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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
Wash Goods.

No such showing of Pine Wash Fab
ricks need be looked for again this
season. The display surpasses our
efforts of past years. as well as
every other competition ia the field.
Sea Island Percales: q cases
best 36-inch English Pereales were
opened yesterday: choice designs
and colorings--iu shirting and dress
styes-medium and light coiors,
....''....-......-.--.......s ....s.-..4.. AZ I.SC.
Corded Tissues: 80 inches wide;
a very sheer cloth, woven colored
stripes and checks; splendid waist
material. and instead OF 6Oc the
yard our price is .A6c.
Dotted Swiss Dimity; 27 inches
wide; a soft finished, sheer fabric.
IN full range of plain colors, and
biack--tbe correct thing for even
ing gowns; worth 40c-onr price
...........-.--.-......-.... soc.
Fancy silk Wefts: Linen and
Silk mixed-soiid coIors. polka dots,
striped and hemsttched effects: in
pink, light blue, heiiotrope, gray
and old rose--per yard onlv. zoe.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
A Big Deal
in Steel Made.

PrrrRBuRa, Pa, Feb. i6.-The Pitts
'',re Leader says this afternoon that
IRON reliable sources II 4 learned that
big steel deal will Be- cIosed today by
the peymentlto Carnegie q 422, 100 .0o0
in cash. He Il to receive iln additional
81 800 per share for hin stock In bonds
The minority stockholders viii be paid
in stock Of the new company.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
How 10 Cure fhe Grin.

Remain quietly at home and take
chamberlain's Cough Remedy as direc-
ted and 8 quick recovery is sure e fol-
low. That remedy counteracts any ten.
dencv Of the grip and TO result In pneu-
mona, which 10 really the only serious
danger Among the tens Of thousands
who have used it for the grip rot one
case has ever been reported that did not
recover. For sale by Geo. Martin, drug
rist. ST
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
The British
Engage DeEett's men.

. LosDoS, Feb. l6.-Kitchener's report
says that Dewet's force crossed the rail.
wav at Bortman's Siding Feb. 18th.
Plnmer and Crabbe engaged the enemy
while crossing. They captured twenty
wagons, many Of them loaded with
ammunition and also maxim gun twenty
prisoners and 100 horses. The troopa
are still in close pursuit. /"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
Three Men Tried
to ThaH Out Dynamite

CUMBERLAND, Nd. Feb, 16.-Man ex-
elosion at Pattsrson Greek three men
were bown- r. atoms, another had both
legs of and will die. They were enga.
ged In driving tunnel and attempted
70 tt,aM dynamite. s75
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
Nor sUFFEcIgNT CHARGES,

WAsHIseTox, D. G. Feb. ls.--The
house committee on elections yesterday
voted unanimously to confirm the
Hawaiian delegate Wilcox in his right
70 . seatin congress aid declaring that
the charges against him were insuffi-
cient for removal.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
Royal Grand Master
Of the Masonic Order.

LONDON, Feb. l6.-At special meet
ing Of the Grand Lodge of Masons the
Duke of Connanght was unanimously
elected grand master 10 succeed King
Edwara ~
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16

STEvENS-The express and trunk
man. Office at the Peoples Store. Tel
ephone 921. All orders promptly at
tended to. Storage room for furniture,
boxes aud trunks
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
In Extra
Session Assured.

H.sssisares, Feb. ls.-There is ne
longer any doubt about an extra session
of congress. The president told the
senators who called today that congress
would be called in extra session as soon
as the Cuban constitution 10 received.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
Private Claims
Mere Taken up,

WAsHIsarox, d. @. Feb. ia. .--This was
private bill day ID tie house but Chair
man Cannon of the appropriation com
naittee attempted to secnre the consi.
deration of the sundEy eiril aPpropxia-
tioa bill. A motion 10 that eject how
ever was defeatsd and private claims
were taken mp.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
The Charges
Against 4 Delegate.

