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POLITICAL MATTERS
joinotlon Called to Meet at
IGiheston Auqtist 2
lOFYESTERDAYS PRIMARIES
Another 5in > rri nay All
the Line nml He Cur
tied Everything
aocracy of Texa3
ace with a resolution ndopttJ
nocwtlc Stuto cxecutlvo com
l meeting held In Dallns Fcb
1S8S anl by vlitue of tho ait
ne vesteJ a doniocratlc con
hereby cilled to meet lu tho
ilveiion on TucsJay August I
to purpose of nominating canill
Wiernor lleittcnant governor
Central comptroller laml com
Ueasurcr superintendent ot
tlon one railroad commts
iudse ot supremo court one
court ot trlmlnal appeals
transaction of sui U other bU3
s I properly come More said
H convention will bp called to
at 11 oclock a m
Wy vim be entitled to a repru
oaedeleKate for every SOO oti
Jew 1300 otes oast for Oov
J jMti at the Statu election held
sate seats will only bo pro
ut number of delegates and al
Mch each county will be
vote la tho convention
J7 chairman or tho chairman
a7 t < entlon Is requested to
liforviard to A M Kennedy
SSf Tcxas a llst of the dcle
rw to represent said county
tlon All
contests should
r mo or the secretary by Juty
kL ° v the stato executive com
callea t0
kV7 conveno a tho
n 9alvcston ° n Monday
oclock a in
tttta
J W Dlakc
Democratic Exocutlvo
EB COUNTY
Ih v Jlne 18 The precinct
te ST OJay wa ell at
apa 0 lle county
t re i
Instructed to oto as tol
r Kovernor Urownlns
0 r
rnor
Flnley comptroller
Sor lr Kcneral Oarrlson
S12 mlh laml com
iV i m 5al aPMals Collar
Mayneld
railroad controls
at fi court Tarrant
llc tructlon Ilurle
J
lKi district attorney
e for the
< lcw leKlslature Forty
s ltBaM were Instructed
f61r
r for Governor Durleson
111 Ta f0 r > eBl8l turo
StrictTa
fortinlMV us ° n German
are Sf JV a ISThe demo
conventloc hero instructed
rfrocr nS ° Jcrnor Saym lieu
rownl
United Statos
offee rCOmmUsloner ot lh3
a r Vim comptroller Via
Wlon v Wlutendent of
Ma
>
Rle ron court ° crlm
F of clv11 W u
Buru
rtct l80 representative
rortv Jll R ° o ett rep
r < John
1S
r e4 h el S9 The demo
nee 1 for Sayors for >
E
n
the court of
ia tcrson for
fa w a le5aUon t0 tho
Instructed to vote
rtwu36 This pro
SuVtl nn8 nOorslng and
3 b u a the prl
Ttx Juno 18At the
KIAMS
Prepared
fletsey noss made th
first American fins Con-
gress appointed a com-
mittee fllio accompa
nied by Oencral Wash-
ington called upon her
In June 1T7C at 25D
Arch street Philadel-
phia the houso Is Ftlll
standing and engtiKOtl
her to make tho Has
from n rough drawing
they had with them
The flag as thus design-
ed and made was adopt-
ed by congress Juno II
1777 It consisted of 13
red and white alternate
stripes tho union or
square was of dark blue
villi circular grouping
of thirteen white etari
and was tho first Star
Spangled Danner that
over floated on the
breeze
KI AAAS
For
with ted ocrplald
l l Bl <
primary Held here today W n ttley was
elected chaiiman for the net two yoaia
Dolcjates to the county convention were
W H Utloy S H Porter B L Coalson
X > MeMahen The deletatlou la Instructed
for Sayers for governor No other In-
structions
Qutntanir Texns Juno IS Sayers for
governor and Roche for land commis-
sioner are Instructed for In this precinct
Alvin Texas Juno 18 Tho democratic
primaries were held this nternoon and
tvventyfoyea delegates elw iil to the Bra
zoria county convention Tho delegates
vvrro lnVruotnd for Culberson for Benator
Hayers for governor J K Hrovvnlng for
lieutenant pivernor 0 V Smith for land
commlialoner J A Kendall for superin-
tendent of public Jn truoWnn Soth Mills
for treasurer W S Ilobion for conBress
man Tenth district n D Cavln for judge
