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The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-02-10

Auction SALE or
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ETC. On
tuesday. the Dist inst. at 10
o clock. | will sell at nv resi-
dcncc all my household and
kitchen furniture: also one
hnt organ and fifty full stock
plymouth Rock chickens.
FERNS Of sale cash.
II. l.. PATTON.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-02-10
The Burke County News
Friday. FEB. 10. 1899.

Mr.. Joseph H.. Cotfev. Of
.\~hcvillc. spent several DAYS
here last week on business.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-02-10

Opposite Po>toffice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
NEWPORT ENTRIES.

INAUGURAL handicap. three quarters OF .
mileMiss Edward. Ethel Collins 80. Head
ly S. Mamie Lou i0t, Violet Parsons, Min
ME Weldon 104. Merry Day l06, Shield.
bearer 109, Hizpah III.
Two-y ear-old fllies. half mile--Princess
Msllon. My Chicken. Albert Lady, Julia
owens. Minstonallie. Badlnage, DIana
Fonso. Miss Dede. Mileage Sue Johnson
Amararth. Margaret Davenport 1916. ]. Lu.
ellie 10,
Three year. olds, one mile Klnglete
Falsotto. Jr., Miss Marks. Nancy seltz 100
New Woman 1876. Blenheim. Volandios 10
Deering u.s.
Selling, seven elghihs OF mileEfht
Alusie 50. Rubel 95 Oracle Darling, Che-
mlsette 81, Brulare &alissa 100. Flop, Do
minis 102, Vanesse 1903, DR.. Pitts 105
Iisirpin. Swordsmsn los
Two-year- oid colts, nlnc-sixicenths of =
mile Rodd. Florlzar. Drambnrg Vide
mann. Curtis 1915.
Seven cighths Of a miln---Neliic Prince
80. FIntan es. Mamie Davis 100 King BeT-
muda l04, Pinkey Potter, srriwener, Mil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
A MAN CAN'T WORK
when He Is suffering with Piles.
Tie Can't Eat, Sleep, Can't Get Com
fort Anyway Int onc-pyramidP Pile
Cure VIII Cure Hint Give Instant
Relief.

Just a little pain may so distract a
mans life that 1t will cost him hundreds
of dollars Life is battle TO succeed
one needs all his energies and all his
brain force to apply to the question ut
hand. Even a cUrn will make him irrta-
bic, cross, angry--and an angry man sell
dom succeeds. The trlfiing pain OF corn
is pleasant feeling besides the agoniz-
ing ache of piles. That is pain which
seems TO peryade the whole body. 1t
communicates itself to all parts near the
dragging feeling In the perineun. Those
who do not so suffer do not know what II
means. II racks the nerves, prevents
sleep, prevents concentrated thought and
makes man lose flesh as fast as he would
with a vlrulent fever.
And yet piles arc looked upon as a lit
Tie thing. They are eslected--sllowed to
run en- from month TO month and from
year to year. BY and by comes a surgical
operation. Maybe it cures-maybe 1t
kills.
There is only one sure, safe aud quick
cure for piles. II Is the Pyramid Pile
Cure It is a recent discovery and its
properties are such that It cleanses,
soothes and heals the lniamed parts. re-
duces the inflammation al once and with
continued treatment. removes all swelling
and all trace OF disease. II puts the mem
branes in a healthy. active condition and
cures completely and permanently.
From c. F. Collins, Garnet; II com
meneed using the Pyramid Pile Cure. but
my case was so bad that ! was afraid the
remedy would fail but before ! had used
two-thirds OF a package l began to feel
much better and /; can honestly say ! am
entirely cured. II Is the quickest and
surest remedy ! have ever heard of
From Josiah Roberts, Port Dram, n. j..
"Just one-ouarter OF package OF the
Pyramid Pile Cure did wonders for me.
and ! have lost no opportunity OF recon-
mendlrg such e wonderful remedy"
From VIM McTiale, Roekport. Mass.
zone package Of Pyramid Pile Cure has
helped ne more than anything I have yet
used"
Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by druggists
generally II your druggist doesn't keep
n he will get Il for you II yon ask him
Beok on cause and cure OF plles sent free.
Address Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall,
Mich
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
TopAy's RACES.
ENTRIES Ar MEMPHIS.

