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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-07

Appearances are often deceitful
Many bad egg has a good shell
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-07

Loves supposed blindness has cos
the gas company many a dollar.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-07

. a - TO RIA
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of &rKAzzzx
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-07

Experience is the'p a man gets for
making q fool of himself.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-07

Praise a woman's taste, and you NAV
attack her sense with impun1ty.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-07

Mean time is the kind the averag
bargain counter clock keeps.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-07

Misses May Wheatley and vi Gala
way have returned home from a de-
lightful visit of two weeks in Macon,
the guest of Mrs. James Galloway.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-07
BITS OF NEWS TOO
SHORT FOR A HEAD,
Boiled Down to Five Lines and bunch
ed Together.
HAND MIRROR OF EVENTS HERE
Happenings in City and Suburb of
Local Interest to Be Perused at
Leisure While Your Coffee Is
Cooling.

Fresh maple sugar.
HUDsoN's DRUG STORE.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-07

Mrs. John r. Shaw, after visit of
few days at the home of her father,
Capt. G. W. Fielder, returned to Allan
ia yesterday morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
CITY eaevITIEs.

There will be meeting Of tho Art League
nj the Taylor school NJ 1Q;3S this morning.
All Interested are invited.
The trustees Of the Carnegie Library
association have not yet passed upon the
plans submitted for the building.
rhe executive committee of the State
Press association II expected 10 meet IN
IIoitston today IN advance OF the meeting
~ tbc State association, which ccmniences
here tomorrow.
So. Mays Episcopal picnic VIII take
'rraln leaves Bonner rnlut $50 n. M. stops
Mt Hill street and fryc's store. Return
leave In Porto az " III.
There nrc undcllvered telegrni,s ut the
company for Charles y. Evans Mary Lin
scy, Lunnie brennan. Arthur Davis. J. T..
Wlthcrs. james Kelley q \. Hayes,
rho officers and executive hoard OF the
CITY Federation of Clubs will have mn open
meeting nj $40 o'clock IN the Lycenm
library room. Mt which very interesting
program VIII be given ana tho members
Of rho various clubs VIII hc Invited.
Tho meeting of the tnlnn of Unions with
the Frances willard unlou win be held
NJ 1 o'clock this aft rnoon AZ tho resi-
drncc OF Mrs. Goo1mai. 2S03 En9clke
street. The pubic Is Invited 10 nitcnd thu
chapel.
Mr.. y. l.. James, county superintendent
Of public Instruction. stated restcrda4 that
returns Of the scholastic census from some
" the rural districts OF Harris county
were being made 10 his office now. hut
that no Idea of the general result can yet
he obtained.
Oscar Robinson, coloro1, was examined IN
Justice llil's court yesterday an n charge
OF attempt NJ arson aud was bound over
10 the criminal court IN the sum of $500
Charley Jnckson. nso coored. was bound
over In the sum ~ $3.50 on a charge of
assault 10 murder,
Thomas ] Davis of Houston aud Miss
Laura Henderson Of Little waite OAK were
married AZ $50 o'clock last night nj the
homo NJ the brides parents. Rev, H. Am.
mons Of the Tabernacle baptist church Of
| Houston performing the ceremony, MIR.
ma Mrs. Davis VIII reside I'm tho city
whore they have large circle OF mutual
friends
There was very pleasant dinner pnrty
given at the IIutchins House Yesterday by
Mr. w O Ncwhaus of Schulcuburg 10
the following guests: Mrs G. T. Shenrn
Miss Maggie Shcarn. Mr. Gus Cranz and
Mr. aud Mrs j V. Newhaus Of Houston
G. l.. NewhHus of HHckhcrrv. Mrs w q
Newhans aud Miss Adele Waigcmann of
Schucnburg.
There were only two members of tbc
special committee Of slN aldermen one from
each ward who Went out Yesterday to In.
sncct the park With the view of invcstlrat.
ing the ACCESSIBILITY of placing an aripstan
wen there Aldermen O'Lcnrv aud rhomp.
son. Ihct are both convinced of the ncccs.
sity ot II pure water supply. hut Tho great
demand iusi now for wolf boring Will mako
the placing ~ VOL there now rather
expensive
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PERSONAL MENTION