ot court ot criminal appoils Hy a unani-
mous vote tho dclcRites vern Instructed to
vote for a straight domocratlo county
ticket in opposition to the Whlto Mans
union
Columbia Texas Juno IS The primaries
resulted In the election of a Payer dole
Eation instructed to votnAfor R C Duff
for county cxrcutlve chirtfrnan for the cn
Milrg term and to vote as a unit Ilra orla
county Is conceded to Sayers there being
no opposition V T Williams was eloctej
picclnct chairman for tho ensuing torm
MILLS COUNTY
Goldthwaito Texas Juno IS Mills coun
ty convention Instructed for Culberson
Sa > crs Browning Gross Flnley Mills
Smith Lanham for congrpss Orlnnan for
Stnto eenate Kendall for huporlntendcnt of
public instruction J J Co for ropreMtU
ftttve KInnard for district attorney No
Instruction for Judge ot either court
TOM CSUBEN COUNTY
San Angclo Texas Juno IS Some 200
citizens In democratic primary here today
Instructed for the following Sayers
Drowning Oroos Mayficld Flnley Mills
Tom Smith Tarrant Judges Brown Klce
Collard W A Wright for representative
D D Wallace for district attorney Cul
berson for United States senal Slaydcn
for congress
GUADALUlH COUNTT
Seguln Tc as Jnuo 18 Tho county
convention mot today and instructed as
follows J B Dlbrell State senator rtu
dolph Klcbsrg congress Joseph Sayers
governor Tom Smith attorney general
Martin Groos land commissioner M M
Brooks judgo of tho court criminal ap
peals Heth Mills treasurer K W
Charles A CulboHpn
comptroller
States senator Browning and Allison Ma >
fleld
nuo COUNTY
rwrsall Tcias Juno lSrcarsall pre
cinct primary Instructed for tho ft0
today
rinlc
Kleberg
Culberson Sajcrs Browning
Flnley
United
Smith
Mills Grcos Mas Held
1
district Judge
Bliss Davidson
Davlcs The
Maney district attorney
county will go about tho same
VICTORIA COUNTY
demo
Texas June 18The
Victoria
cratic county convention mot here and adjourned
five hours
Saturday after
journed until next
wrangling in tfie vain attempt to perfect
organization The ProcH
permanent The trou
harmonious
decidedly not
were
dtlo
of seating
bio aroe over tho question
which did not
rate from precincts th
the t b >
elections on
cxecutlvo primary committee The W c ° °
was
and Mcrartana
test between Bailey
at the bottom ot tho matter
KESULTS OMKIMARIBS
< Puy
SIrlrlly >
It Will Anotlirr
All AlunB tl > Ilu
Austin Texas Juno lS Thls was an-
other Sayers field day in conventions and
received at Sayers
primaries Advices
headquarter tonight are that the Bastrop
TmOne Vn
man carried OlfMM
Matosorda Brazoria Frio and H ° a
with a total of 16 votes No wt > rd has a
but
Hardin county
yet hwa received from
it Is b lieed to have gone for bayera
Countr PopnlUtn
Dnllnn
Dallas Texas June 18 Ainasa meeting
held here
of Dallas county populists was
today for the purpose of ejecting delegates
wt
KIAMS
Brisk Action
Feelings have been smothered
merchandise must sell if by sell-
ing we lose will you be back-
ward with this array of values
placed for you
Boys
KneePants Suits
Are 290
Were 4 00
In these are shown
Dk Check Cheviots
ReJBro nTan MixeJ Cheviots
BrownanJTan Mined
lh faint red omplald Cheviot
Are 395
Were 5 and J61
Indistinct Light Tan Plaid Cheviot
Vk Brown Check Cheviot
Unlit Tan Check Uieviot
Int omplald of red
Are 550
Were j 3 9
Ifcjo
Tan Broken Plaid Cheviot
Gray Mixed Cheviot
with taint red plaid
Scokh llomespin reddishbrown
andtan mixed Mint line of gr < cn
Mottled Check Cheviot btown and
white with faint line of blue
All the above described Suits
are half lined and cloths aie
strictly Summer weight sizes 7
to 15
Childrens
Eton Suits
in some of the
A much mixed
lot with few
sizes missing
