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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03
nGirdIes the Globe.

The fame OF Bucklen's Arnica salve, al
the best In the world, extends round the
earth. It's the one perfect healer of cuts
corns, burns, bruises. sores, scalds, b1ils
ulcers, felons, sches, pains and ell skin
erupiions. Only infsllible pile cure. Csc
q box.
For sale by Drew & Leonard, Randolph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

The undersigned having been appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the District Of Randolph Com
nissioners TO receive. examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against GenHxe s
Moulton late Of Randolph In said District decs ased
hereby give notice that will meet for the purpose
Of examining and allowing said claims at the ohice
Of William ". Dubois, in the village OF Randolph
Saturday January II. and Saturday. June IS, 1901
from p. m. until 4oclock y. m. on said isys. and
that SIX months from the 18th dav OF December
4. ID. 1900 Is the line limited bv said Cour1 for said
Tediiors 90 present their claims 10 us Tor sxaDina
ion and allowance. II
nsi.d At Randolph this 18th day of December.
A.O.lsoo
l4al WILLARD GAY, tsiosns. r..
Vim. H. Dubois. Aim'r.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

Alexis p. Frye, American superin-
tendent of Cuban schools. and Sonora
Maria Teresa Aruebarrena, a Cuban
teacher, were married at Havana New
Years. It was one OF the fruits of the
trip of Cuban lady teachers to this
country last summer and Is tie draw
ing the two peoples together.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

Two men, Stain and Cromwell, who
have served II years of a life sentence
in Maine for the murder of Cashier
Barron of the Dexter national bank,
committed 22 years ago, were pardoned
New Years, new. evidence having
convinced Gov. Powers that they were
innocent. Both are over 40.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

A coroner's inquest found three at
tendants OF the Bellevue hospital for
the insane guilty of causing the death
of one OF the pstients by violence ex-
erted while restraining him.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

In a banquet speech last week,
Bryan said that events wo1ld deter
mine whether or Got he would be
again candidate for the presidency.
The weekly paper he is soon to start
will be known as The Commoner.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

A dance and oyster supper were held at
Peter Pellsnd's New Years eve.
Willie Bingham OF Peth visited his
uncle, Frank Bingham, Sunday.
There was a Christmas tree and exer-
cises at the school house on Christmas day
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

The most brilliant New Years
reception ever given at the White
House was that of Tuesday last. The
president and wife received and the
entire diplomatic corps attended, as
well as the officials at the capital.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

We. the undersigned. do hereby agree
to refund the money on 5O-cent ooitie
OF Greene's Warranted syrup OF lar II u
fails TO cure your cough or cold We az
,nsrsntee Is cent tottIe to prove satis-
factory or money refunded.
A. X. Hood & Son, Chelsea.
An. King a Son, TunbridRe.
4. A. Wight, North Tunnrioge.
=. B. buell. a Co., South Stanford.
n. 4. Udall n Son, STAFFORD.
Frank Durkee, Pitts field.
G. w. Brigham a Son, Pittsfieio.
Fred Morrsn, Pittsfieid.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

The widow of a man who was
lyrched in Indiana three years ago has
Just been paid $4,000 by bondsmen OF
the sheriff from whom he was taken in
settlement OF case against them.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

The New Years reception of Gen.
Macarthur at Manila was the most
notable event of the kind since the
American occupation. The Filiplnos
attended in large numbers and with
apparent enjoyment. Various engage
ments continue with bands of insur-
gents, who are being followed up
closer than ever before.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03
F. N. JERD, Prop.
Orange County Finances

