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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
INDIAN CLAIMS TO BE HEARD.
Claimants viii Be Given an opportunit,
IN Present Their Cases. \

Claimants VIII Be Given an Opportunity
TO Present Their Cases.
San Antonio, Texas, January "a letter
lust received by Indian depreciation claim
agent. Colonel J. C., Carr of this city, from
attorney OF record. Washington. d. c., will
he Of Interest TO "claimnnts" TO learn that
they have another opportunity to complete
the evidence In their Indian depreciation
cases Said attorney says;
'SpecIal United States Attorney w 9,
Palmer will be at the MenEer hotel auu MT
Il. Il. Clark. brother Of J. wharton Clark'
who represents most OF INC dnui4 W. M Vii
he at tho New Maverick on the 10Th of Jan
uary, for the purpose Of taking evidence N
Indian depreciation cases ana Wi tsni nnd
their witnesses Will keep them employed
This is the last opportunity that claimants
will have to complete their eyldfnce' enn
1.-THE court OF claims has been In session
since the 18th Of October and has already
rendered Judgments in quite a number OF
Indian depreciation cases in favor Of Texas
claimants. .
Illinois has recently, been appointed TO the
bench OF the United States court OF Claims
and will doubtless take his seat right after
the holidays, thus giving the, court a fuli
bench, which It has not had for over u
year, and we look for great many JudR-
ments In Texas Indian depreciation cases
from this time on, owing TO droutb ana
short crops In Southwestern Texas, II claim
ants could now recover for their losses sts-
tained 10y the Indians, Il would be unusually
acceptable aud gratifying. Every claimant
therefore should awaken TO the sense OF his
duty and do whatever III him Hes to com
plete his evidence and procure an enrly
Judgment In his claim for loss by, Indians:
After leaving San Antonio Mr.. Palmer and
Mr.. Clark, accompanied 10y a sten0grapher
and Mr.. Carr. will visit quite number Of
| the different counties Ia Southwest Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
STRIKERS TILL HOLD OUT.

The Police and Militia Are Guarding Plant
and Quiet Reians.
Laredo, Texas, January ga Monterey,
Mexico, special says; The strike situation
here remains practically unchanged. The
management Of smelter No. has offered to
return the men to work under old condi-
tious that is, to continue the payment OF
a premium for twenty-one days consecu-
tive work. The strikers, however, are
stubborn and refuse TO return to work I'M
less granted the increased pay which they
have asked for.
No trouble has occurred today, as the
police and militia are guarding the plant.
considerable loss has thus far occurred,
because of the shutting down OF the plant
and II present conditions continue the loss
will aggregate an enormous sum-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
CYCLISTS WILL GO ABROAD.
Compet= at Principal Tracks in In.
ternational Events.

ternatlonal Events.
N York, January BIN another month
.ealy all the fastest cycle racers,
'eFs AID pace followers win start for
IT, 70 compete at the principal tracks
Sensational events, according 20 the
~ Kramer viii be among the tourists.
Ion,sei,saers will for the FIRST time, have
f rinea 70 Judge between the present
au champion and Major Taylor.
: also going abroad.
NV, IVY, tracks IN Paris will be the scene
6er;SeSS Important races. On these will
nnsso an the big match events. A
pIulse has already been offered for a
Son event s between Taylor and Kramer.
MI me pace followers who viii race
sge ~ Llkes, Joe Nelson. Michael and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Eneland's War Secretary 5etakes Unto
Himself Wife.

London, January 5.--Mr. BrodrlcE, the
war secretary, and Madelaine STANLEY,
daughter of Lady Jeune, were married at
st. Georges church, Hanover square, this
afternoon. The scene was brilliant and
the church was crowded with fashionable
people Premier Balfour was the best
man. The bride, who was given away by
her step.father, Justice Jeune was sup
ported by seven bridesmaids. There were
UPWARDS of 600 presents. King Edward
gave a massive silver gilt ink stand, bear
Ing the royal arms.
Among the guests were Princess chris
tiap. the duke OF Cambridge, Lord Daus'
dovvne and other members Of the cabinet;
Lord and Lady Roberts, Sir Henry ana
Lady Stanley and Mr.. White, United States
charge d'affaires. Public interest In the
event was marked by the crowd outside,
which was so great that people broKs
through the police lines and almost moooed
the carriage containing Justice Jeune ana
the bride, In their anxiety to see the latter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
THE PoPE's SILVER JUBILEE.

