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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
NINTH MEETING
=, rrAs.arssr's1rrr COM
3, .pacIAL CONGRESS-
salt Lake City, Utah.
y s' '.,y 14-The Te1a.
Offccrs'

r,.s,lus Of the T'ransm'ssis-
Ni' ..-s,sl congress will be heid al
~, CITY commencing July "A ANU
. la.,. ,V,, embraced in the representa-,
, ~ congress. include. all , States and
as lying west Of the s,,., Mississippi pps
Nv hose portions of Minnesota anu
y. i. which lie east of it, .,,,,,.o
a,..s Of the congress are to secure
saisaal legislation as is calculated aoaa to
:. ne business interests ana deVei,
y, y, 4 4 The resources of the States and
81. living west of the Mississippi
,,,rease reciprocal trade among
~ al,cuss such questions as are nay
.usyested by its OBJECTS 10 eui. .,
.'''sin,aoce. fraternal feeling anu
sa.oocrat!on among the various
IA bodies represented.
~ |, u. desire Of the committee to con-
ACCESSION 10 those sup!ee's 81 -
, M interest to the section OIL CUM
', !. 4. desire Of the committee to COLI
Y TO those subjects which are
., interest to the section OF coun-
80 ss,ssated. and to exclude all SUBJECTS
a m lscal. or political. 49,. -,
An M question german to the oo-
~ IN congress may BIO introduced by
ha,,,t the following are suggested
4. stgudye coinmittec'
/. Tnt,mIss!ssippi International Ex-
M. ,he Nicaragua canal, the Hawaii
,,..,jo. irrigation; the cession OF arid
y "a Me- State; immigration TO the
~. s,,,e,. restriction OF immigration;
~. tonpetition; the disposition OF
n hrds, restoration Of the homestead
Y. omission Of Territories to State
Il ,rrltuliural interests; the culture OF
|. H.. sugar industry; export OF
s,,-rs, 10 China and japan; preserva-
S,arsts; National bankrupt law; con-
M, and Improvement OF waterways
iAo harbors; rail and water commu-
M with the seaboard; prevention OF
-, n floods In the Mississippi and
y ,wrs. our trade with Mexico.
4, rysrror Of each State or Territory
,,cp, ten delegates; the mayor OF
N one delegate, and an additional
AN h, every 5000 inhabitants, pro-
N Ayeyer, that no city shall havo
I, d. Ten delegates; each county. one
n. through It's executive officer;
n sc..nsss organization one delegate.
q htItional delegate for every fifty
rsr crowded. however, that no such
[r,siisn shall be entitled to more than
sau.ss The governors Of States or
kra,s. members OF the United States
Eras and ex-presidents of this con-
\, N eY.oifcio delegates with all priv
Is !! delegates except those OF voting
,sdo1 to Office.
ii unmun!ctions should be addressed
o. secretary, W. H. Gunner, at 6 Gull
eslSi. Salt Lake City. Utah.
N Texas officers are Lewis Hancock.
Est Thomas Jack Ballinger, Galveston,
ftu Richardson. Houston,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25

NAllllIlGI y.
Have you bought your Spring Hat?
If not, visit We will show you the only per.
feet Millinery Department in all Texas. Quite
boast we know; but no one can deny our statement
Department second floor. Take elevator. Per.
fecty fitted up Plenty of light, and bright with all
the new and natty Hats for this seasons wear
Don't think because your friend has bought
cheap Hat that this so-called cheap hat is going to
be of any service II can't be- and there you
We want you to see this cheap Millinery, and then
to u.s. and you will find our Hats to be as low
in price but oh, superior in work and materials.
Suppose you try. 1t costs nothing and you will
profit.
A big lot Of very pretty and effective
styles now on exhibition at $3.50, 81,
$3.50 aud SIS.
very attractive line of Children's
Hats at S1.75, So, S2.25 and $3.50.
Nobby Sailor Hats at soc, Csc, 81,
S1.25 and S1.5O.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
INTERESTING INCIDENTS
bii.st.d With the EARLY History