Lnwlnr.
:, John JulIr of Jullr is located at the
Bristol vac
w. ]. cavcrlcy Of Denver is guest a,
tho lawlor.
R%h"rt Coleman ot Colorado is stopping
AT the Lnwlor.
Fhil G.. Clark of Macon On. IL among
the arrivals at the Lawlor.
Mrs Grace Moore leaves This morning for
san Angelo Texas ON visit
McsSls A. Bowcrs of pninthnn ana f..
L. lorr yof Neasco are III the Bristol
\ Wrldrman Loft for 81. Louis Yesterday
VIA the international and Great North.
Captain S. s. Ashc has returned amer
Sour Lake,
J Chase we'll known travelling man
OF nallns, rnmc in last night and rut IN
at the Bristol.
Mrs. W. i. Cathcart formerly Miss
1r,i02re,nee hwyer, is visiting her mother NJ
Mcssrs. l.. + Douglass Of 81 Louis ana
Il j. McNahan Of Denver are llie an.
rlTas at the Brisiol
Miss Roper Of Iadonla and Miss Sluhcu
rauch OF llrynn, Texas, are visiting Miss
Emily Woodhead Of 1910 san 1nrintn strcr,.
w D Cleveland, jr len Yesterday FOR
MiWIhiS Via the international aud Great
Northern, TO attend q meeting OF the South.
erh Wholesale Grocors asso 'laton
Miss Jennie rccblcs NJ Nashville Tenn.
rell~ucd last night from Fort worth. tftcr
= plgas1nt visit to tho Rev. mr. llvdc, ami
Is VITA her aunt Mrs, Jones az 1lOl Rrsk
avenue whore she win remain week
h Mr.. NJ McCullom " BETHANY, Mo. is In
nv city looking over the Texas field win
the view Of establishing a canning FAC.
tory somewhere In the state. nroh1hly con
ligEnUS tho fInlt nf
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LEWIS J i j. j =
W. Receive a.
W. atsenioa
w youEaheS
- TO-
NAH. oRDrp,
Every day is busy day at this store--syery gay baa
day. for things reasonably priced mere tat ty rightly
Under the head Of Bargains.
Muslin Undergarments.

labor saving institution is this underearr...s
ton of ours You can't afford to make them WIN seI !
can buy such garments we offer at these priss.
Gowns Skirts, Drawers, Chemse and Corsefp ~, ~
ers made of good muslins. wearable trimmins AZ ~
finished seams; each Observation-Disclosures WI
Gowns Skirts, Drawers, Chemse and Corse u.
ers, made of good muslins and cambrics nic'a
trimmed full finished seams; each Ivy
Gowns Skirts, Drawers, Chemise and Corset q. !
ers good muslins and cambrics, trimmed IN lse 49,
and embroideres, full finished seams: each. ~
Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Chemise and Corset r..
ers good musns and cambrics, pretty laces ~
embroideries. full finished seams; each M s
Gowns Skirts. Drawers, Chemise and Corset ~
ers good muslins and calnbrics. handsoms,
trimmed in lace and embroidery; each W.
Gowns. Skirts. Drawers, Chemise and Corset a.
ers, good musns and cambrics beautifully trjmmsa
garments worth fully LIS each; each .
Ladies' Cambria Drawers, mado Of soft Camhrls
full umbrella ruffles, tucked, worth 25c: a pair
Ask to be shown those beautiful Lawn Undersklr,
that we have just received. Lovely garments d,
geously trimmed in Platte. Valencennes and H.
chon Laces and fine Embroidery; prices range fran
s. "A
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OLD soAkERs.
Gst snturatod WITH caffeine