Proposed That All Nations Celebrate It
on February 20.
New York. January 5.-On February 20
next, Pope Leo XIII will celebrate his pom
tihcal silver jubilee. 1t is proposed on that
day by the international committee having
In charge the celebration that each family.
parish, diocese and nation shall observe thnt
day as a day of thanksgiving to God for the
long and successful reign of His vicar.
on that day u tiara Of gold will be pre-,
love from ali his children" and this win be
worn by him on the anniversary of hls con
secretion. March 3. The tiara IL described
as follows:
The three crowns will stand superimposed
in high relief. representing the triple power
of the papacy. The tiara is surmounted by
a cross.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
ReoVERN MATCHED.

o to Meet Ben Jordan in London on
Derby Night.
York, January 5.--Terry McGovern
been practically matched to fight Ben
10 In London on Derby night, before
National Sporting club, says the Ameri-
side bet Of at least $1,000 at even
Y Will be made on the result.
Harris, McGovern's manager, met
1rdway, representing the club, regard
.Ie match, and agreed to go abroad IL
sInpS terms. were satisfactory. Both
await reply to a cable on that mat
ordway assured Harris that his
4 would be accepted by Jordan's back
le also agreed to arrange matches for
Calh and Johnny Reagan, two other
riS under Harris management.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
WANTS CIVIC HoNoRs.
Prince Henry Ambitious to Try His Hand
at Statesmanship.

New York, January 5,--It is reported In
admiralty circles, says the Berlin corre-
spondent Of the American that Prince
Henry will soon leave the navy to become
regent of the Brunswick principally, the
rulership Of which is claimed by the duke
Of Cumberland Having attained the high
est possible rank IN the navy Prince
statesmanshp. He Is also anxious to spend
more OF his time with his, family, as sew
eral OF his children are in delicate health;
navy because of the awkward situation at
Kiel, with reference TO questions OF pre-
cedence In consequence OF the residence
there of the kaiser's second son, Prince
Adelbert who Is understanding Prince
Henry'S place as admiral royal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06

only residents Of the city in the work In
that the effect of the operation OF the ord.
nance was to increase the cost OF improve
TINT, az Chadwick wns not a party against
whom the discrimination, II any, had been
nracttced, be was not in position TO at
missed the complaint. Todays opinion,
which WINS delivered by Justice shiras, NJ
flrmod that decision.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
HOGS AND CORN
viii Replace the Cotton on One 5razos
Botton1 Farm

viii Replace the Cotton on One 5razos
Bottom Farm.
Rosebud, Texas, January b.-J. 4, Snead
of Georgetown is here this week looking
after his farming interests. He has 1900
acres Ia cultivation In the Brazos bottoms
He Is arranging TO run in corn and feed 1T
to hogs and cattle. lie has several hundred
acres on the prairie he will continue 70 run
In cotton. He said he bad received nothing
from HIS bottom farm for -four years, on
had decided to give MP cotton ON y. lie
saws this is the first year since ls5' that
a total failure bad been made on corn
where Il was planted early and properly
worked, and he would 20 back TO corn aud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
DaI Hawkins TO Meet Whit.

ao'A' January DIAL Hawkins, the
'n o.a,a pagilist, will sail for England on
4ssuaS to prepare for his battle In Lon.
WIN JabeE White, one Of the best
WSSig,.gsht pugilists of Great Britain.
'clerae the American Will meet one OF
WIS., boxers ever developed In Eng
klsss ulte mas met all the best men In
- ana ouuUught them all.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
Rosebud Schools Closed.

