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cut ont the Morning Service and decide
not TO Shave, and then when she got
good long Look at him she would begin 70
doubt her own Judgment.
And so FAR as that IS concerned, there
were Mornings, after they bad been out
Late to Welsh Rabbit Party, when she
was fairly hard 10 look at.
Loves Young Dream was handed several
goshawful Whacks about the Time that
they started in 70 get a Line on each other
For instance, the hrst Morning at Break
fast Il came out that her idea 81 a Dainty
Snack with which TO usher IN the Day was
a Lettuce Sandwich, Couple Of Olives and
Childs Cup full Of Cocoa, while he
wanted ss5 forth OF Ham aud Eggs, stack
OF Griddle Cakes and Tureen OF Coffee.
She was case of Ambrosia and Nectar,
and he was plain old liam and spinach.
II used 70 give her Mysteries to see him
bark ct an Ear of Green Corn. at the same
time making Sound Ike Dredge.
For Dinner she liked a little Consomme
en- Tasse and then Nice Salad, while he
insisted on Steak the size OF Lap Robe
and German Fried TO come aloug
They did not Mocha and Java at all on
their Reading Matter. She liked Henry
James aud Walter Patcr. and no preferred
Horse Papers and tbs Comic Supplement.
Sometimes when she would wander on into
the Realms Of Poesy he would follow her
Gs far as he could and then sit down and
walt for her TO get through rambling and
come back.
II they took in a Show she was always
plugging for Mrs. Fiske or Duse, while he
claimed TINT Rogers Brothers were better
than Booth and Barrett had been In their
Prime.
She could weep over Tosu serenadG
and no wodid walk a Mile at any time &
see a good Buck Dance
When they got around TO fixing up In
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for trying TO cad out what Browning was
mp 70. he took her Picture around to all the
Newspapers and told every one that he had
little Woman up at tho House who was
as Keen as a Hawk, as Swift az an Eagle
ana Sharper than Chained Lightning
He fumbled great many OF her In
Shoots, but that do not prevent him from
admiring her Delivery.
Finally they arranged their separate
Schedules SO that they did not see much Of
each other and they began 10 get along all
right Occasionally they had a slight Dit
ference, but they could always patch It up.
For instance, she selected Aubrey De
courcey as a Name for the First Born,
while he held out for Bill, so they had to
compromise on Aubrey Do Courcey.
Aubrey Is now 10 years OF Age. Mother
Is tenching him 20 Crochet and Father is
showing him how to Draw without tipping
on MS Hand. whilo all the Friends are
sitting around, waiting TO see Aubrey s
| finish.
! MORAL; The Two OF a Kind Is not al
! ways the Strongest Combination.
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THE SPEECH OF HAYS.
One o. the Race Has Something to Say
About the lncendiary Utteranoe.
TO the Editor Of The Post

One Of the Race Has Sometime 70 Saw
About the lncendiary Utteranoe.
10 The Editor Of The Post
tease allow me through your valuable
paper to answer in part speech r6aSa NV
one James Hays IN mass meetInr Of
Washington, D. c. a.
mink that Mr.. Hays waa maxim, an
uncSIIed for speech ana such speeches 10
'nat made by Mr., HAYS would have the
tendency 70 arouse more confusion and
strte among the white and black man ~
tue south than all Federal jobs that Rooss.
nv Nuulu appoint negroes to- Resort "a
w sword and torch as Mr.. Havs states
nv, 81, ,li st4'-ehl negro would for one second
etlettAiu such notions.
,b mere are about 100000 negroes I'm
~ Is CMled states and about iOO00oJJ
NoS. are living ia the Southern States.
~, ms number of blacks must rssiie
~ me south, ANA In order to live in neaae
~ tl we southern white man ana he both
~ I1tSlal 20 the white man OF rho goutb
a." Hl-stlt certain dangers must na avoid.
~, Nuu such lll-consdored and iucepdia,-y
WssositSnces as those made hy Mr. HAYS m
:, .ll ston VIII have a tendency 10 oh
~ ~ Ihe progress Of the Southern negro.
Mt, HAYS also states that when the negro
% VIC south attempts TO carry hlmseif rs
nlan ne Is the one aimed at to deprive
~ % MS voting privilege The thing
stse negro IN the South must do IL IN iden
ury himself with the Interests a. Tho sn,th
and not make such utteranees "a Mr. Has,
Usas at Washington, % O
Houston, Texas W. N'uAeu4 'C9L)'
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would take half the Night to get the Smoke
out OF the House.
Although she feared that she had turned
up the wrong Street while searching for
her Affinity, the Partnership Arrangement
had 10 stand.
They came 10 the Conclusion that Mar
rled life Is Series OF Compromises II
he did well while sitting In with some Of
his Friends he would divide up with her,
and she would take the Money and buy Art
Pastels.
He would spot the Afternoons on which
the Ethical Researchers were due at his
Premises and he would go to Dutch
Restaurant.
She permitted him to have Room and
call It his Den, SO that he and his Friends
could do the Escape In case somebody In
the Parlor started n Hending.
He put up the Coin to enable her to at
tend State Conventions and when she was
elected Recording Secretary Of the Society
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IMPORTANT INSTITUTE
A Special Invitation Being Sent Out to
the Farmers,

