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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

Annual Reunion OF the Division OF
Texas.

IeAuS.
General Orders No 3.
Headquarters United Confederate yeter-
ans, Texas Division. Galveston. Texas.
June Al. The annual reunion of the
United Confederate Veterans, Texas divi-
sion. will be held in the city of Galveston
commencing July 20. 1898, and will remain
in session until all business is disposed OF.
This call is made pursuant to instructions
of the San Antonio annual reunion OF 1897,
which designated Galveston as the place
of meeting, and directed the major general
commanding TO fix the time. 1t Is hoped
that the camps in Texas Will promptly re-
nit their per capita tax to Brlgadier Gen
eral NJ. f. Mott. adjutant general and chief
of staff. so as to insure a full representa-
ton.
2. The following named are appointed
aides de camp. with the rank of major
and they Will be obeyed and respected as
such: n. w, Hunter of Palestine, Ben Il.
McCulloch OF Austin, A. NJ. Lamm Of
Hondo City, S. A. Jones of Prairie Lea
Daniel Openheimer of San Antonio. d. b.
James of San Antonio. NJ. ID. Monserrat Of
San Antonio.
g. Major NJ. d. Monserrat Is hereby as
signed to duty with Colonel l.. a. iaflin,
quartcrmaster general TO assist In the
transportation department These officers
will take early steps to obtain the best pos
sible railroad rates for the veterans who
desire to attend the reunion, and, as sool
as rates are secured, Will report same 10
the adjutant general for official promuga-
ton.
4. Among matters to be considered Ut the
reunion will be amendments to the con-
stituton of the Texas division. The ma jor
general commanding calls special attention
to the importance Of the proposed amend
ments and hopes that every camp in the
State will be represented.
BY order of w. T., Meriwethar,
Major General Commanding.
NJ. f. Mott. adiutant general and chief
of staff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
Fans.
COrsets.

We carry all the leading
brands not one OF note
that can not be found on
our shelves.
Empire Corsets, only. 49c
Come and see our 4-hook
new Empire Summer Cor
sets, Others charge 81, our
price only 49c
Come and see our Shook
Summer CorSetS, sell usu-
ally at 75c, our price 39c
Come and see our 6-hook
Summer Corsets, others
charge 81, our price SIC
We carry a complete line of
w. B. and X. & G, Cor
sets at lower prices than
any house IN the city, All
Thomson's Glove Fitting
Corsets at one third less
than the standard price.
Come and see if we have
your size. We will save
you from SOC to 81 on
them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
Bargains in
Ladies' Shoes.

800 pairs Ladies' Real DON
COLA Sandals and Oxford
Ties, heel and spring heel,
black and tan, our $3.50
Shoes, at CSC
$50 pairs Ladies' Real DON
COLA OxfordS, Sandals and
Southern Buttons, black
and tan, heel ard spring
heel, that sold at 50 and
s2.25, to close at. I.46
$50 pairs Ladies' Dongola
House Slippers, sell at 75c
a pair, to close at 46c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

the country. Is wont to ease its resentment
nv n swift resort to rops and rifle.
IL will be time enough for the adn.inlstra-
ton 10 appoint negro postmasters in The
south when he has made such appointments
fashionable and desirable at the Norm ana
40 can fell him a better way TO promote
Inc peace and good will OF thr two races
than to give fresh excuses TO those who act
violently and without regard TO law
So Tar a. Iawlessness and violence arc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

FOR sALE-By order Of commissioners ceurt
Of San Saba county. four leagues Of school
lands In Tom Green county are offered tor
sale. one-fourth cash and balance on time:
time OF deferred payments and rate Of lntsr-
est thereon TO be stated In bid. viii sell
one, two. three or all four leagues, HIds 70
be opened at San Saba, Texas Monday. June
"a, 1898, at 2 p m The right TO reject any
and all bids reserved. John Seidera, County
Judge San Saba County. Texas.
BIDS viii be received BY the undersigued %
to noon Of Tuesday. June 7. 1855. for re-
pairing what Is known - the
Harrisburg road. from The city
limits OF Houston to Harrisburg: cesr-
tined check for 500. payable 70 The coSntv
judge Of Harm county to nccompanv esch
bid. and bond for l5oo 70 be etven 81 ~
successful bidder. q be appfoyel s. nv
county Judge. Payu16nt fos ia wosk = Ts
made BY warrants on the county TIM ~
u be issued Dncemher Is, IN. p6jakIs ~
q the nrst available rea4 md Ut =, MI
All nscssssyy inierS,ii|c (Ss$as ~ 81 r 6.t
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A Real Good Time.

