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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Perhaps by this time Baldwin has COS over the idea
that he was such warm number hat the icebsrss
would melt al his approach
From the present prospects Bill crodaock the nsht
OF the election know what has happened 70 hin
early Reverend Emerson will
Dame Fashion Is powerful. enough but she isn't
The Kansas mosquito is overriding
the elbow sleeve in womens dresses
Already thirteen III nominated for the Kansas
islature by the Republicans doctors This rather
foreshadoWs law making appendicitis compulsory.
Interest Is greatly heightened The oray county
convention 10 be held September u ard which viii con.
fifteen delegates by the suspicion that eight %
them Will probably have slate
The Topeka Capital ls calling AN that's IN
free" order 70 get Davy Nation dvuge his hdfas
place But Carrie Is in hearing distance yoa
bet that Davy won't % g.
Professor wnIlston has decided shat the ssua faaad
Lansing that % Put he un -
certain when tho ~ The bones found
ard the toes have teen pigeon.
one q the real humorous Incidents OF thls years
polucs IN Kansas II the frequency with witch fsau
conventions nominate Office who present
livery politician knows what that
The Topeka who viii ride Ia back seer vifh
President Roosevelt VIII probably trembis the raei-
length of Kansas FOR fear TIE President a8H
say. Ny what lot o. drug stores you have & fhf
town"
The stage ~im aeon be occupied bs he gaaran uho
viii fear End trembling that these Big raias
have had this thaf siH
De squeezed good and hard ~ p droufh later or Be-
order 70 make ~ fhr annual averar@
The Reck Irlana has aelacted as fhe nanns f7r 80
wert-boane limited traa. "soiden Gate Limited
VII he fire train anc people 1ho havc rarsea eiH
oniy be proabitel froa Fiear g. baf 1855 not -
permitted within hanare1 fees n he phas
train - FL fosn.
John Jensias. u.nr rear csfsven stopped h.s dice
row the other DAY % rect Preeenfr ~ his g7sf
rrfes d. rotced asneowss aear hius take Era afa
esH ~. IRE struck ai.e fsa sas the rsasetss
rays a. IRE fic hel1 bunch - tss the feaee-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07
sinnls s.ds Tor R.al R.,..

tFrrT1 ne FarIF D0ct0TI
II single beds nlnssrous thar they are =
great many people would - better n FVhea one =
t.red sick restless. - ought
sleep alone and lalcate ~ proximity tAe
nislad.es affect him Tire crute cseztares zhan
ssck aEay by Themselves "a they g. " get ever
;hsir troubles. sais nstaet great uass haa-ar
beings have Those that have = best Z lasz<sd
itaot silghtess degree q neglect Where
children a family share re rock 81
great May fhsv would - beter 70 ~
sfrgIe beds rather nan xs1e soltle ts-4 We
share great thinEs W4th tnose ioFs but
fude cltnzs from alrth - death 1e
World alone. r. certain Important a-6 80 So
s-t keep ~5ea-tags ssasstirsss - Jeff
zlaae I, - god thst saoaie D.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07
Fl.as csiiea wHs Animals.

4 c,stoua-hopse 6scssscn aess has Beer rs-c-red
IN Switzerland package markes Trained F7sssr
rrached Gensrz analogy fhe coaertor cossf
aaa xzs q Jane huss. which rad beer r1l~a -
BE- e6EbIe=- TIE from Sfctzi . asotAe-
tin = reached headquarters Eerus Ehs-cs sSter
Investigation delsberaon the eo-clusion rsaeh
ed thst ceas undsr TIE head of ~l1 Annals
IN = Eenzgs-Se-"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

fFra- fAa colszzbta - GO sssfs
4 CauaGssn arz secrrrig gsace1 wgfn ere sfs-fresl
ard Toronto aesspagsTs acrsTtsssrnsrt -
lag hettls Sc BAD rasezfaf ard abaas stars
n. market Aser E45ar 1fscssass fer shs adFsr-
49, eaae1 ia thss -zznre-s Wien b&bg
ina mast 8nscrs~e1 ard ~ coea s-acs vas~T
zap y sne szsy sses -, rA..Ts G. erssA nax
sn1s-fs = hrle<
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

