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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

20 Waite Horse are rot under the
contrci % ary government 90 far as
know.
orsgin Of ths Ssery
The charge that NE ASK extor-
tionAte rates il u1xo4nda1 People
c4nrot sxpecx 20 be c4rr9ee over oar
ROAD as ehsnplT az on a transcortt-
neatal line. - ne cundttlons are en-
str~iy c1erenf- u cost more 20
build ard 20 etserate our road There
10 10 basis whatever for the Victoria
stery. - there u 10 ground for q
suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

SALVATION
MAN CONE

A rumor IL in circulation thls az.
teruoou thai 81 ofFcef % she locai
Salvation Army eerps has nayssefi.
ouSly disappeared from the city IA
company Wtth = woman other than
his wife. A careful Investigation
q the matter led 80 an admission b.
osacess - The army that a W.
frszse. aa3utaat q eorF.1 No. 4. had
left The city Ga Saturday OF Sunday
last.
Ths treasurer ~ the local eorps
Mrw. T. G. Losgh. vas reluctant 20
discuss the natter. hut admitted
that the ndtutAnf teft the CITY with
ouf orders. II 10 naid that 10 was
1iaaasasfIed hsga.
New isns az Bess Efsckiea. w. III.
Ffnnk as s@eena ave. -.
-------s-as-=ss~a~--~-.--sa
fte e. N4Amrfssw fnr t,t~tsetw rassmsra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

meas. pears. u9isa. california
Frapea s. eaal.tA. anhfrftes. ~ q
uia per ttl. guinness. 7tc9tlle %. per.
simmons. 81 .zs4i 70 per box. grape
fruit ft0a - per box romFFrrn-
nfes. fi-ssa l.tgs pineaprlfs. 500 per
duEeH. 1an afnnxfs. &C.. seeding
oranges. us. LINES. g. % case.
Vegetables
Potatoes 80 eeasI. es n ton. b..ts
sa1ser pgr sack carrots sQ4olc psr
sack lettacs. 81 .St0i.b % caAs. turnius
seE r.. garlic. &C.. cabbage. 7brafl
est, peppsHA Esc9tilo9 per case
hnAhs aeci celery. 1s@sae do1. Nwcv,
potatoes 81 @@iia cwt.i Chlii pep
pefM, rs Atei KAner kFMui "a 4ge,
tomatoes x1uQ ease dates. tM6r ib
fselshss. Ice pef Goa. parsley l1g Hoc
onions. I.0e4 - cwt. parsnipa. 81 %
Hl-1s. eailnoweF. t.eagi-zl. pump
aims it-sc per 10 Tqnashes.
I've, wax beans. lie. artichokeH.
zee 8 e Per aoz string beant. Zoe.
caeafntsns. s. 8 per box
hstssf. ehess. tExs ana PosItry
Butter Wash1nExon crsnmsrt.A
pousd pflnis soc. Eastern Iowa.
and Eirin. zxc. ffesh ranch. it0Isc.
cream. i3aaatxe Eastern New York
i2ASe ttes Wisconsin. lee; noquefert
tse EdaH, sIt9fa per case. New
roFk. it9i&e IAmburger. i6QITc:
brick leUlles Swiss. isSibc.
hxEs strictly fresh ranch. &c.
Eastern. re sc.
Live pouitry--Hens. ii9iihc' large
tprtaE. lie small spring. itu
surkeys. ise: geese. ie@iscs ducks
is4ise-
Dressed poultry Turkeys. isc.
geese. lf4itcs ducks. l.8isc.
Honey s0ise
Frexlsieas
oesf. T97lse per 10. mutton. wsthsf.
te. ewes. ttse. pork. ieg per 10. veal
large. tc. small. iec.
frovtHions-H aras. ifNc. Breakfast
backs. lee. bellies. lie.
hAT-fuK~t Sound. FER Ton fft % .
ice Eastern WAshinNton fimothy.
u1ea. alfalfa. tiiea
0rAin--oAsa. s1Aee. barley. $500.
wheat. fzl.se. cora. sss.gv9 t1.pe.
Corrected daily The following
prices are being offered 10 the produ.
Ger IN round lets ca the dock OF IN
the car az Seattle
Grain--esAta. 81 90. barley tiT.ha:
wchst. ehaeken feed. tIst501o 90
corn. s. - per ice lbs n bulk.
huttss--FrasA ranch. is6iSc. IA
tive ere4rnsry. -z0zee
Cheese-Sstirs Washington. 10
IKE.
Eexs Strictly fresh ranch, Sc
Foaitry Hens if9iiNr. large
srftHFs l1cs small spring. lie. dUcka.
tE9 IKE. turkeys iscs Fw9se. sgsc
1--we stock Cove. ssSe. steers
eve. calves. th0ziSc. sheep. g..
hcxa. LGsHe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
He DENIES
THE STORY
0mciai OF ". P. & Y. Ry. De-
nounces Victoria Yarn