WAsHIxaros, D. G. Feb. 18.--The se-
nats yesterday passed the agriculture
appropriation bill and took up the ship
ping bill.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
New Spring Goods.
e Wa$b $tllff$ for Wai$t$ and Dresses =
FRESH from Eome and Foreign TaeterIa

The choicest
bes
color artists contributed rousg gatheing
Grenadines Woons
nj Eastern cities
limited quantities.
dbesdes
o. hope oeela
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16

EFFECTIVE AT ONCE--The Him
ois Central railroad win put in new
fast schedule on their Omaha and Chi
cago line, whereby train No. will be
cut down one hour. 1t will leave
Omaha at 7:45 p. m. daily via Fort
Dodge, Waterloo, Dubuque, Freeport
and Rockford, arriving iu Chicago at
0 80 a. m. next day. Train No. 4 will
be made daylight train leaving Omaha
at q. m. via the same route as above,
day. These two trains also carry carry
through equipment between Omaha and
st. Paul via Fort Dodge and Alber. Lea,
reaching Minneapolis ut 7:25 a. m. and
6:55 p. m. respectively. The equip
ment of these trains includes the latest
pattern wide Yestibuled Pullman sleep
ing car, buffet library smoking car, free
reclining chair car and dining car.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
Death Genes to
1 Famous author.

CRAwFoRRyHLE, Ind, Feb. 16. Maurice
Thompson died this morning.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
Pneaiaonia en- Be Prevented.

This disease always results from q cold
or an attack Of the grip and may be pre-
vented by the timely use Of Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. That remedy
was extensively used during the epidem.
ic Of La Grippe Of the last few years, and
not n single case has ever been reported
that did not recover or that resulted in
pneumonia, which shows IL to be GER
tain preventative OF that dangerous die
ease. Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
gained world wide reputation for its
cures Of cold and grip. For sale by Geo.
Martin, druggist.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
METAL AND MONEY MARKET.

NEW YoRK Feb is bar silver 6r; Mexican dollars ii u;
silver certificates 81 ".
IL Brokers SRI exchange and casting sr6sS;
LRAD-Lead dull Brokers' 400; exchange, I6H.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
Efforts to Rescue
Sixty White Miners Fails.

B. q, Feb 16Every effort the sixty
twenty Eve Chinese entombed in the Union
hasb unsuccessful
The work had to be stopped sometime last night after the
explosion No shaft and the difficulties in reaching No
increased There hundred feet Of and debris
through yet and there little hope Of any of them being found
being rushed from vico Nanamo the neigh
boring towns
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
An Excellents Conabination.

An EXCelietshsCOHA
The pleasant methad and beneficial
effects of the we'll known remedy,
SYRUP OF FIas, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SyRuP Co, illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles OF plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them In the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptabl& to the system, Il
is the one perfect Strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
lispclling colds, headaches and fcvers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance. and it's acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make 1t the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used. as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal uualitiesof the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other AROMATIC plants, by method
known to the CALIFoRNIA FIa SYRUP
Co, only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Companv
printed on tn" front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
sAN FRANcIsco. GAL
IoUrsvILLE. KY. NEW YORK, NJ T.
Fcrsaie By oil Druggists --Pricesoc. per bottle
npTNV OvcTIp r(ArvTAFrc
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
For Fifty Cents.

Further comment is not necessary;
but you'd better be among the early
comers if you want to get the best Of
the Biggest Waist Deal of the Season.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
Lots Of Other Styles We'd Like to Have You
Lock At; Even Though You're Not Yet Quite
Ready to Buy. Come Monday.

Shoes for Men We are Sole Agents in Tucson for A
Hanan & Sons celebrated Shoes. Just now we are
showing new Spring Styles in coiored and Black Leath
ers; new lasts, new shapes; Same old prices.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
Interesting Shoe news.

Hardly day passes without something New in
the "Shoe Line making its appearance here. Spring
Styles Shoes and Oxfords-Soe of the best products
of the art of shoemaking
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
). Bargains for Mzonday

A pickup" of SO dozen Ladies
Wash Waists at less than one-third
Iof actual value-together with our
entire stock of Wash Waists from,
last season-values ranging from
$E00 up to $3.50; in white and col.
lors; including Lawn, Madras, Cling
ham, Percale and Pique, are punched
for quick clearance Monday morning
I--and yof get free and absolute
choice
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-16
Boys gIctbilig Department.