A Special Invitation Being Sent Out to
the Farmers.
Secretary Oswald Wilson IS making prep.
aratlons for the meeting OF the State
Farmers Institute, TO be held In Austin.
February IL and 1S, and Is endeavoring to
have large crowd present upon that &C.
He was busy yesterday sending out the
following letter 10 large number OF news.
papers and representative farmers In
Texas:
Houston. Texas, January S0-Dear Sir.
The most important agricultural meeting
10 be held In Texas has been called for
Fehruay Il and - at Austin, Texas. The
railroads have made a convention rate OF
nearly one fare for the round0srip.
We want every one interested Ia general
farming, truck gEowIng' .dalrylng, fruits,
vegetables, rice. hive stock, md the agu-
cultural and Industrial development of our
great state 10 be present Important
measures will he discussed by the ahlcst
speakers aud plans adopted for the great
est good OF the State, Come In your in
dlyidual capacity or as the representative
or Your organization and help us TO make
this meeting the greatest IN the history Of
the state.
The legislature by special resolution has
invited us TO hold the plight session OF
uNes. VIII you be In attendance and show
the lawmakers Of Texas what a farmers
meeting can do,
The citizens Of Austin and Travis county
viii accord cordial welcome.
Some q the important subjects TO Be dis
':TSa Ral .wssril" 'gsanta IN AItattn. =
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spARKLERs RECOVERED
Mn and Mrs. N, Kauffr'san .s q
FORGOT Their Valuaps' s.ss