A social in interest of the Grace NJ. r..
church will be held at iiiih consress avenue.
TO- You are cordially inyltcd Refreshments
will be served and II Will not cost you q cent
10 get in. only is cents TO get cut BE sure
70 come and enjoy the evening with ".
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

concerned the administration sets an extra
ordinary example OF both by depriving the
people OF the Mississippi town OF postoffice
and mail facilities. because. forsootb the
negro appointee thought II prudent not TO
accept the place.
on party lines. but on the score that the
Southern people have rights which any ad-
|ministraion' is bound. In law. , respect
aud conserve.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
Wash Goods Sale.

$50 pieces figured Organizes, nobby styles,
II 1-2c and sc qualities co.
iO-yard Pattern for. .......... W.
$50 pieces finest Boucle SwisSes, Boucle Or
CANDIES, Sheer French Organizes, all our i5c
and zoe qualities, OQo
iO-yard Dress Pattern for wv
200 pieces real fine quality French Organizes, all
the neatest designs, and 25c grades, I 10
10 yard Dress Pattern for. ....... Ito
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
Birdeye.

iS-inch Birdeye, sells at SOC,
a io-yard piece for. $50
2O-inch, that sells at ooc, a
io-yard piece for $50
22-inch, that sells at 75c, a
io-yard piece for -. 4Sc
24-inoh, that sells at $50, a
1o-yard piece for -. 5Sc
IT. inch, that sells at 81, a
io-yard piece for 80. 69c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
ParasOls
AND
Umbrellas.
Our real fine fancy ParasoIs
at greatly reduced prices.

our real line FANCY fdTdSOiS
at greatly reduced prices.
Ladies' Plaid ParaSols, war
ranted all silk Taffeta, sell
at $3.50, now only. .2.25
Ladies Plaid Umbrellas, with
plaid case, ali silk, our 81
Umbrella, now only 2.9S
50 Ladies' All Silk Umbrel-
las, in blue, purple and
red, case TO match, tight
roll, positively worth 81,
to close al only. FPS
Is Ladies Changeable Taf-
feta Umbrellas, case to
match, Dresden handle,
worth $3.50, at only FPS
See our Fancy Parasols, in
Chiffon and Gauze Ruff
files, marked at half price.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
Ladies' Dress Skirts.

Ladies' Homespun Skirts, side pockets, trimmed
with large pearl buttons, worth $3.50, I 10
only ..,... ''TO
White Satin Stripe Duck Skirts. with side pock-
cts, trimmed with large pearl buttons, I 90
worth s., only .............,...,.! ~O
50 Misses DUCK Skirts at only. 69c
200 Misses Shirt Waists at 69c and only .46c
200 Brocaded Black Silk Skirts II OK
$3.50 kind, at only. .........T 'ZO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
Hosiery.

Ladies' Hermsdorf Dye plain
and drop stitch Hose, a
real imported Stocking, the
lowest you can get them
for is 25c, our price ..15c
Boys and Girls Bicycle
Hose, fast black and SEAM
less, sell at zoe, our
price -. $3.50. '|oc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
Black Organdies.

50 pieces Sheer Black Organdy, fast colors, I'M
worth i5c per yard, only .......... |OC
Is pieces real sheer Black Organdy, H.
zoe quality, only .........,.,......
See our line of Black Organizes, 25c and 10,
CSC qualities, at Csc and only ...... IOC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
ARy OF SERMONS.


