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The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
NEW BOOKS
AT THE LIBR AIRY

The following new books have
been placed On the shelves in tn
Wilmington Institute Free Library.
! Philosophy-Dewey. Psychology
and social practice; Wagner, The
Simple life.
Religion Burrell, The Wonder
full teacher; Fairhairn. Philosophy
of the Christian religion; MacleaI,
The Northmen; Reichel, What shall
tell the children?
Sociology - Chubb, Teaching of
English in the elementary and the
secondary schools; Dewey, The
Child and the curriculum: Educa-
tional situation Harper, Prospects
of the small college; Lane, Level of
social motion; Riis, Battle with the
slum; Wright Some ethical phases
OF the labor question: Young, Ethics
in the school;Isolation in the school;
Some types of modern educational
theory.
sclence-Gllbcrt & Brigham. An
introduction TO ply sical geography;
Huntington, Studies of trees in
winter; Lubbock, Scenery of Eng.
land, and the causes to which it is
due: Stone < Cram, American ami
mals.
Useful and Fine Arts Bolton,
Our devoted friend, the dog; Knack.
fuss, HolOein; Lacroix. Arts lin
the middle ages; Rhys, Frederic
Lord Leighton.
Brooke, Poetry of
Robert lBrownins; Hale, Longer
narrative poems; lialsey, Oar liter
airy deluge and some of It's deeper
waters; bloomsbury, Shakespeare
and Voltaire; aeterlinclt, Alladine
and Paomldes. interior and The
death Of Tintagiles; Perry. Study
of prose fiction; Spaldlng, Religion.
agnostIcism and education.
Travel and History, - Crockett,
Scott country; .lohusop. New Eng
land and it's neiehbors; Singleton,
editor. London as sc rand described
by famous writers; Paris as seen and
described by famous writer's; Wilson,
History of the American people, five
volumes.
Bjogr Apply Browning. Mrs. EIiz.
abe'h Barrett; by Whiting; Des
Echerolles, Side lights on the Reign
OF Terror; Emerson. Ralph Waldo;
by Albee: Hamm, NJ. A. Builders OF
the republic; Morris, Wm; by Cary;
Roos cvelt, Theodore: by Hastead
Fiction-Calkins. Two wilderness
yoyagers; Galdos, Court of Charles
"; Gates, Biography.of a prairie girl:
Lyon, comp, Love story masterpieces; |
Mobray. Tangled up n Beulah Land; |
Phlllrotts, The River; Roberts.
Barbara Ladd Sand, Fanchon the
cricket; Sand, Master mosaic work.
ers; Stephens, Enemy to the king; !;
Stockton, John Gaythers garden.
Juvenile Barnes, With the flag
in the Channel; Beard. New ideas
for work and play: Bennett, Barnaty
Lee; Dix, little captive maid;
French, Sir Marrok; Haley. A Dorm.
field summer: Lee, Lois Maliets
dangerous gift; Polo, Adventures
'f Marco Polo; Riley, Book OF
lovous chi drcn; Tappau, In the
lays of Queen Elizabeth; Wells,
Pete and Polly Stories; Wells, A
ohenomenal lanna.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
A Seizure of Din m 0n,is

WASHINGTON. Dee. lS.-Speclal
Agent !. +. Evans, stationed at 1T
Fa>o. Tex, has reported 10 The secre.
tary of the treasury the seizure at El
PaSO Of diamonds said TO be worth $2l,.
900 and which it is claimed were snug
gled from Engan,, kja New York. The
jewels have been placed in The custody
OF the collector of customs at III Paso
pending u hearing of he case.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
KeCOvered Speech and Hearing.

Messrs. ELY Bros Il commenc.
ed using your Cream Balm about
two years ago for catarrh> My voice
was somewhat thick and my hear
ing was dull. My hearing has been
fully restored and my speech has
become quite clear ! am a teacher
in our town. l.. o. Brown, Gran
ger, Ohio.
The Balm does not irritate or
cause sneezing. Sold by druggists
at so cts, or mailed by Ely Brothers
81 Warren street, New York.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
AT BRENNAN'S STORE
Some Of the Things That Can BE Purohas-
cd There.