Orange County Finances.
The financial condition of Orange
county, as per treasurer's statement Dec.
Cash in treasury Dec. LIST, 1899 sv6.92
Cash one per cent tax 93i.79
Cash office rent Darling n Darling 5000
Total s9Ss.7l
EXPENDITURES.
Paid Office rent for Judges OF
Probate $500
Paid telephone bills for 1900 $500
Paid insurance of court house
and jail 5460
Election expenses, printing and
distributing ballotss 211 rs
Labor and materials for repairs
on jsilsnd court house 174.27
Treasurer's service and cash paid out 26 IS
Publishing legal notices and 7Le
files of county papers 21.00
Paid services of assistant judges 41.40
4" county auditor "a ESQ
a clerk = 6.O0
Cash in hands of treasurer Dec.'
list, 1900 IL 2s2 80
Total ssSs.n
(Signed)
CHARLES II. BIGELow
JAMES r. Nolan s~Ssw
Dated at Chelsea this 18th day OF Deem
Der, A. ID. 1900.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

The army investigation of West
Point hazing is finished. The trend Of
the testimony toward its close was that
while ex-Cadets Booz and Breth were
not seriously maltreated, the practice
OF hazing has prevailed to such an ex-
tent that some cadets have tainted
from the exhaustion caused by long
continued exercises they were forced
to perform. BY class agreement,
violent hazing has ceased this year.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

The failure of the London and Globe
Finance corporation OF London PIE
cipitated a small panic on London
change last week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

The United States has made Den
mark an offer for the islands she owns
in the West Indies and she will prob
ably accept.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

The powers have been notified OF
the acceptance by China of the so-called
peace protocol, covering the terms
which would be required of China.
As result. there is practical certainty
of an agreement with China, which
means an end of the recent troubles.
The powers have declared an armis-
tice, which means that no more expe-
ditions will be sent out from Pekin to
chastise the Chinese. These have
resulted in a great deal OF wanton
pillage and slaughter by the troops OF
some of the allies.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

When threatened by pneumonia or any
other lung trouble, prompt relief is neces-
sary, as 1t Is dangerous to delay. We
would suggest that One Minute Cough
Cure be taken as soon as Indications of
having taken cold are noticed. Ii cures
quickly and its early use prevents con-
sumption. E. l. Cisfiin. East Braintree,
j. w. Parmenter, Brookfield.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

A six-days' bicycle race is on in
Boston, among the participants being
several who took part in the recent
race in New York.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

Psychologists in the University Of
Chicago have discovered that common
salt in the blood will make the heart
haat
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

The new federation OF Australia-a
union OF all the colonies of that CONT
nent-was ushered in New Years.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03

Gen. Alger has attacked Gen. Miles
in long article in the North Ameri-
can Review on account OF the alleged
army beef scandals and the Eagan epi-
enda
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03
What Shall We Have for Dessert

This question arises in the family every day
Let us answer IL today. Try Jell-o. delicious
dessert. Prepared IN two minutes. No baking
Add hot water and set 70 cool Flsvors:-Lemoi
Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. At your gro
GERS. 10 cents
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03
WHAT'S GOING ON.
FIVE MINUTES WITH THE BIO
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Beers Playing Hare-and- Hounds with
the British. ---China Accepts Peace
Terms Offered by Powers. s.---West
Point Hazing. --New Years Recep-
tions. --Other Notes.

tions. --Other Notes.
No real encouragement comes to
Great Britain from South Africa. The
Boer invasion OF Cape Colony has been
checked in some directions by the
large bodies of British troops, but still
continues in others. 1t is estimated
that the invaders number 5000. They
move rapidly and the slower British
are not able to come up to them.
They are securing an immense amount
OF booty, but the Dutch of the Colony
have not yet joined them in large
numbers. Helvetia,a very strong post
in the Lydenburg district, east OF
Pretoria, was captured by the Beers
with over POO composing the British
garrison.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-12
ERxrttbttper Wd1etts; gte,rstag, BEN 12.. Iebr,aur 1901:

ger nur ben Srauen untreue erpieien
pber nur segen iol9e Wutb gebabt gu
baben.
Die beutieen 2uremburser iinb jsz
oenfaas bic hdrmlpIeitsn Weni6en,
fpenisitsns 10 nett i'd ibre pbpiiosnoz
misn in Der Stabt lab. Man iiebt
ben 2euteq Oroentli6 an, baB tie poliz
tii6 nidt aufgeriibrt iinb, pie lire
Ra4barn bic Meber. sic panbeln
10 uni9uloig unb 10 friebli9 in ibrsn
Straben uno 9afen, als begesnete
man Seelen aus Sante's Ydraoies.
nnb i6 fomme mir ielbft bosbaft Dor,
PaB i'd nur in 9ebanfen bas geliiIte
i'm mir bate auffommen laffen, bieie
Friebli6en Msni6sn unter, SpEsubis
f9er" 5exrhtaft gu ieben. W
I'm brei nbr oes Nadrfttfdgs pers
FieB i6 Die idDne Stabt unb fubr NIT
Sem S9nea5ug gen 2iittih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-12
Saur, Ioisl, Gifel uno Sunsrad.

Srier, %. San. 8eIiern purbe
elm Subrtne6t aus Reuntir6sn BEL
Sadrbriiden, Der 1i6 elmer unterIhlaz
gung i6ulbis semaht bat uno mad
2uremburg geflii6tet mar, bon Der
oOrtissn SebOroe ausgelisfert. Styr
8enoarm Gabui6 nabm oenIelben in
W%aferbilig in Gmpfang unb trans
portierte i'm na6 Dem 9sfdngniB in
Saarbriiten. - Die 5rierer Sant err
sielte I'M peril. Sabre bel sinsm perz
bencsn Ittientapital bon 100000
W9t. tim GDriabre 100000 Mt.)
einsn Heinsepinn ben 243, 444.34 Wt.
qegen einen iol6en BON 15S,517.68
WRf. pro 1899. Der llmIab bon eirer
Settle oes Sauptbu6es erb0hte iih opn
54, 100000 3D.. cuf 6S,000,000 Wtf.
= NlS Der Ws1emGrtsr Sisinmeb DON
bier, Der nit Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
seitern naf WteB fubr, gum Wa0enz
fenIter bindusidh. bemertte er fur;
por Der Station Nennis, tpie Elm Ipie.
lenoes Sino auf benz MpIelets elm
brad uno IN bic Slutben binabIdnt.
&nra entl6lphen 3pg Der pddere
Wfunn Die Rotbbrsmie unp bra6te Den
3ug balc gum Steben. Gilig iprang
er nun our unfulitells binab unp pers
mo6te oas nit benz 5ope rinaenoe
ainb nit eisensr esbsnsssfabr 81
rsttsI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-12
Dereintote 5taaten.
Gas Wabrenberarr 6ntel nnb 9err
9. VI. S1eib in Werp Wurf.

nWir mD6tsn un1sre 9eier in be-
ionoerer Weiie auf bas 6ptel Wabz
renber9er, in Ren Yort aufmertiam
MAIDEN, bthen an5eige an anbersr
SteQe erideint, oa mir piIen, bab
oasielbe ii6 fir Reiienoe bon uno
na9 europa ~beionoers empfieblt. Dir
tperoen gelegentli6 in Der v@uSette"
ipiecer barauf 5u ipreden fommen, ba
mir ben 8eiibsr uno 8erpalter S0rn.
6. 90. S6eib auf bas Bette tsnnen."
SO ihriebsn mir in LETTER Drummer,
uno mD6ten bier binSufiigen, bab mir
9rn. S9eib unb oeHen Sotsl perI0nz
LID tennen uno auf bds Bette smpfebz
len fOnnen. 3umal 2uremburger
fperoen ii6 Bel benz 5upprfommenben
2anosnann febr beimii6 fiiblen unp
lie fperoen an 6errn Sheio eiueu Suz
perlGiIigen Rdtbgeber fir lire Reiiez
plGne, giienbabnbiIete etc. finpen.
Sds SOtel sei6net ii9 our6 feline
SpltoitGt aus uno lieet nabs benz
8rpabpap, 10 puB man reht prompt
rad alien 5beilen Sem Yort's sss
langt. Die elepateb gabnen fabrsn
in Der 8reenpi6 StraBe bur9 unb
bieten ebenfaqs re6t 6squeme Ser
febrsz @elsgenbeit. !Serr S9sib unb
Satin limb perfOnli9 unermiibli9 in
ibrer Gorge fir ibre 8dite uno piro,
pie geiagt, Niemano ii6 iibsr bas
Wabrenbsrger Sotsl 81 betlageu bas
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-12
Gtugeianot aus @tnona,
Mimi.

