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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

El Campo, Texas, July 15.-The First
National bank is having plans aud specii
cations drawn for a bank building to cost
about $4,000. 1t will be built of brick
and stone with tile flooring and have metal
ceiling and Will he one of the prettlcst
buildings in South Texas
Captain Jack Elliot, a capitalist of this
place, is having plans drawn for two brick
Store buildings and an opera house 80 by 50
feet, to be built of brick and trimmed In
terra Gotta style, to cost about $1,000.
Buildings Of all kinds are going UP every
day, and while FL Campo is not on a boom
1t is having steady growth,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
Luscious Peaches.

The Post hegs to acknowledge the re-
CENT OF crate of most luscious mann
moth liberia peaches, sent by Mr.. A. C.,
Crockett Of IAndale, Texas Inc fost
correspondent at Lindaie, VINO forwarded
them. pronounces Mir. Crockett 70 be one
of the most successful fruit growers IN
thnt section and Instead of sending an AMI
dayit to that effect sent the peaches,
which fully substantlate the assertion. lhey
we've such beauties that 1t seemed almost
a pity to eat them, hut the mater W ss
spaIIy compromised by photographing the
frnit FOR Size and absorbing the exquisite
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
Mason Matters.

Mason, Texas, July l5,-The railroad com.
mittee will meet Mr.. Yoakum, director Of
the Frisco railway at Fort Worth ON the
18th of this month. when II will be decided
whether Mason will get the road
L. H. Runge and sons from Galveston
passed through Mason on their way to the
Los Moras ranch in Mepard county,
Mrs. George Todd has been quite sick for
the last week
Mrs Or. Baze Is seriously ILL.,
pr Callahan Of 1.lano is in town.
Misses Emma, Mamie and Nina Burnam
of Menard are here visiting their sister,
Mrs. r. H. Todd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
Re.uille,s Artsaian Wen.

Beeville, Texas, July 15,--No small
amount of trouble Is being experienced At
the artesian well here in eHtrlcatiug the
1900 feet OF drill pipe which was dropped
SATURDAY. evening BY the breaking of the
beam at the top OF the tower, to which the
holsting tackle was attached, Apparatus
for pulling easing has been sent for and i
IS thought that the pipe can be llfted by H.
The well Is about 1900 feet deep.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
Cameron Notes,

Cameron, Texas, July III. n, Bicket, O.
r. McAnnally, sam streetman, A. ]. Lewis
", W, Chambers, Monta J, Moore and
others went to Galveston yesterday to at
fond tho democratic state convention
Mcssrs W. T. MeIane, w. A, Thomas,
Ed saunders. W w. Greer and Tom PEG,
pIes loft last night for ten days hunt and
hsh on the coast.
Victs 70 the penitenlary agent at Waco yes.
terday. They brought several others back
10 he distributed among the farmers using
Rev. and Mrs. chaiener left yesterday for
their summer vacation,
pr Vol Reed Of Holland is shaking hands
with his many friends here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
Congressional Convention.

The democrats Of the First congressional
district will hold convention az we
county court house this morning at "a
o'clock to nominate a successor 10 non
,I.nomas II. Bali as representative In the
Jrp,ted states congress. The convention, u
Is said. viii be more Of ratification thph
20 noere domination. for It is well under
a Ia tnat the doughty ana successful war
riop viii succeed himself, me man
aiur ~ majority Of the delegates Is
as ~ the framing Of suitable lndmsa.
ment which shall be .wor1d as stronsv ~
their sentiments would dlctale-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
u,x,h,ohie,s Pavilion Completed.

Waxahachie. Texas. July 1.-THE new
nayIlIon at West End park was completed
today and is now ready for the opening Of
tha wexnhachie chnutauqua and summer
assembly next Tpesdy, This pavilion i a
ostnn INA win comfortably seat $500 peo-
nnIe The camp grounds are being staked
Nv ,his week for tents and by Saturday
The people viii begin arriving here s, from Az
e. hasn arranged for this summers meet
inv The platform attractions will include
Fred High Of Boston. Frank Cottern Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
This seaaon,a RIoe Crop.

