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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
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COR. BROADWAY WASHINGTON.
EDITORIAL.

Have you been 10 The Meyer
Store on Luck Envelope Dsy?"
Some day In the week (nobOdy
Knows which day. every Pgr-
chaser Is given sn envelope coz
tanning an order for some A.
ficie of merchandise. Saturday
we gave away iroz beds, cIsth-
ing, Lsdies' suits, hats, por-
there's, groceries and 2. 900 other
articles. ProbabIysoHsbo6y In
your Heighborhood was fortu-
Hsfs enough fs obtain some.
thing aEd can tell yloG all shout
IL. Look OUT for Luck Envelope
Day this week.
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Dress Goods.

Toe CORDUROY, 49c-22 inches
wide. the up-tO-date material for
waists or suits. All shades, including
white and black.
soc SILK TAFFETALINE. PC
1000 yards in dark eolors and e
ing shades.
CROW BLACK SILK TAFFETA.
49c-Yarn dyed. guaranteed not TO
crock, slip or split.
Atwood CHEYIOT. 49c - A
inches wide. all colors and black.
WOOL AND MoHAIR CRASH. T5c
New fall and winter effects latest
novelties; all shades.
S1,75 ALL-WoOL ZIBELINES. S119
-Two-tOned effects. extra heavy. ~
inches wide; suitable for Jacket
Suits.
SNOWFLAKE KNICKERBOCKER,
9Sc-1.6OO yards In Oxford, Light
Gray and Castor.
IMPORTED SCOTCH SUITINGS.
$1.39-56 inches wide. all wool. with
dainty colOred dashes, IN all shades.
A great bargain.
SOC DRESS Innings, 1896 inches
wide. heavy mercenzed Sateen, in
white. cream. black and colors.
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is sufficient almost at the present time 70
provide a million IN dividends annually. To
the saving Effected by the use OF oil IN loco
motives must be coded the saving arising
from the ol-burning passenger and freight
boats The optimism Of those best Informed
j. that Il will TAX ten months and posi-
bly, a year for all. the locomotives on the
Pacific Coast to have of burners Installed.
All the engines which go into the repair
shops AZ Sacramento. Los Angeles or Oak
land come out as oil burners. There are
very close 70 10 oil burners in use on the
three divisions.
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BLACK AND WHITE VELVET cos
TUNES, $685..
VELOUR BLOUSES. ENTIRELY
NEW-Plain. embroidered and beaded.
at $I.95. $685.. $1495. S16.95 and $50.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES-A big line
Of one and two piece Dresses ut S1.49.
$29S $3.9S and $4.9S.
CHILDREN'S MONTE CARLO
COATS-In white and heavy white
cloths, from 6 to IA years old. at S495,
$193. $685., 1886. $685., 1885 and
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Third Floor Sale.

Third Floor Sale.
SIS SILK SKIRTS FOR s12-Taf-
feta, with double accordion-plaited
ruffe and rose quilting. COlors
changeable red, black, changeable
blue, steel and solid cOlOrs.
So SILK SKIRTS FOR s., 9s-Blaek
Taffeta. with accOrdion-plaited ruff
aes and hemstitching.
81 KIMONAS FOR 49c-Flannelette,
in stripes Of white and blue. pink and
white, with solid borders.
$3.50 UNDERsKIRTs FOR $50
Knit. in fancy stripes. allwOOl and
silk borders.
$3.50 PETTICOATS FOR 75c-All-
wool knit P~etticOats, in solid cOlors.
with fancy borders.
79c SKIRTS FOR 41c-white muslin,
with deep rufhe, tucked and lace
trimmed
69c SKIRTS FOR 39c-Flannelette,
with lace and Insertion trimming.
zoe DRAWERS FOR 2oc-Made Of
best MasOnville muslin. with tucks.
embroidery. hemstitched and lace ruff
heS
s1.25 GOWNS FOR 49c-Made OF
good muslin. with tucked yoke. en-
broidered and trimmed around neck
and sleeves.
$1.5O GOWNS FOR 9sc-Best cam
brio, Nainso0k and MasOnvilie mus
lin. with embroidered hemstitched
lace, tucked and Empire style Jokes.
Less than the price il would cost
you to make.
$L.T5 DRESSING SACKS FOR Csc
Atwood eiderdOwn, in solid reds.
green's, blues and pinkS. Some with
silk frog clasps and silk stitching and
ribbon trimmed.
$1-25 SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS |
FOR 75c-Black sateen. with double
rufies stitched In white. with accor-
dlOn-plaited and dust rufies.
CHILDREN'S So DRESSES FOR
$39S-An wool, l to o years. in sailor
suits. Brown and navy only.
CHILDREN'S $3.50 DRESSES FOR
aSc-Fancy plaid, 1 to 6 years.
INFANTS soc CAPS. I6c-Caps and
BOnnets for children and infants.
made OF India silks and Bengalines.
All colOrs, some fur trimmed.
$3.50 CORSETs. sI25-IMPORTED
COUTILLE. EQUAL TO ANY $3.50
CORSET ON THE MARKET. EV-
cry ONE ABSOLUTELY GUAR
ANTEED To GIVE SATISFAC-
TION OR A NEW ONE FREE.
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BRIDGE LADEN WITH PEOPLE
CHARGED WITH ELECTRICITY.