Mir and Mrs. NJ Nau' ,',1,,-bIes
Forgot Their va'u .ss,, ard
Just because they lett M saa 4
behind after leaving the iS ss'. 4 81
terday morning. Mr.. and W. IN, b
nan Of Galveston created
well known hostelry. 49,, lm x
When they discovered 4, str'a'
were about to board a train IA y. ii q
and when Mr. Kaufman re'u Hss espss''
ton. ,,odIstey nc.i1.'
ne detaiIed several ofnees' sssly ~
After various stories me om aajcls,s
room occupied by Mr.. anu a+Ssr ise.s
a diamond sunburst ana, n y" yalas4
nrised inc list ~ missing h eaF1rya
trbere was about $50 or :"
sides. .s IN ths heis =, 4
rested. hut II is not pen ~ he jess
nected With the removal y ~
she has been released, he worln
the gems are said 70 pe ef w.
$500 and SGO0. They N,n,ed "
niilow in in the room p.si'oin1 W.
Mrs. Kaufman ana s.,, y lefi =
moved after the occup
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vttatdon Lists there was more or less Geo
ing and Having.
All Of his Friends belonged to the High.
Binder Division. Their only Conception
of Happy Evening was 10 put the Buck
in the Center OF the Table. break q fresh
Pack and go ont for Blood.
WHEY found her most delirious Joy IN
putting passionate Shades on all the Lamps
and sitting there IN the Crimson Glow TO
discpss Maeteriinck and Maarten Martens
and a few others that were New Ones on
the he-end OF the Sketch
When they had an Evening At Home mp
in the Flat. IL was usually two-ring Az.
kair. she wouid have the Cerebeliums In
the Front Roam looking al the New Books
ana eating Peppermint Waters. while he
ana tns stheR Cnrnanchea would DO out IN
she Dining Rocm trying TO make their
EcoAs Rant and tnsdrg OF that which
snaHa Scotland nsmnuA sa=rstrisa ~
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"Prodts in Beef Feeding" Equitable Dis
tr!bution of Water in Rice Irrigation, y
Fruit and Vegetable Exchange Fruit
ami Truck business OF South Texas
Texas as a Hog Reising state" Texas
Homes" Good Roads, Benefits OF a
State Department OF Agricultural How
TO Develop Dairy Interests, The, Value value
and Work OF Farmers Institutes, The
Relation OF Farmers 20 Railroads" Rural
schools" Agricultural Deyelopment OF
the Southwest" Industrial Education for
Texas"
Hon W, ], Clay, commissions. Of :, agi,
culture; Prof s. A. Knapp, United states
dennrtment Of agriculture; Hon Ike Stand
Tier. Hon. II. b. Aldredge, Mrs, Percy y,
Pennybacker, president Federated Women 5
Clubs; Prof. II =. Attwater. p, w. Kirk
patrick. president; c. T. Work Denton
girls Industrial school George h, C9lhns'
s A. McHenry, S Ii. Dixon, w, c. Moore
Prof n. A. houston, Agricultural and Ne
chanical college; j. w. Vance, n ~ SIN
uieton. Hon. ] G. Lee, commlsI oner oi
orricnltre ~ Louisiana; william poHerlN.
II. i. smith and J. W. Carson are am i,,
the prominent speakers VINO VIA oe pres
nnf
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For The Post.
Once there was Happy Young Pair'
each Of whom got stuck on the Photograph
of the other and threupon a Marriage was
arranged by Mall.
Shortly after taking the Life RiSk they
started In to get acquainted. Up to the
time that they moved Into the Aread'an
Flats and began to take Orders from the
Jnnitor, he never had seen little Sunshine
except 10 her Evening Frock.
He had a sort OF sneakins Suspicion that
she erose every Morning already nthred
In a Paris Gown and all the Diamonds.
And she supposed that be went TO the
Office every Day IN his regular John Drew
Regalis with the Concertina Hat.
After she began to see Hubby around the
Fiat in his Other Clothes the Horrible
Truth dawned upon her that he was not
such a Hot Swell as he had looked to be
IN the Bunko Photograph.
Sometimes on Rainy sundays he would
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THEoRIEs ARoUT oATARR1.
Peculiar Ideas Regarding a conmo
Disease.