Mr. W. c. Moore said TO a representative
Of The Post yesterday that a recent edito-
rial regarding rice culture referred TO the
top crop and the large yields. The aver
ages mentioned were almost double the
actual figures on what may be expected
from the present season. The average
Yield t. about ten barrels to the acre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
Alvin Nevus Notes.

Alvin, Texas. July ia protracted meet
ing is In progress at the Baptist church,
which will be continued for two weeks.
Among the delegates TO tho Farmers Cen
gress who left this morning for College sta
II. Huges, Messrs. 8. X, Mebane, L. G..
Howard and Z. c. winston,
Messrs. l.. r. Flshhack. J. e. Kimbrough
and II, Sampson left this morning to at
tend the democratic State convention at
Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
Rruan,s carneaie Library.

Bryan. Texas, July 15.--The board Of d.
rectors Of the Carnegie library met yester-
day afternoon and effected organization by
eiccting the following officers; Dr. Paul
NJ Rayser president; Mrs, NJ. W. Sims,
vice president; Mrs. ". $. Howell, secre-
tary and r. NJ. Law, Jr, treasurer l.. l..
McInnis, Prof j. Fl Allen and W. Il.
Saunders were appointed building com.
mttee, and bids will be advertised for at
once and the work begun,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Mamie BINGHAM Tianer.

The death of Mrs Mamie Bingham Tig-
ner occurred last evening at $40 O'CLOCK
at 32lO Main street Mrs Yigner was
brought to the city about eleven days ago
tn be treated for erysipeas. Her remains
Will he taken to Sandy Point, where she
resided, for intermept, the trnin leaving
ut 7;aO this morning. The body was taken
to the undertaking rooms Of Ross q
Wright. The husband of the deceased and
friends in this city will accompany the
remains TO Sandy Point.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

Crockett. Texas, July Is. The newly
elected school trustees met yesterday and
qualihed at a called meeting of the board
last night, The following teachers were
elected for session OF 1902 1908 for city
school; White, principal Walker King; as
sistants, Mesdatnes l.. A, Collins and A. r.
spence, Misses Amelia Miller, Lena Kelly,
Bonnie and Lee Arlington
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
tlouetoniane Ahead on Corn Corner,

t1oustonians Rhead on Corn Cornef'
certain Houston merchant when asked
yesterday If he knew anything of inter
est, said: YES, but keep my name out
of the paper. sold July corn at 80 cents
and made over $500. That is trlne
with what others made, though,
he added ruefully. I'm give You a tip
on Gates" he added. Hes born spec
ulator and so are his associates, and he
is not safe leader. Persons In the mar
ret should rely upon their own Judgment,
Gates may have met his Waterloo instead
of having made a million. His Judgment
was faulty from the start, lie had ample
resources for cornerlng the July optan sue
cessfu'y and driving the price up 10 SlD,
where he could lave made millions. Ht
started too soon. Had he waited until a
week ago all would have been his Gates
cannot estimate correctly the amount oil
corn III first hands. The stuff was not ~
the elevators. 1t was held by the wise
old farmers and they evinced rare good
Judgment In this gigantic deal. And marx
nv prediction. You'll hear howl from
Gates soon He mnst yet dispose OF sew
eral million bushels of the yellow cereal
and before he gets through with 1t mis-
hnir Will be streaked with gray we can
nor help but admire nerve, however, aud
John W. is a crack-a- jack and no mistake.
Several Houstonlans made neat sums IN
tho deal"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
Yoskum's Tax Valuation,

Ycakum, Texas, July i5.-clty Tax As
SCISSOR II. z. Criswell has Just completed
the tax rolls Of the city for the current
year, The total valuation Of properly
within the city limits Is Sl,l54,i4y. an In
OF last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
A Nloht Blooming cereus.

Mrs. BEETLE Branch Davis last evening
sent n the Office Of The Post night
b,oom,ne cereus bud which was about 20
go, and me exouisite tower WAS allowed
~ exnand and divulge its hidden beauties
In the he editorial rooms during me n,ght.
There were sixteen buds on sinGie pusn
possessed by Mrs Davis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
caluert NeMs Notes.