piiteted With the EARLY History
Of Christ Church.
N iNlavias Is sent The Post by Mrs.
n. cUtla former resident OF Hous-
4 hi III living at FL Paso:
TIE Ia.
ID De irias on Christ church Sunday
sn Ess' festival IN last Sundays Post
'iots q ts memory Of the first one as
" ina' lost in the misty past and
w Instituted while MIR. Clemens
lhas. Tour correspondent was many
~ A'ts' IN that Sunday school and
ns !ol some data on the subject.
NY asliyal in Houston was held in
s-s ", Trader was rector, from a
saElsa a!s G. Ennis gave OF one she
- y Brooklyn, N, y. They COM
allag them IN Galveston In 1871.
= " Williams was SO pleased with
~ Wv there She said to your corre-
- Why could We not have one in
-, 30 We talked with hlr. Trader.
~ y" a meeting of Sunday school
!, !, We each gave 81, bought some
ltool material, some gold and
~ nla and Of these tawdry materials
-.s soMe very creditable banners.
H.. h.. ualihe Lent day by day iu MIR.
M !. slung room in the old rectory
4, y a9lshed them. or the teachers
, r'1 n This work l remember Mrs.
~, W. ah Fall, Miss Mary Merit
\, a. @S Carrie Ennis and tho Misses
we o. the last named was quite
n Aelchlng and draurhtinp and
!. v W. designs and lettering. We lost
~ ~. ". Misses Little aftor they left
b. d NJ. often wondered what be-
h, i,-S se'n, ! hope this article may
bsIslm.. some response as TO their
Ea ~. They we're both chormin"
d u ~ a, Aa staunch church women
IL l,SsS sioa o. the first Easter festi-
y l.rns ,ea Judge Peter Gray made
~ |. Among many other rood
rtsias si,h t Inc sight OF the children
ss tsri'.. sl their banners of apnro-
AA va @ was sermon in itself Ills
b. d. T., rapidly failing then md ,n9
lila 1, n .,n NC was 30 overcome with
sr rSt.V s'Vp his utterance for awhile
y las, n; - houston the saddest thing
20 many dear old familiar
Is! gF 1 Ing, ., the past history Of c,.,,.
\. d., my be well to tell os - a wtI,s.
e.asu Know many a o. tho present con-
ia tus -t w anything about. and
isl AZ Ina y, some Of our beloved dead
g tarsno.a Ing members OF the Glass
issher xiss was the teacher md
Sat,ibu,oHa u NE class, earned bcgred
sat 4 .oI,s $50, with wbi , I'ssea
y .arryh in a' ,s1s service and presented
Alas, MAJ ~ mat year. The class w was
9, Ella RAJ y Bolts. Kate Bolts naisS
= Cray snssaTason, Dot Ricbardsnn
sEe Nh " w think Ella Diekinscn
lsle r,s, W. R. Dakor sent ne ,i,.n,
ass.sr ,aason, Willie Turne "s ' =
~ for 70 soes OF $50, for the tund
u,Scls1sS0 0a an object she ,r sonh,
sa!s,' wSi.th note, unpolluted nv s sJiu
though, seemed to me a ye,v
wy 900, and the IL F su0d the Fest;
l !, your Easter 4 Offering in good in
"a, ;. April 81. C.cc
VI ! : Houston Post N'''
lt asd ssys Etc, County, Tor,. ..,,
b s,s,.ass name is Nelson ls,O my ny step,
III II = he purpose t Of ssioi 10 20 TO
ia a e. ono. inoS SfG pa IN the the pos;
e., near RisiT ps'i lsDSIoa was
o. S.s thai he MIG might weeks ss 2, ana l he
n s.ssh, Himself and B pIsa6,li,s ,h "A
s su sI' n, I setting d asd "a, COPY
VA Z n never r nSeT what became
~ uSs \, copy Of * appreciated. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25
Some Extra Values
For Tomorrow OnlV.

SO pieces yard wide Bleached Domestic
free from starch and warranted to be IEC
the regular Sc grade Tomorrow 10 foN
yards for only. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Another shipment of that elegant quail
ity of White Checked Nainsook, 00C
worth all of Sc yard. Tomorrow 10 wv
yards for only Observation-Disclosures.
Another lot of those pretty Figured
Lawns, extra good value and will OOC
move fast. Tomorrow 10 yards for NV
200 Black Gloria Parasols, neat natural QOC
wood handles, easily Csc quality, ~
20 and "a inches. Tomorrow only. Each
25 dozen Ladies' Black Lisethread Hose, OK
Hermsdorf Dye full length and easily AoN
the SOC kind. Tomorrow only ...... Pair
25 dozen Ladies' extra fine Lsle Vests,
bought to retail at SOC. They became I NC
soe..' a ahu w. uiose sne,n o Each
100 pieces of 5 yards length of hand
some Hamburg lGmbroideres On
count of being short ends we bought 400
them cheap. They worth all of ~
15c to zoe yard. Tomorrow any
so dozen Ladies' Fast Black Dropped 10c
Stitch Hose the zoe kind. Tomor NV
row Only -................ Pair
100 dozen Unbeached Bathing Towels, 70
good size and worth 10c. Tomorrow ~
only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. EaCF
so dozen Ladies' Laundered Collar and OE0
Cuff Shirt Waists, pretty patterns and %o -
the soc kind Tomorrow only. .... Each
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25