Mark Twain's cure for cold In the head
was simple, bu. he claims very effective In
his own case; his plan was 20 eat nothing
whatever for twcnty-four hours or presume
bly, until the trouble had disappeared.
Although not able 10 speak from personal
experience as to the effectiveness OF this
treatment, II certainly has the merit OF eN-
trcme economy, but II occurs 10 us that tho
application OF II 20 n case OF nasal catarrh
might be attended with difficulties.
Catarrh, as every ono knows, is a chronic
cold IN the hcad and Mr. Twaln's treat
mcnt II It should become n fad, would
make OF us a nation Of fasterS, an army
emulating the example OF the immortal
Tanner who achieved world wide fame by
fasting forty days
Catarrh Is certainly becoming a National
disease and there is little doubt but that er.
rors In diet, particularly oVcrcuung, Is A
very common cause.
Most people, however, are moro interested
In the cure of the trouble than IN the
cause, aud modern medical science has
produced more effective and less heroic
remedies than Mr., Twaln's.
Hydrastln IS a new remedy, very effective
IN some forms OF C8tRrrh. Red Gum Is
another which on account OF lbs antseptic
properties Is very valuable, while many
severe eases ot Chronic Catarrh have been
entirely cured by the sauguinara or ex-
I tract OF Blood root alone.
Within n year an entcrpriSlng chemist has
/ combined all OF these remedies I'm tablet
/ form, pAlatnblc and convenient and the
| superiority of this tablet over other cntarrh
remedies Is so apparent that all druggists
now carry them In stock to supply the
| popular demand.
They are called stuart's Catarrh Tablets
/ and It Is doubtful II any medicine has
achieved a National popularity in SO short a
! time as this,
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are used hv
| thousands OF travelling men because they
| can be carried IN the pocket and used nnv
| time and IN any quantity being free from
! Cocaine opinte or any poisonous drug.
They clear the head and throat from the
| disgusting secretions OF cHtarrh, very often
! In few hours time.
| For nasal Catarrh they are far superior IN
any wash, lotion or ointment, the use Of
! which Is often ms inconvenient aud annoy.
| ing as the disease Itself
For coughs, colds, bronchial catarrh ana
catarrh OF stomach these tablets give i'm.
| mediate relief and permanent cure where
| lotions, douches and lnhalers make no i'm.
! preston whatever.
This preparation IS boon TO catArrh suf.
ferers and any druggist win tell you that
stuarts Catarrh Tablets is remedy that
\ has COME 10 stay.
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can be found than there. Everything is
sp.d uud span au1 cleanliness sevus 10 ua
feHture with the management. The cot.
fee department Is equipped with the most
modern machinery, op2cated by electricity
Attractively arranged or the shelves are
many tempting and good things 10 cat
which are bound 20 bring trade to this
store. Whether one intends 70 make a
purchase or not this IS a stock worth look
Ing at for It's own sake.
Mr.. Frank Lawson, the affable manager
Formerly occrpied like position with a
Houston concern, and has n wide experience
In this line. Mr. Lawson says no effort
on his part will be spared IN serving the
public with the hes. Of everything ana
things he secures. Such a bid will surely
SccMra ngtrnnnrn.
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gnfant5' Department

Infants Nainsook Gowns, daintily
trimmed with fine hem EO-
stitching; price............OOC
Infants Long Dresses, Of white
nainsook and dainty white lawns,
some hand made, others daintily
trimmed with laces and embroid.
cries; prices are 500, 3.9S, $50,
. 80, $50, 1926, CSC, E0-
Toe and...... W.
Infants Short Dresses, Of dainty
nainsook and lawns, daintily trim
med with laces, hemstitchlng and
embroidery; prices are 500, 9.9S,
$50, $50, 1888, $50, E0-
100, 75c and ...,...........S OG
A full line of Infants Long and
Short White Underskirts of dainty
nainsooks.
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A Birthday Party.

very pleasant and successful surprise
party was given Miss Hattie Foley FRIDAY
evening az The residence OF her aunt. Mrs.
Florence Quinn, No. 1903 Bel! avenue.
There was a large number Of young friends
Of Miss Foley who gathered NJ the Quinn
home early in the evening. md a rovo,
good time was had until midnight Excel.
lent refreshments were served Mrs t,uinn
was assisted by Miss Camille phelps Of
San Antonio, who Is visiting her, and Miss
friends.
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ANoTAER eusINess AoUsE.

A Tempting Array Of Coffee and Grocery
speoialties Pleases Customers.
Among the many additional business arms
gained by Houston since the new year was
ushered IN, none is more notable than the
Queen city Coffee company. located In the
Masonic building on Main street In this
store ia 70 be found complete stock Of
eoffeas, teas, spices und grocery spsciGltisA
so more inviting plAea 70 mako Q purchase
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SCIENCE SCORES AGAIN.
A Preparation That WIN DESTROY
Candruff Germ Discovered. q

Candruff Germ Discovered.
Finally the scientific student has dis.
covered certain remedy for daudru8
When It first became known that dandr,,g
Is the result OF q germ OF parasite mar
digs into the scalp. aud saps the vitsiity
oil hair az the root causing falling hair
ana badness, biologists set to work 10 dis
cover some preparation that win KIN thc
germ, After n years labor IN one labra-
tory, the dandruH germ destroyer was dis.
covered; and II Is now embodied IA New.
ness and thinning hair, speedily and pern,s.
mently eradioRtes dandrun DESTROY the
cause you remove the effect" Sold he
Cockrell Bonner. Send Toe IN stpmps for
Mica. 'e'''
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Gew EmbroideIV