A r~peTs coxnang from Victoria. n.
C.. that tire White Pans a rukon
railway vas 70 BE- Hnn1 for the re-
Kurn 81 pass~nwer fares and freAght
HOLLIS cozf*@te1 3urtnE the operation
~ the read Gu account og iiiesality in
their cDi5eetz0z. - Efacred3fe1 BY
local c<sc24as q ths company The
an0unt o. the suit II ~ alleged wiu
run fnto tbs fzifitonsL TIE coufen-
E4onx wh1eh are % be proved Ia or
der % MAKE ttzs action against the
rornrany successful are nuuaeroos
EErss that fhs claimants alisgs that
ire fares ana tolls collected By the
company we're subject % the sp-
prevail Of the ros<rrnsrt and thar
fhe coFzpany Cd not conform 10 this
r<un1rsznsnt- Second. II IL contsnd-
- fhat the rates Of the conpany
have beer extorTi0nass &ne they will
BE- nbae 70 recover under section 20
~ shs Canadian railway act, which
= as fDaAowss
rhs Act
Every person frcrn whom any
enznpany sxacss nny unjust OF ex-
toFkzansts tot. rate or charge shall.
Il fze addition 20 fhs amount 40 un-
5Dekay enacted BE- emitted 70 recover
frpM tfse ecmpany ~ Damages an
anaoun< eQEA1 % thrae t1rnex ths
afaounf 80 ~ Justly exMetec~
r. II 81 these grounds that IRE
xzlfe against the company viii b
fnauEurats1.
nstkisg to o.
JB White, chief clerk q the trnf-
fc departznenx when askeG aDoef
the report this morning. sad:
Toz can qnore me as saying that
] knsw tire story ortxEnats3 from q
epGr6o1xh. There to no truth IN the
statement fhas our rates have not
been approved by the government.
Dmr chnrxes frorn SkagwRy IN Surn-
rEft PASSED snrouwh she hands Of
Secretary Gage. From Summit 70
white Horxs they were granted By
the Domination government 81 OF
t2ws- These are cur local rates.
@0zr through rates from skagway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
Danish Baptist Bazaar

The ladies q the Norwegian Dan
ish Baptist church Niu give a bazaar
81 the church. corner sixth aFsnus
And Virginia street thlK evening a.
fSa. A fine fuusicsl prpgrnm has
been Arranged and Investments VII
be served.
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And
WILLIAM
Divorce Proceedings Which
Are Much Favored