special values IN
Ready Made Skirts.
SO Ladies' Black Figured Brilliantine
Skirts, full sweep, lined with Rustic
Taffeta, something never placed be- 40
fore you before at this price Get one. A'o
You will pay more only for the ma
terial They worth 1925. This sale
IS Ladies fine quality Figured Brillian.
tine Skirts, full sweep, cores, lined
with Rustic Tafeta elegantly finish %
ed, of the kind worth all of $3.50. A.1o
Our big buy enables us 10 offer this
Skirt at only ........
SO Ladies' extra fine quality Black Fig
ured Brlliantine Skirts, full sweep,
elegantly made, and the value is 40
S4.25 Our big buy enables us to Of
fer this Skirt at only. ..............
so Ladies' extra fine quality Plain Black
Mohair Skirts, full sweep and ele -
ganty made, and the value is $3.50. : 4. 40
Our big buy enables us to sell this
Skirt at only ..........
SO Ladies' extra fine Black Figured Bril-
liantine Skirts, full sweep, elegantly
finished, Rustic Tafeta lining. You 49,
can't possibly touch the material alone y. 40
for what ask for this skirt They
are worth all of $3.50, but our big
buy enables us to offer this one at.
100 Ladies' Black and White Checked
Skirts popular Try and buy 40
the material and you will find it to be lao
a Soc per yard kind. Our big buy
enables US to offer this at
SO Ladies' extra fine quality Black Bro
caded Silk Skirts, lovely patterns
extra full sweep and elegantly finish ~
ed. The material is of the ST. SO per O.0O
yard kind, and you can't afford to
pass this style. They worth So.
Now only.
so Ladies' extremely handsome Brocaded
Silk Skirts, in fact they are beauties
and elegantly finished. The material q 7E
is the $l.S5 per yard kind and the ". -
Skirt proper is worth $40 Our big
buy enables us to offer them at $3.50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25

Mail orders have
our careful atteh.
ton, and express
charges paid OH all
orders of SIS. 90 and
over.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-25

Mothers why will you buy Stockings Tor your
for nothing in the way of Stocking leaves our house
without warrant for durability. We carry only
such kinds as we know to be good and money back
when they are otherwise
Ladies' Hose at 1Oc, l2ac 15c, 2oc' 2oc ooc' SOC
and up Dr. so
and up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-05-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL

morning FOR opium in possession.
Order your soda. water for Sun.
day from the Hawaiian Soda
Works. Tel. 632.
Miss Sarah Carter won the ten
mis- championship IL ladies singles
on Saturday afternoon.
IL has been computed that be-
tween 3O,0O0000 and 37,000000
babies arrive each year.
The government buildings and
banks closed Mt noon today out OF
respect TO Queen Victoria.
The sessions OF the Medical
Association will be held In the
y. M. q. A. building, upstairs.
The reception 10 be held by
British Commissioner HAYES this
afternoon lasts from $3.50 10 $50.
About oDe-6fth Of an inch OF
rain fell yesterday morning, ac-
cording 10 Frank Browns rain
gauge.
Tosbuyiks Mitamura, an alleged
fraudulent debtor, will be- tried on
the 18th before Judge de la
VergDe.
byTgps ~ any favor, aud plain
soda 10 slpbODs. Make your own
dTIDks, Hawaiian SOde Work.
Tel. G5z,
The steamship Australia ~ due
from the Comet tomorrow with
seven GsyS later news from the
outside world,
n IL quite likely that Captain
Csmars viii be elected to CON
msDd Company q, ct the election
on Fridsy evening,
The fgBsrsI services ~ the late
FTsgk EDegcsT will take place
st ~, ADdfeD's CstbsdIsI next
Jbgfsdsy afternoon,
Aeg sgjtjDgs sDd DsDts patterns
are arriving W eyeTy nail steam
srIOr T., ", EsrT, Hs sells 8 single
ystd ~ wiOIsssIe Dricee,
Gen, DsDlsog's borse IsD susy
GOw EsgiOlsDj psTk yesterday
sgd Lis b1sks gOt hume DlD1s tlss
wheels sDd gDst VI the body,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-05-24

