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9 a n fra Il b.
@ipu @itn. Ga. 26. g2op.

Giou Gitp, So., 26. gsop.
Die Bancroft 8anf in Bancroft,
Soma, mar Der S9auplaB zines 6ine
brucbs. Die Ginbre6er iprengten ben
@elbf9rant uno erlangten $1,000
$4,000. @erf9iebene @ertbpdpiere
ipurben babel perni6tet.
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ten.
9enper, Col, 26. gsob.

Der iebungsotsi6uB Ser @e.
tern 5eOerotion Of Mines, meI6er
ith bier in Sibtne 6efinoet, plant Die
8erbreitltng Der Organization iiber
cen gon3en Sentiment. 3und6it min
man Igitotoren no6 Merifo ienoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-11-28

etne offene 8erIebung BON @eIeb, @ez
re4tt9teit pnb bes geipDbnltben 4n>
itanoes gu banbeln."
9err Dbite pirb iein @bberufunssz
@9reiben am nGc1Iten OpnnerItag
Wfittag bem &aifer iiberreiGen, unb
barduf nit feiner Satin Bel benz
&aiierpaare ein @ubeIfriibFtd einuebs
men.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-11-28
; elb It mprb perbinbtrt.

WfdtlDautolDfL SSa., 70. 9(oo.
Ser Sarmer SoIepb &istoba, peIs
der pe9en @rmprbung BON 8iIiam
8ranbe bier pro5eIfirt pirb, pers
fdludte i'm @ert9tsiaaG cine groBe
9oiis Mprpbin, bod gelang es einem
@r3t. ibn am 2eben gu erbalten.
q Nrbeiter. angeIe9eubei; F..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-11-28
ausbsr gunbssbauptRabt B t
gSoibington, 26. ytop.

SSulDlHgIoIl, 70. 9loD.
Dem Subresberibt oes Spmmiifdrs
90. $. elliott pon portp Rico lit 81
entne9men, baB in alien @erpaltunss'
Speisen mertlicbe 6ortidritts semahi
puroen. Sebr pieI 2lufmertionltsii
ipirb Dem 9au BON 2anoitraBen unG
Der @rri9ung BON 8riiden setpiomst,
nm bic Ginpobner in ben Stanb gu
feben, ibre 9robutte uuf ben Marti
gu bringen. Die 8eIebgebuns Der Sn.
fel tritt i'm Sanudr 1903 Suiammen
unb man bofft, bab lire @rbsit elm,
fir bic @oblfabrt unb oas @eOeiben
Der Sniel fru6tbrinesnb. Tein piro.
Ser tu6anif9e 8ertreter 0err Que,
fdod itdttete benz prdiibenten einen
8eiu9 ab unb tbeilte ibm nit, oab
elmer BON feiner Reaierung ibm Su9es
guneenen &abelbepeide aufulse bic He'
ciprocitdtsoerba rbanblungen etnen gebeib,
li9en 5ortgans genommen bitten.
9aut benz beutieen Nuspeiie bes
S9abamtes betrGst Der perfagbure
9aarbeItanb $201, ,286, ,209, ipppon
$113,549,O37 in @pIb ift. 0uod
fommt bic Sob Heferpe BON $780,
100000.
prGibent Hopfepelt bat bei9lofen,
MIbleb SO. @oulb, bisber 8unbess
9iitritts 2Gnpalt fir ben 9iitritt
Columbia, gum 8eiIiber bes SberS9es
ri9ts bieIes Oiitrittes su ernennen,
als glu9foluer bes perftDrbenen &i4s
ters 8rdblep. aerner bef9lpb er, bic
3i9teriteIIe am Nnipruhs Geri9tss
bofe, pel9e bur9 ben Sob bes Ri9ters
Odpis patunt sefpprben lit. nit Srans
cis 90. @rigbt BON Slinpis Su beieBen.
@rigbt mar bpn Der SGlinoiier Gons
greB Delegation tnOoffirt tpprben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-11-28

Die britiT6e I9ieSsgerihtli6e @ntz
f9eiOung in bem Gten3itreit 5ipii6en
Gbile unb Qrgentinien 1T erfolgt, unb
beitebt in cinem GompromiB. 9ds in
5roge itebenbe Ge6iet umiaBt 58,374
Auaoratmeilen. 9dbon iino Gbile
etpo 1884 unb 9lrgentinien etipa
"a, go Quabrutmsilen 3ugeipro9ea
nprben.
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Der @tubenten r.