Cora 4. snnsnsrsilte waists q a.
vorce from william J. summerwfiIs.
an9 william xayx 70 IL unnecessary
because they were never married.
Cora says william hmH lots of SzsoneY
ans she wants SONS q ~. and Will
arm says he hAant much. and what
lfsie he haH Dc would Akr 10 keep
himself Cora sAys WLilaa nenf
her ana thstr chlid out from Daw-
son in fsxs. ara abe has had 20 sup
port hsTsslf and tire child ever sincm.
while Williana protests that after
lvtrg toxef her voluntarily Trey
agves1 20 separate and nat ne gave
her ISL naif tssS money he then
had. Further. that st was axrssf
nat the child should b. pia,sd In
the care u Cora mother a. VIC
tori&. winch vas done. an1 that he
had since paid for ifs support. Both
ark for the ehils-
Judge Grfrln began the hearing %
the case YESTERDAY. but u was not
nuishsf ar6 Il went over tiii Moo
day.
W axslest ~
rash parties made damaging al
missions or crnma-exmmimnti0n. The
w0nsan'm attorney. Mr.. Byern. pro-
anead q letter ard asked Summer.
vile II the handwriting Was hin. lie
doubted Il. and then was asked 20
write frusa dietmfiOu. Mr. Byefn
then rad extracts from the letter.
On whieh the writer addressed Cora
as bis little wife. and employed AZ
fect3ouate terms. Comparing the
letter wtfh shat BE had written. Mr..
asrnmervfIIe conceded the hardWrit-
ing was very similar and that the
letter might BE his.
she pisyse Plano oses
The defense trtsd 20 break down
the wofnAns character. she denied
having been an inmate % dinreput-
able houses. except that sire had
once played the piano In one.
The plaintiffs had no certincats ~
marriage or other record " one, bat
Claimed a ceremony was performed
az Lake IAndermann on June -,
1885. ~ q man who claimed % BE-
an ofleiai though she could not re-
member what position q was puf-
ported be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

writer Springs Medical water
cures rheumatism. CESSNA ana al
blood and Akin diseases Al druE.
riEts or 1910 First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

New style hands adfustAhis opera
glasses st Fsneka gsweify store. &C
Second nwenUe ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

Ladies Furs made and repaired
G. G. herE. 1918 T-hsrd ave.
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MARKETS.
Jo6BiNe QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED pAfLYJ
erssa Frat

lsemons--f2 co.. % a Dor. cooking
Applea, be4g5e. eating apples. AIS
ul-s9s oranges. fzSed acc. bananas
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For a ans WATCH zee Richards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

Diamond fee-fhe best lasts long.
set. Tel. May 1868. -.
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indian
UPRISING

CALCUTTA. Dec. T.--seven Mag
egd villages we're burned by the
British today during the course 81
almost constant fighting. The Brit
lsh losses were 10 killed and 10
wounded. The uprising -, n any
thing. Ia a more serious condition
than ever and Ia one that seems 20
have suddenly assumed aiat ming
proportions
The regular monthly meeting OF
the board Of school directors VIII be
held tonight. The election OF Of
acers viii be the Important business
Of the evening,
Hair cutting. &c. Seattle Baths,
IA Yealar. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

La Roche phsiasrspAsr III Tirst
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
NEW CATTLE DISEASE I'm GEORGIA.
The Texas Fatality Appears in Nortf
Georgia.

Stophyloma, cattle disease which
has formerly been confined to Texas
and other western states, has made its
appearance in north Georgia in the
45elghborhOod of Lost Mountain, and a
arge number of cattle are affected by
the disease.
The first symptoms of the disease
are swelling of the animals eyes,
which turn white. The pupil con-
tracts into a small ball and the eyes
nave tendency to bulge from their
sockets. The animals appear to be
irving and the flow of aqueous humor
mems to scald the hair from their face.
LIE LIE animal finally becomes totally
VI, olluo and it is not able to feed or wa
Lei er Itself. 1t is then considered a
haaoness to kill it and not allow it to
lander around the fields unable to
take care of itself.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
1 BUSY SESSION
OF SUPERIOR COURT.
,o,orpaRLE AMOUNT OF WORK BE,
FORE THE GRAND JURY.
,.dictmeut Returned Against John
.,,sn for Murder. County Com
missioners to Be Elected.