Mothers of Boys who hard on their clothes (shov
us the boy that isn will hail with delight this Clear
ing Sale of Suits, Pants and Wool Waists at near tt
half. The object is to make room for Spring Goods
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
From April IL to II Rising Temperature Is Predicted
Followed by ColdWave.
lCopyr!ghted. lnol. bv W. I. Fosterl

Copyrighted, 1901, by W. T. Foster.)
St Joseph, Mo, April 6.--Last bulletin
gave forecasts of disturbance to cross con.
tincnt. April to s, warm wave April 3 TO
= cool wave April 6 TO 10.
storm wave will reach Pacific coast
about April II, cross west Of &ockies hv
close NJ Apri II, great Central valleys
Aprll 10 20 IS. Eastern states April 10.
Warm wave will cross west of Rockies
,,hont April II. great Central valleys April
IL. Eastern STATES April Is. Cool wave
VIII cross west of Rockies shout April IL
great Central valleys April 49, Eastern
about date of this bulletin the storm
center VI! be or merIlan 90, moving east.
ward, with cool wave following High
temperatures viii prevail In vicinity of this
of il.
Cool wave of this disturbance will be in
tht, Rockies about date IF this bulletin and
WIZ make voyage 10 Atlantic coast In
about three days. lis temperatures will
not go very low
Lowest temperature Will reach meridian
~ about April l., which viii be in the
middle of week of generally Cuict wenth
en-, with about average temperatures.
From April Il to II rising teulperaturn
gong very nigh about the latter date and
eo.mipating IN severe storms, will not
tornado conditions will he prominent fea.
OF April II.
The cool wave following April Ii will
cause a great fan in temperature. heavy
rains In many places, thunder storms ana
IN northern ATTITUDES killing frosts.
Nenr April Il will end the hot mart ~
April and the cold part will follow Tho
month was calculated to come In wrong
end first and go ont as though we were
approaching winter. WHY
In matters akin to agriculture ,he s-oo,
event o. February and March was the cor.
ner In pork. Spectators bought up nh tbe
barrel FORK and caused the price 10 60 IN
prices Of hogs aud all hog nrodunts ~ IN
crease largely In price. W ~
natural result Of these rising nr,cas
was rise In the value az corn several
cents en- the hushel and secondary resi,it
WAS rise IN the prices Of wheat and oats
MS condition made 1t very unsafe r.
dcal In grain No one except few great
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uring yourself with String and sending
Two Dollars. She had about as much
Contour MS the Letter l. Without saying
anything in Dlsparangcment Of her Fri
vntc Character or denying that she had
been kind To her Relations, Il may be
added that She roscmhed Daily Hint
from the Short Timber.
- saw your Card In the Zee Keepers
Rnznr, ANA I have decided to back I'm for
a few Repairs, said the visitor, II you
can build me ont with a Set Of Curves
the same as | see In the Cigarette ric.
lures ana cause NV Hair To hush ont aud
hang to the Belt l.iuc The same rs II used
10 when was Goddess or Liberty on a
Hay Wagon in the first Grant Campaign.
and give me some prrfumcd Dopr that viii
restore a Peaches ana Cream Complexion
an or before May /, ] viii do the Generous
Thing by you and pay in up to Seven
Dollars"
rhe hcaury Doctor seldom took the
Count, but this was ono Of the Times my
Private Secretary win take charge Of your
Case" she said falrtly, ana then she went
into another Apartment 0nd lay down.
The Private Secretary was the Last Re.
sort. He had no Conscience For two sea
sons he had been Il cloak Salesman
surely YOU have not come here for Treat.
mrnt' he said, smiling at the Caucr,
"Nou have the shape that they are ravlng
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spectators could have any knowledge Y
to how long that pork corner would hs
aud every one who deals In grain susE
tlat as soon as the pork corner ended prti
OF graln would go down several cents,
AT this writing, March rs the pork coma
y stu holding Its grip, with prohabllg
that 1t will continue TO near the close
April. While corn is high and btior
me FORK corner collapse comes is 81
Time for farmers to dispose Of the CO...
that is to be sold during the spring
summer.
First half of April will be quite fayori,p,t
10 farming aud corn should be planted Y
al sections near and south OF latltuGe :,
Near and north of latitude 40, corn shouA
not he planted before middle OF MAY VI
probably cause early planted corn 70 ~
Oats sowing should be completed as cary
as possible. u.
Flax will probably make fair crop ~
year. 1t should be sown so a' TO ma,sl.
hrst part of August in middle latitldcs ~
by August 20 in northern latitudes. n.
Early potatoes will probably make III
crop, but late potatoes should be plan'A
SO ms 10 mature by LIST of August ~
The above suggestions are geners' - y,
VIII not apply 10 all sections. Ihey l.y
reference To the average of the tnps
states and Canada. ~,
The high temperature predicted for apOs'
March % was on time and the low 'enir ,.
lure Tor about March % filled the Ivy M.
ments Of the forecasts. The next ~
temperature for meridian 90 was calcula'''
for about April q.
The Los Angeles. cal. Times q ss ,,,s
date, in reference 10 the United - s'a N
weather bureau. says; once NOR l,r !,
weather clerk has written himself doNa J. i
an Incompetent prognosticator. ne ="
sunday would be fair day. -, u .nh,,I
pretty fair day for rain. He VIII pfopN'f
rain when the rain is over. u.,
During the total eclipse Of the sun ~,
2S. 1900, It was discovered that the lsnl I,
ature fell and the magnetic force IN lnsi,1 hi
in the shadow of the eclipse. Inc "a. ~
netic oscillations were observed at sls, ~
outside the eclipse shadow az We asp,
places and the oscillations coVeIeea MI MI
the time covered by the eclipse. Tle @,.
netic needle WINS drawn toward tns ~
ter Of the eclipse shadow. But tn so,r,
servations covered only about three mr. mr.,
while the greatest effect probably oes'i,h
at least twenty-four hours beloF =
eclipse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
MODERN FABLES. y
The Modern Fable of the Second
Story Worker and the Organizer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

