-
uewed the Importantly for sltDation. On
meeting with a second refusal the negr'
grabbed an axe in the yard and, HoarishiuS
this formidable weapon above his head.
called Oh Lewcadowsky 10 surrender what
cash be happened to have With min Lew
endowsky lodged the swift descent OF the
axe aud grappled with hts sssaliant. The
meA scufned Tor some tMe, egcn trgin-
u obtain possession u tAe axe. Ls"el-
dogs SKI finally broke away from the aes 70
and running into the house. procured @
gun As he ime cut IL tGs uoos VITA the
weapon the negro grabbed at the Snh a@A
al the same time struck al Law chdo Nst.
with the axe. Mrs. LewendnNskF 10y i0i-
time had appeared % ius scHue. SAe
wrenched the axe from the n~-to 3 hsal
and AIMED . blew az his head, which (.
short and cushcd place IN AIS Knee l"i
negro ned la tue darkness wltA sueA a(ar
rlty rnAt the Charge from Lewen4oWsS'
gun Is believed 90 uaVe missed hih. AoA
stable T. H. Burch Is c1dta1 or!us % y"
cate the negro,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
THE STATES RESERVATIONS,
Letter from Land Commissioner Explains
Them

Letter from Land Commissioner Explains
Them.
The letter given below Is OF much impol
lance In East Texas Just at this time;
Hon. T. f. &eoce, House OF Representa-
tiyes.
General Land Once, state OF Texas. Aus.
TN, Texas. March - Dear SIR: The let.
ter from Il. w, scuylock 20 yourself dated
March 70, aud by you referred 10 Mr.. ]. J.
Terrell, chief clerk, and 10y him referred
to me for reply aud Information. is re.
cciyed.
In reply beg to advise that my under
standing is that the state reserves The
right to all oils aua other minerals on ali
State school land, sold under the act OF
lssS which was from lSS9 TO Ie.. / set
this Information from a copy OF a letter
from Hon, r. A. John, acting attorney gen.
erai, TO the governor, ana which appeared
In the papers month OF six weeks since
As understand IL, this Is the only rcser.
walton and Is applies to land suid not only
10 Polk county, but Ia an other counties M
which sales were made during g.. time
Very truly yours, Charles Rogan
Com mi iouer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Orange LocALs.
Two Lumber Companies Have SHIPPED
5000 600 Feet Durinu March

Two Lumber Companies Have Shlpped
100000 Feet purnu March.
Orange, Texas, March S0.-Mauagcr e.
c. Pannewltz OF the Orange and Wlasate
Lumber companies OF this place informed
The Post reporter this afternoon that their
shipments OF lumber yesterday and today
amounted to l004.00o feet and that Their
shipments for the month OF March viii
aggregate more than six million feet or
lumber
The freight on the lumber shipped by
the minis Of Orange over the southern Ia.
cite railroad during the month OF March
viii aggregate nearly SlO1o0O. record
probably unexceled by any other place on
the road.
Manager W. f. Hutchinson 81 the orange
Prospecting company came IN this after
noon from the site NJ their oil well west
81 orange and reports that he IS getting
down tn business. They have erected the
necessary houses for the w0rkmen ms
| week, have tho ground cleared M ana AN
| the material sawed out and on the pr5uuh
| for the derrick. We will Increase his force
next week aud rush the WORK
! Jesse II. Jpnes, president and ] NJ
| Rockwell, vice president of the ~ ~
/ jones Lumber company. ~ Houston spept
/ The day ln Orange today hooking after busi-
ness matters,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

Beaumont Texas. March so--Brigsdlor
Brenelc of New York, reputcd 90 Zee one
of toe most eloquent and effective orarnrs
in religions work arrived Ia the city this
morning ana win assist the local salvation
ARMY corps. he Is accompanied by Ma
jor Durham and Captain Aabee, the latter
being gifted with "a voice Of exceptional
sweetness. With Brigsaler Brenele IN
command the salvationlsts conducted heir
rr.t street meeting at O'Clock this after
raoA and Tonight meeting was heid ai
tu. army barracks on PEARL street To
morrow Btigadivr Bccugle viii conduct
r.t,c services at the Baptist chur hat J
81 e. D. "a aud 5 p. M. Monday At
win conduct services az The Methodist
,Agrcu -. N. and p IA, Fhr public
sersIces They will br both entertained
aud instructed Brsadier Bycnsie VIII re
main IN jbe city for few days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Mrs. Pierce Has Made Her cho;os.