WHOM person has used coffee for a
numbcr OF Years anu gradually declined In
hraltb II Is time inc volee should bc left
on IN order to see whether or not that
has been the cause OF the trouu,c
A lady In Huntsville Ala, Mrs. $, NJ.
Ernzlrr snys she used cofee for about
fcity Scars aud for the past twenty years
was truunicd with stomach trouble. Il
ha,e been treated by many physicians, but
ll Ia vain Everything failed 70 perfect
y r'irc. Mas Frustrated for some time,
sufficiently TO partnkc Of food and drink
! iricd coffee again and IL soured on my
stomach.
Il hually concluded eorec was the causs
Of my troubles and stopped using 1t. 1
iiicd tea and then milk In Its place, bus
hrither agreed with mo. then ! commenced
using Postum Food Cofec. | hal II prop
crly made aud IL was very pleasing TO the
taste.
II have now used 1t four months, and my
health Is so greatly Improved that | can
eat almost anything ] want and can sleep
well. Whereas, before, | suffered for years
with insomnia.
II have found the cause OF my troubles
and a way to get rid OF them. You eau
depend upon IL | appreciate Postum"
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hemnstaad Local News.

Hampstead. Texas, May 9i-Therc was
children service ut the Methodist church
last night. The exercises consisted OF
songs, mrHIc aud rccltatlons hy the littlc
children If tho sunday school.
Mr.. and MIS-. G. +. Elnpcr left Satur.
day night for Memphis, Tenn. They VIII
he gone lboHt two weeks.
Miss Elma Hin returned home yesterday
from Bolton whore she has been ~ nt'
tendance on school for the past term
Tic Young gentlemen VIII give = danr'
At Frcnnn's hall tonight, The Brenham
orchestra viii furnish thr music.
Al adjourned meeting OF the school hoar,i
was held this forenoon In tho coiincil
chamber, The only business ot Importance
was completion of the new organization
mud the Officers and committees nf inc
hoarl now ARE; $. II. Flake. president; 7.
y. Perry, secretary; j. I Bowen, treas
urer; w, \. Norwood president pro tenn.
Following committees were appointed ~
the president aud confirmed by The bnnrd;
Rules aud regulations w ~ Norwopu
and y. " Dcadrlch
Finance II, y. Perry and George j. Cen
oily
..Tcxt book and education W l. Craig and
W y. Norwood.
Examining ann nominating W $; Ctoig
ana j. T. Bowen, president added.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22

evening, May u, nj which time tue toa
loving progrnmy will be rendered shh
russ OF thirtcpn receive diplomas. -,
Essay Success IL the Outcome ~ "
fort s..........a.... Miss Rally west
ESSAY, "a Rare. ricture 'ia,llery ,,n
=, s,................ MISS Netuc DIV"
Essay, cardinal ne Ricnel'ra y. ,ao,o
go. .....s,.l. !. Miss Maggie Adoue
Observation-Disclosures, Miss I. ihfN'iih Il
Essay, "1'hc Wall Must Wear ihr
Weather stain Before I, ss'Ss ~, Ivy s,ter
Essay, Not an Essay". Miss Aiyne Guymles
Essnv. Texas and Her undeyelopeeha. 80.
Essay "characterlstIcs q the Age %
Essay. All the Worlds 4 stage anu
al the Men and Women Merely
-. '!NIn ..4.,-t.s... MISS ahts,v, S"'"''
Essay. Life is What We MAKE $50,
Historian .. Miss Addlo Platte
Prophecies ...s. iil-s Bessie Gillard
........, MHs rtarl West
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Embroideries.

Another throng of delighted buyers filled our EN-
roiderv sections yesterday Plenty for your aeecton
TODAY: but such matchess values not last always
therefore. come early.
15c and zoe Edges and Insertions, In Hamours' .
Swiss and Nainsook: yard .....,.,..'t''.''''' "
c~es , and Naineook. a ward NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ioo
35c and Acc Edges and Insertions, in HAMBURG 49,
Swiss and Nainsook; yard. .......,.....t''.' LOG
Syss and Nansook: yard 22o
Use and S5c Edges and Insertions, in Hamburg,
Swiss and Nansook; yard ,....,....,...'''.'' ZSc
so and 200 Allover Embroideries, in Hamburg
and swiss: n ward ..,.......... 75c
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NAVAsoTA NEWS NOTES.
Surveying Party Has Run Line Int
Town.

