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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-06
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DEATHS.

| FoSTBR,-Wolfe City. Texas. February
?. Mr.. Benton Foster IN old and highly
respected c!tisen OF this PLACE, and an
oX-Confederate veteran. died at the home
lof Wiiltlm Wngo 4 few miles cast OF
here Yesterday
| PERKINS, --Lceswlllo, Texss. February
S.--Mrs. H. O, Perkins was buried here
yesterday Mrs. Perkins was the sister
OF Messrs. ]. NJ. and f. NJ, Caraway
and Mrs. L. a pruett She leaves a
husband and four children.
Notwithstanding. Texas. February
S."-Louls Enderle, an old ploneo. OF this
place. died last night and was Inferred
today In Glen Rest cemetery. Deceased
was well known in this section and was
an old trail boss IN the old cattle days.
BLACkBURN.-Bre Texas. Feb
ruary 5.--Mrs Mary Blackburn, aged q
years, died st Burton Monday with nueu-
monla, Mrs. Blackburn had been resi-
dent Of Burton for many years. She Is
survived by seven children. three sons
aud four daughters.
ADRIANoE.-'Brenham, Texas. Feb
ruary ., Mrs. John Adriance, aged g2
ye}rs' died at Columbia Sunday morning
AIRS. Adriance was the mother of Mrs
X. 5, Nh, ird of Bastrop and the grand.
mother Of Mrs. c. Fittger Of this city.
beth OF whom we're present when IN,
end came. The surviving children o.
sides Mrs. Maynard. are two sons. resi-
dents OF New York.
MACklN.--Tayior Texas. February s. 49,
Mrs. M. A, Mackn, the aged mother Of
I'VE sons and one daughter, sll wen
known at this place died at Laredo. nj
the house OF one Of her sons, on sunday
naght and was buried here yesterday
afternoon at o'clock in the Catholic
cemetery.
CouNNctLs~-Alvin. Texas, February A.
Mrs. Nellie Council died at the home Of
me- daughter Mrs. d. J, Ryan. a fow
miles east OF here. yesterday afierno5n
aged 90 years, Paralysis was the cause
OF her dtnth The remains win be
taken TO Springfield, H., her old home,
tonght for ipterment. Tho deceased had
lived here about seven years ana en-
toyed a wide circle Of friends.
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CURE For SMALLPOX.
An Old Recipe from n Scrap Book,
Said to lie Invaluable.


The Post has bsen requested 10 pub
iiah the following newspaper clipping;
Looking over an old lady's scrap boob
lately the following recipe for smallpox
was discovered with some lines under
meath stating that she had tried the re-
cipe and found it Invaluable. How much
trouble has been appreheaded by ST.
Louis people from this dread disease
lately, IT may be well 10 give them The
benefit Of the old ady's recipe. 1t com-
menced In the following words: 81 here
with append a recipe which has been
used In hundreds of cases. Il will pre-
vent or cure smallpox, though he pitt
tlngs are filling. When Jenner dlscoy-
cred cowpox in England the world of
science husled an avalanche OF fame
upon his head, but when the creates
scientific school of medicine in the world
THAT II Paris-pUclisGed recipes as a
pahaeea for smallpox II passed unheeded.
II is untailing as fate and conquers In
every instance. II % harmless when
taken by well pew.n, II will also cure
scarlet fever. The recipe as | have used
u has cured my children OF sear.et
FEVER here II is as ] have ussd 1t TO
cure SMALLPOX. When learned phys clans
said the Thtieni must die. 1t cured. and
here II Is;
Sulphate OF zine. grain; foxglove
tdigwalisl, l grain, half teaspoonful OF
sugar mix with Two eablolpoonfuls of
wafer when thoroughly mixed. add feut
ounces of water; Jake q spoonful every
hour,
Either disease will disappear in
Twelve hours. For child, smaller doses
according TO age"
Then follow the remarks: ..If counties
would compel their physicians 10 use
this. there would be no need Of nest
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THE SHIP SUBSIDY BILL
lald Aside And Superseded as Unfinished
Business
the DISTRICT or COLUMBIA BILL PASSED
The senate Hogan Consideration OF
the West Point Approprin-
tion nil.