Last Sunday at Lexington, KY. minister hauled
a skeleton out from behind the pulpit and delivered
sermon on it. The congregation didn't like it and
made no bones of telling their pastor so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

Governor General Taft does not believe that the
Filipinos will be ready for sefgovernment for two
generations The third generation will not break
away from the United States
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

John R. Mclean says that David Hill could have
been nominated for president in Kansas City in 1900
II he had wanted it. If David is smart he will not
want it in 1904 either
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

The claim that the prehistoric skeleton found in
Kansas was that Of should lead the scien-
lists TO dig for the other skeleton He must have
been around somewhere.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

The Count and Countess de Castellane are on their
way 10 this country. and the Duchess of Marl-
borough is already here. will have to enlarge the
center of the stage.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

Newport society has dropped golf. II was always
& game which could be played cheapiy. Newport
could stand that But when it became common.
Newport cut it out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

The last census reports show that we Of this gen
Grafton are living longer than forefathers did.
And We have cut several seconds OF their clip too.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

The census reports show that only one lightning
rod factory IS left in the country thus marking the
passing Of one of the pretes architectural ideas the
country ever had
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

II the average general had made the fuss Of get
ting Of 70 the Philippines that Miles is making.
Aguinaldo would have won the fight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

Tom Johnson had the Ohio Democrats indorse
Bryan and the Kansas City platform. Mr.. Johnson
can see where Mr.. Bryan can come in mighty usfu
in 1904.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

good many criticisms have been passed
Aguinsldo, but it is about time TO acknowledge that
he seems 10 be above the lecture platform
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

The people who now insist on remaining OF the
Island OF Martinique might well look into the nuzzIe
Of an unloaded gun and have il over with quickly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

The new plav a Modern Magdalene~ which IS
being mercilessy roasted is said 10 present scenes
that would make Paris scream.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

War may be hell but the imitation CT it as put up
on the Atlantic coast isnt much more ferocions
than Sunday school picnic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

That trolley threw President Roosevelt forty feet
But the trolley caught Roosevelt with his guard
down
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-11-27
BORN.
MARRIED.

.Pittsfeld, Nov. $40 the wife of Harold Sin
clair, daughter.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-11-27
Thanksgiving Dinners.

Bethany Baptist church, in accordance
with usual custom, provided Thanksgv-
ing dinner this year for certain families
who were not in condition to provide
themselves with repasts appropriate to
the day. On Tuesday afternoon and
evening the articles necessary to make
up the dinners for each family were re-
ceived from members of the church, the
congregation and others who desired to
contribute to the good cause. Among
the articles brought TO the church were
chickens, meats, vegetables In abundance
fruit, bread, cakes, pies, sugar, tea,
canned goods, ETC., enough to provide
dinners for "a families-100 or more
people. The distribution of the dinners
were made on Wednesday. This gather
ing of thanksgiving dinners and their
distribution to the needy of the town
has been done by Bethany church for
five years past, is worthy charity and
affords much satisfaction to the donors.
10 connection with this work the &C.
ciety INDUCED in sociable, Tuesday
evening, which was we'll attended by
old and young. The chapel was nicely
decorated with evergreen, plants, flowers
and flags. Piano music by Don Burrill
and singing by Miss Eldena Smith, with
an accoun, of recent trip to the Pacific
coast and of visit to the Grand Canyon
in Arizona, charmingly related by Mrs.
Grace Coburn Smith, and an instructive
talk upon the geology of that wonderful
work of nature by George o. Smith of
the u. s. Geological Survey, made up
highly pleasing order of exercises for
the evening and was greatly enjoyed.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-11-27
DON'T HARNESS CHILDREN
WITH CT A 5 8 { s /!