Surveying Party Has Run a Line Into
Town.
Navasota, TEXTS MAY oi- Captain Har.
riS aud his patty Of surveyors came INTO
town this morning from the northwest cor
rcr For several days It has been known
that the party was coming this way, rnu
ming what may and what may not he thu
last line far tho new road, They STONED
the southwark march Mt punlaPs Gin aud
jumped TO the Navasota river From Their,
the( nave been iudustriously seeking The
hrst way into Navasota. They came aronnd
hehind the cemeteries, across the rear part
81 T, d, Ahernathy'S property up eight,
shrougA inc property recently owned ~
Mrs Mass. through the SANTA Fc cotton
wharf, through Noucps X COS new lumber
shed ANA 70 the uulon depot
the nam object OF this linc seems TO
ing on the river hank. When this crossing
mas been determined Il straight line wi I
be ran to Dunlap'S gin.
LOT of the Je0ms belonging 10 7 4.
JohhSonS grading outfit pNSsed through
ihH city this mnrning on thcir way FROM
Whqrton 70 Wclhorn, whore they VIII flii
and Great Northern grade. More teams SO
coming from san Antoao
,,' thc rlse of Dr. u, l.. Peoples v ;uo
per month as called tor Ia tho ol ard
nance, Instead of nc %il nc3 mnaln As lad
Gown In the new lrtlluwts. Was csllCl
inc case Is Que wherein the question us
10 whether or not tho statute Is maltlu
tory When IL SAWS that salaries Of certain
City officers shall hc SGT at the last meet
Ing In December preceding tho election fse
said oflcer, or whether AMY rpas0nnhe
time before The snid election Is sufficient
length hN County Attorney shannon ana
tolnncl Roouc, aud contested for the Vtry
b. CIV Attorney LOWS anil King 4
except tho question Of law, and when tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
AN EVENT POSTPONED.
MANAGER eorgnan.s aenea. wIn ID,

Manager Bergman's Benefit win Occur
on MAY 81
ON account 81 the Illness OF some ~ lts
members the mansfield club has found It
Unnecessarily 70 make several changes III It's
plans for the performance Il Is 10 give
for the benefit of Manager r. Rcrgmon ~
sweeney s coomhs' theatcr, The, date y
The cfent has been postponed from Friday.
Man ~, th Friday. May 81 IN order 10
give iho nicmhcrs OF the club more llna
a. prepare for II. and the hill isolr has
hcci changed somewhat, Instead ~ IN
comedy "tirccn Roam Fun which WIS
al'enallv nnnouneed. piece called ,rrane
GlvH'e Wlfe' VIII hc put on rho me
ssEtniion af this play aud of the rnn,tiy
sketsh entitled "Pallo's Luck" wi'i, Ia toi.
nectlan With the dancing az Master lean
POTTER, eansiimtc the program for IA
eveuing. 4 rehearsal was held NJ inc
fhenteg last night and favorable progress
WAS nGted
Manager hvrgnan announces thai Tile
box office VIII bc opened for the reseeva
May ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22

ladies' IL extremely appropriate, Miss POLK
Genes of IN old Southern family, who have
scrs ed their couutrv faithfully. she Is the
erandnIece ~ bishop and General Lcnnid,ns
Charles Miller, who served in the e NJ
f,derate army IN the First Tennessee n 4.
rent under Generals Leo nud Sionew III
Jackson. and served az one time as courier
for General Forest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22

There win hc no mems meeting next Sun
day a, y, m. on account of the mcetluh
for men only To br held at the Christian
church az that houE There will be meet
iugs held AT the association hall on June
= ana also June celebrating the httieth
anniversary ~ the organization of the
American association, wIrn appropriate od-
dresses aud music VIII De given.
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Sponsor for FIRST Rrloade

General Mott Of Galveston has appoInle,
Miss Annette Polk, daughter of MIR. ana
AIRS, 1. j Polk, sponsor for the First
brlsadf Southeast Texas subdivision. ana
Miss Alma Miller OF Houston maid n
scnor. They win leave saturday for Mem.
rhislaeve the International aud Great
Nclhcrn. rhaperpled hy Mrs. MoliIc No,
tsIii Knseiilfrg aud sirs- G, b. Stone. both
VI Galveston,
the appointment q seth Of these young
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
Uniform Rank x. OF p.