SPECIAL BY CABLE TO THE NEW YORK
HERALD AND n ST LOUIS REPUBLIC
Paris. Oct. 4~-(COpyright. lS02J-The odd
spectacle OF men. women. children and
was presented the other day at the Pont
horses al dancing a Wild Highland ding
Suliy. one OF the most freQuentei bridges
across the Seine.
BY some mishap the electric poles OF the
tramway system established a short cir
cult. and the day being wet. all the bridge
became charged before the electrician ar
rived.
Several policemen were also forced TO per
form 10 the great amusement Of the public.
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Mems and Boys CIOthine.

BOYS NoBBY SUITS. S2.95-New
and very serviceable styles in Nor
ielk, blouses and double breasted; the
very newest patterns in cheviots.
cassimeres and wOrsteds; sizes 3 to
16 years.
BOYS FINE SUITS. S1.95-Regular
% to 50 values; broken lots. but all
sizes; fine allwool cheviots and cassi-
meres, In NOrfolks. blOuses and
douhle-breasted; don't fail to see
these suits.
MEMS 50 TROUSERS. 99c-We
bought the entire stock Of odd lets
OF trousers; some really worth up to
-; well made, good fitting garments.
MEMS $3.50 SHOES. $2.69-In 10
shapes, Including patent leather. box
calf and viei; leather and drill lined;
all UNION MADE.
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SWELL PEAU DE SOLE MONTE
CARLO COATS. with double cape and
heavy satin lining, S1245 and S14.95.
$40 SILK SKIRT FOR S5.95-Tafeta
Satin and Peau de Sole silk; new
plaits, new braids, new trimmings,
Moire drop.
NEW WALKING SKIRTS-Entirely
new, in plain heavy cloths and fancy
mixtures: $685..
MISSES RAINPRooFS, 1895.
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Hyou do not live within reach
Of The Meyer Store write for
samples Of fhi7gs advertised
here, or anything else. Our cur
rent store prices are one-fo1rth
less fhsn catsIoF prices. and any
thing you don'f like can be re-
turned.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

Don't keep anything you buy
from this Store If yoD don'r like
IT, Bring IL back and have the
price paid refunded.
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CHILDREN'S REFERS. FROM 6
TO - YEARS. S24S.
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SEPA-
Kate SklRTS-In plain and fancy
materials, ut $3.50. SOS. $345. $4.25
and $4.95.
COSTUMES OF GRANITE CLOTH,
IN ALL CoLORS, $16.45.
SWELL NEW STYLE SHIRT
WAISTS In fiannels. velvets and
silks; at S1.19. Sligo. $1.9s. s249, S3L9S
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OUR BASEMENT
AM. All p %s. %Gsa"' SALES