en- Der am 5. Se5ruer dbJs5aItensn
setres : 8eriammIupg Der 8. u. 81,
Gt. SoIepb's 8egenieili9eE llnteritiis
targs : @eIeqi6ai1 ron g8inona,
N'nn., purben f~plgenoe Sedmten flr
rus laufsnbe Sabr erroa9lt:
Yrdiipent - Yaul &emp.
8icss Yrdiitent - 0rarj Winfe!s.
S9abm.;Ittr - S,is?D Stlin5e-'
rlann.
Griter Gsf,etdr = @il9. Shnsioer.
3peiter acknowledgements Yrcs
&cp:p.
Marl6aI = So9Iru Miler.
@ctf6after - Scdn5 Wepsr.
SinanSzGpmits = Nitolau3 Sol.
G6neioer uno 9uitap v. Rdipar.
8sreins : Jabnsntrdger - SObann
Wiie.
Ser. Stdaten S~a0rentrGger -
SCbdnn 9. 8artbe1.
0erpaltungsratb 8otifrieo
@trunt, Satob aalmes nnp Sp0ann
Miiler,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-12

S%trettoren fir spei Sabre - poul
Semp, Sobann Wiiaer, Wi9ael Gosrs
gen uno 9ernbarb DieIsr.
'unteriu4un9sz Qr3t = Or. 2nnc9.
Die 8eieaf9aft touroe am 6. ;ssz
bruar 1866 gegriiroet unD bat lebt
233 Mtt9lieber. SIM lesten Sabre
ipuroen $594.00 aranteneeloer an "a
Ntttglieoer be5ublt. Sic 8eisaidaft
lteht in ieber 9e3iebung in gutsn Der
bGltnihen.
Wtl5. S9aeiber,
SetretGr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-12

unb sei4dBt; CT bat bic 6. 3. Soft
mann 5arm i'm Ditliden Sbsile bon
2eWtars sepahtet unb piro es ii6sr
borparts bringer. Die Yraut lit bic
dltefte Sodtsr Der 5amilie Srbn 9si|=
iel; lie Deiibt ale iene peiblifen Su=
genoen, Die gu elmer sliidliden gbe
notbpenDis iino unb piro tie ibren
Satten trer CUR Seite iteben. - @ir
fdlieben uas ben 5ablreiden 9ratus
lanten al.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-12