Rosebud, Texas, January 5.--The public
schools have been closed for week on nc
count Of au epidemic OF smallpox and
mumps. The smallpox Is iD seyernl families.
but owine 60 Its mild form no measures
have been taken 10 suppress It. In some
Instances the pnliPuts are confined 10 bed
only a couple II days with scarcely any
cruptlonE on person
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
Died Of a Strange Disease.

sherman, Texas, Jannnry o.--ihe o-Seai'
old son Of Or. NJ. Tucker Of GordohNlns'
this county, died this morning after an III
ness of two days. His body was covered
with bllstcrs aud the flesh slipped from the
community on account OF thr strange as
ease. Doctors here think IL was penn
phigus, and say IL never gets to he epi-
damic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
Loul,lana court uphe d.

The United states supreme court today
affirmed the opinion OF the supreme court
of Louisioup, 10 the case ~ z. 81. Chadwick
VS.. John n. Kelley. Chadwick, as prop
erty owner, attacked the validity Of an ord
nance OF the city OF New orleans. reluir-
ing city contractors TO give bond 70 employ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
~ Establlsh a CoIony.

Laredo, Texas, January 5.-A Monterey
Mexico, special says; Locnl officers OF the
Central have been notified that there WIZ
be a PARTY of 80 residents OF Wisconsin
90 over the Mexican Central to Eseohdoim
fine eaIly part OF next month. They VIII
establish a colony near Escondon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
Rotbobilds to Operate Copper Mines.

Laredo, Texas. January Ga special
from Morelia, Mexico, says: Under a con-
cession granted by the government some
time ago 10 the Rothschilds Of Europe
preparations are being made for the opera
lion on a large scale OF copper mines ~ tne
district of Inguaran, IN tue state of Micn9a-
can. il Is believed that the properties
arc very rich,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
BUSINESS PRACTICALLY SUSPENDED
On Account Of Plaeue-Government Try
ina to Extern1inate Disease.

Mexico City, January But little news
has been received today from the plague
stricken city of Ma1atlan. but the federal
government Is doing everything In its
power to relieve the public. distress there
and extermlnate the disease. There is prac-
tlcally no business doing 10 MazatiaahS,
owing TO no ships entering the port, when
has no railroad communication With the
rest of the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
Cotton pioLnrs snarn.

Corsicaua, Texts january 5.-Therc
cotton pickcrs aud but few OF them we're
successful For the next two or three
weeks many lnbCrcrs could get cotton pick
ing to do In Navarro county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
Texas Pauonaae Matters.

The Texas patronage situation was en-
livened somewhat today by the arrival OF
c. x Mcdowell, who wants the Northern
district marshalship, now held by George
Green MIR. Mcdowell, It will be remem-
bered, was here some time ago for the pur-
pose of presenting his case to the president
and other officials, he spent the holiday
period and the two or three weeks proceed.
mo Il Mt his present home In Del Rio and
is now back again, ready to push his claims
with the utmost vlgor.
The Post correspondent was informed by
three different persons today that Mr.. haw,
lev would be here tonight but this proved
10 10 be erroneous lie cabed his local
Office from Cuba that be expected to get
here In about q week. a..
The Washington representative or MT
HaNley said tonight that the National com com,
mitteeman and r, H. II. Green were asreed
on all pending Texas appointments. II was
also stated that large number OF othce
seekers and office holders were expected 10
he here within the next week or ten days
The Impression is that both the marsnt,,
sbin matter and the Houston postotnce case
viii be held up until Mr.. Hawley arrives
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06

commission Of Owe persons, which viii have
power to regulate the sport
II is proposed TO tnke the taI OF the as
socn lions, leaving II only on running asso-
Citations on the ground that the money de-
rived from the former sport goes mainly TO
the support of county fairs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
srA1E no BECOME A PARTNER.
New soxnq Bill to Be introduced at
Albany.