styles 50 diU
ferent kinds if we consider little
points of trimming and finish
KlXW
m
At 190
Were St 50 and j
tton vrlece Sultal onl
Gray plaid Cheviot rrettlly braldea
Tan Plaid Ouvlot
with red line o > errlaid
Dark Mixed BmwnaadBlack
red lln ovfrpl ld
Dark nro nandCir y Check Che
iot trimmed wllh brown wool braid
All above described Suits
in sizes 3 to 7
Childrens Royal U S
Sailor Navy Serge
2UICS and other ma
teilats made
up and finished to perfection
some have anchors wheels and
rudders as ornaments emblem-
atic of the styles sea origin
MADE OF
Fine Blue Perce ornamented vest
front collar trimmed with while silk
and black wool braid
Are 250
Were 5
Often we are more ambitious
than the buying public heres a
case where selling was too slow
to suit our speedy disposition
read how prices will hurry things
up
Bovs Cutire Undershirts
natch slif 34 to ji
value 50c
Childrens II and W
Net Waists sires 4 to S
to attend tho Sixth district congressional
convention which meets at Hllnboro noit
Monday No nvaned candidates for tho
nomination
SrilAKIXK AT IIOCKDATE
lAdherrntM of Snjors unit W nne
nittiiiitaeil l n n
Itockdalp Texnp Juno 17 KxSenator
Jim Swnyno and General Merrlwethcr
spqke hero today to n fair audlnnce con-
sidering that tho speuklng wns during the
busiest hours of the day Tho former al-
located tho nomination of Colonel Dick
Wynne for governor and the latter s oko
for Miijor Sayers Tho applauss clearly
Indicated that the crowd wai for Sajcrs
though both speakere received close at-
tention This correspondent Is firmly con-
vinced that tho voto of Mllnm county will
go to Sayers
Convnitlom CnllH
Broihara Texas Juno IS By virtue of
authority In me vested as democratic chair-
man of tho Fortyeighth rcprcscntatlvs
district of Texas composed of tho counties
of Washington Burleson and Lee 1 hereby
call a convention of delegates to be named
by the several county conventions of the
move named counties to asscmhlo in tho
city ot Bronham In Washington county
on Tuesday July 5 18DS at t oclock a m
then and there to nomlnnto a candidate for
representative floater from said district
and to transact such other buslntss as may-
be brought boforo said convention
J D Campbell
Chairman Fortyeighth Kcprcsentatlvo
District
I hereby call tho republican executive
committee of the various precinct chair-
men of this county to meet In tho city
of Brenhnm on tho 21th day of June 1S98
for the purpose of fixing the date and placo
ot holding a county convention to elect
delegates to the State convention which
meets on August 1C 18t S iuid such othor
business as may properly come before It
Paul Frkke
Chairman republican Executive Commit-
tee of Washington County
> mi > Bl < lir min < > Inimll
Nacogdoches Texas Juno 18 The coun-
ty primaries of tho populist party held
hero tcdjy passed off vers quietly livery
cffo rt wa9 mado to poll a largo vote how-
ever tho results show a groat decrease in
their strength tho total number of votes
polled In tho county nurabaring nearly one
third less than tivo yeans ago It la gen-
erally conceded that tho populist party Is a
thing of the rast in thin county Democ-
racy is still all right
lollllMlll IOllUt IlipUlltS
Cleburne Texas June 17 It seems evi-
dent that tho populists in this county have
abandoned tbo Idea ot electing their full
ticket and will endeavor to elect onn In
dependent candidate one candidate who Is
not much of a populist and possibly one
other Th indications aro good lor u
completo democratic victory
Vote on Iiiinl CoiinulBsloncr
To tha Editor of The Tost
Grand View Texas Juno 17 A careful
compilation of the instructed sote for land