Der mburger unteritiiz
bungs : Yereln bon ct. pdul, Winn.,
feiert an Samstag, ben II. Jebruar,
in Pfeiffer's s0ale, SIDE Der 8. uno
Wabaib Ioenre, fstn q. Stiftungs=
felt, gu pe!6cm ale 2anbslsute aui
Dos Sreunpiid)ils eingelaben iinb. Der
Preis Der :Simtrittsfarte lit 80 Gents,
ieoo6 Iinb OamsI in Serrenbssleituns
fret.
aus 9etroit, Mi6., piro uns
m~ttgetbeilt: Se6aItian gpttoue bon
Rieoerferi6ed uno Collector fir bic
8rauerei 9oHsrbing, itarb am "a. De
5em6er. Or. Shumaber bon Gu,
remburs bate cine Nmputation bes
8eines oes Patientsn porsenommen,
iepp1 8lutuersiftuns unb anoers
f6tpsre, innere 8erlebunssn iparsn gu
piel, uno Der Cob trat Elm. Der Der
ftorbene binterldbt cine Wittpe une
einen Spbn. Der @~eritorbene fpar Elm
Sruper bon s. 9. Sottons bon Storm
Sats, Sa., foipie audi Der Sfau gilbert
Srauid bon Detroit, Mi6.
3u 2uremburg, Minn., fsierz
ten Serr unb sSrau peter 6ammerel
perfl. Wp6e bas 35. S~abresfeft ibrer
6oh5eit. Worgens 9 ubr ~celebrirte
bo6p. Pfarrer Sobn Derni6 elm
feierli6es Mint, pdbrenb pel6em bic
SOd3eiter llno lire ainper hie beilige
Communion empfinsen. Sur ipsltlie
6sn Seier bate ii6 define srobe Nnz
sabl 8Gite eingefuuben, lpel6e rem
Subelanten Die beiteH @riiBe gum
'5eIte entbptsn.
Die BON unerem bp6p.
2annsmdnn Gep. 81. 8rpbI6mibt pa
f~tprirte ct. Marien : @emeinbe su
Bort Wafbingtpn bat, laut
pGrceliior" bei9loifen. elm 9runpitiid
fir einen neuen 9pttesader anSu=
taufsn.
0as S6uIbaus Der pom
ho4p. Srn. .. s. SbiG 3uremburz
GER paitorirten Namen SSsiu : Sc
meinoe gu Sbebopgan, Wis., Ioa burd
einen itattli6en 4nbau nebIt SaGe be-
oeuteno pergrOBert tperpen.
Watb Selten, Spbn Der su
Wapbep 2ate, Winn., ippbnsnben sSaz
mile rid Selten, tebrte Mittpo6 BON
Degrade, mo er msbrsre @oben als
9ait Bel ieinsm Shpassr, benz Srn.
Nid. Wtiiasr subra6te, ua9 SauIe
auriid. BIS gum Sriibiabr piro Der
junse Selten i'm eltsrliden Sauie pers
bleiben.
s m boben 4Iter bon 81 Sab
rem lit Montag 5rau Sobann 9alens
time, pelde iiber 20 Sabre in piers,
Minn., wobnbaIt mar, ms before
SenIeits abberufsn pprbsn. Die Be
erbi9ung fanb ppn Der ct. Soiepb'se
Stride aus, itait. Sic binterlGBt pier
SObne: Sobn in WisconIin, So6ann
uno Jriepri6 in 2ittle Sails unb
Waatbias bon Pier5.
M Serrn entI6lief in Chicago:
Nit. &rii6el, 81 Sabre aft, 4034
eaflin StraBs; beerpigt am A. Ss6s.
Ser .2eMars Serolb" Itreibt:
= Sienstas @urmittdg murbsn IN
Der bieiisen ct. SpIepb's : Stride
pdbrsnb zines 8rautamtes gstrdut:
6err 5ran5 Stoffel nit SRI. @nna
SsiRel, beibe bon plpmoutb GountD.
Yer Srauuns tppbnten cine aroBe Mns
3abl Sreunbe bes iunsen Yaares 6ei.
Na6 Der tirdliben 5sisr fubr tas
9rautpaar unb bic !So6aeitsgGIte,
ua6 Der Ditlid bon 2eIiars selesensa
elterliden Wobnuns Der 8raut, no
pann elm sroBes SOdaeitsmabl einsss
nommen puroe. Der 8rdutisam, Elm
Sobn Der Samilie Motbias Soft
mann. lit aasemein als arbsitsiamer
unb niidterner iunQer Mauu befduni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-12
GtiptIitdnb ber Stabt
~Suremburg.