Wharton, Texas, March IS. II, y. Borden
and Mrs NJ. withers, executors OF the
A. VI. Pierce estate, have filed a documen,
with the county clerk between said parties
and Mrs. A, II, Pierce by which Mrs
Fierce agrees 10 accept 0uc.thlrd OF mo
entire estate, leaving same intact, for m,
term OF nYe years, during when dime She
VIII receive an annual Income OF S50N1.
Al the end OF Ave years either partv ma,
demand division OF the estate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
LEGISLATORS AT GALVESTON.


Galveston. Texas, March 3o.-The steam.
er Lawrence, which brought the excursion
party composed OF members Of The lesls
iature and their friends aud also number
OF prominent Houstouians. arrived here al
o'clock tonight, They had Anticipated ar.
irving here 10 time for the Galveston Ilris.
s o'clock. A. many Of the PARTY intpuded
10 return on this train. being disappointed
in this, n special train was chartered from
the Gulf, Colorado mud Santa Fe TO carry
those who desired TO 80 back to Houston
tonight. Those who remained here VIII no
entertained tomorrow by members Of the
deep water committee and the chamber OF
commerce. A boat ride on the bay ana n
carriage ride over the devastated district Of
The city will constitute features OF the en-
tertninment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Funeral Of MI. EItnh-

Harwood, Texas, March SON. NJ. L.
Fitch, who died in Houston Thursday
night was buried here today, where ne
formerly lived He had been with tne
Galveston, Harrisburg aud san Antolfio
railway for 4 number OF years In the train
seryice. He leaves a wife, two children
aud three sisters ana numerous friends 10
mourn his death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
A Laborer Badly .utt

sherman, Texas, March 30, This rnoruine
about II o'clock Robert o'Brlen. lancrer.
was struck by q train In the Katy Yards
in Sherman aud injured about the hips ami
hands. He was from Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
TERRELL is GOING FORWARD.

Proposition Looking Toward Sewers VIII
Probably Be Accepted.
Terrell, Texas, March 29.-At a meeting
VI the citizens In the recorders office a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
.ALLOVER LACES.

We are showing the largest and
SWEETEST assortment of white and
cream alloyer laces you can possibly
lind in Houston, prices per yard,
$3.50, S., 81, $3.50, $50, SLoo,
75c, 65c, Ooc, soc, 4oc, aEA
30c and ....,......,.k "a W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

Ladonia, Texas, March 27.--Tue Pecan
Gnp Cotton OH company, with a capital of
$4,000. was organized last Tuesday night
With the following directors: 7. II. u.
Uockaday c. A. Dulaucy, g, H. Morgan,
8 n Eliaud. / + Mcfarland, A H. Cox,
y. n. scott, q w Day. G.. I, dickson,
Inc stock was all taken by LadOplA ana
Pecan Gap people
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
. = y .

A Gold is usually caused by checked cir
culatior, known by chill or SILVER. Or.
humphreys w starts the blood coursinp
through the veins until il reaches the ey-
iremiiieS, when the feet warm up and the
Cold or Grip Is broken, while It's tonieity
SusiSins the tagging energies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
DRESS SKIRTS Am
GOWNS.
Take Elevator-Second p

~
This is the largest and l
select assortment of black rlopl
skirts and gowns ever brougs
Houston, embracing all of The |
novelties in lace, Net, Pea
Sole, applique, taffeta, ETC., Ell
i've styles confined only to
house.
ladies Dress Skirts Of Taffets
Poau de Sole and Crepe de Chine
orgtely trimmed with tucks, lacst
plique; net and chiffon LOUNGES; R.
are 5000, $1,000. 5000, $3.50, n
$500. $3.50, $3.50. $1,000, RI
SS.aS and Nh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

$3.50 Bleached Napkins, satin ~
full dinner size, Nv
q dozen .............. vi
Lots Of Odd Towels and shor n
in Table Damask at half price
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
WHITE WAISTS.

Ladies' Shirt Waists of India d
Persian Lawn and Mercerlzed \
the trimmings consist Of finest
and embroideries, ii
sleeves and cuffs the latest; pf.es
Ss.9S, 81 30. S3.9s, 81 9S, So %, A
s.. so, 81 IS, Si.50 and ........ y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
sorial Matters.