&c UNBLEACHED COTTON,
YARD WIDE.l. Pic
1894 UNBLEACHED SHEET
ING --.......
I5c BLEACHED CANTON
FLANNEL Be
25c 1O4 BLEACHED SHEET
ING
Toe BLEACHED MUSLIN. ..7So
lie CAMBRIA, YARD WIDE. ....se
15c PILLOW CASES. SoILED.. loo
81 MARSEILLES SPREADS. SI.Io
zoe CROCHET SPREADS......59c
ODD NAPKINS. 2O-inch. 8 for ..59c
81 COTTON-FILLED COM
FORTS
81 DOWN-FILLED COM
fORlS .S4-39
51c GRAY BLANKETS. EACH. 25c
81 WHITE BLANKETS. ...Sl.29
$3.50 124 WHITE
BLANkEIS
s. ALL~WOoL PLAID
BLANhETS $3.50
PC FANCY WASTING. lie
1Sc STRIPED WASTING --...1Oo
Toe ECLIPSE FLAN-
NELETTES
90 LIGHT OUTING FLAN-
NELETTES
Zoe FLEECE-BACK FLANNEL
ETTES. 2.GOO YARDS. IN
SHORT LENGTHS .-........5e
FRUTTOF THE LOOM BLEACHED
MUSLIN. YARD WIDE...-.....5c
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Skirts, Waists and Suits.

We shan place on aeM Monday an entirely new line of Swell Walking Suits They enme+
the very newest ideas OF mantahonng IN this seasons fshons and are abSoMtayh utess in dnr
are OF THE kndy uw will have to pay ekewhee twice what we A for them Fr Mondays Sale
$40 95 $685. and $24e5
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Seal Goats.

Seal Goats.
Second Floor.)
IT is A LITTLE EARLY IT'S
TRUE, But TO INTRODUCE THE
NEW SEAL COATS WE WILL
MAKE SPECIAL PRICES FOR
THE EARLY PART OF THE SEA
son, AND WILL GUARANTEE
AND KEEP THEM IN REPAIR
FOR ONE YEAR. THE PRICES
Now ARE $685.. S25 AND S33.75.
WITH FANCY COLLARS AND
FFo6.'.Hr.H..o.F.......S4Z.45
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Dress Trimmings.
BLACK SILK GUIMPES. IN %
DIFFERENT DESIGNS, e
WORTH 15c. DC
Having bought the entire lot from
the manufacturers. we secured them
at a great bargain. We are willing
TO let you share the saving and
take your choice s.
for n
Braids from 1 to 3 inches wide. all
wool in black only. =
worth 12lIc..
A fine line of Fancy and Plain Mo
hair. suitable for dress o
trimmings. worth 10c. ......OC
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OUT
OTARRH

The eold-wave flag
sneans zero weather, icy,
Inoisture-laden winds,
snd the beginning Of
winter In earnest. To
Catarrh sufferers there
4 nothing chrerine IN
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these climatic changes. for with the
return Of cold weather, ali the disa- "
greeabie symptoms of catarrh appear.
binding headaches, dizziness, a stuffy feel
ing about the nose that makes breathing
difficult, chest pains, and, as the disease
progresses, a discharge of nauseatiug mat
ter from the throst and nose that keeps one
continually hawking and splitting.
Catarrh is a most disgusting disease. the
foul mucou secretions that are constantine
dropping back into the stomach, contami-
rate and poison the blood and Is distributed
throughout the body, and It then becomes
. deep-seated, systemic, persistent disease
that must be treated through the blood, for
It IS beyond the reach of sprays, washes.
powders or external treatment of any kind.
s S. S. 500 clears the system of all
Catarrhal matter and purges the blood
Of the irritating poisonS, thus effectually
checking the further progress Of this sal
Gus and far reaching disease.
Look out for Catsrrh IN the winter. for
cold stirs the blood and causes excessive
secretion OF uucus and brings to life ali the
s~lusnbering Poisous that make Catarrh the
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the torld heat OF summer to the ngors Of
winter produces nc hurtful effects.
Write rs If you have Catarrh and our
Physicians VIII advise you without charge.
Book on Blood and Skin Diseases free
The Swift Specific Coz Atlanta, Ga.
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sun popular. was also built around a son
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most abominable Of all
diseases. SIS. keeps
the blood in such per
feet order that cold
wave u no alarm
and the change from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
CITY HALL GLEANINGS
BOARD or PusLlc WORKS WILL
CONSIDER MARKET HOUSE PLANS.
Fined s75 for Violating the Cocaine Or
Misunderstanding Street work
Compress injunction Postponed.