commissioner shows that it stands to date
Finger H < Groos 71 Smith 41 Kocbe 31
Gojs 33 Tho above figures are correct as
shown by the list of counties which hai
Intruded J Walker
Miiiuil rrloiarlrn llrltl
Mcxla Texas Juno IS Result of the
second primary today For county clerk
W L Bond for assessoi J C McDon-
ald tor county attorney W U Keeling
TEXAS lOIITICAI > OTK
Uearne Texas June 1 Rather than
have tho county to call another primary
Mr J P Pell today withdrew from the
race for assessor The many friends of
Mr Pell regret this occurrence inasmuch
ii he led the race In V Primary held
Juno 7 nd bis chances for the nomination
vvero flattering
Kaufman Texas Juno IS At the dem-
ocratic convention here Saturday Charley
Kitchen of Terrell was elected cotuty
cbulrroan for the ensuing two years
Hearne Texas Juno 18 Mr W R
Maxey spoUo here today In the interest f
Hon n I Wynne
no
price jsc
Childrens White Duck Don Caps
value 35c
Tan Checked Linen Caps
25c value
t
life
KIAMSi
drawers to
32C
Ventilated Linen
20C
ISC
ISC
Boys l ast Bhck llcrmsdoif DjeJ Stock
inns double heels soles toes rf
and knees per pair
Bovs Solid Leather Belts mile with rlrtjs
and stroll2 buckle fit bovs 6 to u inr
revalue lff
Shirt up biggest stir
Waist m months a te
naciousdetermin
Cii
anaking Mion to celr
away all there are and what
better persuasion than price
Bums Puritan Laundered Waists collars on
pleated front and back pearl buttons on
front indestructible buttons on waist band
sires 7 to 14 rnf
thoys ld at 75c i5ut
lIAM3
HOUSTOy DAILY POSTi SUJTblf MOBBING
Prepare
for
Cotton
Worms
Now Is tho time for planters to put
tliemueUos In ahapo to fight tho cotton
worm Tho prlco of polsou Is at Ihb lowest
notch and nothing can bo gained by delay
The worms aro coming and with them
will come higher price for poison
Dcut wall until your crop In attacked
for It may then tx1 too lato to securo means
to savo It Buy NOW and Insiiro > our crop
against Ions
Wo are headquarters for Ixindon Purple
Paris Orcon Laurel Or en nml Arsenic and
will be pleased to quota prices on request
JAS BUTE
2os Mnln Street Houston
A TEXAS IX IIUITAMi
The OrlKliml Ilium of tin
firrnt
Muffed lrojilirt
nuffnlo V Y Juno 13 1 left Cald-
well Tcxa3 tho fifteenth minute first
hour and first day of Juno over the Santa
Fo and arrived safe two hours late In St
Ixmls
At high noon sharp tho nic Four pulled
out of the great Union station on nn ele-
vated track to tho upper bridge where it
crossed tbo hlg river and shot Into Illinois
at a rato of speed that did not allow tho
pasbongcrs to uso kodaks or gather Hew-
ers along Uio lino Through the wlndov3
I could seo farmers breaking laud others
Tvlth lwohors check row machines plant
ing corn which looked a Uttlu old to a
man who had eaten roasting cari threu
days before in lluIeaon county Goia
country Texas the homo of the many
members of HoocTi immortal brigade
Indianapolis was tho third stop It a
tho norm of cxIrcsldent Harrlion ttold
bug headquarters for tho West and tantl
tai of a State that has bren the storn
center In every election the past third of
a ccnturj Afcr a couple of hot bote
and a lunch counter had been cooled and
dopteted the it glue was deliberately almtd
at Niagara Falls Tho bell tapped the
patsctgera iido a center rush for tho car
steps and at Oic word go the train named
out of the suburbs of the clly Ilk a pro-
jectile from one of Sampsons big nun
Niagara Fnlli Is beautifully descrlted by
Dlckeiu and others but njyie of tlicni
have ever said muih of Uuffalo N Y It
Is llko some Itlihmcn a ccrkT ft is
famous ns being the original homo of