~ MOL, japan, on May
Deputy Attorney General Dole
has returned from Molokai
The }. 4 Waterhouse store has
change Of al in this issue.
Miss Cornwell returned from
Maui on yesterday Claudine
u. g. Spalding Of the Makee
Sugar Company b. in the city
from kealla, Kauai.
Manager Nettlesen Of The Ha
waiian Hardware Company il
home from trip 10 Kauai
The last Of the finals Ia doubles
will be played ~ the Pacific tennis
courts this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
A meeting Of the Pacific Cycle
Track Association H. called EOS
this evening IA a notice elseRher
The funeral OF Miss Sophie l..
Sheldon takes place this afternoon
at z O'Clock from the family resi.
dsnce.
The Honolulu Cricket Club
bsst the Wild 6wan's eleven on
Saturday afternoon by score Of
log 10 -.
Chaplain Edmundson Of the
Philadelphia viii preach IN the
Christian church next Sunday
evening.
Herr HOlte will have fresh iro
zsD oysters on Ice for bis patrons
Of the Beaver on the arrival VI tie
Australia.
Nd Williams has matter Of in.
teTest " graduating classes, also
~ DDdsrgTsd1stss, Who would like
group pietpfss,
FIsd. Harrison fiss the finest
British nay downtown, from TIE
DaitlsmsDk VI the CampbsIl DlOck
be IL building On Fort strsei,
a JsDsOsss working lp he
trash house gt Egh NIL Bas
caught bstgeeD the TOlleTs ~
Friday and Instantly blled,
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Ma JDaJTjsd w M BplyerDy, $
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-05-24
Hawaiian Eagsy Lust
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-05-24
Till:
PROBLEM
S)lA1:l)
fof many d sooro vi yean
haf Castor Oil boeu al, act
neinedy againsi constlpalou
sno al stomach aua boNe
tr'ublo witt thousand of
mother
CHILDREN

Dr Cummins b. tho int
person who successfully de
guised the tasto without affect
my the medlcinsl virtue Of
castor oil The tasto rosou-
bies honey aud docs not PM.
due nausea, car 10 retained
BY the most dellcate stomach
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-05
Paid Their Fines.

Eben Mounce, Deputy U. S. Mar
shall, returned Tuesday night from 4
trip to Boise where he went with tn.
prisoners consigned to the peniten.
tiary at the recent tern of the Fedora
court. He returned via. Moscow and
brought with him Ira Frazier who viii
serve nine months sentence in the
Lewiston Jail.
All the Others consigned to the Lew.
iston Jail have paid thsir fines and are
again ut liberty. These are the Ne,
Peices, Sam Pablo, JAS Albert, Frank
Powers and SamI Jabeth The fines
were 500 each. All the Indians sent
to Boise have paid their fines except
Louis Williams. Thomas, Thomas
Henry Mox Nox and Philip Andrew.
haye return ed. These were fined $2NO
each.
1t is evident that Judge Beatty has
hit upon the proper method If suppress
sing the liquor traffic on the reserva
ton. The Indians have All aversion
for going to Boise. and they have nc
desire to try the leniency Of the court
anather time.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-05
School Report.

Principal Irwin ID. Martin has hand
ed in his report for the second month
Of the school year. The whole number
enrolled has reached 4O5, the average
number belonging was 354, and the
per cent OF attendance 1913. Fifty-nine
pupils were tardy 81 times during the
month. The average daily absence
was - while l59 We're neither absent
nor tardy. There are some facts here
that should set the parents thinking.
Less than half the children in the
school are regular in their attendance.
The teachers AJAX the support of the
parents are remedying these evils.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-05
A Doll 0iven Away.