| suppose It viii he sufficiently Illegal 10
make it Enjoyable"
The Legality Of the Deal cuts no
Figure ~ long ns we are not LANDED"
said the Organizer, There viii bc Il
trackerjack lawyer, employed by the
Year, whose one Duty II viii bc to keen
the Directors out Of jail II there is any
Hue and cry against tho Monopoly we
can get some one with white Sidc.Whisk
crs to be Interviewed, and he viii cr.
plain why 1t will Inc better for the PEG.
pie TO have their Houses entered by the
Representatives OF large aud carefully
managed Corporations,
This will certainly be Lavender for
those who get IN ON the Ground Flour, -
said the burglar "Rut why are YOU,
without any Private Interest MS Perch
Climber az any Experience In picking
Locks, SO eager 10 promote this Schcmci'
1T will hc a Stock Company. aud for my
Services Ia getting you together In this
hcucyolcnt Combination / will grab on
two-thrds Of the shares" replied the or
gani1cr. Il am learning that the High
GUY those days is not the Producer. The
Patsy Is The one who calls for n Jack
rot and then takcs charge Of the Kitty.
You SO out aud toll all Your Competitors
to get into Line need the Stun,'
Aud another Industrial Annacc was Kept
out Of the Newspapers.
MORAL; Everything is Velvet to those
who take no Chances
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
The Modern Fable of Woman's True
Friend and the Hopeful Antique