SSpIUu 0IID, NSu., 70. gtUU.
Ste @rpbgei9porenen beI9Gfti9eH
ii1 nit benz Stubentenaufrubr in Der
Staatszllniperiitdt, um, tpenn m0gli9,
bic &Gbelsfiibrer, ettpa 20 an Der
3abl, unter antloge gu iteIIen. Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. min babel bebiilfs
liCb 1ein.
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HIGHER STATE COURTS.

- ~
'''' ""''u' 'eN'S' MAi'n ''.-t GLOW
ing proceedings vcrc had n tho court NJ
civu srpcals Tor tho Sorond surname I'm,
,i,.i.t .,t...t,,.
'' '' '''''''''
Motions submitted Ii"omes - al va.
Tru>catt for rehonYinr 7,rier Of nj VS.
lt,,,, f.. ,,b,,,i,c Sil -. to,..c f.,
,,''er out statement Of l1cts; steward w.
w =" INV yu P'''''t "L '',"'u'
N-' Nl'Nl"t "Nplh, w. Man'tt 81 al.
~ ''"''''"~ '"" ''' '""''i"n7' innings "'
',i,D,r, o.,r,,,i,d. I,.,,..,., =, Of .,
H"uN"N o''i,Nt'0. I.umHd"n ~ AZ vs..
S. ''' .-,, n,,h ,T,nI" shN l'\'s hs"Toeh,
,,,J ',,ti. l''N e. o., ,Up l' AM
H. Vs. ,ua''Rl91i, o., 'I' t9t t'hcarnG ~.
,r ,,1, r, 1n" n'',nr'u tAIl
,' Nt.'.U"J N'''nl' Ior ,Hneat-
laL' MlNS"nrl NtusnN ana Texas Railway
"lop1ul VS. ll'ben, tor rehearing
,it r','lH.'' i"t 'eneh'lnE, I'm
snd f,, ; ,'"u7'N al, Ior tehearlng
tr-c,,,r,, '".,us,"us ~ LOUIS
C.r,,l' ~, T 10y ymP'"F vs. Al =
m 'F ~" l"r ltueai'hI
Tow. ana pc'iyo ,'s w Iue tAse OF
I'M ""u 'r,l"- n@llN u! 1'mpRny IS
a,','H 'l hI WIS ordered sfriken from the
rsspc.tf,i ~, ,,. rt mag Ianguase ais,
IN. w. w. laf ''utl Hhn Ieave granted
,, ",I "'N motion Nllhln one week with
Ni,,i,,. " ,ga'ure mehnoned.
liens Elanlcu walker ei al vs. Moore.
Ia ,bo 49,, 49, ~ 'nu 'plnion'
,,,,v N'St''u 'hlon lelegrapn
~ ~, W, nou'1'u' Tue mouon Tor re-
"A va hI1uI'u 'up inc Judgment here
,,,li,,,. ,,".'r'u WIS 80 n"Iihrd as 20 give
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Filth Court Of Appeals.


Dallas, Texas, March -Proce.diur,
had In court Of civil appeals, Fifth district
at Dallas March u, 1902:
Affirmed; Deuison and Pacific suhurbs =
Railway Company VS.. J. II Foster. FROM
Grayson; j. b, Adoue ct al VS. II. S wit
termark' from Dallas; $, NJ. Cooper ct a
vs. 4. w, Ford, receiver, from Dallas.
Reversed and remauded: Cotton Stat,
Bnllding Company VS.. j, II. and Nettis
Pieghtal, from Lamar
Motions disposed Of Herman Kruega
vs., T. y. Nash, rehenring, overruled; Gnif
colorado aud Santa Fa Railway Company
vs.. Maggie Matthews ct al mandnts
granted; Bob Hall vs.. James NJ GRAY et
al reheaUng, oYerruled: Mary Green Va
j A, Tate et AL dismiss writ Of error
overrulcd; same ease, strike ont statemen,
Of facts, granted; j. h. nodson rs. j. ~
kelsay. ME transcript. granted
Cases submitted; e. II White vs. r. y
Smith sons Company. from Fappin
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance. com.
pany "a. Thomas Ia wsda. hem 0rayson;
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y. & |. II Harrison vs. City OF sulphur
Springs, from Hopkins; A. II, Wingheld
". c. odom ct al IS. j. b. Marshall ct al,
from Collin ". A. Pope VS. Harry Anthony
et al from FRANKLIN, w A kirkpatrick
Hin.
Cases set for March 2e c. c. Burke vs..
Holmes Hargls, from Bowie; ]. W. Lev
erett Va, ], j. Meeks ct al, pom Collin; j.
y. Myers VS.. l.. Il. Mensfee & Co, from
Bowie; Texas and Pacific Railway Com
pany vs.. g, W. story, from Lamar; Nils
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
vs.. J. L. Baker, from Grayson; Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway Company VS..
Grace Eyer ct al, from Grayson.
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BEEVILLE BRIEFS.