Six urlongs- Tmemaker 112 Dave
Waldo. Muskadine, 10s; Walkenshaw 10I (;
Verify l06: incidental 10i; BE True, Ho-
bart. Ernespie g3, Elmer s., Little Jack
Horner 90.
Hslf-mile, 2-year- olds--Caylar 49,;
Bound Lee. Monte Vldian. Hoods Brigade.
McMeekin, Armcr, T.. w. Brode. Aven-
stoke sldarth, The Conquerer, Petit Mai
tire. los.
Mile, selling--Tom Kingsley log; Glen
moyne 10l; Forget Net, Red Duchess, 1872;
chiquita II. 1900 salyerze. %; Bright
Night, 81 uhlers, 80, Garabrant 80; har-
~ Preston 81; Kitty Regent SO
Montgomery handicap. mile and a six
teenth-Algol 1876; Handgol 10: Manuel
107; George b. Cox, "Kentucky Colonel,
i0i, "e Cherry Leaf. Crochet, 1903; Ban
ished 1902; ""Clay Pointer. Dumois, George
Kratz, 100; Leunep ss; Chantilly SO.
coupled In the betting; F'conplcd.
Maiden 2-year-olds. bali mile-Frank-
lin Belle l05; Eibe. Elizabeth Klein, Ida
Fordham. Butterfly, silver Fig. Molly
Newman, Belle OF Orleans. 1906.
Mile, seliing--B asquil rs; Colonel
Frank Waters. Sea Robber, Wilson, 1893;
Admetss 1os; Disturbance 1856 Moroni.
107, Celtic Bard, Aunt Maggie. log. Hun
garian 100; CRANKY 81. Cloudy and track
heavy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
MEMPHIS SPRING MEET.
Montgomery Handicap Takes Place
To-day nt the Meets Opening.


Memphis, Tenn. April Tomorrow at
Montgomery park the annual spring meet
ing Of the Memphis Jockey club viii be in
augurated and one of the most successful
racing seasons In the history of the assoc
citation Is assured, The city is thronged
with visitors and tho bookmakcrs are ar
irving and arranging their states. For
some time past every available stall in
side tho track has been occupied and the
overflow OF thoroughbreds has been so
great that Billings park, with it's 200 stalls
has been utilized by the horsemen and
their charges.
The feature OF tomorrow's programme
is the classical Montgomery handicap at
mile and a sixteenth, with $4,000 added
by the Jockey club Thirteen horses arc
scheduled 10 start and among them may
he found some OF the host handicap
horses ON the Western turf,
The races this year, from SHANGHAI
standpoint, will be the best ever held IN
Memphis and the contestants will be tha
finest.
Algol will carry the top weight tomor-
row. i26 POUNDS, Algols adversary will
be the representative from Morris stables
Manuel, who has an impost of l07 pounds,
But Algol and Manuel will pack one pound
over the scale.
Racing experts tonight agree that TO
morrow's handicap Is very open race.
Tho weather is cloudy and cold but fair
skies are forecnstsd for tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
THE FEMININE OBSERVER.


Sew row Of big pearls around the edge
OF collar that points up on either side
above your ears and see what a pretty
effect you get.
Evidently babies are artful and design
ing creatures. unused the bilious bachelor,
or else they could not 50 conceal the
shame they must feel at the silly things
their mothers say to them
All the newest bel: ribbons are Oriental
looking; of gilt or silver thread, with con-
ventional patterns woven in. With the
buckles that Paris sends over in imita-
ton Of the old old jewelry they give a
very necessary touch to a handsome gown.
If you can have white broadcloth skirt,
made with scani. unhemmed, but thor
oughly stitched ruffiles, to wear with wash
silk waists or delicate green or helictrope
or blue this summer, supreme content
should flll your soul, for nothing is hand
somer or in better style,
Buttons, brooches aud dangling orna-
ments all appear in crystal now, and with
the innumeraDle mock jewels that fashion
prescrbes women are ablaze even at after
noon affairs. So well set are the new
trinkets that the mock jewels bear the
daylight without disenchantment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
IN THE FEDERAL COURT.
Judge Phillips Removes the Pee Gee
Case from state Court.

