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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
HOUSTON.


The price Of beef has fallen. choice cuts
dropping cents Mound aud other meats
proportonotely
split Is promised In the council over
the resolution looking TO the employment
Of an expert to revise the city's books. nni
also OH the proposition to cut salaries o,
hremon, police and other employees
The Houston Gun club opened their sea
son yesterday with n Hrst,clas shoot
The school board organized last night by
elccting Andrew Dow. president; G. d.
Parker, vice president; S. r. Tracy, scc'
rotary, and ] j, Scttcgast treasurer
The committees on campaign aud finance
Of the county executive committee mot yes.
terday and adopted rules concerning the
June primaries and levied assessments gu
candidates.
The creditors OF ia n. Cunningham &
Co. beld meeting In Houston yesterday
Receiver Lasatcr submitted his report aud
his plans were lndorscd by the meeting.
Five siXths of the indebtedness was repre-.
scented.
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TEXAS.


Two moro rice companies have heen
granted charters.
The legislative Investigating COMMITTEES
now declares that II has not been srauted
sufficient time in which to do the work it
has outlined.
The military board has completed IT'S
work Of preparing a new code
Mrs Bnscoe was defeated for county
clerk Of Hunt county.
The state Medical association has appoint
cd committee TO assist the regular board
In getting amendments TO the state medical
law through tho legislature
The diocesan council IN session at Waco
elected officers sud selected Houston a.
tho next place Of meeting,
That part ~ the shin channel between
Morgan Point aud Reddish lighthouse has
heep completed
The state Sunday school convention elect
cd officers and adjourned TO meet at Fort
worth.
County health officers OF the entire state
are to bo appealed to TO aid In the crusade
against the cocaine tranlc.
The new gusher at sour Lake was clean,
Cd and threw stream of oil which went
thirty feet over the derrick
The ginners were taken to the Beaumont
oil field and some Of the gushers were turn.
cd loose for their hcueat
Tho report on the publishing house war
claim was submitted to the Methodist con
ference at Dallas and 1t was demonstrated
that the matter will be thoroughly dis.
cussed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
ILLINOIS SENATORIAL CONTEST.
Convention Endorsed Hopkins as the Sue
oessor OF Senator Mason.

Convention Endorsed Hopkins as the Sue
oessor OF Senator Mason.
Springfield, H., May S--The result OF the
republican State convention held here today
was a decisive victory for the state ad.
miustration and what is known as the
Yates NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. combiua.
ton.
The convention Endorsed the candidacy
OF Congressman Albert j. Hopklns of
Aurora Tor United states senator by vote
OF l0l0is 20 1924
Tonight Charles G, Dawes formally nm.
nouneed his withdrawal as candidate for
the United States seuatorship,
Senator William =. Mason said; I will
succeed myself as United States senator
from Illinois Certainly convention made
by hrutslly unscating regularly elected Gc'e-
gates and seating those elected by pall0f
box suffers aud doodle, could have nothing
N common with republicsnism. These n,ti.
mate enects Will be 20 elect me and 10
defeat Mr. l.orimeT for congress
Inc consensus ot opinion among the dele,
gates Is that toaay's action az the convcp.
ton settles the senatorial contest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather
rnlt.
poMEsrlc.

Mira, Palma, the FIRST lady OF cuba now
on route 10 Havana, has said that her hus,
band was afraid he might awake and nnd
Il ali q dream.
Ex-senator Roach IN d. ls critically ILL.,
slowly starving to death on account OF
stomach trouble.
New York dispatches from London say
TINT "wrle walne' Aston Is bestowinR
money lavishly and may be made British
peer in June.
The forty-seventh session OF the southern
Baptists convention begins at AsheyTlle,
y, G., to consider education and missionary
work
The last days meeting Of club women at
Los Angeles was full Of dramatic incident
mud the entire report Of the nominating
committee was accepted.
At Now York Paul Leicester Ford, the
novelist, was shot and killed by his
brother, Malcolm w Ford, who then killed
himself, the cause assigned being temporary
mental alteration and enmity Of long
standing.
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sRRT.