.e.esssssssssssssss :
a summary OF the principa!
,rtIy delivered in the United
snada by the leading clergy
nrelates, religious teachers
- Of the Christian faith. IN
. the text has been carefully
breyiated.
THE DANCE.--It is a sinful
and health to patronize dane
h dancing parties.- Rev. ]. @.
Congregationalist, Columbus,
RENGTH. - Burden bearing
an TO do two things--to test
and by using to Increase IT,
perkins, Uniyersalist, Merlien,
AREWS.-The Jews are like
ng hills. The centuries come
|Ind IL then. no ctange.--key
bn, wilmington, Del.
MEN CREATE is not the
d but the gentlenese OF God
he greatest wonders, 1t is this
men great. Rev. r. G.. Wood
ngregationalist, Middle boro,
IAN WAR.--We are not saw
ristlans; and the only justifica-
war Is that 1t is a holy upris-
name for the uplifting of his
lldren.- Rev. A. Il. Kittredge,
lew York City.
sTANDARDS.--The most re-
hing about the teaching Of
the fact that He applied our
bards to God. He explained the
the Heavenly Father by thc
an earthly father. REV. w. s.
hodist, New York City.
bw.-To do as well today as
~ ! must do better. Life is
only for what 1t is, but for
be.-Rev. Clarence T. Brown,
halist, Salt Lake City. Utah.
ON.--It is q fact to notice and
Ee in the midst of our own
SO rich in educational ap-
bit the founder of Christianity
e or close upon the verge of
70 would not have passed an
TO high school, and still less
}, and much less still to a
seminary. Rev. C.. S. Park
byterian, New York City.
y IN BLOOD.-Much of the
he world has been written in
sneral the wars of nation are
Spain's wars for the past 500
been in every case wars of ag-
preston or cruelty.--Rev. III. S.
Hist, New York City.
AN WOMEN. Woman has
perhaps as much as man. in
ing Of the gospel. The story
Ps to us Of the first two cen
Christianity is largely a story
fomen.-Rev. William O'Ryan
bnver. Colo.
NoPOLY. No syndicate can
Fner on time for its cwn ben
not be monopolized: it can b.
no man. All are equally rich
to time.-Rev. V. s. Mllburn,
/, Cincinnati. Ohio.
|ARACTER OF NATIONS. -
has It's own organism. its pc
pnal characteristics. These are
From generation to generation,
h men come and 30 the char
nation remains the same.-Rev.
zeal, Congregationalist. Omaha.
LUE OF CHRIST.-Nothing hut
satisfy the human heart and
mind. Angels sufticed not for
r she passed through the dark
morn. Men and angels are as
/ the Lord. whom alone we
Rev. I. j. Conaty. Catholic.
p, d. G.
fA universal longing for light
lristic of all ages. Ii Is on ac-
ms sentiment in the human
the sun Las been worsnippe6 BY
adorers. The cry of the sane
lough all the ages has been
Rev. John McQuo!d. Meth
pa, Neb.
EuCiFlXlON. The crucifiN,on
|hrlst was the darkest tragedy
and the greatest event OF all
o other event has so nodded
! OF mankind. No other death
fcted the attention of the world
Foss.-Rev' y q u r, Drins S un,h
|innati Ohio oN '
every vioi, ns 20 a pe,ia','
Feedom ~ no n vi i".uis' laws
|obey his Maker noiir d no w., w..
|e natural nmn;sb 80 I'm ~, III. ~
|runkennessPRay W. n III p .nt'
list. Cincinna,i v" '"
into His schema ~ "u morid' via VIA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
Great Organdy Sale.

Both white and colors with silk Ribbon and
Sashes at less than half price.
500 Dress Patterns White Organdy Finish, India
Linen, sheer and nice quality, io-yard pat
tern with yards satin face fancy Sash 90,
Ribbon, both Sash and Dress for only .0OC
600 Dress Patterns real fine Organdy, in white,
pink, lavender, Nile, canary, red, light blue and
navy,with yards satin faced fancy Sash I 90
Ribbon, worth $50, Sash and Dress ior''O0
$50 Dress Patterns real fine French Organdy, in
white, pink, lavender, Nile, canary, red light
blue and navy, with yards of all silk Sash
Ribbon, comprising paids and stripes, Tatfeta
and Gauze worth $3.50, 90
both Sash and Dress for only ........ i0O
$50 Dress Patterns extra fine French Organdy
in white, pink, lavender, Nile, canary, red
light blue, navy and cerse, with all silk fringed
Taffeta Sash 8 go yards wide, o no
worth $50, both Sash and Dress forZ TO
$50 Dress Patterns finest quality real French
white Organdy, with and 8 inch wide silk
fringed Sash ga yards long. Sash Q 90
alone worth $3.50, both Sash and DressO'0O
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

COMFORTABLE HOME for sale at a bargain
and easy terms. In Fourth ward. between
two car lines. shade trees and nice lawn.
on'houees aud modern conyoniences. Ad-
uross Melville. care OF Tho Post. No agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

WILL SELL for part cash and time, or part
cash and trade, or trade for Houston prop
oiN or elsewhere II suitable nice fruit
fam of twenty acres IN Galveston county
on tide water, close to oyster bcds good
hehing and hunting, 1000 trees. years old
hcS'd,s grapes aud pocnns, nne drainage;
excellent buildings. nice home cloae to rail-
ioid, post and express Office. For particu-
lnrA Addrean a17n thia nfnrn u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

BEAUTIFUL cottage, 400 Anita street, Fair
Grounds. for sale; small cash payment; hal
ance $50 per month; rents for SO, leaving
monthly payments 81. or viii trade for land
Room hD5, Khan building. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
PROFESSIONAL.

