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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-11-30

We cannot help bnt think that the
Ensas editor hit ir about right in
5: III one democratic editor who,
va in the bottom Of his heart, has
ID . of pride in his country's glory
Il marvellous progress, forgets him
aud peaks out in praise OF the
esidcnt and Of the achievements Of
r armies under his command, his
ntemporaries at once Chamber on
clavcui aud speak Of him as a
aitor to the cause Of reform, a scribe
ID purchased tool Of plutocracy.
hnv "A Democratic editor, we think,
Duld Ike 70 gat up aud whoop for the
|g. The, know what they would feel
tier and enjoy more permanent
and of health Ii is hard on man
be compelled to suppress whatever
.triotic feelings he has and week after
eek sit on his Launches bowling like
coyote that Is filled with "A hopeless
arning for poultry, knowing that the
wis are secure from its reant. Just
e same, however, tho country is go
g right along In spite of all the
,speptic, pessimistic ~hipers and
owlers it has never bit such pace as
lis going in this year Of our Lord
99. In other countries destiny waits
az s ,.., - Ivy comes on with lag
no pace. bur in this land Of the free
n the home Of the brave destiny has
|, Get mp and dust to Keep from being
- ,,,a,. -
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-11-30

will Sharp, p, Dandy,
Ora Watson, -, Dandy.
Clarence T. Clark, 81, Ionia.
Amelia NJ Meyer, q, Chicago
John w. Davis, 20, Gratiot,
Minnie Burch, Is, Lyons.
Lee Minisee. %, lonia,
Louise Berry, rs, Mecosta.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-11-30
Used by British soldiers IN Africa.

Capt. &. G.. Dennison is well known
m over Africa as commander OF the
Drces that captured the famous rebel
salishe. Under date of Nov. 4, 1891,
yryburg, Bechuanaland, he writes:
Before starting on the last campaign
bought quantity of Chamberlain's
5olic, Cholera and DIarrhoea Remedy,
ghich | used myself when troubled
nth bowel complaint, and had given to
ny men, and Ia every case 1t proved
aost beneficial For sale by Fisk
Bangs, Druggist.
The editor OF contemporary Is re-
ponsibe for this:
LAS it is 'faddish, and every day is
becoming more so for Edith to change
Ter name TO Edvthe, and May to Mae,
and Mabel to Mabelle, and Blauch to
Blanche. Ora to Orah, aud Della to
)ellah. that we nave decided to adopt
4 cognomen likewise ffeakish, get In
behind the band and say 'progrum. y
1enceforth aud In the future we wish
o be known as Edytor Wyllum Henery
Diuup
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-11-30
A Sure Cure For HowIs.

II say, mamma" said Charlie, who
was watching his mamma battle the
new girl baby. what would happen
if you would put her in the bathtub
and go away of and leave her to wash
her ownself. like meY'
I'm afraid, said mamma, that lit
tie sister would get water in her mouth
and drown"
Would 1t fill her all up full with
water so she couldn't howl no moreT'
inquired Charlie.
Eyes, I'm afraid 1t would" said mann
ma, pleased with the interest Charlie
was taking in his sisters welfare.
Il say, mum" exclaimed Charlie en-
Enthusiastically, lets put her in right
way."-Providence Telegram.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-11-30
EXCURSION NOTICE:
CE-.GD. RAPIDS G West y
TOURIST TICKETS
TO
WINTER RESORTS.


WINTER RESORTS.
Are now on sale by Agents OF the De
troit, Grand Rapids q Western II. u.
Round trip reduced rates to points IN
California, Florida and other southern
and Southwestern states. Apply 10
AGENTS or TO the General Passenger
Agent at Grand Rapids for full inform
alton. 3w
CHRISTMAS IN CANADA.
G. 81 w. NJ, d. G. Il. g. w, agents
will sell on December IA, 10, 10 and IL
tickets to Canadian points at one way
fare for the round trip. Return limit
January 6. Ask agents for rates
2w GEO. DEHAVEN, u. T. "A.
A carpet sweeper would make nice
Christmas present for your wife,. your
mother or your sister. j. i. Weber
OF Ionia gives Bissell sweeper TO eacn
of his customers. Ask for ticket.
Wedding invitations Banner ONCE
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-11-30