Calvert. Texas, July 16-At 10 O'Clock
Sunday morning Miss Lola May and Mr..
Monroe Gidey were united In marriage at
he horne OF the brides sister, Mrs. Al
drige. The ceremony was performed by
Rev G. J. oxiey Of the Methodist church.
Mr.. l.. VI. Parish is IN College Station
In. attendance upon the Farmers Congress,
which IL 10 session there.
Mr.. Hugh Wood aud wife Of palsstine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

which can he increased by proper handling
mud by Irrigation to twelve barrels. II
viii probably fall below ten barrels this
season, owing to the drouth in Texas aud
Louisiana. The cost of raising Is between
ST. aud St5 m acre. The average price OF
rce per barrel for the past Ave years is
49, while the seed sells at 50 and SIS per
barrel, Some crops have even exceeded
the figures mentioned In The post, but the
averages were incorrect.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

greatly facilitated. In many instances
blocks are numbered Incorrectly aud the
of maUy houses are confused
Unless the visitor knows tho town he IS IN
a constant predicament when be attempts
to ind his way about.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
THE COOPER RECEPTION.
1t Becomes More Elaborate as the De-
tails Are Arranged.


tails Are Arranged.
Beaumont, Texas, July 15.-The citizens
are taking n great deal of interest in the
plan of the Beaumont oil exchange and
board Of trade and the deep water commit
tee TO give Congressman Cooper such re-
cepuon upon his return here as was never
seen before In Texas. The men who are
behind the work are actively pushing every
wire 10 get 1t closed up and In the best
shape possible. The program of toasts WAS
partly made up today and the most impor-
tant toasts aud their responses given. This
VIII he added to If other distinguished
guests who have been invited accept. Some
81 them have not been located ms yet. The
way the toasts are mapped ont now Is as
follows Toastmaster, Leon SOnfeld: "Wel-
come Home TO Our Congressman" Walter
j. Crawford; response Hon, s. B, Cooper;
Cooper, the Congressman" Senator Joe
Bailey; Rivers and Harhors of Texas"
Hon. Thomas II, Ball; "Beaumont and
Deep Water" Hon. r. A. Greer; THE La
dies" Hon. II. c. Duff
In addition to the banquet. which will
start Thursday evening at 0:3O the com
mittee Is arranging for a trip down the
river In the afternoon on board the steam
er Lawrence, and a trip to the oil 6el ls
In the morning. They win also take In
one nf the large sawmlls and see the
mechanical "nlgger" do Its work Taking
II altogether, the trip is going to be Il
most delightful one and too much will
not he crowded into the day to make the
guests weary OF their outing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
New Fire Chief at Mckinney.

Mckinney, Texas, July 15,--At a snccia'
meeting of the fire department last night
Walter Howell was elected chief to MI the
vacancy caused by the tragic death Of
Slarshal Sam Burks. who had been chief
for many years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
Crowley Won a Game.

Crowley, La, July 16-Crowley defeated
Morgan City this afternoon in hotly con
tested game, the score being three to moth
ing. Crowieys scores came one In the
hrst and two In the third inning Thcre
sauna Nluh2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

Cleveland, Ohio. Prof. Charles Lane.
Dr II BENJAMIN Andrews Samuel Phelps
Leland, Rev. W. II. Sears and Colonel
Henry watterson. Colonel Waterson will
close the Chautaudua with his famous lee.
ture on Abraham Lincoln.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
A Yo,no Woman's Suicide.

seguin, Texas, July 16.--Miss Lizzie
Buch, aged 20 years, shielded at her
parents home near New Berlin, Monday by
hanging herself. No reason assigned for
tla act.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

Quality is what makes price, y Brr.
neft's Vanilla Extract was no better tnah
other extracts lie price would be the SANS
Once tried, always used
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
Ike IS NOT SETTLED.
! .eal Situation Not So Salts
| factory as II Was.
NEW COMPLICATIONS ARISE
- San Antonio Representatives.
a T,,,.s Walk Out When
New Men Go In,