Swiss and Cambria Embroidery
Edgings and Beadings, in dainty
and open work patterns, suitable to
trim childreD's underwear and ging-
ham aprons, / IL to d.
inches wide; yard, &c and. 4 2 (
Cambria and Swiss Embroidery
Beadings, Insertions and Edges, in
beautiful neat and also elaborate
open work designs, to . inches
wide; yard 1-3c, IL
Z I.2c and. .....,........Oz &c
Cambria and Swiss Embroidery
Edging, Insertings and Beadings, In
good. durable and new patterns, in
all desirable widths; IN
yard, IL 1-2c and .......... w
A large variety of extra good pat
terms and widths of Cambria, Swiss
and Nainsook Embroidery Edgings,
Insertions and Beadings; TX
yard, zoe and. ........,,... ~
Embroidery Medallions, IN beauti-
full elaborate patterns, suitable for
trimming waists and dresses; yard,
$50, 100, 75c, SOC, 1E-
soc ana ,...s.........ssss - - ~
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NEE KING oF PIANos.

THE PIANOS OF KINGS
The steinway Is preferred and used by
the Crowned Heads OF Europe and the entire
musical world. Highest priced, but incom.
parsbly the best. VIII A. watkin Music
Co, =, p. Christopher, Houston repyesen la.
tive, 2iI Binz buildings old phoRS oAG, new
phonA ".
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Because any person s Sde 2 !
Delightfully."- with u. music loss'geI
man musicians ana ,,raend thsrs. q
where use and rec9 2. n Chrsiop1,ssr
Wntkln Music Co, = az BINS e1i'-'
t SSs0 TsP Sra ns% phone u
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Eosieru

Ladies' Fast Black Cotton n
high spliced heels and dom. noaA
BILE soles; pair. IT,,
Ladies' Fast Black Cotton an.,,,
Thread Hose, high splicss ta w
and double soles, in light m. ssss
and heavy weight, with whits V NY
white split soles, or all icy
black; pair. /5r
Ladies' Fast Black Cotton antr,.
Thread Hose, high spliced heals 1 aas
double soles, with white heel asa
toe, or all black; saa
pair 5Uc and. .......... SIR
Ladies' Fancy Colored Lisle This,
Hose, high spliced heels ana ~
BILE soles, In allover lace Az
stitch and plain; ~ IVY
pair. ......,......... our
Ladies' Fast Black Isle Tbr.,,
Hose, In allover lace, lace boat ~
plain, with colored embroidar.i
stripes and other effects: nal,
1.75, 1.50, 1.25 ~
Children's Stainless Black RIbA.s
Cotton Hose, double IN
knee; pair. ............JUC
Children's Stainless Black Ribbsa
Cotton Hose, double heels {r
and toes; pair. ........,. JoCI
Children's Fast Black Ribbed oos
ton Hose, high spliced heels md
double soles; "a
pair. NC
Children's Fast Black Ribbed OF
ton and Lisle Thread Hose, hlys
spliced heels and double sol.s d
light, medium and heavy weight
with white split sole, or all 9r.
black; pair. ...[JC
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Iew spring UaiSt5

Beautiful new White waists, Of
linens, damasce, Oxfords, Jacquard,
madras, Butchers linens, white
lawns and fancy poplins, made in
all the newest ideas, trimmed with
buttons, linen drawn work, Brazil.
ian point and the new Paraguay
embroideries; prices are 750, 5.98,
500, S.98, $50, $50, I *
1888, 1.50 and. .............b ~
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Modern fables
BY GEORGE
The Modern Fable of the Married Couple that Went to
Housekeeping and Began to Find out Things
BY GEORGE AIDE

(copNIahted, 1eo9, By Robert Howard RusseII.l
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aattinq