Mrs. Thomas Riddleman, Parshallville
Mich, writes | was troubled with
Salt Rhen for over thirteen years, had
tried number Of doctors without re
lief My husband bought box oil
Banner Salve, which | applied two or
three times and my hands began to get
better. In short time they were en-
tirely cured. w. /. Benedict.
The Detroit Journal. semi-weekly
and tho II NJNJI,p ona war; for 81 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION.
CHIEF ARTHUR TELLS or THE suC-
CESS OF The ENGINEERS.
standard--Reasons for the Many
Carpenters Strikes.

Washington, April 2o.--The industrial
commission today heard statements from
p. NJ. Arthur, chief OF tht Brotherhood Of
LocomotisS Engineers and T. J. Mcclure,
secretary OF the Brotherhood of Carpen
ters and Joiners of America.
Mr.. Arthur described the status Of the
locomotive engineers as quite satisfactory
In most respects, both as TO their orsania-
ton and relations with the railway COM
panies His order has written agreements
with 30 per cent of che railways as to the
conditions of work. Strikes have been Sc
we're and generally successful in the past
year. Mr.. Arthur said that 80 per cent
OF the $4,000 engineers belonged to the
brotherhood, The order was strict In
maintaining high standard OF morals
and efficiency.
Mr.. Mcclure said the carpenters and
ioiners' association had been known and
more or less dreaded as striking or
ganization because II had been chosen by
the Federation of Labor to organize the
great strikes for the eight-hou day from
1882 TO 1887 Since 1883. Mr. Mcguire said,
the carrerters had participated in 1895
strikes. had won sos, compromised 81 and
lost 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
HAS ONLY ONE SENATOR
Pennsylvania Legislature Failed to Elect a
Successor to Quay.
GOVERNOR MAY CALL AN EXTRA SESSION
lkeystone States Finances In Bad
Shape - Alabama Legislature 20
Meet In Special Session May 2.

Harrisburg, Pa, April 20 The session
OF the general assembly of 1890 adjourned
finally at noon today after having been
in session little over three and half
months, The session was one of the short
est in the States history and was fraught
with interest throughout by reason of the
spirited contest for United States senator.
IL closed without the election OF a sue
cessor to NJ. S. Quay, and unless Governor
Stone calls an extra session, at which
there should be an election, Pennsylvania
will have but one representative in the
United States senate the next two years.
On account of failure of the legislature
to pass sich legislation rs would have
wiped out the deficiency OF s3,500000 in the
State treasury and cover the estimated or
binary expenses of the State government
for the next two years it is not Impossible
that an extra session Will be called
The session was remarkable aside from
the long senatorial deadlock in that II
passed few bills Of general interest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21

the natives are not so persistent as 70 SIT
around roulette wheel for hourE studying
combinations 10 beat the game ,,
Chpth4a oscar &. HuesHak OF San ANTONIO,
Texas. formerly quarternaster OF tue Frat
Texas infantry, who was promoted 10 brigade
quartermaster Of the Seventh army corps e.
Aiami, Fla, has good reason 70 feel Justly
ton Texas, on his way 20 Manila, Phliipplhe
islands. His war record as quartern"'ter OF
,he seventh army corps was so latterlns aud
satisfactory that the department. officials nave
oyorstepped he bounds Of the regular course
and ordered him 20 Manila instead OF having
him return 20 tho states for muster out. ile
goes there as acting captain and assistant
aLartermaster In tne regular service, but on
detached service from the volunteers. IL y
big compliment 70 a Texans ability. ana
when Oscar passed among his friends nere
yesterday bidding them all farewell the we'll
wishes that were extended him we're silent
assurauees OF his great popularity.
With the Advancement OF Northern eiYiliIa-
ton southwGrd there has come into Cuba the
free lunch, an institution purely American
UT to the present writing only two free lunch
counters have been started. One OF them
vent out OF business Owing al MS cIeaitoIs'
has a very wearied look on his countenance.
az much as TO say. II wonder where M at
The average Cuban. seeing potato salad and
feans temptingly displayed on counter, gem
orally takes Il for granted that some Ameri-
Gau relief association Is distributing rations
free and In consequence Il almost becomes
necessary 70 call in the assistance OF the
ire Esshyille, IN command OF Captain May
tpard arrived In the harbor yesterday after
noon After conveying the remains Of Gen
yaus the Nashville went 20 Puerto cortz,
British Honduras, and lately returned 70 Key
west. She was not expected here before the
1 nth
eeurss 10 unknown IN the states, but Johnnts
Dunin the we'll knern representative 81 ths
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21