The Uniform Ruak, Knights OF Pythias.
VIII meet tonight at the lodge room OF
Texas lodge No, / to,recruit members To go
lutp active training for the grand coucluve
70 be- held at san Francisco IN l'O2. Vita
the view ut bringing the donors back To
ilnuston. An pHorr will lc mad 20 p,U,
Wide now uniforms IN which to make the
trip to san FrancisCo.
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Eor the Bows.

The Young Mons Christian Association
Is planning to give line outing for the
boys. TN Friday night an entertainment
Will be given In the Y, NJ. c. a, HAN for
the fund witch win pay the EXPENSES Of II
weeks camp, \ good program Is being pre-
pared aud the huis Interested are selling
tickets for the event IL Is eNpe.tru tLe
hoys VIII secure plenty OF cncouraG' ncnt,
ne camp WITH be given early In June.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
eRYAN peopLE wANr THE FAlR.
Business League Committee Win Find
Out How Much.

NFfN lNbW NthNtls
Rrynn, Texas, Nav y Tho eNc,uilvr
committee aprn'Atcd 10y tho huwucs, t,un
10 wqrgFrtt' pima for 10" ""stu'sli!n'f
ot % cnpntr fair association hrll nee,
ior lids afternoon to consider WAYS and
moons TIE committc, thought ra,uram =
ut the m3tter end nrAh,rl 4 >,.,..,,.n .
ttc composed or W Il, Johnson. r.
Nvhh, 81. NJ. llrndon \ VI. Nalrnp ii
4. und VI. college 10 ,lnyAsk ihu clD mn
I've college - .tsrCS' lni Il fhr us,hs.,9,,
amount ~ stock could he sold 10 mt tho
mltlvr ep tdir ilis is'niNlirt"e WIFI 10
rnri to the executive committee on Frllny
afternoon. The sentiment or the pconlp
t. unanimous for the fulr
The following marriage licenses have heep
issued from the county clerk Office. i
\. MeGregor 10 Miss Annie smith JacN
IlosS 10 Mrs Fannie Palmer loo Kroll Ia
Sophla krfena, l., Crtrone to lMcia PAT
tNneuL Walter Campbell 20 Lille Jones
ana j. Il. Barnctt TO Miss Norma Moss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
GALVESTON RED MEN
In the City Comforting Degrees on Men
bers OF the [ title Ellis Trihn

5ers OF the Little Elks Tribe.
The degree team OF Caroukaway tribe of
Red Men Of Galveston, who have since the
state convention OF Red Men at Dallas
been travelling through the state comforting
degrees al Dallas, Temple, san Antonio and
Austin reached Houston yesterday ana
last night conferred three degrees In the
latte ElkS tribe of Houston. The degree
team OF lhe taronkaway tribe is one OF the
pest IN the state and Is made up as fot.
lows: Prophet, g. II, lIouScngcr: snrhem,
"a Sedgweck, cantain of the team senior
ssaganGrc, u G. Wise; Junior sagnmorc.
W. J, ,Stelnhrink; first smnap, 6, Hartman;
second sounap. George Burgess FIRST mys,
terry man Thomas Reardnn, sccond uiys.
tery man, Ar ltcduck; first warrior Mat
seNmopr; second warrior j. II. Reeve:
ihhird warrior. u. Bol|iinan; fourth wnrrIor.
" btown; hrst brave. I, H. Davis,
second brave, y, NJ. Kelley; third brave.
G, + puncy: fourth brave, NJ, nurN,am;
musician Henry Block nnl Henry lmn.
seeker rrst runner, William Llons; soc
ond runner ]. II. KissinEer: gard ~ Wig
Durham
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Archie NJ, the infant son M MIR. ana
Mrs a. VI. Outlaw Of Beaumont, died at
r. +. rye, relative whom the family
Is visiting, aud who resides at o20i Main
street. The remains or the child VIII ho
shipped To Columbia for burial this morn.
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Maru M Mononn.ll