Beeyille, Texas, March i5.-An efrort hSi
been started here by the local officers Il
inforce she yagrant law, and as conse
quence loaters have been quite scarce sI
the streets during the past few days.
The demand for cabbage at this point II
lar In excess OF the supply and In conse
quencc the price Is ranging upward.
II. T. johnson, Inventor OF the boil wcey
catching machine, which has attracted con
Siderable attention and been fayorab.y re
ported on by the United states agriculture
department, has Just returned from Dallas
whore he has had made perfect machine
10 be used as soon as the spring crop OF
cotton is large enough for the weeyils "a
begin work n
movement Is on foot here 10 secure the
services NJ tho noted evangelist, Fife, In
conducting revival meeting. Hts great
success In other towns has attracted the
attention Of the people and 4 10 though,
he might BE Abls 70 give Bssvins = khakIsS
m.
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SfLk Novelties

Our third import shipment Of cord
ed Japanese Wash Silks. The style
and colorings are beautiful and you
get the very best quality Mr.
made for. .................f roc
Solid Color Mousseline de Sole, in
plain and lace striped effect, war
ranted to wash, all shades; IE-
yard .........,. TSC
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Weck1vear.

Beautiful White Embroidery and
Heavy Cream Lace Turn m
over Collars. ............. w
Linen Duck Turnover Collars, some
thing entirely new, in pink, blue ana
red. white and black embroidered;
also white embroidered, in green,
blue, pink and black; *
Ladies' White Lawn Ties, with turn
over and ends trimmed in light
blue. pink, red, lilac and black,
polka dot and solid colored lawns;
also lace trimming; *
Eoc ana ..,.,. .........,....' l. ~ -
Taffeta silk. Crepe de Chine and
Lawn Ties, in white, lilac. pink, red.
blue and black, with tucked stock,
polka dot, lace and linen collars,
turnover collar and ends; also
trimmed in French knots; ED-
price. .............. .....%O(
Corded Silk and Crepe de Chino
Ties, with colored velvet turnover
collars and French knots; also
black and colored velvet stock with
white Liberty satin ends and turn
over collars; rs, 100 TX
anu ''...'''' '....'..,.','''I ~
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steal traits, aud each was deeply tlnged
with ecccntrIcity. Roth wrote from tho
heart about scenes OF which they were n
part and coiorcd their verses with n reality
peculiarly an their own. The history W
me flynn OF the Alamo" Is noteworthy.
Potter, an ayowed Texan sympathizer was
n resident ia Matamoras Ia 1896 There
nc met remnant of Santa Annals army
returning after san Jpcuto'S fatal day.
lie conycrsed with the leading officers
who had been In the Siege and assault ut
tho Alamo. snd from them he took copious
notes and there wrote the Hymn Of the
Alamo while the Impressions were fresh
on his mind Ills candor aud frankness
soon uncovered his warm attachment TO
tho cause Of the revolutionlstS. whercupon
tho Mexican government made IL SO hot
for him that he WIS forced 10 come to
ICNaS.
That Potter had the poctical instinct Is.
perhaps more StrjSngly felt IN the follow
ing than even In his hymn. which We think
has never vet been published hero repro
ouccd as bis pen inditrs tho pagcl:
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YoAKuM LOCALS.

The Good Price Has Brought Out tho
Cotton.
Noakum. Texas. March TO- The teachers
Of the city schools held an Institute meet.
ing at the high school building last night,
"a which trustees and patrons OF tho
schools were Invited. Following was the
program rendered. "School Matters. ("
Trustee W J simpson: "The Needs OF
the schools" Prof w w. Clement; Per,
manancy Of Habits Formed in school q"
Miss Bertle Sesrcy; school Ideals" Su-
perlntendent ! J. Fitzpatrick After the
rendition Of the program light refreshment
were served With the complimspts Of the
siSss the aayaAss a the pic, Of eatts.
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this week the staple remaining In the couu
try has been moving rapidly. For two or
streets reminded one Of early fall. one
farmer near here sold a number OF bales
that he had been holding for two years
Mr.. A. G.. Harrington OF this city re.
Gently purchased eos steers at Browns
vile, driving them to Alice. whence they
were shipped 10 Cuero.
The Sunbeam society OF the Baptist
church entertained at the residence OF Mrs
j. b. Palmer yesterday evening.
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Reuben Milton Potter. WS:

for The rost.