First try the MILO EYE TONIC, for
Weak Eyes. For the young and old. $1.OO per
box. MILO MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
lm46 Box 1876, ROCKLAND, ME.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-11-27
A Policeman's Testimony.

j. N. Patterson, night policeman of
Nashua, Ia, writes, "Last winter l had
bad cold ON my lungs and tried at
least half dozen advertised cough med
icines and had treatment from two ply
sicians without getting any benefit. A
friend recommended Foley's Honey and
Tar and two thirds of bottle cured me.
consider it the greatest cough and
lung medicine in the world" For sale
by F. W. Bucknam, skowhegan; Geo.
Gushing, Madison.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-11-27

Athens, Nov. le-By Rev. J. e. Lombard, Mr..
Fred Collins and Mrs. Ida Upper, both Of
Athens.
North New Portland. Nov. i7-By Rev. Rob-
ert Scott, Mr.. Jonathan Luce of New Portland,
and Miss Kate NJ. Spencer OF Arson.
Scion, Nov. M-By Rev. e. T. Adams. Mr..
Alma 81 Brown and Miss Jennie NJ. French,
both of Scion.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-11-27
DIED.

Pittsfeld, Nov. 17-Ira Leighton, aged 50
years, months, day.
Pittsheld, Nov. s-Mrs sophroaia Day, aged
n years.
Athens, Nov. 1s-Ethel, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hayden, aged years.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-11-27
MARK DOWN SALE Of CLOAKS and SUITS at 0rdwayS
Commencing FRIDAY November 28th

OersOck Of and about % Suits going close
price. An opportunity to great bargain.
chidens 6year-old $l25
80, no
co. $40 $3.50
now
SUITS. $3.50 Price to close
on
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-11-27

New fire proof rolling mills are to be
erected in Portland that will give en-
ployment to 900 men.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-11-27

II you want the best 81 90 kid glove,
buy the "Paris." Judkins is agent
The evening world., 1902-01-15
DR.. MU|R'S RIGHTS
TO W|FE'S FORTUNE
COURTS TO DECIDE HIS
STANDING IN THE CASE.
Question 90. 90 whether or Not
Tier Unsigned Agreement
VIII Hold Good.

wAsHINGToN. Jan i5.-Dr Joseph
Muir Secretary og the United States
Legation at stockholm, who vas greatly
detected during the cremation ~ his
wife Mrs. Edli Mcpherson Muir. daugh-
ter ot tn. late senator Mcpherson.
rliI today he would remain in this
country TIL h!s status in the law sui,
wa- determined
rherr vas 40 religious ceremony at
the cremation. Or. Muir came here
with his attorney. Arthur Johns. on
the same train with them were Aaron
: Baldwin. IN. executor OF the estate
ar Mrs. John T. Mcpherson. and his
attorney. Reid q. Diliworth.
pr Muir cat In the rear u! the chapel
forsakcn Dy all who had oern hIs friends.
HIS head was bowed and he Srung mis-
hands ana appeared 10 be In agony.
There Is an agreement between Yale
University. Christ Hospital. the Emer-
grncy Hospital. Washington. and the
executors or Mrs. Mcpherson that the
estate shall he divided In the manner
.talt vas satisfactory to Mrs. Muir.
Mrs Muir did not rIgn the agreement.
II the court nolds that IN. agree n,
il binding Dr, Muir will have the same
Fights as MS late wife.
The evening world., 1902-01-15
POPULAR PAIR
WE'D IN SECRET 2
MISS KNIGHT AND DE BAR
RlL'S FRIENDS GUESSING.
10th In Florida and There D.. n
story that The, Were Nur-
ried Months Ago.

Friends OF ). Dc Barru o' " W.s,
Thirty-sixth street and MISS Eleanor
Knight. formerly %, 80 30 i,as. Thirty.
fourth street. ar wondering . these two
popular young persons ar' married.
They are nota In Florida. ans r,por'
from there says that Mi-- Ku.ghi-or.
perhaps. Mrs de Barrl-hts told soyDra.
friends that she ard "JacK" have been
married for several months
=. A. Read. manager of the PARK Ave.
nue. Hotel where Miss Knight ana her
aunt. Mrs. Leyeridge. have lived az vnri-
Gus times. says that Miss Knight told
him OF the marriage and said tha, she
did not want her aunt 10 know about II
for some time.
AIR. de Barril's mother ana sister 20
not telieve that he has been married
without telling them.
The evening world., 1902-01-15
BABE DRINKS FROM
STEAM|kG KETTLE.
WILLIE FLYNN THOUGHT IT
WAS TEA.
Throat and Lungs Paruoii~d-Lad
Dies ir Few Hour.
In Hospital.