one Day Beauty Doctor sat In her
RINK Reception Room hoping that she re-
somhlcd her Autographs Her Income was
At Dollar cverytlme She took Fun
Breath She got It hy selllug Ffeeklc
fhd aad Preparation Tor goitlng Nl
~ Noles called Moline. Her hot Speciality
vas TO CUeminc the Has Becus ANA feed
Aem Il lltue Ginger ami svnd them into
the Arena looking Ike Vassar Girls unless
the Rain happened to wash Il on IL
ala not take her long to put an Extension
ON al Eyc.Brow, and She could provide a
hlhsh for those who hal been going to
Card Parties 50 long taa, they had for
gortcn how Ia B,nsh Waeu She got after
"a Wild Hair the Hair simply threw up
both bands and quit, In a little Folder
ndled How to Fool Everybody cxcopt
those WHO ase in Tue Same House" she
had proved tia there was no Reason way
q Chi az 90 should no, look 70 II she put
on cnoush Shellae aud sept ont OF the
iight
The Beauty Doctor had seen many q
DcelIcl hoat ~ for new Coat VI Armor
ilate,hnt the Nohody's Darling .hut waited
% lhls nay .estghlShrd Record sac
wah sou'etanE HE Poultry, Ihat is II
slIc f'arried any Adlpose II ala moi show
iii her Facc or Foot And she wouhln,
haAe torn under the Wing. She had a
bgds-Eyo Maple compleNion aud wore
'aue Of these Gowns shat you get by meas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
TRIBUTE TO JOE BAILEY.
An illinois Paper Speaks in High Terms
Of Him.

An illinois Paper Speaks in tiuh Terms
Of Him.
Dallas Texas, April 6.-About ten days
ago senator j. W. Bailey was interviewed
on tho future Of the democratic party. The
interview was sent all over the country
commenting on The interview. the Quincy
'uIlho'sl Jodru0l In a recent issue saws;
"neh Joe Bailey opens his month he ,l
ways talks sense, The Journal Is ,,ra,,,v
pleased to hear aim say that Senator Joncs
Is uo longer To be the democratic leader
In the senate Nj. Jones is good man
ana good democrat, but he lacks tact
ana judgments he lacks political seuSe and
strength Bailey himself would make a
iar better democratic leader IN the senate
than MI Jones. We do not know Senate,
Bacon we'll enough to express an opinion
concerning him
The Jonrn4l likes the way Mr.. Bailey
iHlAS ABOUT the democratic party, and abuuf
tne next democratic nomination for nrrsi
DENT We need not worry about that ono.
! lion nov As Mr. Bailey says, that Dues
non VIII Setttc Itself. IL viii settle Itself
Just as surely and easy as water runs down
BY the way, what is the matter with
~ ibiHnVS Alnnselt as a candidate for the
Y. Joe Bailey. Make no doubt Of his
nc and health are spared to him. he viii.
IN an PROBABILITY, be a Candidate Tor mes
Hen5 4! some future time. And WIN NOT
IN l'p4! lie IS an able, safe resolute man
ahu democrat 90 tile backbone liz moIe
a hrand democratic leader In the house.
me pest the party has had In many a I1v
balieN o. Texas and Hin Of New YofS
mould make magnificent ticket FOR igit
! nose tWe men would make strong team
A"u tney wonld make n strong team which
ever way the ticket WAS made nm XVhctbnr
Y, We're Balley. ana HUI or nm and BaiIay
~ q nomination had to hc madh todn;y
~ ~ question Whether two better da,nn
Sta's could ne found In the United states
Ion tHe National Ticket
hul, as MT. Bailey saws. we do NOT have
~ "N'ne Presidential ticker now ana
summer OF 1854 rolls around "eioFe 'he
hut When Joe Bailcv sneoLs thu 49,,
T T,StG parry Is enlightened and enc6urSgSd
lS5ANS nnd the other forty-four StStss 4,
p.I,n,, h''', may wen be Proud ~ Iosepb NJ
nas'eI Nay his star continue to rs,inn
years roll by "l'shter as the
Intimate friends OF Mr.. Bailey saw ,h,,
v ~ ApvNss 70 he president NJ Tho iYpi1sS
T,,tuS soinr DAY, hut, 1t may he sfetnd "' NJ
IAti,f uees not expect 10 or want ~ ~ W
oeratlc nomination in 1901 want 'ne dem
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The sohcmeh and the Burglar,