Washington. February 5.--The senate
today passed the District OF Columbia
appropriation bill and partially consld-
cred the bill making Appropriated Tor
the supper; o. the West Point military
academy.
During the day ny shIp subsidy bill
was formally laid asldc aud superseded
as the unnnished business.
Mr.. Teller called up and spoke upon HIS
resolution calling upon the secretary or
war for information concerning tho re-
ports OF the deportation OF George r..
Rice, editor OF a Manila newspaper. to
the United states by the general IN
charge OF the American forces Ia the
philippines He read the psess reporta
concerning MIR RIoea case saying that
he did nat wonder that he was defiant,
knowing there was no law Justifying his
expulsion, Mr. Teller said he did not
Know whether Rlo6e paper had boon
suppressed. but he had beon credibly in
formed that four newspapers had been
suppressed In Lison by the military au-
thorities.
MIR. Teller spoke OF the proceeding as
one OF Importance TO all, for MIR, Rice
was a citizen OF the United States and
an offenso against him was an offense
against every other citizen OF the coun.
Try
Tho District OF Columbia appropriation
bill WAS passed at o'clock,
Tho senate then took up the bill MAX
Ing appropriations for tho military acad-
cmy. All the amendments OF The commit
tee on military aifnirs were ngreed TO-
Mr. Foraker announced an amendment
providing for four cadets from Porto
Rico. Mr.. Allen offered an amendment
providing that cadets when enterng
West Point take an oath not to indulge
IN hasing without antlon on either
the senate at $40 y. m, adjourned,
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Matters In bankruptcy before Referee
Burnett.
Marble IN 1nexhaust.blo quantity in
Brewster county.
Death OF Mrs. II. II. Gillette at Cedar
Bayou.
Tho man killed by the cars Monday
night Identified as A. u. Orr.
Mayor Tunly issues his election proc
iamat!on calling election for February 20.
Tho school trustees desrous OF return
ns TO the old system.
Regular monthly meeting OF the Manu-
fac,urcrs' association.
Annual bail OF the z club.
Wee President Buokner Of the New
York Lite Insurance company entertasns
the companys agents.
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mig. Cor due ncnumont ricih.

Corsioans, Texas, February S,--J, n.
niney shipped boring RIG to the Beau.
mont oil field last night, and John n.
Davidson, manager for the Navarro on
company, SHIPPED another today.
a. Ia Scales. prominent In the oil and
Industrial fields here. returned uhis morn.
ing from beaumont and reports that hs
made quito number OF leases while
there He win begin tho work of de-.
Nelopment At once and VIII push things
ulonE AS rapidly as possible. He says
eehuHions IN the Beaumont field are set.
ting down 10 a basis which win nnr,,tt
OF Development work heinz begun.
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!. q. Margreve raiall, Monnarn.

Weath@tori, Texas, February This
afternoon al about 6 o'eloeS. while stand.
Ing IN front Of his store, L. G. Harggoys,
a prominent sroeery man OF this esg.
was shot ihrougA the iptcstincs BY A
pallet from pistol inttho hanls OF a.
w CsoA. shoemaker The shooting IA
me result Of quarrel wAtsh Cook had
with oae Of Hargrovo's clerks. Coax
ned but has been captured ana Is in isll.
HeSgrovc Is dying.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS,
(aNclai 10 The pos,)

Norfolk. Va. February S.-.Arrived, pa,.
mes from Galveston; Ka;endrecnl from Cal
Ney Wess, Fls,--Arriyes; csmal from CA.
weston and sailed for New York
Fayal. Arrived. Auyuste fAustl fr,,r n,
weston Tor havre ,nd Rotterdam for eoli,
AsrAuus.-As-iyed: Hoaiton Q-l IRAN
Galveston "N'
pesson end Key West, CymrSc Tram ilrsr
f9oi. u nre agne from Havre. Sailed,
Alamo for Galveston.
i, liverpool ARRIVED: Comlno (Brl from
Hamburg, Arrived; ISansaanor tI,rN from
Gtlveston N''' "0n
bas,on, Arrived; UitonA from I.lvorpao,
ana 9ueens'pwn' Pomsran,an frcm GLASGOW
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DOMESTIC.

Henry 10. Youtscy was sentenced TO
lfe .nspF!scumen for complo!iy In the
0oehel murder; he VIII make no appeal
Mrs. Carrie Nation smashed saloon
In s-seka, Kan.
Two persous perlshcd and three we're
tasnily burned In hotel are tn New
Ycrk state.
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SUMMARY OF TopAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

Holders az Galveston bonds are to be
asked 10 accept reduction In the rate OF
interest.
Texas SWINE Breeders are In session a,
Mckinney,
Tho funeral OF J. Z. Carpenter took
place a. sherman under Masonic ausS!csS.
The session Of the grand lodge OF odd
Fellows at Dallas was continued.
The governor has sent to the senate his
nominations for A. and NJ. directors.
mass meeting was held at COLUMBUS
sad resolutions adopted protesting aga!psp
tho passage OF the quarantine bill.
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unnl,rnnir, Ninttnr.

san Ansoalo, February 5 George Volt
man a braekeit Kenny county tedar
received his discharge in baakruptev,
trark Re1gan Of Del Rio aso rece vel
his discharge, N''N"
Ge9lSa Bades Of san Aaterao has h,ea
. petition In bankruptcy in the Peie,,,l
coufi, Indebtedness S7G,sSs Incurred ~
dlufal oo9a,y ten wears ago. under Inc
nsias Of fraacois Greyday & CO.
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LEGISLATIVE.