PSI .,r,irtee and Manager Van week
..hsru Pacific closed with mat
~ '.smlusly less satisfactory than tney
me day before and the contendins
- as far from a settlement as ever
so :, tho fact. however, that no con-
~ Nod been reached there was stili
'sn an both sides that settlement by
.ss,,on will be reached In DAY OF two
anst and while there was q nitcu IA
leasnosdjnas the contending parties nau
prvtee on Agreement concerning arbitrn-
10 arary point but that of selecting
on man the method of which mas
vet been agreed upon ,a IL.
WAYS proceedings opened. Win
rarcs nj Manager Van Week Once
aen the shop mems committee, heaueu
rpSir1nan Morrison, ana MANAGER tan
ha fter considerable discussion of the
;. ,nranosItions for nrbltration the
iena 7 closed without any determinu-
vivpns, arrived at. aud the committee
w, MI whole matter remaining where 1t
the day before s..u,,.,,.ds s.,+od 20
,meor Van Nlcck Afterwards stared 70
W, representative that he hnd again
wnnieated with the shop men commit
,hs, the committee had not yet agreed
W. mptbn1 of selecting the third mem.
" the hoard of arbitration, but hoped
mo matter would he arranged to-day,
Morrison was afterwards seen ana
messed himsCt III l!it spt'e u'unn.. n9
ager Van Nloce' ~ SUI ICY t5I
seGe points OF uiHptenct ~, uen.''Ee
IN connection WIN tne Hppu,ntnivn., "
arbitrator but he hoped that ahothet
AZ consultation would bring about an
stmtnt of the disputed points aud that
snn,n,Ittep might be appointed and get
IN 10 work without delay.
,o,rnod Yesterday that representa-
was ~, p,o,e, sbon mo, a,
+ OF the SoutH'Ih "N'pV sup NC" a'
Spaso and san Antonio were In the city
Inc conference with Manager Van
"e a.. ,,,d /, v.,s further
% NHse "@ &c ""'
med that the situation at I'll faso ana
Antonio had some bearing on the prob
a AA ,h, iot,l tro,bIos h,t
settlement OF the lo."' ''o""'es' u"'
&ti0ns put to the Conforming pattles ue-
psu ~ r ,.,,.,,. ana tbcir c,ses
i b. considered separately. How lar
&! PNso and san ANTOINE sltun ION VII
29al G orn,, u"a IN Gisnnte brre are
Bost at pom, where solution Of the
lem Is IN sign II Is h"t u fi2GNeu M !
l"e' p''P''''""N "'' We '"''' l''e
Be San Antonio sAop men lad not gone
IN 10 last night, hut il was, ltafhel
slrl M|uN "",N 0g, , "a IL, 'piT
iuss,oa '' os W ...,. v.ns ronntad Win
4 grtiSn W.,. nfslv t,ten NV thr Ii
shan mon rum6r yns rurrent ves
lar tbot The Sptharn Pacific shan mon
aumo1t would % ONT hui at l1st ne,
M tbry wcIe stil NJ worl; ana viii
ahly woit for further devo ionman, &
bothpr slight compiicatln occurred We D..
ay. hut Ii is believed will no. seriously
h the settlement under way. and that
De action of tho Southern Pacific tin.
who walked out yesterday mnramg
use Of the rmp'oyment of tlin new m Il
y put in bv the company. The numb r
be timers is SO smlil. there being only
or len In that department. that their
fp vii not cause serious trouble uu-
II be followed by similar action on
part of the other workmen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
TuEy ARE BEAUTIFUL

THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL.
II you want to sre the prettlest neckties
in town take peep into the upper show
window Of Hutchinson & Mitchell, A0a
Main street They are showing The new
thing out--the reversible.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17
Crookett,a Nav Teaohers.

were visitors in the city few days OF
this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

Who would he
4 mermaid fair
Singing alone.
Combing her hair,
Under the sea
In a golden curl,
with a comb of pearl
On a throneI "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-24
HandkerChiefs,