The board Of public works win meet
Ttesony night III the slty hall to eonsioer
the plans ana specifications o. the new
market house The result of their decision
Will be awaited with much Interest.
The hearing q the Injunction Of the
Bayou city Compress company 70 prevent
the rty's removing the tormefs warehouse
platforms ou Hardy street, which "as 70
have come M saturday. has been post
poned e. next week
The city authorities are contemplating
hrHdinc "a bridge across Bufialo bayou Oh
liafdp street but until SOME action Us iaken
in iysard 10 the compress company hN'u-
lugs, such au Improvement would be prac-
In varcno,iscs OF the company cNtcni
10 the cur5iug nn each Side or hutdy street.
dHd of one end the platforms leave ohi} q
narrou opening tor tnc passage Of vehicles
nave 10 BE- moved oat o. the way
Ihe compress company cialus tue DRY
tcsg "a oceupylns. hni7iN street az tllH
plarc ~ rght q umimilon a4d wiz snt'
'cst the Guys right ~ have them oustrl-
Druggist Charles o, Eoision was hit two
decidedly heavy leks iu Judge Rallcy's
tourt for violating the city cocaine ordi
nance yesterday morning ln one case he
ug,a lined rs uud IN the other 80.
IA concluding his successful plea Assist
amt City Attorney Phelps quoted with tell
iul eueci an editorial which recently ap
pc1rcd iu Tie Post 90 the eject that tile
pistol totcr' was bad enough, but he was
cncainG to the wretcbcd "hends' " llous
ton.
lbe rass II W Bohanon, charged with
the yHma onepsa wiil come M Friday IN
demanded trial hy jury
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cArARRA Oh raE STOMACH.
A Pleasant Simple, but Safe anc
EHectual Cure for IT,

A Pleasant, Simple, but Safe and
Efiectual Cure for Il.
Cuauh of the stomach has long been con-
sidercd thr next thing 10 nurable Tle
usual symptoms arc a tull or blo9Uug sen
satinu after eating accompanied sometimes
pasea, causing pressure ~ the heart and
lungs Dnd dliheplt breathing headaches.
ucEle Qppnttte. nervousness ana gcurrll
PLAYED out ldngnd feeling
There is otten foul taste In the mouth,
coated tongue, and II the Interior Of the
stomHCh could he seen II would show "a
SHINY ianamcd condition
The cure for this common and obstinate
trouble Is found In treatment which
causcs the food 10 he readily, thoroughly
digostod boforc 81 has time TO Torment and
luifatv the delicate mucous surfaces ot the
stomach. To secure q prompt ana healthy
uIggstiuu Is The one necessary thing 10 $40
ana when normal digestion Us secured the
catarrhal condition VIII have Disappeared
best treatment ls 10 use after enrh meat il
taNiet, composed or hinstaSc, Ascptic Pop.
stu, little NuN Golden Seal ana fuAt
acids These tablets can now be found ut
uli drug stores Under tine name OF stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablets and not being a patent
medicine can be, used with perfect safety
thorough digestion VIII follow tnelr regular
use after meals
MI r. $ Workman Chicago Ijl writes.
'tutuTil ls local condition resulting from
neglected cold IN the head whereby the
hu'ug membrane uf the nosr becomes la
banned ana the poisonous discharge thcrc.
l''m pSHHlE p3thWaru INTO the thront
f.arnes lbc iomacl this producing cntnrrh
of thc stomach MediCa. authorities pre-.
sCttucd Tor me Tor three Years FOR cntorrn
ot stomach without cure but today / aim
CHE hnppiest of men after using only one
box oi stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets, | can
NOT huu appropriate words tO express my
good ceiling have found dcsh, appetite
and sound rest from tneir use"
Stuurt's Dybpepslu Iuhlers Ia tho safast
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ROPiNG CONTEST
IN EVENT FOR coAsT COUNTRY
RIDERS DURING TIE CARNIVAL.
0ne Thousand Dollars offered in Fbrses.
The Entries VIII Be Many acd At
tendance Large.