Little Willie Flynn q bright two-and-a-
half.y.tr-p,i child b. dead to-day at
his home. 40 lS7 second avenue a. tn"
result, a' an innocent Il.rp"diener ~ $
father
The child Nas seated on his father ?
knee during supper ar night After
he hid 5.rn iod what the father CON
sldercd sg'' '.cni wll.le hygSei FOR more
tea II Was refused him
Jumping from Ms fathers knee NJ,
child ran o. "a, stove. ON which nas a
kettle ~ Sicam!uE no, water. Thinkiug
d, contained ted Willie pu, the spol;
IN his mouth and poured the scaldlns
hot water DOWN his ;hrol,
The chill dropped To- tlc ropr In
agony lie MAS hastily removed TO m,
Harlem Hospital, where the surgeons
FOUND thar the thrpa, ana the lung. a al
been pirboI:cd The child suffered *.
cruciatlnr pain. watch the physicians
relieved by anacsth.sics The unfortu.
mate boy fingered only few hours
however, after hring admitted 20 tn,
hospital
The mother said the BOY once or twic,
had taken drink out - IN" ks.- !.
when the water IN IL was cold. and thaj
he was too Young 10 understand the
dangers OF the boiling water.
The evening world., 1902-01-15
STRICKEN BECAUSE
CHILD IS BURNED.
GRANDFATHER LEFT LITTLE
GIRL ALONE AWHILE.
Neighbour. Hear Maggie O'Hricn's
screams aud save Her Iiic--
ola Man sinking.

John OBricn. , feeble oli man was
left tn tac apartment u his son a.
No. 22j West one liuglrcl lnI Forty
eighth street to-Gls tu take car, Of ais
grlndch.ldrrn MaSg.,. AGED Nv, and
Eddie aged three MHEEle is low 70 J
Hood wr,sht Hospital BADLY burned
about th" body and ne old man !. at
TIE point os death from Erio'
The mother of tn, children j. an IN
VALID and ras recently taken from her
home 10 hc treated at the house OF r,ll-
lives. rh' grandfather mas been do.us
the cooking for the children. lie went
10 the grocery 'or bread to-day. leaving
dinner on the stove la the kitchen and
Maggie s.itilg 1y the window uttlug
uut paper dolls
81. cor, nrtid screams In the
% Bri-n iat soon after The departure ~
The u.d man ll"cikirE tn the door they
found ina. Maggie IN playing about the
stove Nad s"' her ciu,ring on IRE.
PROMPT meas N"r, taken to .Ntin-
guish the iamrs anl the ambuluur.
surgeon who came after the l!ttlc ON,
an ms Sh" had 4 SoOd caIucr 'Or
r,-oyArN
Her sic" NIs not injured. all hous n
hcr halt Nls burned IN The nr-t iuIi-
nation Grandfather DHricn mad uf III"
n-cidcnt WIS when he reached homo
AMI found the lnhulance at inc door
OF ihc lcnemcnt-housc.
The evening world., 1902-01-15
FIGHT ON STREET CAR.
WnuId-H~ rn-.rnErr .~i. into unv
with ~ Motormnn.

Edward panuyl.y 'lrty-twu yrt.. nf b.
u 50 NJ E4s, S.N} u'th street. who
SAYS 20, ls a ,n.retIr FOR 800, GI.-.n
Wh!sk.y COMPANY wls held .u Sar hu
for trial hy Masisirltr Mayo .u York.
vlllo Court to-day rhnrGcd with uz-
saulting motormHn James Sullivan. u'
No ~ West on. Hundred aud TWents -
fourth street. las. night
Doun-liy said he trirI 20 board SulIl-
van's car on Fgty-uluta street. at
Eighth avenue, 1y IN" front platform
and ghai sullivan klchDd him IN Th.r.
was = row. wnlch mah followed b.. the
arrest.
The evening world., 1902-01-15
DE WINDT EXPEDITION.
Overland Party In sihrrin "n Their
wn, to -BbrinG strait.