William G., whltney's Nasturtium the
American candidate for the English derby.
has developed lung trouble aud viii be ship.
ped home.
Yale's athletic committee will not permit
university representatives 10 box az King
Edwards coronation.
Worth winners Bay Wonder, The Lady,
Marshal Neil, c. b. Campbell. True Blue.
Lucien Appleby.
Churchill Downs winners; SKY Flyer,
Sheriff Bell Anyar. olcdant, Stuyve, Toah.
Morris Park winners: Chiffon, Or. Riddle,
Charles Elkwood, Allan. Old England,
Water Color.
ST. Louis results ice Doughty, J. sydney
walker. Colonial Girl. Found, A. d. Gibson,
Little Tim.
southern league scores; Chattanooga &.
Atlanta 2; Nashville IL Birmingham IL.
Little Rock Z, Shreveport 2
American league scores; ST Louis .. De.
trolt 0; Philadelphia 6 Baltimore 3, wash.
instcn s, Boston I; Chicago 4. Cleveland /.
National league scores St Louis 2, Phha,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
Trinity Items.

Trinity. Texas May s-Mr ,r,,.
smithv'ile was here Yesterday pressing mo
claims OF his friend f. p. Curtis. FOR ,,U
road commissioner. ''' i'u
Mr. u. j. kidder Of the city Of Mox,.o
bbE oIo torm'rly . resident ~ this ploco ,s
MISS Hattie Bart of Dnjro 4, -
relatives here, "ee Is visiting
q nr' p McClendon, health c,eoo. =.
"SSi ir' ~ Vas mere Yesterday t
seriously ~ for several DAYS "ven I'm,
b ot N e I'm potter today by her Iglotea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
WASHINGTON.

The United states wen sweeping VIC
tory in the arbitration Of the dispute with
san Salvador and the claims of American
stockholders In the Salvador Commercial
company must be paid
Tho protest Of the cotton seed crushers
against the antl.oleo bill was submitted to
the president.
The true boundary of Texas on the west
has not yet been located. The geological
survey has given out statement concern
ing It,
The chances now are thcrc will be no
"Cuban relief" bill, as President Palms's
desire for SO per cent reduction IN duties
would be illegal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
RAILROADS.

s. c. Gardner is made assistant district
sunerlntcndent OF the Pullman company for
Texas.
The southern racac will put on several
new summer trains In the near future.
meeting OF business men was held In
the Cotton Exchange yesterday TO take
steps looking TO securing the Beaumont OK.
tension OF the international aud Great
Northern out OF Houston
C. W, Mailer, third vice grand mastar Of
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fuemcn,
will be here today and address local mem.
bers OF the order.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
MLNERs, pRopose ARelTRArIoN.

The National Civic Federation VIII Be
Asked to Select Board.
scranton, Pa, May $, President Mitchell
of the miners union issued the following
statement this evening; The executive
committees Of the anthracite mine work
ers organization. have proposed that all
questions at issue between themselves and
anthracite coal niue operators he submit.
ted TO an Impartial hoard Of arbitration,
such board TO be selected by the industrial
branch OF the National Civic Federation.
This proposition has been submitted To
the operators by wire"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
Wharton COUNTY land Sales.

land deals we're consnmmated this wees;
Hahn 4 shaw sold 1854 acres 10 Charles
II. Hurd consideration s,S4s; and John
w, Leech sold 900 acres Go NJ Nash FOR
Sloo0e This land lies in the rice section
ana win la all probability 90 planted in
the cereal
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COMMERCIAL.

The bulls and bears changed positions on
the grain market, prices advancing Ell
around,
Cotton values made n sharp break on ner.
yousness OF longs aud small buying support,
Stocks recovered strength, but there was
considerable hesitation, due 60 the Gct,on
taken by the mine workers convention
The bulls held the best position IN the
New York cotton market,
The New Orleans spot cotton market
showed very little activity at any time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
WASHINGTON NOTES

Threats that the president VIII Y
extra session OF congress, II t1e ",
are not passed in the present Y
wero heard again today. iie
caused wide comment among MI
members. who deduce from then VI
president Is determined to force Y
into line In favor OF the sugar ~
G prCCily" measure. His frlenas "
he has asserted that he wished e w
subject of our relations with WY n
paign issue, and that he IS eSuf-s
Sirous of having the pledges
Cuba redeemed by the present o''e''l
General Pearson, the Boer rep'e'n,,
was caller at the department Y
today. His object was to hasten
bic, action on the report that wss Vi
colonel Crowder relative TO the WI
the British are alleged TO be ws'sl
at Chalmette. There appears % = x
cealment here of the fact that y Y
lStrption is trying TO delay the sk
long as possible. II is claiuA
officials Of the department q w.
the Investigation Of the beet WI
other subjects have overshsdeNe.'s, \,
vestigation OF the runlored
neutrality laws in the shipmeas. ~, 4
from Chalmctte, 1t is also an w
here that General Pearson Is ~
THE joint board OF experts affe
the postmaster general and lne
Of the tres sury TO consider me ".
currenc, scheme for the tIanss,g
small sums 81 moaoy safety sIi
mail. anh expected 20 I've az ssp VA
I'm rural communities, renlos
money order postofice, has X, z
decision that II Is impraciicap'e
accounts. -
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kentuekian Aooidentallv Shot