New York Journal, was touched the other
night for hfteen bright "shiners" or Spanish
ceEtenes The Cuban police have been offer
ca reward to spprehend the thief, while
Johnnies friends are deeply sympathsing
with him.
society haa been formed here under the
rGme OF the American Aid society. II starts
out with membership Of forty-fye ana In
cludes both ladies and gentlemen. The OBJ
ifcts OF the society as IT'S name indicates, are
philanthropic and social. II one Of It's mem
sickness will BE- allowed him, whether he is
treated at home or IN hospital including the
services OF trained nurse. II a member dies
Re viii be buried at the expense Of his estate.
ISOLATION. A committee will give due informa-
tion to his family or friends In case OF serious
illness, A separate ward will DO secured in
one OF the hospitals Of the city. The dues
are 81 per month.
Texas has larger representation In Havana
than any other State. The writer counted
alone in the luartermaster's department the
other day over thirty-hve In the depot guar
boys who rented house near tho office, ind
Ing Il cheaper than paying fancy prices for
rooms. and fve out Of the eight were exr
members Of the First Texas cavalry and from
the Lone Star State.
George King OF Sherman, one Of the most
popular boys in Havana one OF the former
pInpretors Of the Washington cafe. that was
run CUT Of business for refusing 10 sell l:quor
less and is doing we'll George has the well
wishes Of the Americans here for the bold
stand be took on the color question,
Ex.Lieuterant civ. shook-pfoiner o. fnu
III. peace--of Uvslde. Texas. a former lieu
tenant NJ troop NJ. First Texas cavalry, ~,
riy Cd here BY way OF key West last vesk ano
masters department, across the bay - Regls.
liy hospital steward Of Rtehss inmunss, is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
|6NESE HIGHBINDERS AT WAR
TREE N0NGOLIANs KILLED AND
TWO FATALLY WOUNDED.
'nuoie Started Over Sentence OF a
'ninese for Murder and an Alb
sconding Celestial.

Nssno CAL. April 20.-The factional
sA ce'Reen rival companies or tongs OF
''l'ss highbinders last night resulted
us Killing of three men and the fatal
"Saalng Of two others. The affair Gro
W much excitement and more trouble
s'a'ed in Chinatown.
~ remarkable that there were no
~ victims, as fifty shots were fred.
s''ae ume four Chinese highbinders were
s'Mlns at street corner discharging
sm 'esolyers as fast as possible at the
Nsa's OF stairway leading to room
" 'ue store of the Skiing Yick company.
10y ne prompt action of tho officers pre-
'aed more serious rioting.
""'' quiet had been restored a raid on
4 Z suspected haunts OF the highbinders
MADE, and In one place were found
IN coats OF mail and small arsenal of
,n,s'efs, hatchets and knives. Nine men
dr.. resled on suspicion. Three were
swss. WIN vagrancy and three with
,i,,Is one OF them had a 4b-caliber
'''a,. hve boxes of cartridges and a pair
.sas knucks on him at the time OF
n 4'e Of the victims have been identi-
ii vae is An Tai, a vegetable jpeddler.
ss probably shot by accident. One
il ,sSs. aead is Chin Chez, we'll known
sssss;lloer' and another is Lee On Tong,
nssts u'sr Their bodies present a horrible
IL s s' most of the fatal wounds hav-
~ iniiicted at close range.
tnrs trouble which led to the murders
Qov w with the conviction OF Tai
QQss,s" WIG was yesterday removed to San
kuras'n 70 serve a ten years sentence foi
huss " the second degree. The loca
M m, nere sharply divided on the issue
C. W,ar was rendered more acute when
Itrpe,,an who had evidently sold som,
bon i. On China alley for $4,000. fed
.tlnhs. s'ate to escape his creditors. 4
l. nu.s OF laborers and others to WHOM
ntn.sS sums ranging from $50 to $3.50 in
Assr, criminal proceedings.
" m s,e the highbinders had taken
Asr asr up and, 1t Is believed, one o.
" brlnaec was to blackmail Gee Wins
u labos about forcible settlement o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
is WITH THE JURY.
continued ON Fif,h Pngco