Brennan. Texas, March 3o.-lGe XIII
club met Friday afternoon Ia regular sas
sion with Mrs Max Evegsbegg. Members
and Mrs. }. r. Williamson were tie a.
teadauts The afternoon ia part was given
oyer 10 ''telecrams, the woros Of the
messages beginning with the letters in
regular rotation eontaiaen 10 "rarIeen
cluD, March. Friday" The best telegram.
decided by q committee " three, received
2 prize. Refreshments embraced a salad
course. cream, with angel food AMI cli
CnCOguut cake, stuffed dates. Tie ciuA De. Z
a shu1 executive session and discussed tae
post Easter entertainment which 0it he
will be held On Good Friday ald Lac Fsi.
day following the club viii meet WitI u IS
al0'ie White Harrison,
The lafdrmal dance a. Lusk's hall Friday
evening was well attended. iu abolition
20 She orchestra masic Uy Prof. Eilers ami
Prot. c. kmerucr. Mr. Dallas Johnson u
the Austin uuly srsity favored tide gathering
VITA several piano selections Mr. JnhutlA
takes A.gA rank AS pianist ana lis quite 4
Young man. H. Is spending iew days
In the city as guest 81 Mr.. T. \. Holland
The Fhemen Invited.
Brenham Texas. Mach 30.-At the fegu
lar montaly meeting ot Bgeahau Hook ana
Ladder company Friday night romunafgi
J. &. Rankin OF Waahington camp eNteut
"a the company an Invitation 10 join tul
Confede. ate Veterans sd their san JG
CIntn ceieh ration. aching th!et Tucker wu'
gestions looking 10 thr -unNess OF r1e 4i
preaching Maifest. usEiu- she members
present 20 be ON hand nt tn department
mass nep.iug next MOndas night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
IN. ZIG, a2f8 Travis St.
WHLWERY

Stylish! Practicable! Reasonable! Such ad1ee-
tves as these are applied TO hats by all ladies 9uho
haze seen them and (Which accounts for the tremendous
business zUe haze been doing So adVse early U
this queek in order that you may select yoar hat in ample
time for this coming Easter Sunday. Oar assortment of
ladies' y-to- Wear and Children's Hats is anSa-
passed Attention Is called to outing hat that ar
rfUed this last qUeek called the "Houghton. It's Of the
latest mode
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
EASTER NECKWEAR.

The lot is varied, certainly the
prettieSt and most extensive we
have ever shown.
Ladies' Corded Taffeta and Gold Cloth
stocks. trimmed with Persian Panne
Velvet, also bows and rosettes Of Velvet
Ribbon, made up in different new
styles. y kM
prices Csc, 81 %, 81 so to .... Es1U
A full line Of Point Venice Flemish
Duchess and Arabian Collars Bcrthas
T price 81 s. 90 So so, $500 up to ! 10y
A large assortment of all the soft solid
colors and fancy Ribbons In stripes
and Persian effects, for neck and sash
wear, 15c. pc. SOC, soc 4 IN
up to, per yard ....,......... Hwy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
HOSIERY

A SpeClal showing OF Easter
hosiery embracing all of the new
lace effects in black and fancy col
ored Isle, also entirely nav ideas in
black and colored hose
and half hose.
Boys, Misses aud Children's Onyx and
Hermsdorf Fast Black Ribbed Hose.
plain RicheNeu and lace, full regular
made. double knee, heel and 1En
toe. SOC 35c and ............. XIV
Chndren's Fancy Colored I.lsle Thread
Ribbed Hose and Socks, plain Richellcu
ribbed and lace, full fashion, double
knee, heel and toe, SfNa
25c, Soc aud .....,.,......... SGJ
Misses and Children's Onyx Fast Blnck
and Fancy Colored SILK Plated Hose,
full fashion, double knee, heel and toe.
50c, G0o Toe, Soc m
anu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. EnVV
Ladies' onyx Fast BLACK Cotton or Llsle
Thread Hose. plain Richelieu ribbed,
allover lace and plain tops, with lace
boots, 25c, 3hc, zoe, Toe mn
and Observation-Disclosures. ks@V
Ladies' Fancy Colored Isle Hose, plain
or Richelieu ribbed Hose, stripes, POLKA
dot and other designs full fashion,
double heel ETA
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SIX ETON JACKIE

Ladies Taffeta Silk Jackets, b.
and Blouse effects, some solid e
others braided and trimmed With !
inGS In white and black, some WIZ
feta silk lined, others black; N
prices are 1880, $3.50, $1,000 "
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PARASOLS.

The parasols are very pretty this
season and we have lots of them.
New effects in white, black, colored
and fancy styles in ruffled, lace
trimmed and tucker; special among
them are the white ones; they can
be had at prices ranging all the way
from s1.25 to $40.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
NEW SPRING SKR

Ladies' New Skirts of Cream CT
and serges. trimmed with ribbot
ored stitching, cream and black 1
prices are Sl6.E 3, %, Ss.oS f
IS. and .........S -, ...... v
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
COLORED WALSH

Ladies' Shirt Waists Of Pereales
ras, Mulls, Linens, Dimities and
Apple Tissues, made ana trlmull
the latest trimmings, in all taeI
shades; prices are 81 80, S2.aS 4
50 80. sizes, S1.5o, Csc and....