Tho Nav adjourned term OF Terrell
.,aarior court convened Monday morn,
O'Clock, and Judge Shefheld
haa since been disposing OF the busl-
-ooo Of the court lin his usual rapid
monrar Since the first day he has
taron in every morning at 7:45 o'clock,
and with the exception of recess OF an
hour and half at noon works until
late in the afternoon.
Monday and Yesterday were devoted
n the civil business, and number OF
cases we're COTTON off the docket.
The criminal docket, will be taken
mthis morning, and the indications
sre that it will engage the court until
Friday at noon, when adjournment
TD,probably be reached for the
term.
There are eight or ten prisoners in
a5arged with felonies, and consld-
eraba number of criminal cases have
bseHdocketed by the grand jury Tor
i17estigation. That body has return
ia true bill against John Aaron,
WHO'S charged with murder. Aaron
1.-THE negro who hit Charlie Williams
On the head with a brickbat several
weeks ago, Williams dying a few days
afterward. Charlie Chambers, who IS
charged with having his baby's brains
beat out with a lightwood knot ana
then baked it's head by a fire, is also
in Jail on the charge of murder, but
his case has net yet been investigated
by the grand jury.
A full board of county commission
ers is to be elected by the grand jury,
and it is understood that there are
candidates in opposition to all OF the
present members.
a notary public and ex-officio JUS
ticc of the peace is to be elected Tor
the ensuing term, and Judge j. NJ
Simmons, who has held that position
for so many years, is being opposed by
Mr., z, NJ. McLendon.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
BIG INCREASE.
The Tax Values of the City
Amount to More Than a
Million Dollars.

The city tax assessors have com
Melted their work for 1901. Their books
show a handsome increase in the
value OF the taxable property OF the
CITY over that of last year. The value
of the taxable property in Dawson a, as
shown pv their figures is Sl,0Z9,o4O'
s26. 100 of which is given in by negroes,
and the remainder by the whites: 40.
The figures show an increase OF S94,-
o73 over the returns of last year, when
the property valuation was S994S6''
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
CANT BEAT DAWSON.
Local Ball Team Still Undefeated
Two Good Games With
Cuthbert Last Week.

The Dawson baseball team has one
of the best records this season in
the state. It has gone up against sew
eral teams this summer with remark
able success, and has shown it's oppo-
nents that it can play ball.
On Tuesday afternoon the team
crossed bats with an aggregation OF
players from Cuthbert, Eufaula, Madi-
son, Ashburn, Coleman Station and
one or two other towns, the Dawson
nine having only home men.
The game was pretty one, result
ing in tie-9 to 9. 1t was really
Dawson's game until the last half of
the ninth inning, the score standing
to in DawsOn's favor, when Cuthbert
went in for its inning and piled upfour
runs on as many errors. 1t was thus
necessary to play ten innings, with a
result of another run being made by
each side and making the score 10 to
10. The game was called by Umpire
w. A. Baldwin on account of dark
ness.
Martin pitched one of the prettiest
games of the season, striking out fif-
teen men and holding Cuthbert down
to only few hits. Rawls for Cuth-
bert struck out seven men.
Following was the score in innings
Dawson. @ 3 0 o 4 0 0 Ito
Cuth bert. ....1 0 3 90 90 Ito
Batteries Martin and Kenny,
Rawls and Foster. Strike outs:
Martin Is, Rawls T.
TUESDAYS GAME.
The two teams were to have played
another game Wednesday afternoon,
but on account of rain it was postpon-
ed until Thursday morning. 1t was
decidedly the prettiest game OF ball
which has been seen here this sum-
mer. and both teams did good playing
A score of to in Dawson's favor re-
suited.
one of the features Of the game was
home hit by HERS in the first in
ming. He sent ball flying far over
the right felder's head and lost it in
the field beyond, making complete
circle of the bases midst perfect
babel of cheers.
The following was the score:
Dawson. 90 2 0 %
Cuth bert. ..l 0 Q l 0 OF . "a
Batteries: Martin and Kenny, Dunn
and Foster. Strike outs: Martin III,
Dunn 10.
TIE IN CUTHBERT GAME.
Dawson went down to Cuth bert Mon,
day afternoon and played the third
game of the season with the
team of that town. Only five
innings were played the game
being called on account of rain.
A score of five and five resulted.
Dawson stin sustains the enyiable rep
utation of not having met defeat this
season.
TWO GAMES WITH MOULTRIE.
Dawson and Moultrie will go up
oainst each other this Tuesday al
tern0on and tomorrow "wednesday
morning on the local diamond in
what are expected to be two OF
the best games of the season. Moultrle
boasts ,ofone of the best amateur teams
of the State. while the Dawson team
has shown themselves to be invincible
this season. Large crowds are expect
ed TO witness both games.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
New Crop Ruta Baga, White Globe, Cow Horn
Red Top and Flat Dutch Turnip Seeds at
DAWSON DRUG CO., Wholesale and Retail.
FARRAR & HARRIS, Propretors.
SCARLET FEVER IN SMITHvILLE.
Rev. E. M. Whiting, Who Went There to
Assist in Meeting, Returned Home.