A bill has been introduced TO change the
location OF the court Of civil appeals from
Galveston to Houston.
The Galveston relief bill has been in
PRODUCED IN both houses.
Ex-Governor lIogg addressed the Joint
com.n!,ee In support OF his constitutional
amendments
David u. Hill declined the invitation
TO address the Legislature.
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WASHINGTON

The president sent nomin atlons for gem
crAi on'ctrs o, the army . the senate.
The question OF an extra session OF con-
sre@ was discussed at cabinet meeans.
the action Of tho senate regarding the
ah'p subsidy bill assuros the passage OF
tao rivers and harbors bill at the pres
ent sosslon.
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COMMERCIAL.

Spot cotton closed l,s2 up at Liverpool,
y down at New York, i-16 down a, New
Orleans and revised at Houston.
Wheat closed 3-s lower. oats a shade Zip
and corn shade lower. provisions closed
2is TO 8 lower.
Stocks we're active aud closed generally
higher.
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oncrntInnr nnlnr ne.nmsh

Lima oAlo, February 5.~Aaothcr nj.
vance OF cents per barrel In the Irice
OF Lima oil was made toby. Nc7th LIMA
Is now apo'Sd a; 90 and South Lima at IS.
Npeiamons, which nearly ceased on 40.
y. unt ~ the oil srlke at Reaum1at,
a = '9a are heing resumed In the Lima
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Lana rrenhlc lsI 10 a shnn,lnr.

l@naalo, Texas, February 5,--In an.
aeqty about land Ines about two miles
sootN OF this place, T. Y, Shockley was
shot and painfully injured, one arm being
broken and par. OF the charge en- erins
the SIDE; Shotgun loaded with sm n
shot vas used
j. c Glassoack is now under arrest
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rRANsvAAr.

The Beers captured 200 Briesn ana
KILLED or wounded thirty at the Modders-
fontein hgat.
Beer troops are threatening ,Lourenzo
MARQUEE.
British Losses in South Africa have
been 1889
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ScsssssagGa
This 700, Of many evils

Glsndular tuners, assesses, pimples
and other eutaneous erup,ions sora
ears, in'lamed cyellds, ricketts,. dyspep.
STA. catarrh, readiness to catch cold
and inability to get rid Of !, easily. pale
cess nervousness and other ailments
sNS'Ading the copsumptve tendency
Can be completely and permanently
removed no matter how young or old
the sufferer
Hood Sarsaparilla was given the daughter
OF Suas vernooy, wawarsinE. n. =, who had
broken out with serospla sesss ali over her
face and head. The first bottle helped her
and when she had taken six the sores were all
healed and her fsee was smooth, He writes
that she has never shown any xira Of the
serofaia returning
H0OSss Sas-aapas'ilSa
Promises 70 cure and keeps the
promise Ask your druggist Tor Il
today and accept no suSs,i,stA
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II You hsss, Rheumatism, write Dr
hhoop, Racne. Wis. Box 60. for ak hot
res OF his Rheumatic Cure. exp. paid
asad AZ money. PAY $3.50 II cured.
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CONGRESS.

The senate passed the District OF CO.
irmhla appropriation BIZ sui considered
the West Point appropriation till.
Tao house conA-dered ahe postal bill.
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CHINA,

Tho foreign ENJOYS and tho Chinese
pienpe,cnt'aries held joint meeting at
which the punishment OF gully was dis
cuesed.
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TO PREVENT THE GRIP
.axaeive Bromo-Qulpine removes the
ause