INK rsK siberia. Jan 49,. rhc u"
wind, expedition. bound nu ma overland
trip from Paris - S,N York which ~
the french capital prr ~. caves her"
To-day for YskutsK. East siberia. and
Bchring strait
The evening world., 1902-01-15

so pieces strictly all. linen bleach
ed Table Dana,k. handsum. pat
terms. very hcaNN weight. 90 inches
wide, regular rec sSc. yd..
Tor thi, sale, SSC. yard.
IS pieces very line quality pure
bleached satin finished Table Dam
ask. - inches wide. strictly all
linen. our regu ar price osc. yd.
for this sale. 7Sc. yard.
30 pieces extra heavy weight un-
hieachcd lincn isbi, Daninsk. o.
inches wide, regular Price sSe. yd..
for this sale, 500. yard.
IS pieces heavy unbleached PURE
linen Barnsiey Dnmask. full y
Inches wide. regular price $50 yd..
for this sale, 5Sc. yard.
20 pieces exec 1tionaliy heavy
weight pure linen unbicnched
Barnsiey Damask, y inches wide.
regularly sold at LIS yd..
for this sale. S5C. yard.
The evening world., 1902-01-15
FIREBUG PLEADS GUILTY.
Wilson Admits lie Set Fire to .
House.

with int.n to destroy the relatives
of his wife. who lived at M. u Van
Croft place. In Brook yn. william Henry
Wilson. negro coachmnn. set firc 10
the house ON Jan. Is. 1899. He escaped
at the time. was traced to Pittsburg.
and there ne dropped out OF sight.
William Henry arrived In Brooklyn
this morning TO see his wife Ida. who
u living In the house he attempted TO
The evening world., 1902-01-15
HORSES NOT TOOLS.

Two horses imported by Richard Fceley
scrc assessed FOR duty a; ;hc regular
rate 81 :, per cent AL valprem. Fec.ey
claimed they should come In free a.
tools VI trade" lie IN a bareback rider.
ana ne said that without the horses ne
could not follow his profession. Ju- Ice
i"-rc-"'ll" for tn" n1ard OF Classinca-
ton. overruled the protest.
The evening world., 1902-01-15
Helping Hnnds to the Poor.

An anonymous friend Of Michael Nc
CArthy and Louis Shapiro sends The
Evening World a contribution to r-iicv"
the necessities of each. "a :. ". o. also
gives 81 20 aid tbs family " Nathan
0huibegg.
The evening world., 1902-01-15

burn, Sh. sent messenger 'or the po-
lie" and william Henry was arrested.
In adams Street court ne entered "A plea
II guilty 10 4 charge Of arson IN the
first degree and VAS held for trial.
The evening world., 1902-01-15

20D dozen heavy weight linen
Table Napkins. 10 inches .uare.
regular price Si.JS doz.. .re i,'
Tor this sale. 81 90 do en-
2Sp dozen extra large size hem.
med linen Luck Towels, p. :
inches. regular price ine. each
for this sale. !? &C. each.
1000 do cl Vans tia uoid
Medal Pillow Cases. three 81 cs,
I2x5o, ISNSn and SuN3h irchcs
value, 2cc., lIe. and PC. each. any
size. for this sac Gas. ach.
500 do. en- extra hea.y-w eight
very fine quality Cotton Sheets;
viii wear like iron:
The evening world., 1902-01-15
THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY l5 1902

\ SEM
,nso % woHir
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WOVEN "FEMNi
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09

Men s Shoes
Mems $50 Satin Calf Lace or Congress, or
ram clone Toe Shoes; at......,........ J.U0
Men j, 200 Colt Skin, Plain Globe Toe, Or
Law onoesi ac','.'.. 100
Mems ESQ Wet Cap Toe, Single Sole
Snoe'' ''.'''''''' ''''',''....,.....,. sOO
John Meier's ESQ Railroad Shoes;
Mems ESQ Wax Calf, Plain Globe Toe.
Lace and Congress- Shoes at....... 100
Mems 800 Wei, Cap Toe Half Double 40
Sole, Lace Shoes; az . IN
Mems 800 Box Calf Heavy Sole 100
:. o''''''''' ''',..,............( 40
I Me%s s 100 Velour Calf Double Sole. Or
Meps $50, vici Kid, Extension Sole Matt
hid Tops, Lace Shoes. /.3b
Men $50 S.5o Boz Calf Double soIes, 1or
1880 Il ~ ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09
Silk Bargains.