We |havs received some cnols
new patterns of Japanese Msttns |
in carpet designs. colors OF fsa'
green, blue and tan. We also as''
several odd lots Of Mating 0''
roll each, to close at bargain
Fancy China Mating; ASH
q roll. .............'.' '"
White China Mating I'm (,
500 value; a roll. o'0s
Heavy China Mating, 7.M |
900 value; a roll. .....'.'I'0s
Heavy China Mattlngi 300
1000 value; a roll........0'ss
Fancy Japanese Mating 9.Ol
1900 value; q roll.
Carpet Patterns, Japanese ha'uas
14,00 value; III. UU
a roll. ...,......'''''''i'
a. @ u
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3(ew GoIored u)afst5

Specialized Pretty Striped Madras
Waists, tailor made with fancy
white pique stock with madras
scarf, in gray blue, pink 90
and tan; price. ~
New Colored Waists, Of figured and
striped madras, plaid Oxfords. silk
ginghams, brocaded OXfords. linens
and Knickerbocker madras, made
in all the latest effects; prices are
$50, 1.25 I m
and Northumberland. ) 4OU
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Big 2ednetiCn5 in
NusliK Underwear

19c Cambria Corset Covers, with
full finished seams; m
price. .,......,...,..,... ) "
25c Drawers, of best muslin, trim.
med with tucks and r.
hem; price. ................J IC
SOC Drawers, Corset Covers, Gowns
and Chemise, made OF best cambria,
trimmed with tucks, laces and en-
broideriea; OK
price. ...........,. ZOC
75c Drawers, Corset Covers, Gowns,
Chemise and Underskirts, very
daintily trimmed with tucks and
embrolderies; IT.
price '.'.'''.'' 5000 go. - -
100 Gowns, Corset Covers, Draw
ers, Chemise and Understands, Of
fine nainsook and cambrics, elab.
orately trimmed; 20
price, ,...,.... .,.......,s.., ~ = -
$50 Gowns, Drawers, Corset Gov
ers, Chemise and Understands. elab-
orately trimmed. TO-
price. ..,.,.,. .,..,.....'''.' " = -
200 Gowns, Drawers, Corset Gov
ers, Chemise and Underskirts, trim
med very daintily and I OS
elborately; price. .........Is ~
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Infants Short Cambria Dresses,
neatly trimmed with embroidery
and tucks, sizes 6 months, /, and
8 years, soc value; OS~
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specials for MondaH
DnEV.

Z 10 White Check Main.
sock; Monday only.,.... &c
25c Turkey Red Table Damask, 90
inches wide; TO-
Monday. ,......,..,....s, T \
$50 Grade Long Cloth. - yards to
the piece; m
Monday. .................. ~
22inch Antiseptic Birdeye; I0.
Short lengths of Curtain Swiss that
formerly sold for 10c and u 1-2c,
out on the counter Monday, <
per yard, ,........,....s.., W
1.25 White Bed Spreads, heavy
woven designs, ia size; 90.
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Yadics' Slcaks

Lot l consists Of Ladies' Short
Jackets and 27-inch Cloaks, Of hand.
some kerseys, beautifully lined, in
navy blue, dark green, tan and
black, formerly sold at > 90
1900 and 1900; price, ...,Zs/O
Lot One lot of handsome Jack
cts. Of kerseys, Montenacks and
Cheviots, beautifully lined, in navy
blue, tan, black and garnet, for
merry sold at L m
1905 choice. .............S wv
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9adtes' SIoQks and
SkHdren' s l0rap5
8eIcD Cost.
2ts5es Refers
Misses Reefer5

1.25 Refers, made of fancy wool
materials, with large broadoloth
sailor collars, braided, sizes 4, 8
and 6 years; Sn@
price, .,,..... ..''''''''' WV
100 Children'a Refers, Of meltons,
made with large sailor collars,
sizes 2 to S years; TX
8.98 Children's Refers, Of broad
cloth, made with large fancy col
lars, IN navy blue, brown and green,
sizes 4, and s years; I QQ
price. ....s..-.''s...s > - "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

Corset Department
Ladies Corsets, IN all the following
popular makes. Thomson's Glove
Fitting, r. & G., P. D., W. B., ]. B.,
Warmers Rust Proof and The Fas-
so; we are prepared to fit any style
figure, and will fit and demonstrate
any corset in stock, at 1850, 1000,
79S, $50, 400, $50, $50, S01
200, 49, 100 and.........SOC