tho great stuffed prophet exbhsritf ex
mayor cxgnvrrnor exprcJldeut nd tht
only trail In America save J Ilerpont
I had to remain thero thre houTs falUns
for the Nlekle Phtn tnln from Ohlea o
the time 1 h d romo i
<
Mother friend Waists laundered rer
Cales In strlpro and figures light and dark
purplej pinks btues etc plfateJ front
and back and pearl buttons dnp
value Tvc slics 7 to i v
Mothers Friend Laundered Waist lth
or without collars dtlkats printed French
Percales with rratty overpilntlnc 17cr
of arker color value 1 >
SUr and King brands of Waists dark
and light American Ginghams and Per-
cales of best make broken in assortment
of stjlesand li s 7rr
price was Jt ow
Star Laundered Trench Percale Waists with
Jeep sailor large plaids and also neat
light patterns sires J 4 5 6 only rni
sold usuafly at 115 >
N B Trench Percales often ap-
plied to certain Trenchlike rvtterns
dues not signify that coods arc for-
eign made
Childrens Tauntleroy nouse Waists Print-
ed Dimities and Irish Lawns plaidsstrifes
and checks both light and dirk luKled
collar curls and frunt sires j to nn
value 7 < e jtic for
Puritan Unlaundeted Waists Percales In
green blue and pink pleated tront and
back pearl buttons and Indestructible
waist buttons sires 4 to 14 > cr
soc value Oft1
Mothers Friend Inlaundered Waists
mlved assortment Roman and other prettv
vtrlprsand plaids nuttrlals aieShlttlnit
Cheviots slies4 to 14 icr
socvalue oO
Ties Ladies or children wear
these if more ladies came this
way for Ties they wouldnt be
priced this way
Of Navv Blue Mull ur Tine India llnon
ends white embroldeied and lace trimmed
7 cents should be the > cr
price Oii
White Mull Ties colored embroidered ends
and lace trimmed ICC
75c value iW
To be well diessed many men
employ a swell tailor while
others come here gel same
service and satisfaction and le
joice in the saving
WT DONT mmji to okdcr
BUT MAKi TO 1 IT
When you lead today was
and ue formerly and
now ask the reason sec if
its honest
Next season these 20 dollar
Suits would be worthless to us
heait of the season now with
5 months of Summer ahead for
you to display twenty dollar
elegance and you pay but < Uo
also many that were 15 few
were 1250
I
KAAVS
Vigorous
Buying
at
in the Ten Dol-
lar Suit Stock
priced Seven
Fifty price signifies cotton but
there isnt a speck garments
are silk sewed
Linen bearing a guarantee
Suits ticket that reads We
guarantee this gar-
ment The fabric has been
thoroughly shrunk and made in
a manner to offer greatest pos-
sible resistance to wear we
back up the i ket most stores
dont its a little thing but so
is the index to a book
of ieail buttons felled and fin
ished seams guarantee ticket
500
niueandGray Mixed I Inen Suits home-
spun putern large white pearl e tr
buttons VUU
Tine Illne Pin Check I Inen Suits Istge
white petit buttons unususl i ef
slrcngthof mike and tabtle Id
Thin There are mote
Coats sors un we men-
tion as is usually
the case these for an inkling
Black Alpaca felled and finished
seams sires t hi 44
Buck Silk Mohair
Coats
DrabandWhlte Stripe Percale Coats
Imitation srcrsutkerrattein
I50
350
50C
An this making of
Interesting lisle ured
Process
high speed
a tiny tin cad
of cotton runs through a flame
just quick enough to escape
being binned but singed of all
its fnzziness and a clean strong
wiry thread is the result it
costs more to put it in under-
wear but it commands higher
pi ice is less clammy and liioie
durable
White I Isle Gaure Undershirts
Miitt or long sleeves
Ilnefithreid White Lisle iiure
flirts or Drawers
tWS1
K lA
50c
100
V 4V f
KIAMS
OTHER UNDERWEAR
GaurcWool natural color Imitation Jacgtt