New York. January 5.-A new boxing bill
providing for hrst-class bouts between pro
fess,onais or amateurs IS 10 be Introduced
at Albany this season, The sport Will he
governed by Tonclad rules. while the state
viii be the beneficiary, receiving portion
OF the gross receipts - the same way as
now received from the racing ahsoria hors.
The State "a to b represented ~ oo1ins
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
rexas Decision Affirmed.

The supreme court this afternoon affirmed
with costs the decision Of the circuit court
for the Western district Of Texas IN the
case Of the Mexican Central Railway COM
nany. plaintiff In error, against ]. w. Eek
man, guardian of Alfonso lluesselman, de-
PENDANT In error Hucsselman was injured
on the line OF the Mexican Central between
Tamnlco and Cardenas while employed as a
brakeman In 1890. The case was tried be-
fore Il Jury and the plaintiff given damages
in the sum of ST., 600 The case was brought
IN an a question as TO the Jurisdiction OF
the circuit court. The chief justice handed
down fnlnY'R onlnlon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
SIElNG STATEMENT

lriap n 30 Hunter, pastor OF the Pres.
~ ga1e received grent be5oat from NJ.
ri nHyld Kennedy's Fayorite Rem
.ble s au a severe attack OF kidney
led M NIX fay2ritc Remedy entirely re-.
|sufe., y hennedy's Favorite Remedy Is
y Bahdcsre IIqr all diseases OF the KID.
and W. LIVER aud Hood. Rhcuma.
druggists Sell II In tho na, ~
lmple ' he teEular 81 size bottles. "
''''e' enough for trial. free by
~ David Kennedy Corporation
ROndout. n. Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
Railroad Won from Commission.

The United States supreme court today af-
frmed the opinion OF the circuit court OF
the United States for the Eastern district
Of Arkansas, in the case of the Railroad
Commission of Arkansas vs. the Kansas
City Southern Railway Company. This was
case Instituted by the railroad company
to enJoin the board from fixing rates on
which the road should carry goods from one
point In Arkansas through Indian Territory
to another point in Arkansas. The conten-
ton of the railroad company was sustained
In an opinion by Justice Holmes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
ChiIdren's Drawers

A feature OF the sale will be 100 dozen
Children's Drawers. Extra quality Mus
lin, made with fine tucks, hemStitched
hem, reinforced packets, five button
holes. The Draw rs are made of good
material and are well m
finished Observation-Disclosures. hUk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
Ks WAS REINSTATED
he Jockey Has Been Pardoned by
Ehe New Orleans Stewards.
tylANDUY HAS BEEN SET DOWN
..,r Tor the Action ls Given by the
E-owner Hatfield Recommend
y for Exclusion from Grounds

o-,ssns January o.--Thans, Peat
.ntin were the winning fayorites
The stewards have finally reached
,s,on in the Hicks case and have re-
ths hoy to all privileges. They
~ ,ocommended that Thomas Hat
|, .hn former firm OF Hatfield & own
1 excluded from the grounds. Jockey
,and.v has been refused permission
- rnounts and denied all privileges.
=, rIear. track slow aud lumpy.
bn ongs--Thanc, Whahguooaie'
I'M. Time 1870, p.,.,,,.. ui,a
,rrio,nrs-Ahumads, Maghcni, BIauco-
and a sixteenth. handlcap--Witful,
Mansir, Scotch flald' l'ihe
o.,,r,oues--.Mrs. Frank Foster, Scor-
49,, Wayban. Time 1904 10.
0m and a sixteenth, sellinG-Rankin,
t,dec pyrrho. Time 1893 10.
vr,y ORLEANS ENTRIES.
,oe.cuarters Of a mile. purse--Peat IL,
.cI upnt iio. Grsden liz Grantor liz,
NayIile 100. lebanon 10s. Lady. ALDER
b. The BLACK SCOT 1872 3oo To-day loo'
N Nh anarter miles, sellins--Potheen
4 , S1T l0T, Georgia Gardner 1oi,
.sto io5 satin Goat 195; y False poI Lf s@S
IA NY ~ irving Mayor 81, Simeon o.
EXAMINATIONS VSG Of a mile, purse-,KEalonls
hi Roy 1l2 Imp. Plamedes Joy, GOV
Il Savers lOS. Miss STANLEY 100, Thnnt
sTGhite Oak 100, Nimble Down 100
Ia 100. The Stewardess loO.
I and q half furlongs, handicap; S-year
sheriff Bel lis. Glendow 112, Sta
'f, sTfe itf. Mamselle 1903, Farmer jim
AIrs, Frank Foster 1903.
xen.eighths Of a mile, selling, 8-year
H. iO6, John Coulter 1od. Judge Can
fGs Helen Hay 1903. KinliGht 1ol, JohI
IN lGi. Patbos tol, Aurie b, 1o1, He
4 os Apnle Bloom o6
Of mile, selling-Mon
4 l0s, Andes los, Boundlee lo4. Be-
4 lo2, Or. Scharft 1o1. Censor 1o1, Doc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
prsidentiaI Norinstlon..