THOFEgSiONAI.-M EHdris and Poell-
ntz. trained nurses. 1908 kusk avenue.
rlone 49, 6-2s
DR. G. SCOvAZZC. Mason Block, room $40.
Houston, Texns. Office hours s TO 1880 Z.
m. to $50 and 10 =. m. Telephone bs7.
clio
DETECTIVE A0ENCY--Trsined detectives
furnished for civil and criminal iuvestigs-
lions at reasonable rates. For further par
lcuinrs address James AcCane, boz 100
Houston. Texas q
NUNsON 4 MUNsON. Lawyers-w. u.
Nunson. Houston. and NJ. 3. Muuson.
Jr.. Angleton. Texas. Personal attention
ris and Braxoria counties. q
8. o. COTTON BRO. Fire Insurance Agents
and Ad1usters. - Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

FOR SALE--C'lose In. nice iivc-room cottage
a0d lot, nrst-clasB ncgbborhood; two car
lines, Third ward, j, G. &. Morrow. 5i2
Min street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

WILL EXCHANGE 200 acres rich black Har.
ris county prairie. honest price, for city
property, stock of goods or partnership IN
good business. Address 2165. this office. 5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

FINE plantation IN nrnzoTiN county Rooo
tongut houses, plenty water some stock,
tine growing crop this year, one fourth cash,
balance to suit purchaser Owner, this Of
foe.
CORNER lot, G5xl25. BELL aud Lailranch: one
seven aud one five room house. $4,000, One
tllrd cash balance to suit. Apply TO owner,
Y n. Shaw.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WAR assures big profits; 800 invested by my
safe method VIII pay $1,000 within thirty
banker and broker. Chicago Stock Exchange.
Chicago. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

DESIRABLE LOTS in Street Car addition,
down Harrisburg Rond, In city limits, we'll
drained, sI25.0o; 5000 cash. $d,oo monthly
u. y. Smnnton. ngont. No bO2 Travis. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induce
mcnts now than ever before TO parties de-
string homes. For particulars call ut the
Houston Heights office EOS Main street. Jno
A. Mllroy. agent Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


COMFORTABLY home for sale ut bargain.
Gice seven room house, furnished through
out. with all modem convoricnccs. beautiful
shrohbcry and bearing fruit trees. stable
and other outhouscs; also horse and buggy.
Arfly 2iii Rusk avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND on Houston real estate at
nraipht 10 per cent; no lilmhug. Apply 10
Young Grizzard. rooms ana j, second
noar No. 1OOih Preston avenue.
Wt%rpp-To borrow $1,000. Der cent inter
est: lfkt-oIaas security; investigate immc-
dlntely ADDRESS Cash, this Office.
--s- - = =
HAVE money 10 lend. large and small
amounts on personal or collateral setnrl-
tics special raicA will be made on prime
pnper Address l.. X. BerGoron, III Tre-
mont street Galveston III
5000 10 LOAN on household goods stored
with Houston Moving and Storage Co; we
charge no interest. L, Chimene, Office 2lI
Fanpin street; phone 3D. IL
MONEY TO LEND upon Houston real es-
tate. rates reasonable, Ed y. Phelps, at
torpcy. 3o4l9 Main street.
MONEY TO LOAN on Houston business prop.
erty. n. l.. Mills, 2o7 Main street u
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms ana
ranches Francis Smith 4 Co., san An
ton.5' Texas. Call on +. w. Norris. Khan,
building. Houston. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

FOR sAIsE--Ths Houston Heights Hotel OF
forty rooms. with commodious dining room
aud Office supplied with arteHlan water and
electric lights; good electric car service and
phyed sti eet to center OF Houston; mn IDEAL
summer home and comfortable winter quar-
tsis' proataois 'nx sm aoi ior good rolei
Houston. v
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

A BARGAIN for homobody~My half interest
IN hardware store here; IA business elght
years; easy terms 10 right man, clean stock:
come Of the best agencies In Texas. Lock
box 253 San Antonio. Texas. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

piif SiCTAN's re,idenee; great torsain; ine
town; wheat and cattle country. Address
Fox H. Henrietta. Texas. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing =
comfortable. happy home: We own the
lard, OF the right sort. ana oner I, Tor sale
at correct prices. on accommodating terms.
with a conservative rate Of interest. Let Us
know you wants. DC. one OF our booklets.
Address "Lano Department. L. J. wills
l. Bro, Galveston, Texas s-ll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
SHOES!