The Lee County Journal, published
in Smithville, contained the following
item of local interest in it's last issue :
"Rev. E. M. Whiting came up Mon
day from Dawson on the noon train to
assist Rev. r. M. Allison in conduct
ing revival at the Methodist church,
but on account of the prevalence of
scarlet fever the town authorities
thought best to close the meeting and
he returned home Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Whiting is man beloved by all
who know him. His sermons are full
of sympathetic warnings so likely to
touch the responsive heart. We re-
gret we could not see more of him, and
trust he will be with us again when
we resume protracted meeting in Sep
TENDER"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
MR.. F. c. SAUNDERS DEAD.
WeII-KnOWn Citizen Passes Away
at His Home in Weston.

Mr.. F. G.. Saunders died at his home
in Weston on last Tuesday. He had
been in feeble health for some time,
and the sad event was not altogether
unexpected, At the time of his death
he was 81 years old. He was proml;-
nent in Masonic circles and was good
and useful citizen.
The deceased was the father OF Mrs.
A. r. McCollum of this city, who has
the sympathy of her many friends IN
her sorrow,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
GIN And MILL REPAIRING.

NV friends who have gins, en-
o;nes and boilers or any kind of
machinery needing repairs will
nIease write me at Dawson. | have
fitted Mr.. S. r. Potts and my son,
Ed I'D with a nice line of tools
and fittings and they are on the
road. All work given them will
he appreciated by me as we'll as
them. Yours to please.
q. v. PACE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
We Have the Exclusive Sale

in this section of the celebrated
Barnesville Buggles, Jackson G. Smith
& Son, and Summers Buggy Co., o.
Rarnesville, Ga. They are the origin
ators. and build the only genuine
GAINESVILLE bugo les. ao>-
D''- = T.OWREY g. DAVIDSON.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
Fresh Bakers Bread

am tlrning out delicious and
wholesome bakers bread from my nc"
bakery north of the Central depot .o,.,l MY nf
%, uan e,on makes daily trips to all parts OF
tb " city | also carry a full line Oh
1fesh grOo0i i0 W. T. HAY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
A Correction.

Tn an account of the death OF the III
tie daughter of Mrs. W. c. BigeioW' OF
near Yeomans, which appeared in last
weeks NEWS, the name ana age OF tne
1ecaased was incorrect. The little
GIRL was named Nellie and not Annie;
and : nd was w nine instead of ten years OF
AGE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24

do it Sod dItyP If so, don't neglect 4 its u
may save you speItt pes ~ liver Tle med.
Herbine is the only PEREZ. a ~ fever.
icine It cures ehills anu anu i eo
Price SOC. IA"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
sure a cold in one day. No cure, ID
nav. Price % cents.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
Van Know What You Are Taking

uhan Won take Groves Tasteless
ch wne@ Tonic g because the formula is
oni,I I nrinted on every bottle, show.
Ing that is simply Iron ana ~ Q uap Zee
tassteless form. No cure. no Day! '''
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
Fruit Jars at Cost.

W. ror the next ten days we will offer
d dC1 AaS0n's fruit jars at 65 cents per
it a.Tu' Call at once, as we have linn
supply. I. o. WHITCHARD & &C.
Bara! little more and get a genuine
brr,u!?syllle buggy. If you want cheap
'sleS get them at their value.
LOWREY & DAVIDSON.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
A SUPERB GRIP CURE,
in Shellman,Sunday.

in Shellman'Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. McLain and children are
at Indian Springs.
Dr. w. T. Rogers of Coleman was
in the city Monday.
Mr. A. J. Carver has been on a "trip
to Savannah.
MIR. J. D. Bell spent Sunday in
Shellman.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24