make Stilus up to sire 46 t r
Drawers to 44 a garment i > u <
Drawn and Violet PinStripe Ualbilggan
Shirts or Drawers sstln trimmed cilf
and with peatl buttons gatmentj > v
Night
Robe
News
Weve studied to get
just what comforts
arc needed for swel-
tering nights how
well we have succeeded you may
judge sizes run to 19 neckband
in all styles
Plain White Cambric Night Robes without
ahv collar fine peul buttons lull prvr
width and Vi Inch length 5
Same made win crr
collarson O
Muslin Night Robes made with collars silk
studied cults and enlists blue and cnC
white embroidered Iront Ouw
TevtherwelghtCheck Nainsook
nn
0 °
Mght Rubes
Whits Mull Robes
Night i o c
with pleated iront o
Pyjamas
It miy be necessity tn evpltln that
these ate vetv loose fitting and com
ptlst a vhltt and pair ot drawers
Of Tancv Pilnted Solt Hnlsh Cam nn
btlc ilt IUU
Of I Inc Taney Plaid American
Gingham
Suits
200
FEW NOTES gathered at ran-
dom from the stores abun-
dance
Special Quick Selling
for Alonday Morning
Neckwear Fourinhands
Scat fs etc in lich ditik plaid
silks plain and coulcd light
plaid China silks duk China
silks in neat giay hah lines and
small checks fancy blight
Roman stupes cream and white
biocade silks with tiny q
dots and sprigs of color IOC
Bathing Take
one with
you to the sea-
shore every rea
son in the world why you
shouldnt wear a hiied bathing
suit common cleanliness and
what not Good kinds are here
pi iced this way
ywKm
I
SSSWSSRJK
FOR MEN
Itovelt
Sail
Plain Win Jersey Cloth
short slaves iu1
Plain Blue Jersey Cloth while
striped Short sleeves suit
Plain Blue Pure Wool Jerwy
Cluttisult
150
350
Bathing Shoes 50c
FOR WOMEN
Black Air aca Suits bloomers and extra skirt
elastic bands at elbows and mr
knees trimmed In white braid >
Blsck Alpaca Suits with fancy vested front
elaboiately finished in white 3 50
braid
Submarine Waterproof Gaps
Rathlng Shoes
Store Notes Picked
Up at Random
50c
50c
Taney Illack llilfllose with bright red Mu
and gteeu plaids a fashionable
25c
Bicycle Pants Guards pair 25c
Gujot Stvle Susprndept wish In cold water
only several stlcs ot webbing OK < i
OVl
pair
Washable Midras Shield and Bind Bows and
Club 1 Ifs 11e1t checks and sitlpes ao rat
lems Clubs are tubular cholco 2tlC
Jv
ol anv tle lor
iMuMte quality tine corded Lawn Hand
lo and Club lies < B r- <
each
Taney Printed Percale Club Ties In
bunches of one Joren a bunch
Taney Check and Stripe Percale
Club 1 les bunch ot one duren
6 stjles colhtless with cufls
mmikh >
New Soil Taney Plaid
Madras
15c
25c
White and Tan linen Vests with neat stripes
and tigurcs sires 11 t415only CZr
slightly soiled and rtlved OWW
The Shirt Store
OlTeis several sorts of Shirts at
nearly factory price
50c
75c
Sole selling agents year of 98
Manhattan Famous Shirts
others In the
There are q
clly scveril seisons old s
Ed Kiam
AAMAOTII CLOTHIER
v sa vm msji sj iM i sx i
I GRAND RUSH EM OUT SALE
who could have convinced John a
Morgan
O Ctrllsle that the demonetization of nil1J = = a-
ver wah not worse than a pestilence or nlfi
famine It lb at Buffalo that th chappies g
from he hub begin to look for Indians E
and train robbers It is hpre that tin B
extreme Western lad begins to realize I
that hu Is ninang strangers Ho soon meets 8
some inmi who has a brother In the West 5
anxious to hem from Indeed tg
that ho Is
receive J
he neid not be surprised to aa
Invitation from some good looking citizen
to rtmaln over night with him and when
he Is asked to pay 11 for n cup nf coffoa
he has Just drank the decks are 1m
mediately eleared for action One well
dressed gentleman asked me If I would
A call will convince you i
bo duplicated any whore