The president today sent the following
nouliuat lions to the senate;
United States marshal, j. Duncan Adams,
South Carolina.
Surveyors OF customs, Thomas c. Elliott
Cairo, H.; Joseph w. Dinin, Nashville,
Tenn,
Collector OF customs. william d. Crum,
district of Charleston, 3. Z.
State department: Consul general, Hugh
Pitcairn, Pennsylvania NOV consult at
Hambprg consul; William T. Estes, Mime
sofa, at Antigua, West Indies
navy: Chaplain, johnson McBellows, Con-
necticut; captain, Commander George W.
Baird; lieutenant commanders, TO be com
manders. William wludcr. Charles B. Moore
and Alfred Reynolds; assistant surgeon
James p. De Bruler Indiana; paymsster, to
have the rank 81 lieutenant commander,
John Lowell.
Army; Judge advocate, with rank Of lieu
tcuaut colonel, Major Harvey c. Car
baugh.
Also the diplomatic nominations Of
Messrs Loomis and Bryan and some minor
promotions In the navy.
The president sent the nomination OF
/ H. Nelson to be postmaster nj Snyder,
Texas, 70 the senate today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
Mr. sh.pnarl Was Anxious.

Representative Morris Sheppard arrived
here today from Texas, accompanied by his
mother and sister, Miss Bernice. IL seems
that the young congressman spent SG1 IN
addition to the original cost OF his tickets
10 Washington in endeavoring to get here
before congress met at noon. At Cincinnati
he missed connection with the Washington
train on the road over which his tickets
wero routed and he made special arrange.
ments e1pending the sum named, to avoid
getting here this afternoon an hour or two
after the session was called to order.
state Senator c. L. Potter Of Gainesville
Is here on business with the Interior de-
partment and is accompanied by his Wife
Mrs. ]. w. Bailey and two sons arrived
here this morning. Senator Bailey was de-
talned In ST. Louis and Is not expected here
until tomorrow or next day
Renresentatiye Russell returned today
| from his holiday visit TO Texas
Representative slayden today introduced
a bin detaching Dlmmlt county from the
southern judicial district and attaching It
10 the Western district
A bin introduced today by Representative
Conner provides for the expenditure 81
s125, 900 already appropriated for tho I'm
provement Of the mouth OF the Sabine and
Neches rivers, on canal along the west
shore OF Sabine Lake to connect with ray
llcrs bayou. This Is in line with the facts
concerning the proposed Improvement gNei
In these dispatches Saturday night
There is reason to believe that Governor
elect Ianham when he becomes governor
will appoint DIR. Isaac Brewton OF Del XII
ma state quarantine officer at Eagle Pass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06

SLOW fever ia the most dreaded o. all
diseases Of thS south. oNIDlNE prevents
and cures
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Special at 45c