9eeburten: II. San: Peter, 6.
b. Wdatbids 8aumgurten, S6reiner;
Sobannn peter SoIepb, g. b. BERNHARD
Soffmnann, Qntreihermeiitsr. r.:
Soiepbb 5rana, g. b. Sobann 2ubpig,
B%lafppnirer. 49,: Maria @ictorine
Sufannna, 8. b. Yeter Wsnntg,
S9neisioer. A.: Nnna, s. b. Hifoa
laus sSund, S6ubma6er; Sbeooor
Sobdnnn Soiepb, g. b. Soiepb 6erp,
8aftpioirtb; Gugen, g. b. Hitolaus
aupier;r, S9rsiner; aoam Sonp peter
Qlpbouns 4lfrso, g. b.. Yeter !Sintgen,
8Gderrmeiitsr. 15.: SranS Matbias
Wtdrcelel, @. b. Peter S6umann, Nos
taridtss : Setretdr.
Seiiratben: IA. San: peter
Srdnoeenburger, Subrfne6t, nit Qns
ma Mdargaretba 0ieoerid. 16.: Sas
fob WRebinesr, 5anDl6ubfGr6er, nit
8athdrlrina 9onner. H.: Sobdnn ps.
ter SriranBen, S9netoermeiiter, nit
Waria ! Nanie Mpes, 9eiddftss
gebilfirin.
SteerbefdlGe: II. SAM: paul
Warid @u9en Weper, aft / 8o6e.
Ia: Raobert Slices, aft 4 S. II. 6 Mpn.
To-: 9lrlnna Suitine Wplitor, aft 6 W.
49,: Niattolaus 8iTsn, aft So s., peni.
5auptst5puamts 4iititent; Barbara
Bindelsa, alt SO s., @ittpe b. geter
Stepbaunp, 5tls. S6reiner; Sobann
5rieOricid Sacob, aft 80 g., Psniionirs
ter. 177.: Rarid Warcela SacqusIins
&rar, aft D Monate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-12

Stalluung, Sofraum, DaI6baus unb
8artenn, gum preiie o 25,600 5r.
sduflidd erporben. Sn fragl. Qntpez
len iopG cine CONFERENCE.-THE erridtet
me rS,rpu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
NAvAsoTA NEWS NOTES.
Fellows s Are to Give a Big Basket

~ Fellows Are to Give a Big Basket
Picnic Today.
s,aso'a, Texas. April 25.-The scene at
Drown grove has been a busy one to-
Ae various committees putting the
|'ung touches to the grounds, prepare.
y I'M, me big basket picnic there tomor-
[.rossa nen ny the Odd Fellows, to com
n stsn, taelr anniversary. The speak
s.and, seats, tables, water barrels,
az all now in place and ali the pub
r. I'M Is most cordially invited TO
n. vl,' viii be provided with pleas.
IN ah me business houses in the city
|spsss.s plactically closed and business
IN - nvar Tor the day: the schools will
sxh rrplls q holiday, and they too may
,ss a AZ. TO get all the pleasures out
INF ~ mere is to be gathered
u "a ~ Laley, who has endeared him
M ~e people about Plantervine, where
b ,Ns wen teaching u German school
sisit pasl SIX years, has gone north
h n ms family and connections.
! harysa.ayio of Houston is here. acting
|,Ie SsSe master for the Central road.
" Ipts,So, McBride Is looking after bust
Besnmans about Cleveland, Houston
W. llfado of Temple and Lee Neblctt
|ae hs,. poth drstwhile Navasota boys,
Esis Today attending TO business in
rs loollsah, who has been here several
|aersl Iag INTO the situation about the
Fnirel anus Tor Corsicana company,
n, hltehs own team from home vest r
|sfe Of anu Up and went toward tie
l.t tsm SpInation, in company with a man
with the team.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
NfEDERATES REUNION
OUTLINE OF EACH DAYS
NtDS PROGRAM SUBMITTED.
/ meMilln viii Make the Address
Fso'' Il Welcome in Behalf OF
the State.