Judge Phillips Removes the rec sec
Case from state Court.
Kansas City. Mo-. April Tinted states
Judge John f. Philips this afternoon
granted an order removing the Kansas
city. Pitsburg and Gulf receivership case
from the circuit court of Jackson county
to the United States circuit court. This
order was made on the application of the
state Trust company OF New York, pre-
scented by Frank Hagerman. us attorney
Then j Med Trmble, representing the
receivers. himself. +. l.. Martin and Rob
ert Gillian. and the faction OF the Pitts
burg and Gulf company, which secured
thelI appointment. filed motion asking
that the case be remanded 10 the JACK
son county circuit court. The time for
the argument OF this motion was not set,
but 1t will probably be later than May l.,
as Judge Philips will take vacation at
once. owing to III health. In the mean
time, the present receivers are acting
under Judge Philips orders and at his
pleasure.
The application for the removal Of the
case 10 the Federal court was made un-
der the local prejudice" act the charge
being that there would be 3 prejudice In
Kansas CITY or Missouri courts against
the state Trust company of New York,
because that company Is foreign cor
poratlon. The petition presented by Mr.
haGerman sets forth also that all the
receivers appointed by the lower court
would be dominated by \. w. stilMeli
president; OF the railroad company; mat
the officers OF the railroad and County
Judge Gibson had arranged in advance for
the appointment OF receivers, hat the
whole suit was fictitious and filed 70 pre-.
vent the case from going into the Federal
court. so that the railroad officials could
make the case one OF local interest anu
opposed TO the foreign company.
YESTERDAY the state Trust company
brought suit in the Federal court to fore
close the s22,Oo0OoO mortgage Il held
against the railroad asked that q re-
ceiver be appointed to protect the bond
holders. and that an Injunction be granted
to prevent the present receivers from
taxing any action in the meantime. As
Judge Philips was Ill, no action was taken
hv the cnlrt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
Tmcntr-nound nrn,,.

Memphis, Tom. April 7,--After tNent,
rounds of clean, snappy hghung tonight,
during which neither man was materially
Injured, Referee Hoffman declared the
bout between Tommy White OF Chicago
and Kid Goulette OF Rochester draw.
The fight took place under tho auspices
OF the Memphis Athletic club, and was
Witnessed by about 1900 people The city
Is allied With racing men tonight. and
they made up the larger part OF the crowd
The fighting throughout was give and
take. White having considerable adysn-
taga In height and generalship. while
Gou.ette seemed much better in strength.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
Events at IugIcside.

San Francisco. April 7.-Results at Ingie.
side
Five MISUNDERSTANDING. Genua, Jen-
ME Reid. Time 1901 "a.
Milo and an eighth selling -Winifred,
Rapido, Billy McCloskey, Time 50.
Four furlongs-Flower Of Gold. Rachael
c.. Loeb Katrine. Time 40 Ia.
Five and half furlongs Tullamore.
Henry G.. solstice. Time 1903 "a.
Mile and an elghth--Frank Iaubcrt, Ca
vall0. Ailowan. Time 1875 "a
Six furlongs handicap Gualula, Mary
Black, Rosormonde. Time ia IA,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
[ssll!;s w Ess
glen t05. Ollie Dixon. The Doctor i06, Agi-
tator los, Joe Shelby. Csrlotta c. lOs.
Raining and track sloppy.
JENNINGS ENERIEs.