n, Senator Kennedy. He also charged
| M ne red book had been mutilated and
In between three and six leaves had
| 4, torn from the heart of the volume.
| IN Shields attacked the credibility OF
|Irtrt Goldsmith, who. he charged, drew
| 4 Infamous differences jn arbitrarily
|fhis out figures to hit his theories. He
|nfned vehemently: While we are
III tsures will not lie they can be made
I'M. BY a liar" He asserted that some
|kiy had gone through the book burriedly
III written in the word Quay" wherever
n ippsared. Then he directed their at
|rton TO the fact that Assistant Cashier
|Enbls, the prosecution s witness. had
|ntA thst he recognized all OF the hand
|rtng In the book as that of Hopkins
|Uspt the word Quay"
VI Shields closed at $50 and Judge
sidls at onco charged the jury, promis-
Ii 10 speak only ten minutes.
hdge Biddle did not go into the evil
|lAs. He said the case had been ably
abducted and he would leave the decision
u Aeir judgment. As he proceeded 1t
IN apparent that the impression the jury
|EH get from his words was one Of i'm
brutality on the judges part.
|sii ; o'clock Judge Biddle finished, and
tuhln five minutes the books and papers
Nv been passed to the jurymen and they
h.itd for elaboration.
Tie court then adjourned until 10 a. m.
hntrrov
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
SPECIAL SESSION CALLED.
Alabama Legislature 10 Repeal Con-
stitutiOnaI Convention Act.

Alabama Legislature 10 Repeal Con-
stitutionaI Convention Act.
Montgomery, "A, Apri Ex-Governor
Johnston today issued call for an extra
session OF the legislature to meet at Mont
nomery May O. for tho following pur-
poses:
To consider the repeal of the act calling
for an election to determine whether or
not a constitutional convention shall be
held; to consider and submit amendments
To the constitution and to enact primary
election law.
In connection with his proclamation the
governor also issued a lengthy statement
addressed to the people of the state He
condemns the action Of the State demo-
cratic convention in making the new con-
stitution question party issue; declares
that II should be non-partisan and says
that constitutional amendments can &C.
complish at much less expense all that "
is proposed for the convention to do--tne
regulation of the suffrage question
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