CHANDLER. SrElIiAGEN. - Reagan.
Texas, February 4.--Rohert Chandler and
Miss Viola shelhaxen were married yes
tcrdAy,
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states that sydney n Everett. secretary
and charge OF che United States iesa ION
thorc, committed Suicide by shooting
himself.
President Mckinley has been invited to
vish Little Rock, Ark. and San Jose.
Cal. on his trip TO California.
Representative Tongue (ore) "by ro.
quest" toby introduced IN the house the
charges against Delegate Wilcox OF Ha-
wall, which were recently presented to
the committee on election by Mr.. Gear.
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There and specific medicine for diseases arising hsa
pure blood and dbed system and that Pns celery compound
the remarkable remedy that the scientific this ue
produced.
Its not patent medicine ted public attention by
ment writers Its poprorS claim nothing that will accomplish
prejudiae
curing the diseases which the physician enddh
No remedy accomplished much good achieved such
attention There substitute
we'll.
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Pensions Ets,ntei, oHglnal--John H..
LOWS ,Roclnialc, SIS; Columbus W. Roach,
Kingston, So: George l.. smith. Odessa,
Sis, MeSlcan war widows Elizabeth Jane
Beaton, Coraicana, S.
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RAILROADS.


eoulds are said to have absorbed an-
other road.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
lsnnolnl 10 rhn pnui \

Washlngton, February 6.--rateuls Ia
suca today; john W, Caftey. nastrop,
boat propeller, Benjamin DapbinsSi. san
Antonio. elevator controller.
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Rural free delivery service has been
ordered established Macvh / ri Joshua.
uohnson county, With one tarfler. D. II.
iaice, Jr, He will cover an area OF forty
enc square miles. serving population OF
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"A possorncc has been hcstahlishcd a.
elaGill MILAN eaunty, with Leonidas
Wilson as postmaSter
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houses. II you value adylss NJ
rienee use this for that fer''ss -.
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The Continental hank OF ST. Louis has
been Improved as reserve agent for Nov
Albany National OF Now Albany. Fourth
NationAl OF New York and National Bank
OF Commerce OF 81. Louis for Natsenal
bank Of Grand Saline, and Hanover Ma.
s,Nasai bark OF New YorS for Fawnerx'
National bank OF Howe.
"a c@blesram received here from Uni Cd
States Consul Hunier Of Guatemala Guy
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PRESIDENTS NOMINATIONS.
Promotions for ofHcers of variou
Branches OF Service

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The president
to-day ssnt theso nominations to the sen.
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K. H. CAWTH0N So

r!othlers and As,ters. FuFn'sa'1 ~
Sig and sl4 Mair street. uadeF y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-14

Such VARIETY So completed These are ST
mems of expressions heard about this department
this list closely as each item represents excepti
value for you.
The newest effects in Mems Furnishings is our
lot of halfoe, fancy stripes and polka dots-I4patern
to select from-a price that allows you pair for >.
every day-per -
An excellent showing of Isle and cotton halfhosestpe lace
and embroidery dot creations handsome pair for soc,
Ties in all the latest styes-founhand bows and wind.
Sors-those stylish color combinations SO much in vogue
-subdued or high efects-5oc and.
It's the "ZoInger" shirt that you hear much about
made full in the body with sleeve lengths to each
size, which is desirable you want perfect fitting
shirt or to wear Shirt-waist. Come in blue pink,
oxblood, lavender sripes-made of madras silk a
gngham-SI75, 81. 50 ~
Suit handy.
steel frames and well stcbed22 inch %
A special line of S6 90 They beauties
Come in light coloreather conerspadded
fastening with excelsior lock- Really worth though az
were seihhg ior $V
travelling shopping assortment
Bankruptcies for the best as ....,,.,..
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LAWNS AND DIMITIES.
(First Floor, ReaN)

When you see this line. you'll argree
that we have the largest. choicest and
most complete line of washable fabrics in
the city. This is no bold meaningless
assertion, as you can prove by looking
over the stock You will say as others
have said: How beautiful! How goodl
How cheap. If prices talk, you'll surely
hear these.
1000 yards Choice Lawns in lovely coors, 27 M
inches wide, per yard .....".... ......".... SVC
700 yards-a better quality Lawn, needs So ~
special descr ptOn, at-............. 10 |-SC
Embroidered Dotted Swisses, 500 yards in the ia
lot going at 29c, 25c and. .....,-..~.-...-. /SC
Imported Dimitios, 100 distinctly different or
patterns and styles, per yard. d....... SOC
The best color combinations and prntings very fine
cloth.
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SHOES FOR WOMEN.
IIGrat Eloor Raar
{ First Floor, Rear.)

Your appreciation of this depart
ment is our ambition The prices we
quote on Summer footwear will stand
comparison, and we know you'll favor
u.s.
t.st.
Women's Boot or Oxford in vic or black
diamond kid-hand sewed turn and hand q . m
scwed welt soles-$3.50 down to, to,......VSsVV
Ladies' patent kid Boots Oxfords-made
up in all the latest Styles with the
tremey wide extension sole-s3.50 down q q en-
Also complete line of shoes for Babys wear-here iss
variety ofcolors for you to select from.
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UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY.
First Floor, Rear.)