for The rost.
wharton. Texas, March 14.Thers was
recently placed in the reporters hands a
relic recalling memories rich and dear OF
the mellowed past, souvenir Of Reuben
Milton Potter, poet patriot OF the Texas
Republic.
The keepsake is an old-fashioned auto
graph album, once neatly bound In Noroe-
60, of about fifty leaves Tre inches In
size. of heavy linen paper-A collection OF
nexan patriotic songs aud anthems inter
sperscd with miscellaneous sketches. The
greater number OF these bear the dase OF
November and December, 1912, from Velas-
GO, Texas. Among them is the author
"Hymn Of the Alamo" in the poets quaint
but plain handwriting, all bearing Potter
pcculiar monograph, r. VI. +, (which Is
engraved at the head Of this articlel. The
whole Is heightened aud made sacred by
the fact that the contributions are Tue
pen work of This famous man. Tie ho"A
Is priced mFicnto+ Inc property or Mta.
Harriet Gauiier Brooks. the NeneTao,r'
respected mother of MeSsrs, W. 81 !. 9.
ana Thomas Brooks Of this hiy. II d
just such . prize, one would Surmisc' ihHl
many a reNas historical society would
uufuf their archives richer indeed by tis
possession IRli "a Shields lester Bu-
bee or Jude, FILLMORE. would ,eceon It's
value or count its worth we readily apprc
bend Eraycd, faded aud frl2zled, yellow
with the dignity of age it has kept as
secrets well these sixty years. Let 1t tell
tx story
Mss In her teens. lived iu Columbia on tut
lower BRACES. Her father u mau ,t
prominence IN li stness circles Of those
uaEs. o warm friend " Fouers. The 'aUcr
Neiosco mad" her acquainted with the
poet "Mu,iy % please my father, sud
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Belts

Black Stitched Peau de Sole Belts,
with harness buckle; also Velvet
Belt with fancy buckle; Ok
eacn. ........ ......'..'' l. - -
MORE Velour and Peau de Sole
Stitched Belt in black, red white,
navy. gray and blue. with m
new harness buckle. ........O OC
Hand Carved Leather Belts In mar
row and medium widths, straight
and shaped Belts with leather and
nickel harness buckle: m
J %, 100, 75c and. ......... OUC
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In TINE AIR.
The Germs Of La Grippe Are Conveyed
Through the Atmosphere.

No one can escape the La Grippe germ
because when m epidemic Of the disease rs
prevailing m" air rs laden with H.
The reason that every ono docs not have
The disease AZ tho same ttmc rs because tho
persons who arc enjoying perfect health are
able 10 successfully resist and throw Of
the Infection, while those. who for any rca
sen arc not in tho best NJ health, fan ready
victims
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Fouiard Saks

Satin Faced Foulard, "a inches
wide. all pure silk, all the new
shades and up-to-date patterns, best
quality; yard, CSC TX
ana ......,.......,..,. W
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Trimmings

Just received, n beautiful assert
ment Of Allover Mousseline and
silk Trucking, Black and White APP
plique and Medallion; also Black
and Cream Laces. All prices.
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White Goods

The largest stock, the best as
sortment and most carefully select.
ed styles at the lowest price.
White French Organdy, yards
wide, best quality made; IN
! %, 100, 75c and...... QUO
White Batiste Null, a beautiful
sheer fabric; 75c, soc, soc, *
White Persian Lawn. silk finish and
soft; 6Oc, soc. 45c, 35c, Csc RI
AND ........ .....'......'..... NC
White Wash Chiffon. a lovely sheer
fabric, AZ inches wide. war IN
ranted to wash; Use and. OUC
White Egyptian Dimities, dainty
stripes and pin checks, very sheer;
yard, 75c. COO, soc, 40c Or
ana ......-.......... - w
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Muslin Underwear
See Display on Second Floor.