LITTLE ROCK Ark,--The ninth annual
meeting OF the Arkansas state BANKERS as
ISOLATION is In session mere.
NEW YoRK.--Dr J; L Workman mas pe On
elected to the chair at yale maze vacant Wy
tie death of Prof. o. C. Marsh.
NEW oRLEANs.--A. H. May, OF the nrm
~ Richardson & May, leading cotton planters
and factors. died, aged rs years.
NEW YoRK.-captaln Henry Burns, prssi-
dent Of the Old Dominion Steamship company
died at his home in Brooklyn aged H.
NEW YoRK-At the waverly Athletic club,
at Workers. Charley Con Of California defsat.
ed Tom Williams OF Australia In the hrsl
rounu.
,iiot len here FOR New Orleans TO bring the
srnboat Nashville up the Mississippi river on
her trip to st. Louis,
NEW YoRH.--w D, whiting. one o. the
best insurance lawyers u W. ollos s stat 81,
died at his home In TINS Guy as'u o. az
was native OF New Orleans
NEW YoRK.--onc battalion. of the Ihlr.
teenth United States has ieft Goyernof !
island for Manila. They VIII De joined ~
Buffalo by two other battailons'
COLUMBUS, obio.-The funeral OF Bishop
John A. Watterson occurred at 81. Joseph ca
thedral The remains were taken 10 Moua'
Calvary cemetery, where interment was mSuF'
SAN FRANClsCo.--The tranaports newport
lulu Both transports are heavily iaaen Nl WIZ
men. food. provisions and Ammunition 'or 'Ne
amy aud navy.
ATLANTA, Ga.--A negro, believed oy some some
10 be Sam Hose. was brought 10 Col5sn III MI,
a suburb of Atlanta, and placed IN jan. lils
name is not known. II is believed however
that he is Hose.
HoDGENvILLE. Ky.--Tbe farm on when
Abraham Lincoln was born, when lles wv
miles south OF this place and was owned ty
A. w. bennett OF New York City, was SOLO 20
David Grear OF New York city IL 10 no.
very probable that the farm VIII pc convert
ed into a park
ST. LoUIS.-Mrs. Catherine Gilbert police
matron at the Four Courts, is dead from en
overdose Of morphine She had reoently oes.
yaccinatsd. and her arm swelled 70 tHies
normal size and became very painful onr
took the morphiue to relieve her sunerinss
and gain some sleep.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
RECIPROCITY NEGOTIATIONS.

Ambassador White Ia peniirg nj
rccJy with Germany.
Washington. April 2e.--The reciprocity
negotiations between the United States and
Germany have been transferred to Berlin
where Ambassador White is negotiating
directly with the Berlin foreign office.
Considerable progress has been made by
the announcement of the minister OF
finance that Germany could not expect 70
receive under the favored nation clause"
the same concessions granted to-France in
the recent Franco American reciprocity ar
rangements unless Germany made eonces-
sions similar TO those by which France had
secured their arrangement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21

regusitlon clerk here In Major Bakers otfca
DR.. j, q. Kelly, late veterinary surgeon OF
the First Texas cavalry, who has beer station
been transferred TO Havana and placed Ia
charge OF headquarters stables.
Mrs. Luther X. Hare, wife OF ex-CploDel
Luther II. Hare OF the First Texas cavalry,
returned 10 the States last week to spend tho
summer.
MIR. c. A. Burgbeim OF Houston, who left
there at tho breaking out OF the war with
company and who was later transferred 70
the hospital branch OF the regular service. 10
IA Havana acting as hospital steward II the
chief surgeons office. division OF Cuba.
Captain j. J. Ryan OF San Antonio Texas,
who was formerly lieutenant in the yolun-
teers, wears captains shoulder straps now
~ the regular army. Captain Jack Is very
popular and the engineer corps could hardly
DO without him.
Mr.. Fred Lovinskold OF Laredo. former
scrgsant in troop X. First Texas cavalry, has
been placed In charge OF the mail division In
General Ludlow's ofhcc, Rareehide.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
,,,.r,y Hill soidicrs AT Home.

Liberty Hill TcSas, April ia'--SessTs.
lohu t. Hall, Irvine Poole, Alex Rsniek.
Arch and Dick Atwood Joe Kirk, VIII
Ayneswcrth. Charles Wilkinson and $ $.
Rrysoie Of the FIRST Texas came In this
morning very large crowd WAS At the
depot 10 welcome the boys home. They
received an ovation that they mss veil be
proud cf They al say the canned bcei
would make q dog sick
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
SOUTHERN BUILDING.
factories, OIL Mills and other
Ill.,. 'ruetures Being Bufit.

tsb W., VA April 20.--The Southern Archi-
M t,ry construction Bulletin will re-
kub .,sow the following building in the
hadIny \. " last issue; sevsn-s story office
NTH " Auanta; three cotton factories in
k,plip, una two in Georgia. two 10 South
Asbsnsas N Texas, enc in Louisiana, one
wv Ii Cieo,v so"wyo improvements In cotton
IN Alshs,m, $4,000 enlargement Of cotton
lelins sss .n. cotton seed oil mill In South
puh,sah 10 West Virginia and Tonnes
Is sss,s municipal building in Tennes-
y lsrsrs.ll,ss and schools In the Southern
vi sscS IL ~ and 81 residences, cxceedlng
alabama and Tennessee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21

inspired by the German foreign office. say
the manner in which tho situation in the
Philippines Is continually treated by Eng
lish reports Is intended to influence public
opinion in Europe against the United
States.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
Hosiery.