First Floor, Rear.)
A line of Underwear and Hosiery
for ladies and children-that is equaled
by none. Extensive buying enables US
to quote prices that are remarkably low
for the quality we sell.
lot of odd sizes in ladies' vests and drawers EA
sleeveless or long garment 25c and 100
L'difs aa. them 70. low evening 25c
White wool ladies' ribbed gauze vests and draw
sISas psr sa short sleeves Or .ssvs'''' $500
Good ssasz sas' black cotton he.s'p' L2ac
different lines drop stitched-red black oS~
hose for ladies-per pair. ................. SO6
Ladies' Lise drop stitched hose--5 different eE~
lines to select frOm--per pair. .............. 0O6
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$L.25
$500
$L.87
WHITE GOODS---IN LINENS.

WILL uUUUO...lVUIH llVIVOI
tFirst Foor)
The sale of this line OF goods has
become very large. because we always
have such select line. Manufacturers
are seeking us always and by buying
large lots, we are able to quote you prices
like these following:
100 pieces India Linens, ASo>
so pieces India Linens, m.
better grade of course, at................... W.
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INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S
READY-T0-WEAR.
Second Floor.)
Second Floor.)

To say. without fear of contradiction.
that this is the only store in this part of
the state that carries such a complete
line Of ready-to-wear garments for In
fants and Children is not overdrawing the
matter the least bit.
Don't take our word for it, but come
and see for yourself. Better still. ask
others who have visited this department.
Most everything for Infants and
Childrens wear from 10c up to $1,000.
Bbs in Quilted Turkish or rubber cloths, plain m.
and fancy trimmed, SOC and as low ... <VC
Muslin Underskirts. plain, tucked and en-. ~
broidery trimmed, 9Sc to........ &c
Infants long dresses made of cambric, lovely o1.
embroidery trimmings, for-............... SOC
Childs short white dresses, sizes /, and 8
years, handsome embroidery yoke and eon
rune, SSO
Alot Of baby cab covers, plain or figured point di
$3.50 down to .".........".. ............ VOC
Boys white kits, nicely trimmed with ~Saa
broidery, they're all right for ............ 3/s6O
Infants long dresses with tucked and eu.
broidered yoke-the cuffs hemsitched ~ "A
and a o inch embroidery founcc ........... ~Ss0S
Fine lawn ID dresses for children !. and year,
old, all tucked and insertion with 10 q q n q
inch embroidery hOunce, for ........ ..... &SsS0
Il
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UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Second Floor, Rear,


The recognized leaders in Uphol-
stery goods. Leadership comes from
selling the best qualities for less than
others-and that's exactly what we do.
You shall reap every trade advan-
tage that comes to this store-with our
constant watchfulness. and splendid
facilities that counts for much.
The following items tell the story
best:
LACE CURTAINS.
SO pair Rufle SWISS Curtains beauties for the en-
price, per pair, wv
Lace Curtains extra value go inches wide, 81
yards long, really 900 Curtain, per &EEn
e-' pair .'!LsII. WSsSV
ROPE PORTIERS.
arrival of Portiers, beautiful color d 7e
binatons, $4 IS and. ............ DSsOO
INGRAM RUGS
At price that equal, oE~
SSc 75c and-.:.... ................ SSO
MATING.
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These lots we offer are all extraordinary walt
equal of which we are certain you cannot fin
where.
Look them over carefully.
French Imported Dress Paensan exclusive line OF Summer
weight goodsn black tan, blue and red-$25O yard
Punelas4 inches wide-in black and all the shadessod
everywhere at 81 25 yardou special price only
EXTRA SPECIAL.
inches widecomes in all
ular price $3.50 yard-for this week
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na Building WM.R.ZOLLINGER 8 co. nw.nn

...THE....
DayhQht Store.
DAINTY SUMMER millinery.
line of millinery for summer wear that is not
equaled in Canton for it's exclusvenes freshness,
ness-all reasonably priced.
Dainty hats for women and children, trimmed after
the leading models and styles, so much worn in the
large cities
The millinery store has been very busy but with
additional trimmers to help out, we're in position to
execute all orders promptly.
In hats wearfashion dictates the large Tuban
Legon hatsthe Chip hat, distinctive midsummer hatat and
fancy Brads For variety and price we eadn the cost of hat
suit your purse
stylish line of popular price goods-Soo $3.50 and S4oS.
For IS we show line of hatsthat for beauty, style
and trmming-we challenge comparison Words a, %
express how really stylish and chic they are..~S.VV