Six and one-haf furlongs selling
Death III, Nabob III, Lexington Pirat
and Bishop Reed ITO, Nearest 1o7, Req
Gidd 100, Leando ~. Sol 90 Lepida SO,
Prince Auckland 1903, Weller 100
- The Congressional, for 2-year- olds, halt
e--Msericordia los. Eileen Daily and
The Bobby 1902, Monometallist co. Mcrrily
90,
Steeplechase, two and one-belf niles
Horseplay Baby Bill, Trillon Vanity Fair
ma Decapod 1853 Last Fellow 1853, nevel
1874 'ochiltrec 1875. "Bonnia Nell 1873,
'Hurkamp entry, coupled In betting.
Five eighths mile, selling, for maldens--
Powwow and Charsbellc leo Sir Tenny
1902 James Todd aud p1ndman o. Diva
Whim and Prosalo 90, Miner 81.
Handicap mile and hundred yards--Imp
1875, Al Fresco ZIG Alice Farley III, Boney
Boy 100. Impcrator l0i, Trianon 102, Beau
Ideal and General Maooo 100
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
THE RACES.


Washington, April S.-Bcnnings results:
Three years olds and upward, Ave fur
ionss--Poney Boy, Judge wardell, Mar
sian. Time 1:o4 2.5.
Six furlongs-pr Parker. charentus, Sir
Florian. Time 16 1-b.
Maiden two year olds. four furlongs,
selling Merrilly Monometalllst, spalder,
Time $50 As.
Selling, six and a half furlongs--silyer
Fox, Thinker, Plantain. Time 1895.
Mlle--Duke OF MIddloburg. Tyrnn, Ella
Daily. Time l:i7.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
Dollars and Sense

Rapidly converting the made to-
ORDER men to "making-to-ft' tour
matches SYSTEM. It's sensible Z
easy 10 Sc that it is better to wear
a Fechheimer- Fishel Suit and cliak
the coin saved thereby in the trou-
sers pockets than to wear the other
sort and carry void in the afore.
mentioned pockets, while the bosom,
Swells with a pride that is empty
and vain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
HnrEL ARR1YALs..

At the fremont; II NJ. Hamilton. Bos-
tom M. J. Enright, Milwaukee; NJ; y,
Robinson, Detroit; j. ~, lIoach, or.
Wayne: f. Clowthe. Chicago W. N 4, =
New YorE: w. j. Scholl, St. Louis ~ s.
Bixby. Fort Worth Il. b. Baer Houston :
James +. Allen. Annie n. Kittledgs. Bos-
ton Mrs w Margroge, Mss y B,sasn,
Boston; Miss Emma Blakesley, MISS MiIs
Blakosley. walllngford. Conn; victor -
Theriot. city: c. ~ DreshHeld, New : orh
George t. Lows. Cincinnati; j. N Robert.
yon. Dallas G. D. Sampson. cry; Z.
/. Londay. ST. Louis. ]. II. froslanrer
New York; ". D. Bunch, New Orleans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
ALTON DIRECTORY
IL. II, Hartman az New York Is
Elected President.

Chicago, April lie. II. Hartman OF
New York was today elected president oil
the Chicago and Alton railroad under the
new ownership. The board of directors
elected al the same time includes but oae
Of the old dlrectora-c II. chsDpell-who
was vice president and general manager
The board Of directors Is made up as fol
lows: IT, H. Hartman. New YORK; Q. H.
chappell, Chicago; VI. L. Schln. New
York: J. w. Doane and II. 9. clowry. Cat
eago: A. w Kreich and W A. Simons9n
Henkle Chicago.
II Is UNDERWOOD that Mr.. chappnll will
he reelected as vice president and gem
cral managcr. Tho directors have MOI yri
completed their plans for the rcorEanlzs
ticn Of tho company. but they will lose
no time is doing 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08

New York, April S.-Tblrty- three men
started in the twenty-four hour go-as-
you-pease race at The Grand Central pal
ace at 10 O'Clock tonight. Guerrero, the
Mexican. started oil In the lead.
Al midnight Peter Hegelman OF New
York led with l6 miles 3 laps.
ED Kingston OF Beaumont, Texas. Is
among the riders and was three miles
behind the lender at ~ O'Clock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
TO stenm the Encc.

Place large washbowl filled with boil
ing water on low stand put large
lowe! over the head, SO that none of the
steam may escape. Steam the face and
neck thus for fifteen minutes and with
The fingers pinch and press every pirt
until il is as red as lobster. Battle the
lace In very hot water and remain in a
warm room for at least an hour. II is
good thing TO take nap.
On rising battle the face gently with
cold water, to prevent taking cold when
you go out.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
Meals for n Day.
BREAKFAST.