/. Tenn. April %. The following
'np ny '1",lIne program for each day OF
4. .,.asrste reunion has been made
SVu' = submitted to Adjutant General
W. a New orleans for approval or
.,.r Il is thought, however, tnat
IN 10 no material changes made.
~ Nay 2s.--Calling convention to
"a 4 IA. by Temporary Chairman
| u. Gordon. ,,,, ,.nos
49, ~ General United Confederate Vet
I'M Of the DoSology.
, 49, Of welcome to veterans and Wis
Il Governor Benton McMilln on be-
m' ~ welcome 10 veterans and
iia he Nayor j. j. Williams on be-
@ss az city Of Memphis.
,sl,ss n welcome to visiting sons oil
h br Right Rev. Bishop Gailor on
s.s ~ the local Sons of Veterans
.s,,oss If welcome 10 veterans by SEN
Tsomss B. Turley ON behalf OF local
..-,rs and the executive committee,
Rlel s' General G. w. Gordon Of Mem
.lI .bo Mil conclude by introducing
M Gordon ana turning over the
l, l'i = understood that the addresses of
III! = riil he very brief those of Mayor
, aS Bishop Gailor and Senator Tur-
' az exceeding ten minutes each, ana
xxi a ". Gordon's remarks VIII not
4 hst long. =,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
Gray Skntnqs.

We showing large line of this sea-
sons popular coorings in Gray Skirtings.
Among these are the Satin Berbers, English
Cheviots, Homespuns, GRANTEES and india
Twills at SPECIAL low prices.
4O-inch INDIA TWlLLS, very desirable mate
rial for ladies' light weight summer skirts in twllS
and in grays and browns, regular Csc quail IQn
ties Special sales price. ...............
5o-inch Homespuns one of the most popular ma
s T as. tor ya walking sBs and sapp pe s1
Our regular $500 quality at special sales price 7Sc
5o-inch ENGLISH CHEVIOTS; this unriyaled and
popular material we recommend as being the pest
article for unlined skirts it is S1RoNk ana
SPONGED, this makes it the more popularco IN
grays and browns, worth Si.75. epeclal7 RI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
Waxahaehie Local Notes.

IAs,s nie' Texas, April 26.-The first
|s1s = the Waxahachle Gentlemen's
IA u 'uo was held Wednesday after
b. was a most successful event.
ia 80 We're made and everything
syao "a 1, satisfactorily.
4 saaai ehett has ordered an election
" trustees 20 be held May 4.
N,ge ths usenent committee having m
E'r.lnra program for the reception and
r ksxa Of the New York bushes;
& INV lteelved notice from that h0dy
n m 4, VIII arrive in WaS-hach.e at
Aip,osAy Instead of at Gao a. m,
aotore announced.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
LINEN SPECIALS.
LOOKING FOR BARGAINS.

Some excellent Linens appeal to you to-
morrow Mt reduced prices, and when you con-
slider that the figures were originally low, you
will come expecting great things. YOU'LL
NOT BE DISAPPOINTED, we assure you.
sS-inch cream beached Damask, selling at 2Qo
soc. Special sales price ,...,.,.,,......ooe
o4-inch cream bleached Damask, selling at IEo
Csc Special sales prices ,........,.....
72-nch cream beached Damask, selling atE0o
7Sc Special sales price ....,.,...,-....~
Other y, good values at 9'e s'f' 49, Soc 25c
o5-nch full beached Satin DamaSk, our reg 9Qo
uar $50 kind. Special sales price ,.,.0"
72.inch full bleached Satin DamaSk, our reg II 70
ular Csc value, at special sale price. $40. to-
72-mch full bleaohed Satin DamaSk, our reg. 50o
uar 7sc and SOC quality Special sales price" "
72-inch full beached heavy Satin DamaSk, Tx
selling at Csc to 800. Special sales price.
33xi7 linen buck Towels, good Si.oS peri 90
doz value, at per doz ..........,,...,.' '~-o
3oxi8 all linen huck Towels, good 1861 10
towel, at per doz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
38x2i all linen huck Towels, good S2.75f QQ
per doz towel, at per doz ......,.. .,.. ''So
45x2} all linen Duck Towels our regular0 90
25c value, per doz, ............,......~