Alvin, Texas May Sat about I o'clock
this morning NJ the wertz hotel, Mr.. c. H.
Perkins Of HR2olgreen, Ky, was accidcntlv
shot ny Wtle Fayatt wcrtz with twenty
two calther ride IN the right arm and side.
tho ball passing through the muscles OF the
arm and entering the right side Dr. Run.
~ examined the wound and pronounced 1t
very painful hut not fatal Young Wertz
from a door when Mr. Perkins passed in
front OF the gun, receiving the charge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
coNeREs sioNAL.

In the senate debate on tho Philippines
question Senator Carmack trennl again
denounced Funston, rchukcd the defnmerS
~ tbe south. characterized Senator ndlii
yer NJ simiau acrobat, aud said that white
McKiuey's policy was benevolent assmila
zion the present republican program was
murder, vinamy and malovolcnt dlsslmuln-
tion.
In the house strong opposition developed
to the omnibus statehood hitl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
Unknown Man Killed bv a rraln.

sherman, Texas, May s,--This morning
about 1928 the northhound Houston and
Texas Central No 5, ran over and killed an
unknown man, The man was walking north
along the track. The engineer blew his
whistle. but the man paid no attention to
IT. Tho entire train passed over his body,
breaking the skull, cutting on both arms,
and fearfully mansling the body,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
LA PORTE LOCALS.
The Public Schools Have Closed After :
Successful Year.

Successful Year.
Porte Texas, May s. The public
schools closed here today and II hns been
Toe most successful year IN tho educotlona,
history Of la Porte. There was recen.
iion tendered 10 tho teachers tonlebt Ne
the pupils, and Prof Matthew win ber,n
At once 10 arrange his plans for Tho pcx,
term The attendance has Increased AZ 4
rapid rate, and the excellent work accom-
piiShed speaks wei for tho ability a, tho
principal aud his corps OF teachers rno
. 81. ms year was 100, as against
10 Iast year, and It could have been much
larger had there been room.
The school viii baro a., a.
GAS next year Tie senior uigh sNtn.SS
siass nov, consists OF Bessie Shsnt noo'
maize hsil, Oracle Stout and Grace WngsS
an examination will be held before the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
TWO STUDENTS BURNED

In Fire Which Destroyed Bruins Unver-
sity in Virginia.
Richmond, Va, May Two lives wcrd
lost in Ore which destroyed the Bruins
university. near Charlottesville. Va, early
today, The dead are;
j, {. kNON OF Rchmand, Va,
Both were students.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09

establishes Holders lunacy be VII n
to the asylum for the present "
criminal charge against him VIII n
allowance. "A.
Harris, the wounded man. noltIs'
ing the serious nature OF his 'nl1aas,l
tinues TO improve, and the pro0ses
his recovery increases daily.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
eWlLLIE MALLIE,s0 RewARp.
Astor Spending Money Freely and Nav
Be Made a British Peer.

New York, May coronation ramors are
plentiful these says says London dispatch
10 the Herald The latest is a revival Of
the statement that William waldorf Aston
WIN be made peer In June. 0f late Mr.
Astvrs Eift 10 scientific educational and
patriotic Institutions m Treat Britain nave
becn large and numerous, Rumof still ln
slSts that Sir Thomas Upton will receive
peerage Ia recognition Of his work I'M
connection with tho kings dinner TO 50O.O0O
roor people on Coronation bay,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
Joe Holder Charged witb 49,.