Sliced Oranges.
California Wheat. Cream
broiled Spanish Mackerel.
r Potato Croauettas.
FLANNEL Cakes, Maple Syrup.
Cafe an Lait.
The Post.
LUNCHEON.
Poached Eggs on Toast.
Spinach Salad.
Cheese Ramiklns, Orange JelIr.
White Cake
iea' Hot Chocola;s.
DINNER.
PURGE OF Deans
Boiled sheepshead, Mashed Potatoes.
oiivts' Egg Salad
Oyster Pie
Green Peas, Asparagus
Lemon Custard, Waters
Cafe Noir.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
Mynteriou. ELY EInl,ed.

San Francisco. April THE much dis
cussed fight between George Greene and
Mysterious" Billy Smith at woo1ward's
Garden. tonight. resulted In a wretched
fiasco. smith refused 20 so ON because
here was not sufficient money in the
fouEe to warrant a contest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
STRATEGIC BASES ron NAVY.
ConIIng stations to he Established
in West Intlien.

New York, April IA special to the
Herald from Washington says: At the
suggestion OF Rear Admiral Bradford.
chief of the bureau of equipment com
prehensiye scheme has been adopted by
the navy department under which ccaiing
stations will be placed at strategic points
IN the West Indies, so as to give the
United States control OF the Virgin. Mona
and Wlndward passages and the ap-
proaches TO the Gulf Of Mexico
Coal sheds and piers are already In the
course OF construction at Dry Tortugns,
which VIII enable fleet operating from
that point TO prevent an enemy from en-
termg either through the Yucatan or Ba-
hama channel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
ISLAND CITY NEWSITEMS
De County Democratic Association In
dorSeS the VetoeS.
llIf FOR MUSTER OUT OF THE FIRST
phe legislative Committee Agrees
that the Huntington Grant Bill
Is Not Yet Safe.

Galveston, Texas, April THE Calves
na County Democratic association held
rs regular meeting last night. After rou-
uAe business was transacted the following
'solution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this association here
y indorses the action of Governor
sNefs IN yetoing railroad consolida-
ton bills
iae corresponding secretary was in
.'uc'ed to make application to President
o'acK OIL the National Demo cratlc League
y america, Washington, d. G., for mem
N''lp Of the Galveston county demo
1a.c association In that body.
'ae following letter was received from
n. Joseph W. Bailey, which is self
a'anstory:
= : A. Drake. Secretary of Gall
( on county Democratic Associa-
n noa' galveston, Texas.
NJ gainesville, Texas. March 20. 1890
III. pear Sir: | did not reach Gaines
nav. until the night of the 18th in
81 y, anu was called away from here
NJ SICKNESS and death of friend
fsss : mad found an opportunity to
,t.,s aug answer my letters. This
iars VIII explain to YOU why |
iei,s, 10. more promptly answered your
aden,oS ao,liylng me of the resolutions
DsnSau py the Galveston County
posItiona association lndorsing my
srmy IN respect to officers of the
house ~ ".lnuing as members OF the
ba sr. W representatives.. | would not
tA,t ,nreiy candid II did not say
sa,,sae action Of your association
sopsl me very much from a per
grslIsap"Oint OF view, but this personal
hat WON IS very much less than
denos.aiacn lind in the fact that the
oAeyinat oil Texas still believe in
tsps,s, lne constitution and in the
tive ss ,on OF the executive and legisla-
llm,y psilLnents of the government.
Aat ,p'ease your association to know
tesoluste opinions expressed In your
by tha are the same as entertained
rnited Q democrats throughout The
napy states, and / have received
10 ths ,i. -s from almost every State
Course euion cordially approving my
ny s si1e. convey to your association
tat ,ss,e thanks: and say 10 them
u rood expression of confidence and
iresns,r, VIII will become to me new
ny dn,,' % faithful performances of
VeryNtruly yours.
Vennuni,.., j. W. Bailey.
NJ from atlons were read by the secre-
n;i al sr our representatives and sena-
esliers in IN reference to various local
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
Eas snlnd.