75c Gowns, Drawers, Corset Covers.
Chemise and Underskirts, trimmed
with embroidery, tucks, laces, bead
a ing and l.r ribbon 4Sc
Csc Gowns. Drawers, Corset Covers,
Chemise and Underskirts, neatly
trimmed with tucks, laces TX
and embrolderies; choice. "
/ so Gowns. Drawers, Corset Cow
ers. Chemise and Underskirts, elab-
orately trimmed with dainty or
trimmings; choice. ......... ~
! 9S Gowns, Drawers, Corset Gov
ers. Chemise and Undersklrts, tast-
lily and deliberately trimmed with
tucks, embroideries hemstitchings.
laces, beading and rib l.25
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Wfndoq,, Shades

Cloth Window Shades, six feet bl
colors white, tan and green, Ar
fringed 30c. plain. .ZleI
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Mattfnos

Fancy China Mattings IA , y
riety of colors and neat desIru,
10. 90 value. extra quail. m A
ity, at, a roll. U.UU'
1000 value, heavy quail. O ~
ity, at. a roll. .............O,3V
$50 value. good quality, M
at, roll ................. osUU
500 value. fair quality, r M
at a roll. N,W
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The nrst symptoms are those Of acute
eatarrh resembling q hard cold and n
prompt treatment ls applied at this time,
II car. easily be broken up; ono OF the best
remedies at this stage is stuart's Catarrh
Tablets, sold by druggists everywhere. aud
if taken freely, say one tablet every hour
or two for two or three days, the danger
OF pneumonia and serious complications viii
be ayerted.
The Rev. l.. u. Palmer. BAPTIST clergy.
man Of Ceresco, Mich, makes a statement
OF Interest to all catarrh and grip suffer.
erE. He says; "Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
have certainly been a blessing to me. /
have used them freely this fall and winter
nnd have found them n safeguard against
la Grippe and catarrhal troubles, from
which have suffered for years. feel that
J can freely and eonscientiously recommend
them"
Persons who suffer from catarrh Of the
head and throat are very susceptible to la
Grippe and such will find pleasant, con.
yenient and safe remedy in this new ca
taFrh cure
stuart's Catsrrh Tablets are composed en-
tirely OF harmless antiseptics and may be
used ~ freely as necessary. as they con.
tain No eocsisr, apiste or poisonous drug
- sny tinf-
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Linen DEPARTMENT

Good judges OF Linen should see
these. They are values worth COM
ing after. Specially Priced for this
week.
BIeached and Cream Table Damask,
so inches wide; *
yard. ..........,....,. Il W
Cream Damask. 70 inches 90
wide, soc value; yard, ..... ~
Bleached and Cream Damask, as
sorted patterns, 70 inches no.
wide; yard ...............fZC
Bleached Satin Finish Damask. u
inches wide, 75c value; TO-
ydTO ..,..,'., ..'.'.'.'.. .s.'s''' ~ -
Bleached Satin Damask, pure linen,
72 inches wide, 90c value; To-
yard. .....,,. ..,,..........''' " -
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f0lF''' Special Sale of.
orfo'ds and SlipD,,

''''"s and Summer w.1 |
ladies' S-strap Patent VII,
French Heel Slippers AZ 1iI
Ladies' S-strap Wei KId
patent tip low heel; price. .2,M
Ladies' 8-strap vici Kia "
vamp, French heel; os.d
p'ioe''''''''''............Z.M
Ladies' 2-strap French K,a
French heel; price. Nj
Ladies' 2-strap Patent IVY
Leather French heel. ..Z.M
Ladies' 1-strap vici Kid
opera heel; price. IA
Ladies' Dongola welted
Oxfords, patent tip; price. M
Ladies' Patent Wei Welted
Sole oxfords; price. M
Ladies' Dongola Kid, plain Al. /
ent tip Oxfords; a "
price,. NJ
Ladies' Dongola Spring Hal !,
fords, patent tip; y
price. NJ
We have all the New sty,,,
Misses and Children's Stran n
pers In all colors for Easter, 'li
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Ladies Meqv Spring Tailor
Made Suits

Ladies' Tailor Made Suits OF Bas-
ket Cloth, Etamine and Venetians,
made in the new blouse and Elton
effects. handsomely trimmed and
silk lined, in the new shades of
brown, gray tan, blue and black.
Prices are so. 90, As 90, 80. so, $3.50,
5 as ao,o'l9.oo,....I $500
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1900
NeqU Dress Skirts

New Taffeta Silk, Moria and Peau
de Sole silk Dress Skirts, made in
all the latest effects. Prices are
5000, $500, $500, 25 90, % so,
Is so, Is. so, u, 50, 1000, = IN
New Dress Skirts of Serges. Broad
cloths. Examines and Basket Cloth,
made with silk drop skirts, some
unlined and others percaline lined
Prices are q So 10. so, Is. 90, IL. so,
900. $50, Z so, 5.9S II 90
ana .'.,,.'.......... ~ "
New Walking Skirts of Meltons.
Broadcloths, Cheviots and Kerseys,
in tans. Oxford gray. light grays,
blues and blacks. Prices are 1850,
1898. 1880, 1000, $50, II OF
5.9S and. ................- TS/O
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Meau Wash Waists