Real small prices for hand kerchiefs. In one instance about one-third of origina price. In another instance about half price.
 The reason why this is so, is that some of the handker- chiefs are soiled, and some have not been good sellers
 WOMEN'S HEMSTITCHED Handkerehiefs and embroidered white lawn, also some colored bor- ders; regular Sc. Special Sc.
 WoMEN's FINE CAMBRIc Muslin Handkerchiefs, hemstitched corded bords, slightly soiled, to close them out; regular 10c. Spe- cial Sc.
 WOMEN'S FANCY SCAL- LOPED and embroidered Handler chiefs, pure white. this is an i'm ported line, and exceptionally good value; regular 121kc. Special 5c.
 WOMEN's HEMSTITCHED and fancy scalloped border, fine white lawn, fancy lace finished. Special 12lsc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-24
Hosiery Specials.

Two lots that go on sale one for women and the other for children. The prices are special, and tho the saving is not a great deal, the fact that this hosiery is staple will at tract a lot of buyers.
 WoMEN's FAST BLACK Seam less Cotton Hose. guaranteed stainless, double soles and heels. full line of sizes from 816 to 10; regular 15c. Special lie.
 CHILDREN'S COTTON HOSE, three-thread double soles and knees, fast black, full line of sizes from 6 to 91s; regular 10c. Spe- cial Sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-24
The August Selling of
 DreSSerS.

BIRD'S-EYE MAPLE Dresser full swell front all the way down; handsomely carved with low base; size 33x20, with 18xaJ oval French beveled mirror. Regular price $5500; August Furniture Sale, $50 %.
 BIRD'S-EYE MAPLE Dresser, full shape front; handsomely carved, very low base; size 20x41, with 20x40 French beveled pattern mirror. Regular price s4S.50; Au gust Furniture sale, $42.0o
 CURLEY BIRCH Dresser, full shape front all the way down; handsomely carved; size 42x22, with 20x36 French beveled pattern mirror. Regular price S42.50; Au- gust Furniture Sac. $35.0o.
 SOLID MAHOGANY Dresser, SO x25; handshape front top; divided in four drawers; handsomely carved with claw feet; 36x5O French beveled pattern mirror Regular price s225.00; August Furniture Sale, 135.00.
 SOLID MAHOGANY Dresser
 
 shape front; size 56x25, with 32x A French beveled pattern mirror. Regular price $165.00; August Fur niture Sale, 145.00.
 SOLID MAHOGANY Dresser, 52x24, with full swell front; carved feet; handsomely carved top, with 30x40 oval French beve1 mirror. Regular price S100.00; August Furniture Sale, $500.
 SOLID MAHOGANY Dresser, 63x27-inch top; full shape front all the way down; handsomely carved with claw feet; 34x50 French bevel pattern mirror. Regular price $115.00; August Furniture Sale 97.5o.
 SOLID MAHOGANY Dresser, 51x24 low base, full shape front; beautifully carved; 32x40 French beveled pattern mirror plate; all polishes. Regular price $S0.Oo; August Furniture Sale, 67.5o.
 SOLID MAHOGANY Dresser, 60x27-inch top, with full swell front and swell ends; handsome ly carved; very large stationary mirror 54x36 French bevel mirror Regular price $115.00; august Furniture Sale, 1o7.oo.
 GOLDEN OAK QUARTER SAWED Dresser, full shape front; handsomely carved; 2Sx30 French beyeled plate mirror; all polishes. Regular price S50.00; August Fur niture Sale, 45.o0.
 BIRD'S-EYE MAPLE Dresser, 24x46 top; full shape front; swell ends; all polished; 30x36 French beveled pattern mirror. Regular price $675O; August Furniture Sale, 5000.
 HUNGARIAN ASH Dresser, full swell front; carved claw feet, 23x 49, with 34x32 French beveled pat tern mirror plate. Regular price $65.00; August Furniture Sale, i7.5o.
 WHITE ENAMEL CHEVAL Dresser, low base carved feet full shape front; 44x23-inch top; 18x40 French beveled pattern mir TOT. Regular price $47.50; August Furniture Sale, 36.75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-24
Special List of Toilet Articles.