J. Il. Bills of the ParkOr Candy store.
has added to his stock IA full line of
novelties for the holiday trade. He
has on exhibition Il beautiful doll that
will he given away to the little girl
who gets the most chances between
this date and Christmas Day. Tickets
will be printed and given away with
every ten cents worth purchased at
the Parlor Candy store. A dozen little
girls have already laid siege to parents
aud friends to secure the necessary
dimes to make the purchases that will
secure for them the coveted doll.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-05
Normal Notes

The Misses Anna Binnard and Ruth
| Monday.
Miss Lillian Clemens has recovered
from Il severe attack Of the asthma and
has returned to her studies.
The Rhetoric class IL arranging to
. give some book reviews in the near
future. Each member IL now reading
and gathering material for this.
The following students entered the
Normal this week. II. A. Glaze, Mar
tin Korstad, Karl Korstad, J. o.
McMi lin, Miss Eva Eakin, Miss Net
tie HalversOn aud Miss Inez Herbert.
Very frequently AS we pass through
the normal halls we hear a clicking Of
the dun,b bells and Indian clubs, in
the basement when cOnvinces one
| that the students In these classes are
not idle.
| DR.. r.. r. Mathes is conducting some
very interesting recitatiOns in physi.
, ology. The class is now making IA
thorough study Of the heart aud some
di-~cting work will be done before
this subject is dropped.
The Excelsior literary society rem.
derei very interesting program last
| Friday. 1t consisted OF music, recita-
tons and essays. a select reading
which was given by Miss Laura Patton
deserves special men ton.
The n,emi ers of the psychology class
read n very interesting article this
week on "Sensationalisn, taken from
the Inland School Journal. The read
ing found IN this journal Is very benc-
fetal and the students always welcome
II to our nOcn,al reading table.
Last Friday afternoon the Clionian
society devoted the afternoon to study
Of Holmes. The program consisted Of
quotations. select readings and essays
upon the life and works of this fan, Gus
author. The time was profitabiy
spent, and the prog am was enjoyed
by all.
The Seniors held meeting Monday
morning to consider the question Of
publishing the first normal journal.
They decided to issue the first copy
about Thanksgiving time. The follow
Ing editorial staff was appointed: Miss
Emma Gregory. Miss Jennie Harrinx-
ton. Miss May Kneppr, Miss Louise
Grifflths, Literary critic, Miss Anna
Carl.
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LeI,,nd Items.

The singing school is progressing
nicely under the leadership Of Rev.
Martin
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jacobs made a fly-
ing visit to Lewiston last week return
ing Sunday.
Messrs Sage, Cox, aud Draper have
formed Il partnership in the black
smithing business.
Miss Mct;inn of Lewiston Is teaching
the Plain View school. She is rated
AS n successful teacher.
Ii looks now as If Leland were to
have new sidewalk, as lumber for
the purpose is on the ground.
The Woodmen of the World will
give basket social mt their hall Friday
night. Come and bring your best girl.
Miss Weathered of Moscow has
charge Of the primary department in
the public schools. She seems to he
the right person in the right place.
The farmers have been very busy
gathering their fruit crop. The Pot
latch apples are getting quile n reputa-
ton and there will be "A big industry
here In the future
RI. {. Jacks has been hauling his
sugar cane TO CraddOck's cane mill
where 1t Is being transformed into
sorghum. This Is an industry that
should he encouraged.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-05

have transferred my real estate
and insurance business to =. NJ. DAYTON
who has recently moved to this city
from Rochester. N. Y. Mr.. DAYTON is
II thoroughly reliable business man and
l take pleasure in recommending him
AS worthy OF thu confidence and esteem
OF our people. II is my wish that the
same generous patronage accorded me
he given to Mr.. Dayton.
&. f. MONTEIrH.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-05

Gold Medal Tea, the choicest blend
n the market. At Wildenthaler's.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-05
ALBA HAYWOOD COMING.
Get Ready 10 Laugh.

Everybody vii! be delighted to learn
Il at Alba Hey wood, the prince of COM
edians, whose marvellous ability to int
persOnnte. whose funny topical songs.
bright witty sayings and sweet singing
have established as u prime favoriR
with amusement seekers will appear
here Monday evening, Nov. ..
Few there are who do not remember
this young comedian in his imPersona-
lions Of "The Cuckoo Song, ''rhe Old
Maid" 1.-THE Chinanlan. JOSIAH Al
lens Wife," "Siily Billy" introducing
the wonderful limitations of CalliOpe
Phonograph and Animals, his hunor-
ous stories and catchy songs.