~ , n,"n leNas' Nav s. Mr. Joe rIolacA
we i, man VINO shot Postmaster Harris -
,Slau" springs has heen brouuh, f,o,'
Nust.n anu Is nov lodged In tho Ca,d ap' :,
,oun's la', An affidavit has been AZ,
S TIn h.@ With mnacy and ms Nv. "sa
examining ts I'a 3, disposed OF before 'S sas
70 murder Is had. II the syIaanonl. assgilt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
FOREIGN.

new government has been formed at
HSnto Domingo and Minister Powell has
suspended business there in order to attend
70 American affairs In lIaytl
The condition of the queen NJ the Meth
erlands was reported tn hc satisfactory
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
THE DANISH LANpsTHlNe

Readepted the Original Resolution Re-
esrdna the West Indian Treaty
Copenhagen, May THE iandsthing to
day readopted the original resolution re-
garding the Danish West Indies treaty,
after two hours spirited debate The mat.
ter was then referred to conference com-
mittce, consisting Of thirty members Of
both houses.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
Or. Planners Condition.

New Orleans, May s. Dr Palmer con,
tiuues 10 Improve and his physicians re.
gard his condition as very favorable. The
family has asked that the railroad en-.
ployes he spared from prosecution, absoiv.
ing them from ali blame
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
STOCK Of RICE.
Mr., A. 3. Allison Has Issued His State
n1ent on H.

Mr. a 3. Allison Has Issued His State
ment on H.
Crowley, La, May S.-Thc following
statement Of rice on hand In Louisiana and
Texas on May was given out today by A.
h. Allison:
Stock, rough and clean rice, in Louisiana
and Texas, May t.
Rough. Clean
Louisiana ......,..,.......a 30, IG2 49,, Oa3
ItAas ''''''''''.''.',.',.' 22,Wo % ~"
Total Observation-Disclosures PSI, TO- 3aI. las
Bags.
Total rough and clean in Louisiana
and Texas Observation-Disclosures. 6I2, 800
Total Louisiana and Texas. April 1,
1902 ........... Observation-Disclosures. 077 .6A5
Distribution, thirty days .........,. 3Oi, i35
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root They act on the llver
effects. No gripping, nc sick stomach Viii
cure chronic coHstiBation. Price 70 ccnta
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09

Mr. J, x. o'Gorman, State manager. and
Mr. X. +. Rnford. lossl manager. arr Civ
ING demonstrations of their wonderful Acme
oetter extractor on the Preston avenue side
q Market square Butter Is made In from
Z TO 10 minutes. Every butter maker sho aid
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
HOLLANDS QUEEN IMPROVING.

The Condition of Wlhelnina, Continued
Satisfactory.
The Hague, May S--The bulletin issued
from Castle Loo at p. m, announced that
the condition Of the queen continued salts.
factory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09
WHY STAY PALE.

A pity to see pale girls stay
pale and dull when it is so easy
to get SCOTS Emulsion.
One of the best things
SCOTS Emulsion does is to
give rich blood to pale girls.
The result of regular doses
of SCOTS Emulsion is an in
crease not only in the red
color Of the blood and in the
appetite but in the good looks
and bright manners which
are the real charm Of per-
feet hcsfih.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-09

which hns been going the rounds ~ the
newspapers Of the country for the last
Few years"
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delphla i; Chicago 10, New York q; Gin.
cinnut 9 Boston o; Brooklyn T. l'ltts.
burg
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sherIH Ham, Connt,r

Austin. Texas, May ST. want - A.,
owners own for the following described ,nY nnu
Srsna o[ on ,d mare mule branded bloiched
Nlotched brand on shoulder ono sorr e nue. y,
hni,e,,t branded diamond with curl ton " onS
1%ttGm On shoulder one dark bay P m uuo
M attheTvso esSFlhtion not slyenN George u 8
Austin. iFaNls county,
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sHERiFFS' DEPARTMENT

Strayed or stolen from ]. j. Cofrcy 1910
b% ron5 StTee1; hay pony IA hands high.
pr9nded II Is, reached name S.. so reward
Strayed or stolen. ono bay horse igL
hands high, branded Il NJ with half ctr7i
over on left shoulder; saddle marks AMI
Shod all around arms anu
Taken up by William Angerhoefey 10.
rlsbnrg read, white setter dog Win hal
Ears A, II. Andersen
Sheriff Harrie T.t'
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Send sor Pres ssmpA
sco9x sowSE cAsAi.n. ~ Pearl D.. Mv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-26