friends after all, So he decided to give
This Earth another Trlai Accordingly he
ordered mp as many Ham and Eggs as
could be forced on ono Platter ami two
stacks Of Buckvheat Cakes. and he Kept
an until he had cNtlngushed the Cocktails,
At an Early Age the Rnunder bad read
in McGlz2lck's Physiology that the Capaei-
ty 81 The Human Stomach Is Three pints
His Object IN Life was to prove that Me
GizzIck was away on and must have GOT
hold Of Nouih's Size.
After the Rounder had smothered the
Cocktails under SO Ccuts' worth OF Plain
Food, be started for his 06lco, whore he
mot Drummer, who took him out to talk
business, They opened two or three Goa
Bots and ate a few hillocks Of Cottage
Cheesc, SoUse nll Pickles Radish's' but
wurst and Rye Dread With CaraWay IN IT,
because they were Free. Then the Ronnder
excused himself because he had a Date Tor
Luncheon, This light RcnaSt consisted OF
Blue Points Gumbo Soup, Fried Spring
Chicken. Baked Potatoes. Cheese and Other
neucatcsscn, hoatcd 10 Its Destination III
mlNturc Of Ale aud Stout. sometimes known
MS ltqnid BucbShot. In the Afternoon cur
Hero wen, to his club and played Pool ana
whoever had 81 pu, On him had TO buy waa1
made MllWauscc famous Tor the Others.
Along IN the Middle OF the Afternoon the
McGIzzlC6 Theory did not have Leg 10
stand on.
A. Dinner Time he keyed up ON Aqua
FortiS and Rlucrs. which cnahled him TO
take Nine Courses. with Red. White aud
Blnc Irrisators To keep him Encouraged
aud thcn four California Grapes for pcs.
sort By this Time. MrtilEslrs- Author OF
ne School Physiology, was Liar by the
Watch.
In the Evening the Rcunder went TO d
SaoN. Between Acts be ssuntered out with
few Western Gentlemen and ssepSd up
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

about in Farce this Spring, and we would
not Improve your general Tint no matter
how many Coats We used, The quiet ami
unebuuslye Elegance ~ your Gei.Up. com
blncd with what Nature has so generously
porccled ont TO you, makes It unnecessary
to attempt amy alterations An that ycu
uccd 90 do Is 10 retain intact Your prescn,
Category OF Supcrlatlye Charms, rhs yon
can manage 10y careful PerusN OF our
Book How TO stay Pretty II comes u
Ten bucks"
So the mounting Hawk had tho Volume
wrapped up and went away ucklud, for
She know that she was a chippcry Bird OF
Paradise
MORAL Tho only Ones who need Patch.
lug are those who Thlak they need IL.
The Modern Fable OF the Days Work and
the Morninu After.
Ono Morning Roundcr sat on Inc Edge
or BITS Red and wondered II ,hcrc VAS ANY.
thing IN IL His Tongue felt like Rus
lie was AFRAID to work his face Tor fear it
would crack,
lie took a Cold Plunge, rubbed some
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

of Hot Water. carglcd Patent Prepare
ton warranted to Kill the Maroon Taste,
his Watth and realize that annhody In the
whole World truly Loved him. He did not
seem to have any nlppy Craving for Break
fost. SO nc drank two large ruby red Cock
tal!S, smelling lhc Furniture Polish, just
os an Appetizer After he got thcm placed
he sat at the Window for while, watch
Ing the Landscape stralchtcn Itself QUO.
lie remembered that he had two or three
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
Novelties in Neckwear

Chiffon Lace Tatleta and Fancy Nets to with each
other this season in the construction of the fads in Stocks and
Ties We got the choicest plums in the pudding and show
ing in this line is in full keeping with the balance of up-to
date stock.
Ladies' Chiffon and Tafeta Stocks .zr
at, EACH $3.50 St25 Si.O0 and. <9C
The New Corded and Hemstiched Tafea Wide End ro
Ties at each, Sloo 75c and DUO
New Ribbon and Lace Ties, or
at, each, 1856 soc and EOC