. WITS, WdTy Vt, WCDOnncTT,
Mrs. Mary NJ Mcdonnell. aged - years,
wife ~ W. W. Mcdonnell, died Yesterday
morning AZ o'clock AZ the family resi-.
dcnrc, lH0i Congress avenue Tho funeral
VIII take place today from the residence
ut 10 O'Clock a. N and tho nicrrent WIN
follow In Hollywood cemetery.
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Want t'Be Pu, on n R,e,lo

For rates and particulars about ,he ran,
American Exposition call on any Missouri,
dress w. g. CRuSii.
cenl Pass Agt., Dallas. Texas.
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Corporation aud notary seals So 30; nnch
Ct seals for poiarics, $500. Joseph /
kaufman, engraving, stencil cutting ana
rubber stamp works, zoos Preston avenue
Houston, Texas.
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Hosiery.

The kinds that wear well are the kinds We ssu
Ladies' Fast Black Plain Hose our regular 1o
kind, today. pair .........,.....
Ladies' Fast Black Plain Hose, our regular il
kind. today, pair ..........r.............. 4
Ladies' Fast Black Lace Hose, our regular IA
kind, today. pair ......H
Ladies' Dropped Stitch Hose, our regular 35c kind
today. pair Observation-Disclosures. 4
Ladies' Ingram Lisle Hose. dropped stitch and far
cy ribbed, our regular 35c kind. today. a pair . i
Ladies' Ingram lisle Hose, fancy ribbed our iN
kind today, pair Observation-Disclosures. 4
Children's Fast Black Rib Hose, sizes IL to II.
our 15c kind today pair. ...........,..........g
Boys Bicycle Rib Hose sizes to 10. our regular
zoc kind, today, pair .............aa
luens Black and Tan Hose our regular 15c kind
TO-DAY. mir d
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Calvert Commencement.

calvert, Texas, Mas 2i,eCommcnccmrnt
exercises Of tho Calvert city school VIII
DO Aeld at Casimlrs opera house Friday
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Was ist dasg stencils, rubber stan,ns
]. V. Love. a2o5 Mechanic ST.. Galveston.
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no the Patrons OF Burkharts Hand
Lnnndrys Mr. McNabh Is driving our
wagon formerly driven by MIR. pickans
Please ring us M oe drop us card II you
waRn hand work. ]. Z. Burkhart
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II rHE nABY is CUTTING rrnru

be sure and use that old and well trics
remedy, Mrs, Wlnsiow's Soothing Syrnn
for children teething, IL Scothrs the chiid
softens the gums, allays an pain, cnrNs
wind collie and Is the best remedy for
diatrhoca.
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NO LADY sAuTER's psll'a' a. !
sc7 Preston avenue. Nice n0n' AZ u.
beef and roasts sold IN snss. ~
imported and domestic ens's sud ~
lrands OF preserved NV sss ug
at reasonable prices. ha'nt l1iissr
Market. Phone loss fV~
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Black Taffeta Silk Specials.

19inch Black Taffeta Silk, 60c values. ,........
19inch Black Taffeta Silk, 75c value. ..........
29-inch Black Taffeta Silk, 90c value. .........
2S-inch Black Taffeta Silk, 100 value. ...,....
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UnIined Top Skirts.
Black Taffeta Silk skirts.

Black Taffeta Unlined Skirt trimmed in two graz
uated circular founces, edged with trimming 4 4,
lou value ...,.'' =
Black Taffeta Unlined Skirt, trimmed with tnl9
Liberty Silk plated ruffles. very full very nsls w.
some skirt, worth 1900. ~
black Tafeta Skirt tucked all over with gradusl@s
applique circular flounce; very swell skirt wons =,
13 so . ...........,.ha
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FouIards and Other Silks.

Foulard Dress Patterns beautiful new designs, cor
rect colors, 1900, 1850 and 1900, ....,.n
Foulard Dress Patterns, the choicest things Of The
season. were 1850, 1900 and 1000. ........s.is
20inch Printed Foulards, our regular soc value. 4
2iinch Twilled Fouards, our regular TIC and Sc
Corded Wash Silks we have been selling them q
50ci today you can have them at. ............el
Extra quality Peau de Sole full 1.25 quality ..s,os
All Silk Satin Duchesse, full 75c quality
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-22
Standard
Patterns.

Advance Pat
terms for July
are in.