The people Of Houston and the thousands
~ visitors to ihls city during carnival week
will have the opportunity Of witnessing
three performances thar are new to this
section Of the State. A grand coast country
roplng contest has been arranged FOR three
days u the carnival season ami already ar
ransemeuts are well under way looking TO
making II the feature d toe weeks pro.
gram
One thousand dollars 10 cash prizes viii
be hung up and entries are Invited from and
LINKED TO the couniiss ef Harms, BraAoria.
Fort Bend Galveston, Liberty, Chambers
Waller. Wharton aud Maiag0rda,
This featurn was unly dcamtely deeided
upon IN the last day or Two ana q separate
and distinct from the No.Isp-oh crlenga
port o. thc ASSOCIATIONS, AZ the head " the
movement are Messrs. Frank Milllfpfd,
Charles Alltn aud I'D DFonct, fhrte meg
we'll known % houstopiaas and the people
OF South Texas
Mr.. Drouet viii have the active manage
ment u the affair and Is busy gr present ~
ranging INC uefalls % The contest, Alr.
prouet had a long talk yesterday With
Colonel ). d. q Mnrse ~ t1e southern Pa
eific, and the resolt was that the colonel
entered heartily Into the scheme and said
be would lend az ass.s.once pussbie to
making Il success. The other railroad
officials Nln also be seen aAd Will DO doubt
do the yight thing
A ropiug contest is exciting spor,, ANA
there Is no doubt ~ the success OF thc
movement The contests Will bc pulled on
IN the hasebnl PARK, which win be ia-
creased TO three times MS present area rhe
riders VIII bring their own horses aud thc
steers viii be furnished hy the local man
gers 81 the contest
feature ~ the three days sport VIII
IRE f0e riding nf number OF "OutlaWpu''
horscs-that r.. horses that lay0 been
broken but never conquered
Mr.. prouct saw q number OF merchants
once. Mr. ia Khan said lbs Thought Ii
would be the means ~ bringing thousands
Of people 20 the carnival VINO would 80.
come otherwise
The Judges ana other details win be an.
nounced later.
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To Advertise Houston.

Since the announcement OF the special
Southern edition Of llarper's weekly Ious-
ton business men who appreciate the value
Of advertising have thought Il due op.
portunity TO set forth TO the public ot the
United States and Europe through this me.
diun the special advantages this city nders
fqr investment Mr. Chnrlcs ID nicktp-
thuts representative OF llarpcr's Is still
Several citizens II wealth and influence
nave cordially approved the idcn OF an
advertisement OF the city and il Is uuite
likely that a sufficient fund will lie raised
for the purpose, The eyes OF the world
are bow upon Texas as u whole and IL is
the desire Of alert Haustou interests 10
focus them upon this point
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The resular monthly entertainment and
dance given by the United Moderns viii
es held 'onsht at their hall So the Mason
ntock commencing az S o'clock sharp. Thv
consist of vocal and Instrumental music.
seadlngs aud rccitatiQns. The Invitation 10
ne nfesent IS extended TO all members,
lhelg tuends and those Interested. Ia view
% the fact that there are some 500 mem.
neFa IN the city, extra chairs vii, De pro.
maed 70 accommodate all those who attend.
me program committee report an mus al y
k,od selection Of home talent Tor the oc.
Saslon ana those present may look forward
70 pleasant evening. Dancing VIII com
mence "a the conclusion OF the " ogram
ana continue TIL midnight
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FoR AgsAuLTINa 4 eRAKEMAN.

lawrence Kay and Ike Brown Fined s46
and Costs by Justice Matthews,
Lawrence KBy and lie Brown were
brought 20 the cy wednesday nieht from
Fuishcar by Constable s. K Mnycs for
trial on the charge ~ assault
The parties were charged with striking
Brakeman Irice with a rock. shocking him
OF san Anionle ana ARKANSAS Pass train
near Jeannette water tank on the night
= October Z. The negroes were attempt.
ing "a steni a ride when the arukefnnn
interfered o. prevent them With the above
result The conductor, seeing The attack,
stopped tAe train ami arrested the ne,
gf0es, subsequently delivering them 10 au
oiiiter at Fulshear
They were tried before Justice Matthews
yesterday ana nne and costs Amounting
altogether 10 $40 entered against each. Fail
tng 10 pay their macs, theg were put Ia
werk with the copnty road gang yesterday
afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