Muslin Underwear that will take your
eye and please you. Pretty Corset Cow
ers, Gowns, Skirts and Drawers. Care
has been taken in spite OF the az
price. Only. .,,..,...,. FJS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Members Of the Committee on judi
eiay Consider Texas Trip.
MCDOWELL AGAIN AFTER aARsHAlsuIp
Hayylcy Has Not Arrived But II 10 Alleged
That Texas Matters Are Being
Held Up for hiis Approval.
fspec.s, to The Post.)

washington, January 6.--Representative
Littleneid Of Maine, member Of the house
judiciary committee, said TO The Post cor.
respondent today that the members OF the
committee would make every effort 70 get
away from washington long enough to go
to Texas and see Colonel Lanham inaugu-
rated. The committee was very busy, how
ever. he said. and several OF the republican
members feared that they would be criti-
clsed were they TO take vacation just at
this time, when there Is so much doing IN
the way OF antitrust bills, Mr. Jlttleheld
said that he had not yet decided whether
he could go himself, but that he would 80
II possible. lie said there was no doubt
that some Of the members would SO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
oAKLANp ENTRIEA.

ile. selling-Doree Iii. Rey Dare f04,
ptator LOG. o q 1oa Hilgar 100
unt Maggie 100, Prima II 90, Lecturer
Rasp 1o1. Learoyd 1o6, Gibraltar 114,
AZ Ill.
Zen furlongs. seLlinS-Bogus Bill ia,
deu Cottage ia, Resin Ill, Bacchus
n Legal Maxim log, Ada n. liz, ESthdo
I. Sleeping Child Ill. Pat Morrissey ia.
Bana Peeress lo4, Yohicer LIP. Rose Of
II liz
Ne and sixteenth. sellinS-Caneio
II Constellator los. Rio Shannon l05.
{nencia los. Dupont "a, Artilla ITO.
lree-quarters OF mile, handicap-Ben
a@hui Ito, Sylvia Talbot 95. Sad Sam
n Flush Of Gold l0A. Corrigap 100, Kenil.
~ l3l. Yellow Tail 10. Irene Lind
.t101, Hesper ia.
Ne, -Billibuster Iii, Barklyite
Il Mission 100, Matin Ben 104, Gawalne
ID Formero III, Diomed Ill. Glissandi
Il Katie Walcott lo4. Lone Fisherman
"a Hutch Miller Ill.
.Meeduarters of a mile, selling-I,eader
~ Alice Cary lt3. MexicaunA LOT, Past
'Aer los, Phllaeruus los, The Major liz,
'ieure liz, Tom Mitchell. 100.
War and good
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A. Oakland.

1 Francisco, January 6.-Results at
end:
eather clear; track good
sven-slxteenths OF a mile. senng-san
bn, Mr.. DinEle, Miss Dividend. Time
M and an eighth, selling--Benana.
FIELD, Elsea. Time 1865.
zen furlongs, selllng-Princees TitaniA.
Ikie Felix, Constellator. Time 1923.
of mile, purse-IriadueS
Me, Gravina. Time 1:14&.
of mile--Buco
Wayne. Gibraltar Time 100.
Ne. sellins-E sherin, nlowaho. orteo.
d 1.4l.
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SpeclaI at csc

Exceptional values in Gowns, Skirts,
Drawers, Corset Covers, deliberately
trimme' In embroidery, lace, hemstitch-
Ing and rufiles. We are proud OF 0Sr
this line. At. YJN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
Corset Covers

Made OF fine soft Nainsook. with three
rows lace insertion, lace trimmed arm
holes and neck. Others of Lawns and
CamNricS, trimmed with hemstitehsd
tucks, lace and embroidery. See AZ
them in our display window. -. 4J(
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
Special at zoe

In this assortment of Muslin Underwear
for Women you will find many styles of
garments not heretofore exhibited out
side the netr politan eenterS, including
the latest eonceits. They are trimmed
In finest LaceS and CT AZ
Embroideries ..........D k,AU