Boil fresh eggs eight or ten minutes;
HI ccol; cut them up when cold in small
JItcis aud measure. Use an equal guam
tity Of shredded lettuce, or chopped cell
ty or chopped uncooked cabbage. Stir
together and mix with cream salad dress
Ing made as follows: Two well-beaten
tsgsi mix together one teaspoon of sugar,
cne-Quarter teaspoon Of salt, e-quarter
teaspoon Of mustard, and stir into the
beaten egg. Then add three tablespoons
Of vinegar and beat well, and, lastly, one
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08

4 Y. Mssstnfi. Dallas; Captain i. Il. Ma.
sHcr. IeAas; John X Breast. Nashyillr
=. y janin San Artcnio: NJ. y por,er
rontoe' r. w Stanton. Boston; caas +
rrossi; hiindelphis; T s. Riley. Kansas
10y smith. Houston G. T. Locke,
nor, worth J. Simon. New Orleans, & n
Peck. Houstoh willis G. sauire Tsne,,,
KAN Neville l.. Needy. chicazo,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08

The bodice has square yoke OF ac-
triisn plated null arranged under a
uacpsd trimming of thin yellow silk
,usnbroldery. The embroidery forms a
mile across the bust and down the front
Il The waist. Heading it is band of
bllek silk ribbon. Tho sleeves are small,
with little f1lness at the shoulder.
The collar Is high aud rolls back from
Tie threat The waist may or may not be
trinmed with black lace applique.
Helen Grey Page.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08

what tactics the opponents may adopt
later
The committee who returned this morn
ing have nothing but words OF praise for
Representative Wheless and Nolan, both
of whom acquitted themselves with great
credit Representative Masterson of Bra
soria county also rendered great aid. 1t
was through his efforts that debate was
shut off, the previous question ordered and
a vote taken
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08

tablespoon OF cream. and best s,,,.
place the bowl IN hot water ON tho s,or..
ana Stir until about the thickness ~ :
cream u make take abau: nyc uin,,as
.ool ana mix with tho egg ana yerstahie
Just before serving. 'ess'ap'e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
G1EXWa g9EXSg Es1EXQ5 I.SI:Xv!SIz,

Winter is weak reason now for delaying the
purchase OF Spring Suit Success seldom comes
by uck-wth us it comes through energy wisely
directed. We sell the Famous Fcchheimer- Fishel
Ready-made Garments that consigned only to
the best and highest class stores throughout tie
United States.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
DAVE OF MUSTER OUT.

The mastering cut officers have reached
such stage with their work that they
were able to announce TODAY that the
First Texas boys will be mustered out 81
April II, is and 10, four companies each
day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
FIGHT Nnr QUINN

y Ae,,,r a''ee Of citizens who have besn
Hsalns, AZ week in the interest Of the
n, eo0. 4, ol!l returned this mnrning.
,sr a. ''ee consisted OF Colonel wal
I Nspna Va and his son. Judge George
n and !, saierie Austin, r. A. Hawk rs,
Vel ~ A. Landes. They report a
III Inc u work. but are we'll pisas "a
(. Al AZ outcome OF tho vote.
~. !, I'm agree that the hsnt is 70,
~ H. Ems 70 be one of these eases
olned - nfst breastworss have been
II 'aAan, but there Is no telliry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-08
RED MEN TO HAVE A MAIFEsT.

The State assembly OF the grand council,
Improved Order of Red Men, Will meet in
Galveston on August . of this year There
will perhaps be 400 delegates in attendance
and as II comes at time of the year when
excursions are pleasant and profitable a
much larger crowd may reasonably be ex-
pccted.
Quite a sum of money will be necessary
to entertain these delegates. and the mem
bers Of the local tribes have DECIDED upon
a novel plan TO raise the funds. They are
going to give a Mafest on April 3d. the
proceeds OF which will be used to deiray
the expenses of the grand council meet
ing.
The Houston lodges have been invitsd
and are expected to attend In body.