San lacinto chapter Daughters OF the Re.
puddle Of Texas met yesterday afternoon
az the residence 81 Mrs, Andrew Briseor.
The resignation OF the, former secretary
Miss Nottle Williams was accepted and
MIS-. A. Cox was appointed "a suctred her
Mrs Mary Saunders az Walnut Grove
the pqetese n the general association, was
present az the meeting
The nest meeting 70 the chapter win take
place on the hrst Thursday Ia November.
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Bryan has fnaily cctnpicicd iis labors and
uili be prepared 70 present 20 the general
association "a Sunday q very handsome De-
Sign of nionumtni shat VIII Come withln
u, limit az the resources AZ hand Tor ita
construction.
The Dick Downing Monument association
embraces Dick Downing camp, United Con.
federato Veterans, aul the Irish societies pt
Honston. inrlndine the three divisions OF
Hlhernians and the Emmett council all "
whom are expected 10 be present On Sunday
afternoon 70 nass upon the work o. tue
10 plhca the seeming 81 this much-talked
of monument within the range Of q speedy
realization.
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Orthodox Ie,Vs.

Congregation Adath Yeusurun win hold
Atonemcnt Day services this evening at q
O'Clock In Turner halls and tomorrow mou.
lnG, commencing az S o'clock.
AZ II a. M tomorrow Rabbi L. Yasgoar
viii preach a sermon ON the subject why
Am a Jewr' At q D. M he will deliver
an address Ia German on Yoath Rr,ol-
lections OF Atcnemeut Day"
Inc services on both Jays win be very
interesting ana all members OF the conere.
sauon are Invited 60 be present
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ID LeadIna MaIt 800

Malt.Nutrine IS the only really great Ex
tract q Matt offered on the market, other
so-eaiiod extracts being nothing better than
strong black becr with q large percentages
OF Alcohol And very small one 90 cxtrae.
tive matter. such extracts should not he
given or recommended 20 convQiescents ~
stTengt b seeking PEOPLE. since their inertia
are ail on the label and not IA the bottle
BuEch Brewing Assn which guaraptees its
purity excellence ard merit
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DICK BOWLING MONUMENT.

Design Chosen and the Association Is
Called 10 Consider a.
Secretary y. - Bryan OF the Dick Bowling
Mcaunient association has called a mee:iug
81 tho association to be held at the city
hall oa Sunday Afternoon at o'clock 10
receive the anal report Of the committee
appointed some time ago 20 select q design
for tue monument 10 bp erected In this
city % the memory OF Dick Dcwllng.
This counlttce consisting u John Farm.
~ John 7 Browne, Edward Browne n
r. Goldine, Thomas O'Leery and n. ID
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

ihrtr Niii q 4 meeting 81 the directors
Of the NoTsuroh association at the Rusi.
ness League rooms at s O'Clock this even,
There are a number Of important matters
desired.
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Rode en- o. N. VheeI

As. A, p, Hutton OF COO Travis stree,
lost very hne chainiess bicycle yesteraav
morning about noon. while he was scared
IN his office some one c0olly took the wheel
from the curb aud rode away
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Specially Anractibe Values for Today
Chiffon Capes 4.08

Dainty, fluffy little wraps that are 50 very
stylish; made Of accordion pleated Chiffon ana
Liberty silk rufil=s, silk lined, long taps triIn'
med with ruching; former prices 500 to 1000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
~ Rantist chnrch.

movement IS ON foot 70 organise new
hariist church in Houston. A committee
composed ~ Messrs d. 3 Snodgrass.
James I. Duncan, I, c. Hudson, J. Ii.
Francis and Wiliiam simmons. believing
shat iaefe are numeers ~ Baptists ~ hous,
church. hare Invited those interested 40
meet them next SUNDAY morning at iOS0
o'clock az the German Baptist church, near
the intersection OK Houston avenue and
Nas5lpgton street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
Colored Silk Waists

Two lots for todays selling that are priced TOT
less than cost OF materials. Good styles, per-
fsctly made garments, all sizes % TO 40 IN
each lot; not many of any one kind, slightly
mussed from being shown.