Fancy Waist SILKS IN toUely designs and
the latest styles, qUonh from 100 to
$50 a yard, 81 and 4 yards in , TX
pattern, Monday, special -. ~'/ y
Black More Kelonr, y inches Utde,
heaVy and beautiful designs for ~
coats and skirts, special 49,. -. ~
Black Lyons 7afeta Boaretts, make
every yard guaranteed, IT has a 09~
rich finish, per yard. ........ "
Black Peaa De Sole, double finish, extra
heaVy and pare six, IF inches or
quide, special, per yard 1881. "
Black Crepe De Chine zufth small dot
and figures, N inches GUide, only fegu
patterns left, $50 quality, Mon TX
day, per yard ............. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09
Wen s Furnishings

soc Four-inHand Ties. narrow width, extra l0a'
large assortment; 1bf
tnis week. ''..'...... .............,.''''' -
New line Of the latest styles Of Neckwear !
all the new weaves and colorings, Of hDf
SILK, very neat and dressy .............,,..'VV'
25c Black Satin Club Tie; IN
-'loiiu0S 80 ''''''.'..'' ....'...'''''''''
Use Outing Night Shirts, extra full skirt hsag
weight outing; IN
100 Gray Wool Underwear. extra heavy III
weight, we'll made; this week. ..,.....,..'Is -
Fleece Lined Underwear, extra heavy 1Ik
weight THIS week. .,.......''.......'''''
Mems sox, black and tan, colors guaranteed ~
run finished, regular zoe value; f1L
tlls week OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2 =
25c Fancy sox, solid color with polka dots f9t
lull finished; this week. ..........,...,'''rH
Boys Colored Percale Waists, Puritan" 3Ii
make, SOC seller; this week. ..........,..''S~
100 Colored Neglige Shirts, best quality maori
extra value for 100; IN
e"is A''''..'.'''..'e.. ''.'''.'..''''.''' III
Large Size Pure Linen Handkerchief n,'
worked initial, extra value for zoe; nm
enls week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
embroidered Initials for laundry marks; fk
THIS week, dozen FORE.
Large Size White Cambria Handkerchief
regular loc kind; Monday. .........,,.''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09
Weckhzear.

New Crepe de Chine stock in combinations and
solid colors silk embroidered and applique, lace
trimming, beautiful new shapes and I ZE
styles 75c, 100 Observation-Disclosures. (s/0
New Golf Ties. in brocaded MORE, velour and
barathea silk hemstitched and silk embroidered
ends embroidered turnover collars, in blue white
black green and navy; = nm
$50 and observation-disclosures. ZsUU
White Taffeta Stocks, with pink, blue, green or
white bows and ends, entirely IN
new ''''.'.s....,k wv
Ties and Belts to match. of tafteta IN white with
red embroidery, blue with white, black with white
and white with black, something entirely new and
nobby; set S9S, = m
2.75 and Observation-Disclosures. ZeOU
New Dresden and Pompadour Ribbons in narrow
and wide, suitable for childrens hair rib I m
bon, neck and sash wear yard, 25c to. sOU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09
Black Goods

Black Mohair Chevfot, 40 inches 81
9Uide, per yard ......". ................. DOC
Black Crash Safting, is inches ua,
pure Mohar, 1885 Value, ~
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Black Panama Basket WeaUe, gva,,,rt'
ed, Shrank and Sponged, $50 o.
Valae, special .,...".. ........ .......... O1[
Black Crystal Crepe, is inches ua,
rich six luster, dust proof 4 ~
special ...........,. ........... I.LJl
Black Belgium BroadcLotf, 81 acsn
qvide, satin finish, 200 quail + fO'
Hy, special, Monday ........... lsJ1|
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09

5-8 size Double Danask Napkins, extra
heaVy gUetght, fine quality, regular 500
per dozen, this 9veek, J 0I
special ,........ ............ IL S<| -
Is yards Bteaehed Cotton Crash, or
this GUeek for -. ............ "
1885 Hen1stHched Hack Towels, very
fine quality, regular $50 Valae, I TX
for, per dozen .............. |s/O
Large size Bleached Cotton 7ozueLs,
qOorth 90c per dozen, this oDeek, hQc
special ........ ..........,... ~ \