= THIS WEIHK AT =
ATBROS
Furniture Emporium
Tn jubI a ftsw rkiyH wo aro going 1o tako Htock but our warerooms aro ho awfully
croTrdod with Kurnituro that wo aro hardly ablo to turn around
The stock must be reduced boforo wo can go to work This must bo dono
at once as our buyer in getting ready lo go to tho market
We will sjart a hammering down of prices that will muUo you wonder
that tho Grand Bargains wo aro offering cj
Your Attention
io Rockers for jusl a mo-
ment Just 125 of tlie e
elegant solid oak cobbler
scat Ann Rockers antique
finish good value at S3
Monday and lemiinder of
the week will go at only
Ip8
Ladles Size Rockers
cane seat and can back
antique and mahogany fin-
ish only 3 dozen can get
nc more they may he
worth to you Si50 we
let them go at
75C
Extra Large Rocker fat mans favorite large raised
saddle seat good value at 250 5 W 7E
dozen of em go this week at only V u
New Line fancy patterns latest novelties in cobbler
and saddle seat Rockers exclusive designs in oak
lOQO
a IStf 5 6 750 and
You should see them
Brass and Iron White Onameled Beds 6 Of Of
from 9348 to OUUU
Window Shades from 10c to 125
Fine Line RuffS 50c to 9750
Art Squares large sizes 650 to 800
Lace Curtains per pair 50c to 400
not walk across the street from the denot 1 tlllllTM1I11flllMm1M TM1WW itfwtl TTiV > li llW1TfJjj jjg
i mih i m iiim w mtwimiSj = = ss
of with lra
and eat a piece pumpkin pie
old doctors and patent mcdltlnoj other part of thoioutput lo used all over
014 men of 70 and 80 arc riMily this country for cor ho and danley food
fee based upon but tho thief dcinind for
luffalo Is also from llu > New Orleans
ivrfir that I vis ijini in ntei ni for ho manufacture of puro UuisaDla
glucose ao article that Is largely usedsugar
by glue taetorle tbo mauufactuteM ofj All my llfo I havo heard the Buffalo
eboe blacking cheap varnlih tanning and stria pralM highly and I think correctly
flnlthlng harness and sole leather Au for they are beautiful to look upon plump
in not
Only 45
of this special lot of
Baby Carriages left
fioni 150 We told
you all about them
They will all soon
begone We bought
them at a sacrifice
and sold them ac-
cordingly The re-
mainder of 45 will
be sold out THIS
WEEK
Our 500 Baby Cariiagcs go at
Our J5800 ones go at
Our SI000 ones go at
Our S1500 ones go at
Our St800 ones go at
Our S2000 ones go at
Our SjOoo ones go at
348
500
645
945
1085
1450
2250
And a few between prices
We want you tn see them so you can tell your
friends all about them
Out of town orders will be filled
with full guarantee of entire sat-
isfaction or money refunded
Two pages in the newspaper would hardly bo suiilcient space in
wliiqli to describe sill the bargains we aro exhibiting this week
This store closes at 7 P M Saturdays at 980 P M
UPTODATE
fGREBNBERG BROS furniture dealers
Ask for our amuser The Fortune Teller free
and durlnc propo
a and for a
tton PUde me tht convince me rourlu ma younK cav
their ablllr to pay u
bath I learpd noraethlnir of < iina nrum9
vanltariums honnltdli ele ric b th com
panlei electric belt Plant pvp nd far
Inllrmarlea ln tltutes for tralKhtenln
legs faet and cross eyes medical com
panlci
plants
xlucoje eotnea
manufactories of
plantation syrup and
405 nain Street Houston
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and a walk that Is rapid and Krac ful
but It la tho Buffalo boys bat partlcularlr
imprcra me They are so eBterprrtlW
tto friendly and so thorounhly upUd
that t am not surprised thtU < lt il
cratiq party found In tW towttlfcei Jjr
winner they have had or th mtf r f
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