No house IN the city carries the variety
Of makes OF Hosiery that We ara showinr
and our prices are right. too.
Infants Hnc ribbed Hose. sizca to b,s.
black or thne 12lan kinds 0bn
now pairs Observation-Disclosures %uu
Infants fine Ribbed Hose, sizes 4 to 81,
black. tan or russell. 1sr kind. 9hr
. pairs for ,..,,a..,.,.,...,..., Zut
lpfants' Hose very lne ribbed real Maco
yarn. black or tans, q 5M. Or
Misses ribbed Hose. sizes 10 10. black
or tan. l2isc kind. I'm
pairs Fer Observation-Disclosures, Aov
Rows heavy ribbed Hosc. sizes 6 to 10.
black or tan. zoe grade. 1hn
2 pairs Tor .,.... .,.,,,,,.,o,.,,r IJO
Boys extra heavy ribbed bicycle Hose.
sizes c to 10. no seams TO hurt toes.
extra length. worth 25c, iQc
tof ,f.'stt.sst ,.sstt..t..st.sA'....s wv
Ladies fast Black Hose. loc kind 0En
special. I pairs for,,....,..,... LJu
Ladies' fast Black SEAMLESS Hose. 1nn
12isc kind, pairs for.,.,,.....,. %vu
Ladies Hose. drop stitch or plain, black
or tuns 1Sc KIND, vEn
Ladies' Llsle Thread Hose. drop stitch or
plain, elastic tons, 5o-eauRe tblncb only,
2hc value. hlln
palrs Tor .,,st..fF't.t....''.+. WV
ladies Lsle Thread SIX finish Hose, drop
stitch or plain, black or tsns, Qhn
our SIC seller at....,.+s........, SSV
Ladies' Lislo Thread Rlchelieu Ribbed
Lace Hose. Hermsdorf dye elastic tops.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
Shirt Waists.
At less than half price.

) Your pick Of about 400 Real Fine white
and Colored Shirt Waists. comprising
the entire line of Griffin brand sample
Shirt Naists. worth $3.50, $500, 81 30
and ss,es each. nm
~ onlv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ttrrN
Your pick OF about $50 Shirt Waists. oIds
AMI ends only two or three Of mum
her left, Shirt Waist that sold AT isc, 6pc
and sSc; your pick OF this entire 1En
( lot at only observation-disclosures. Lub
100 Cadet Blue Peresle Shirt WATTS. wits
two lows omen worked embroidery ta.
strtion and three rows white ppine. en-
tirely new and very nobbs 1 9h
worth $500. at only. ItEJ
200 White orgaudy Waists. with white
Lace Corded effect stripes, very neat aud
well worth $3.50 to sl75 each. orr
a. onlN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WV
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Black silk Lace insertion. entirely -new
and very effective desiHn. worth u AZ
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$50 Washable SILK Waists. in wids stripes
} and fancy corded effect worth $3.50. 81. 90
I and $500 each q 90
y At only s3.eS and ...,..,....,....... GtuV
( Top Skirts.
( Something new and nobby.
{ $50 very stylishly made Covert Cloth
{ skirts, In brown mixed and Cadet pliyed,
N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
WASHINGTON BRIEFS.

Washington, April 2O--The postofGce at
Reuben, Faunin county, Texas, has been or.
dered moved three-quarters Of mile north
east
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21

The name Of the postotfce at Cut of, Qua
dalupe county, Texas, has been changed to
Schertz and William schertz commissioned