The prices are very nearly what the goods cost in bulk Violet Ammonia, for the bath, bottle, Sc.
 Perfumed 4alcum Baby Powder. box, Sc.
 Royal Cuticule Toilet Soap, cake, 21ac.
 Hale's Chlorides, bottle, 15c.
 Castile Soap, with Wash Rag, for the two, Sc.
 Nail Brushes, wood back, genu- inc bristle, 15c.
 Whisk Brooms, medium size, 15c.
 Hirsutus, for the hair, per bot tie, 7oc.
 Sanitol, for the teeth and the mouth, per bottle, 45c. Listerine, antiseptic and prophy- tactic, per bottle, I9c.
 Cosmetic Glycerine Lotion, small size, xoc.
 Cosmetic Glycerine Lotion, large size. 35c.
 Colgate's Shampoo Mixture, 25c. Colgate's Antiseptic Dental Pow der, large size, 25c.
 Sponges, all sizes, from 5c to 100.
 Andrew Jergen's Fine Toilet Soap Peau de Espagne, White Rose, Heilotrope, cake. 1ec.
 Rubber Caps, for the bath or seashore. each, 75c.
 Saunders White Face Powder or Bloom of Ninon," imported from London, England, per box, 25c.
 Num-" takes all the odor out of precipitation, 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-24
Porch Pillows $l.40

We had made up for us a special lot of pillows-about fifty-and had them filled with genuine down-the down itself would sell regu- farly for $1.2S-these we covered with fancy tops some of the tops are em- broidered, finished and ready for service. The prices are just half of what might be counted good value.
 The $500 Pillows are now l.A9
 The $50 Pillows are now l.19
 The S4.00 Pillows are now I.9B
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-24
LaCes and EmbrOid-
 cries Cheap.

Here are a number of Spe- cials displayed on the iron tables, main floor
 TABLE NO. 1-Embroideries in g. and 6-yard lengths and ranging in width from g to Is inches, suit able for fiounclng and corset GOV CTS, worth 35c to COG, for 25c.
 TABLE NU. 2-Embroideries also in and 6-yard lengths, from 5 to 9 inches wide, In cambric, swiss and nainsook, worth 200, for Toe.
 TABLE NO. 3-Embroidery Edging and Inserting, rom to inches wide, nice sheer fabric, suitable for trimming dresses, worth 10c, for 8Iac.
 TABLE NO. 4-Cambric Edging, from to inches wide, value 715c and Ice, for 4c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-24
The August Selling of Iron and
 Brass Beds.

Two-inch post brass bed, with bow foot, cathedral knobs, full size, $52.5O-August Furniture Sale 4o.0o.
 Very elaborate brass bed with scroll in head and foot, heavy two inch posts, heavy ball knobs on head and foot board, has bowl shape foot board, $7500-August Furniture Sale 67.5o.
 2-inch post brass bed, very elab- crate scroll work on head and foot board, filled with heavy spin dies, all brass, full size, S85.00- August Furniture Sale 75.o0.
 Finch post brass bed, very elaborate. heavy brass filling, full size, $90.00-August Furniture Sale 75.00.
 Colonial Brass Bed, heavy post, heavy filings, all brass, full size, s67.50-August Furniture Sale 57.5o.
 Very elaborate, 2-inch posts brass Bed. with large knobs, heavy fancy spindles, has oval mahog- any inlaid panel in head and foot board, $11e.Uu-August Furniture Sale 5000.
 Heavy Brass Bed, solid cast brass trimmings on posts, full size, $75.0O-August Furniture Sale 67.50.
 Handsome Brass Bed, with brass claw feet, full size, $9500-August Furniture Sale $500.
 All Brass Bed, heavy 2-inch posts, cathedral knobs, swell foot ends, full size, $6950-August Furniture Sale60.o0.
 Very elaborate Brass Bed, 2-inch posts, extra heavy knobs, has bow footboard, filled wlGh beautiful scroll work, full size, S85.00-Au- gust Furniture Sale 77.oo.
 All brass, crown canopy that can be adjusted to any bed, $35.00 August Furniture Sale 5000.