day evening from to $50. Every
| body invited.
Any ladies interested in the Gene
terry Road improvement association,
and all members, are requested to
meet at the residence of Mrs. Ben L.
Cable Friday, Nov. %, at o'clock.
Frank Harrison, manager of the
Black Hawk Oil company, has tender
ed his resignation to take effect Dec.
Is. Mr.. Harrison is suffering with an
aggravated case of malaria, which
has caused him to take this step.
Henry Steelrecht. of Davenport, and
Miss Cora DaXon are to be married
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
r. Daxon, COG Fourth street, Rev. ID.
l.. McNary. of the United Presbyter-
ian church, to otticiate. ~
Announcement is made by the Bur-
lington road that the suburban serv-
ice morning and night to and from
ter this evening. This is the train
which has been carrying the EN-
ployes of the East Moline shops to
and from work every day for two
years.
Three residents of East Moline, Au-
gust Yer Mast, Piet Stevens and
Charles Beert, were arrested today on
information filed in the county court
by Edward DeSmet, also of East Mo-
line, charging them with riot. Judge
Adams fixed the bond at 5000 each
and all went to Jail to await hear
ing.
\ lady giving her name as Mrs.
Blanche Stanley, OF 632 Sixth avenue,
Moline, canvassed local business
houses this morning for funds which.
she stated, were to be used by the la
dies of the First NJ. f. church of Rock
Island in providing Thanksgiving com
forts for some needy families in the
city.
Trefz d Co. now have on display
their large stock of Christmas goods
which have been unpaclled and are
now ready for your inspection. The
stock is all bright and new and is I'M
doubtedly the most complete in the
city. They have an especially attrac-
tive line of dolls at all prices. Make
your selections early before the holt
day rush comes.
Yesterday Steven j. Stader, the
Fifth avenue barber. observed the
39th anniversary of his Imprisonment
at the battle of Missionary Ridge, an
event that led to his taking up his
residence in Rock Island. MIR. Stader
was on the Confederate side. with
the 18th Louisiana regiment When
captured he was brought here and
kept for a period of. six months. At
the end of that time he was released
and from that time he has resided
in this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-26
COUNTY TEMPLE.
Transfers.

Nov. 24.-Albert +. T. LEM to Peter
Etzcl. lot l. Cramer & McKee's add,
Rock Island, 81.
Leonard StockwelI to Orren Smith,
lots / and ?, block 20, Brigham's add.
COrdova. $500.
John d. Cady. ct al, to Christian
lots 10, 25, %, 81 and 2S, block s, NJ. Y.
Cady's add. Moline, $1,000.
John b. Cornwall to j. S. Wigers,
lot I, block >, Woodlawn add, Moline,
S1.175.
NJ. w. Battles, Jr.. to c. ]. f. Elk
strom, 40 feet lot 6, block ,, Moline,
$500.
Nov. 25.-Myron NJ Nicholson to
Harry Nicholson, part eH, neH, %,
10, 2e, $1,000.
Simonson & Schafer to Harry Mich
olson, part e1s. neH, %, 10, 2e, $1,000
Anna NJ. Odell to Myron and Will
liam +. Nicholson, part e1a, ne14, rs,
10, 2e. 81 900.
William f. Nicholson to Simonson
g. Schafer, part e1a, neH, rs, 10, 2e,
$3.50.
Nancy b. Faville to Gustaf Johnson,
lots 4. and 6, Rapids City, $500.
Louisiana Williams to Charles ii.
Frerkson, lots 1, A, 90 and %, block 3,
Rapids City, 81
Ida Bowkker to Charles ii. Frerk-
son, lots 1, 4, &c and 81, block 3, Rap
ids City, 81.
Adams, Brindle g. Sanders to Charles
IL. Frerkson, lots 1, 4, 90 and 27, block
3, Rapids City, 5000.
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nue. and Twenty-seventh street.
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SOCIAL DOINGS.

Forty couples were in attendance
at the party given last evening at the
Industrial hall by the Industrial
Dancing club. Music was furnished
by Ogden's orchestra.
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5000 rs ASKED FOR
HENRY GOLDSMITHS LIFE

Searle * Marshall. as attorneys for
Mrs. Charlotte Goldsmith, of MilanS
have begun suit for $1,000 against the
Santa Fe road for the death of her
son, Henry Goldsmith. who was killed
about a year ago in a railroad wreck
while firing on the road in Arizona.
The suit has been entered in the fed
cral court for the lower district of
California sitting at Los Angeles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-26
THE REAL STUNNING ONES

bought expressly for the holiday
trade. If you want to make an ex-
ira nice Christmas present to n
lady or gentleman, see this line of
umbrellas.