Your druggist knows a good thing
when he sees it. Ba always keeps DR.
Tichenor's Antiseptic for sale because
it issa good thing. He likes to sell it
because it always gives perfect salts
! faction.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24

Any druggist will sell you bottle
of DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic for SOC.
and tell you what it is good for free OF
charge. Try it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
4 gross good backing =.
II boxes good matches.
2 dozen boxes best TOOTH,

4 gross good backing. 1c. pc
II boxes good matches. i. Sc. or
2 dozen boxes best tooth
PICKS. ...............- sc. pc
l pound best cooking
soda. 49,. 4c. pa
5 dozen ladies handker-
chiefs. ............. Sc. eat
2 doz. glass lamps, worth
Csc. reduced to. -. Is cen
dozen cedar buckets 2
hoops. .............. IS cen
10 dozen sets good tum>
Good set iron stone Chi
ma plates -. -. SOC pc
l lot lanterns, worth 75c
cut Erlce. ....,.4...... SSc-. e
3 gross best blueing..... &c. pc
Best Eagle brand lemon
extract, 80. ,....... SC. DO
36 dish pans good size 10c. o
One lot mems negllgee
shirts. -. Csc. e
cases lamp chimney's
No | and 2.......,... &c. ea
200 pairs of ladies fancy
hose q bargain at l5c.
our closing price. 49,. 10 cen
$50 pairs ladies oxfOrds
closing price. ........ 80 cen
2 dozen large oak rocking
chairs to go in this
sale. 80. s1.s9 {
Big lot ladies sailors and
trimmed hats reduced. 23c ca
200 pairs mems black
clay worsted pants
worth S1.25 cut price. S9c. pt
1000 yards lace inserting lAc p
lot boys waist good
quality 4 to II closing
price ...... ......, 15c. es
300 hundred pairs mems
sox 49,. SC. pc
200 pairs of ladies grey
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-24
We reduce stock and make for fall We
have long tell Read the prices They the talking

per box hose ................. &c. per pair
only 10 dog ladies vesto bleach
ed and unbeaehed 49,. sc. each.
"a blackIng brushes. -. 10c each.
per ooN'. box writing paper and
envelopes. ............ sc. per box.
packa&S~ 200 negligee shirts worth
ESQ all colors, closing
each. price .............. 45c each.
mems string ties worth
enUs 15c. reduced to. ....... &C. each.
y mems black alpine
eh6s' hats former price 81 so
closing price - CSC each.
per ST. IS crush hats worth 72c. 48c each.
per set. SHOESsAND SLIPPERS.
each. Is better grade oxfords
per box. closing price. ......... so cents.
10o pairs tan cloth top
BOTTLE, worth sl.25 ........... zoe. per pr.
only. 80 pairs old ladies COM
forts to8 ...... :. CSC. per pr.
each. " pairs ladies fine slip
pers worth s1.75 49,. SIPS per pr
each. g. 48 pairs still better, solid $3.50 per Or
36 pairs mems wei kid, a
$500 shoe. .... $1.9S only.
ents. 2S pairs patent leather
worth $1.75. s100 only.
ents. 200 pairs baby shoes. 80. zoe per pair
II alarm clocks worth
S1OO . 50 cents.
, each. Car load of rocking chairs
and dlHing chairs, bed
each. steads, tables and bu.
reaus. Clocks and
trunks on easy pay
per pr. ments.
per yd. We carry full line OF
groceries always fresh.
Goods delivered.
each. Arbuckle coffee on Satur
day l2c per package.
per pair package to the Gus
toner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17

GREAT SPECIAL
$50 yards All Sik Black Peaa de Sole and Satin
DacheSse, the quality Of either Is guar En@
anteed by as TO be strictly first class; N @@ge
usual 96c quality, per yard, only 49,. S1SSU
so pieces Satin Berber and Sole, in plain coiors,
gvhh raised cord or dots; In old rose, tan, castor,
pearl gray and ne1v blae; SO inches q Gm
3vfde qUonh soc per yard, 6-yard &aRN
dress pattern for ................. W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
GLOVES

stock the largest the
nave all imaginable and all qualities OF our
that gloves
What do you
ior Ito bought the az
That's guarantee to YOU
sen that
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