Ladies' New Waists in a variety of
dainty styles in materials of mer-
cerized ginghams, in polka dot,
plain and stripe effects, embroider-
ed Swiss colored madras, pineapple
tissues, lawn and percales. Prices
are 400. $50, . IS. $50, m
1,9S, / so, csc and. .........OOC
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NeqU Taffeta Sflk Under
skirts

New Spring Styles in Taffcta Silk
Underskirts. trimmed with accor-
dion pleatings. ruchings, tucks and
hemstitchlng. in all the new shades.
Prices are $500, %. so, 25. 90. 1000,
I !, 50 $3.50. 800, 1880. ( IN
100, 7.5O and. ......... O.OU
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Wednesday delight
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Fancy LagUnS

S2-inch Batiste Lawn, In nice new
patterns and bright colors; m
yard ....................,..(O C
4O-inch Batiste Lawns, extra fine
quality. nice. pretty pat TX
terms. ..,..,...'...'... ~
32-inch Embroidery Swiss, lovely
patterns, the very latest. *
Tor ...,,... .'.'.''..'. ''.'.''''.'' Il ~ -
92inch Glasgow Tissue. very sheer
Swiss finished material, "
for. ............. .....,,.,..,'. Il ~
32inch Printed Oxfords, white
ground with small figure; *
yard ............,..,.. W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
Ribbons

Soft Liberty Tatfeta Ribbon, in
pink blue, red, old rose, maize, tur-
uuoise. black and white,
3 i2 inches wide; yard. ..... ! %
Liberty Satin Ribbon in all the
newest and popular shades of blue,
navy, maize, lilac, old rose, pink,
castor, brown. red, turquoise. cream,
white and black. IL and OE
4 inches wide; yard .ZOC
Pure Silk Double Faced Liberty
Satin Ribbon in all the above
shades, suitable for neck and belt
wear, IL inches wide; or
'"lN 5000 ''.'.'' - ~ -
Crepe de Chine, single and double
faced, Liberty satin neck and sash
ribbons in beautiful evening shades.
5 IL to s inches wide; IN
yard, | 90. 75c and .........O OC
A full line Of Fancy Neck Ribbons
in taffets and Liberty satin. in
fancy lace stripes. polka dots, Per.
sian and Dresden designs; n
yerd, Soc, soc. 40c, Csc, 29c. ZOC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
NeqU ArrivaLs of Wash
Goods

OCOtlO
32inch Madras, in stripes only, reg
ular 15c value, IN
special, ....,...............IUC
32inch Hungarian Madras, nice line
of patterns; 25c values II
Tor. ........,.......,,. OC
Silk Spotted Zephyr, looks like silk,
worth 25c, IN
LOT ''''.'' ''.'''.......,.,.,. L "
32-iuch Imported Madras, light
weight very sheer, Or
for.....,.................Z 5C
25-inch Irish Linen, our reg 90
ular soc seller. .Z1C
36-inch Real Irish Linen for Waists
and Dresses always wash: 40
yard Observation-Disclosures. roc
Curtains
Swiss Curtains, plain and dotted.
with ruftled edges. a pair, m
30, .25 and ....,.......J.J ~
Bobbinet Curtains. mffed edges.
lace trimmed, at, pair, , 0E
3 90, 90, 2, 30 and ..... ZAZO
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-06-27
4
Spring
Message.
% Ouy friends and Patrons

20 Our friends and Patrons :.
Spring is with us once again
and as we extend the seasons
greeting, we wish to offer re-
newed welcome to our store.
We could like to have you think
of US first when contemplating
the purchase Of your SPRING
|CLOTHING-we would like to
have you make our store your
store.
Our stock Of Spring Clothing
is direct from New York where
the style and quality cannot be
equale3. Our spring Suits will
sell for SIS to $40, workman ship
guaranteed. Our Boys knee
pants Suits sells for Sl.25 to 81,
Mems pants, 79c to $3.50.
Our DRY GOODS line will
be larger and tetter than ever.
Our SHOE DEPARTMENT
is up-to-date in quality and
rices the lowest
Our third floor is stocked full
OF FU..N .TURE &c.