SHUES!
/, Our Shoe Department will
have three big bargain coun-
tiers.
Counter No. I.
600 pairs Children's Sandals
and Southern Button, tan
I and black, finest Dongola
! turn Shoes, that sold as
high as Si.25 a pair, sizes
s, 8 IL, 9, 9 IL, 10,
10 IL and II, to close at
only .69c
Counter No. 2.
$50 pairs Children's Finest
French Kid, black and tan,
Southern Buttons and San
dalS, sizes s 10 10 IL, that
sold formerly at $50 a
pair, to close at only. $50
Counter No. 3.
$50 pairs Misses Sandals and
Southern Buttons, made of
finest French Kid, sizes IA,
Al 1-2, IL, II IL, 1},
10 IL and 1, sold as high
as S2.25 a pair, to close at
only ..I25
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

FOR sALE-A rst-class restaurant cheap.
sos Washington street. Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

WE GIVE special attention to our rental de-
paftmont. and solicit your business. VIC ad
yertise and show all property free. Our list
OF homes and vacant lots is large and COM
plete. no trouble to show same, List with
us any property that you have for sale or
rent We are now writing three years In
auranoc Cor two annual payments and have
q full line Of good companies. We solicit
your business Norinct Cooley, room
20l BInz building Phone 673. II
FOR SALE--2aco acres dark rich, sandy loan
prnirlo, Austin coupty, between Wallis and
sealy, near railroad, $40 per acre. John
Sleeper, Waco Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

ERA.-This war marks Tho -.
'e,h Iteration OF democracy or
~ century which will prepare
,n,, s Cooperative CONFERENCE.-The
n M, tirst century, There Will
M, in's an Anglo American alli-
- enforce Justice ard liberty
na,oas into one brotherhood
~o,Ius movement. the begin
Nv era on earih.-Rey Tbons.
independent, New York CITY.
h the neglected ch,ldrs,
4 n, me- not given attention they
rhsace TO good order aud
a, h ney should be taught 10 I'M
rin,s brotherhood is a fact ana an
~ N nature. and that We can
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

uCiFlXlON. The crucifiNion
|hrlst was the darkest tragedy
and the greatest event OF all
10 other event has so nodded
OF mankind. No other death
icted the attention of the world
nj and death of Jesus Christ
Ioss'--Rev. p. Q. Curnicll, Meth
innati. Ohio.
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pr fac
Read
re pick over.
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LAWS.-There is penalty
every vloia,fcn of natures laws.
Feedom of the will, and SO can
topey his Maker. Delirium trs-
natural punishment In this
uhhenness,--Rev, w. G. Part
|ist. Cincinnati.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

y"-Laughter has It's place In
OF God. He gave us nerves
whose function it s TO LAUGH.
ssnter, like a clap OF thunder
sumner day, is good 70 clear
y Ntnancnoly.--Rev. DR.. Fishburn
~ Columbus. Ohio
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

-. Mankind may I've divided
ns' on the one hard the men
ana e arc guided by eingleness
,s,, u believe what is to b. well
ne, ,a be done at once; on the
~ men of policy, who are al
,e,h l decisive action and wait
Esyshlng to turn up.-Rev. David
ieofew, Cincinnati.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

no more escape from the kinship OF human.
ity than We can from our own hereditv -
Or, l.. b. Copeland. Theosophite, Omaha.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-04
GOOD ROAD BUILDING.
C0mpltmen ts for the Work BeiRg
Done to Gold Hill District.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intslligencer.
TACOMA. OSs- s--Frank c. Ross re-
turned hsrs today from an extended trip in
the Go4e Hill and American river eoun-
Try. coming cut ~ way OF the Matches
pass
King county commissioners are doing
the best piece Of roa5 work in DIE state.
said be. IN talking OF the facilities for get
ting into the district.
In building their road on the route from
Enwnclaw up TO the George Fuller place
they are doing a wise act OF engineering.
because they cut OF some three miles OF
the distance and make II easy 10 escape
the hard climb oveg Md mountain. by way
OF the Old Pisrce county road from Buck
ley. This new read should open up the
country for Seattle pfoSpectors- Tie coun-
try L. rich from a mineral standpoint. and
trail should be made for the little dis
lance from Gold Hill up the American riv-
er. and through q pAa1 on to Soldendaie,
which. by this tran, would be three days
drive from Seattle, and q good road all the
way.
Yes the King county Officials are of on
tbs right foot. and have made the irss.
which is always the hardest, move TO open
up q country rich Ia mineral