Edward H. Brennan's big store
at 219 Market street has been deco
rated for the holidays and is one OF
the most attractive in the city.
There are now six floors in the store
devoted to the display of furniture.
The entire second floor is devoted
to carpets. There is an elaborate
assortment of rugs in largs and
small sizes in French Wiltons, AK
ministers, Moquetts and Orienta |
styles. On the third floor is the fine
display of couches and three piece
'pallor suits.
Or the first floor is a full line of
wearinrs apparel for meu, women
and children. This include es ladies'
iurS and wraps, men s suits and
overcoats In connection with this
department is the millinery deplrt-
ment, full line OF umbrellas,
blankets and quilts Mr. Brennan
has filled his store with first class
goods that are nice for gift purposes
at this time Of The year.
In the furniture line are morris
chairs, toilet tables, ladies' desks,
combination desks and book cases,
hall racks and china closets, music
cabinets, fancy rockers, tables and
odd pieces Of upholstery for the
parlor. There is also a full line of
bric-a.brac.
Special attention is called to the
premium coupon system of the
store. Every purchaser is preseat-
ed with a coupon aud when settle
ment is made thev are given their
choice OF d number OF valuable ar
ticles. The system has become
popular at the store.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Chinese CITIES BesiegeJ,

VICTORIA. Is. G.. Dec. lS.- Mail ad-
vices from Ihaugking. in the Szcchuen
province, China, report that both the
cities Of Mcichou and Kia,iuyfu have
had their gates closed and state of
bodies Of armed Boxers in their vicin.
ty. il being feared by the officials that
the insurgents may take the cities by
surprise Troops were sent TO also
the siege of the two cities. but failed.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Absorbed by the Steel Trust.

ALBANY, \. Y. Dee 1S-A large
fore" Of laborVrS who have been work.
the great Breaker Island steel plant.
formerly the property OF the Troy
Steel company. have been advised that
their services are no longer needed. 1t
was announced last evening that the
plant had been purchased by the Unit.
ed States Steel corporation for 81 800
600 and that in all probability the
works will not be operated
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Well known Albanian Dead

ALBANY. \. T.. Dec IS. l'atrck
Malrr, whose cigar store was widely
known as a place Of resort for promI.
ncnt men and who wts an old and re-
sprrl"d citizen. is dead aged seventy,
His death occurred within q short time
Of the death of his sister, Margaret.
and while her body lay in tn" house,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
TO GIVE DINNER AND COTGLLTC

TO GIVE DINNER AND COTIi.TION.
On December !rd Mr.. and Mrs
f. II. Candy will give dinner in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A.
Berger. On December 3lst, Mr.
and Mrs !. Ernest Smith, the par
ents of Mrs. Berger, will give 20
tillion for them in the New Century
Club hnilding.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Advice to SIiDDDers,

Dear Santa Claus-I have four
children. My custom was to spend
every Christmas $50. 90, So apiece
for each child, which amount | was
a year i'll saving | must admit
that | have this amount saved this
year, but owing to the coal famine
it will take a good deal more money
to buy coal This puts me in po.
sltion to break my custom. l would
not care for myself, but ! am really
IN debt to my children. What
would you advise mo to do?
The best advice would be to visit
the Surprise Store. at 3O2 Market
street and : f. Third street, as they
are the ones to consider q poor,
working mans dollar. That is
the place where your dollar will be
considered as high as two dollars.
You will he able to supply your
chlldren's wants III good purposes
and it will enable you TO supply
yourself also with coal.
Children's Tea and DinnerSets
lOc toS1. %. All special prices
Lewis Row n ca a1h kino &
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
COSrERT FOR CHARITY,

On the evening Of December eth
the Misses Ethel and Madeline Du.
pont will give a concert iu the New
Century Club building for the bene-
fit of the Courtand Cause bed Of
the Della ware Hospital.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
WEDDING ANNOUNCEuENT

Miss Florence NJ. Martin and
Thomas E. MiDister, Of Philadelphia
will he married at the home of the
bride, 3l3 Heald street on Christ
mas Eve. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. Van P.
Northrup, of Delaware City. Claude
HylAmen, of Philadelphia. will be
the groomsman and Miss Maud
Martin, sister of the bride, and
Miss Mabel Hylamen, of Phila del
phia, will be bridesmaids.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
STUCK KELLER.

At the A sbury parsonage this
morning, Charles NJ. Stuck and
Miss Bertha Keller Of Harrisburg,
were married by the Rev II. 5.
Dulany.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
j. GOVATOS.

~ wv v ~ W..
We
Tell You
Why
You
Should Buy
Candies
At
4O3 Market Street.
The ingredients
Are the
Best
That
Can
Be Found.
I hey Are
Pure
And
Sweet,
And
rIade Fresh
Every Day.
Your Best
Girl
Or Your
Wife
Will Love
You More
You Take
Her Home
A Box
OF Our
Delicious
Chocolate
BOn-Bons
Or
Conserved
Fruits.
Buy Your
Christmas
Candies
Here.
]. G0vAT0s
4O3 MARKET ST.
WILMINGTON.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
CALHOUN -HLACkSTON.

Miss Mary L. Backston and John
c. Calhoun were married on Tues
day at Ezion NJ. e. Church parson.
age by the Rev. Dr. O'Connell.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
English Dinner Se,s $3.50.

Floral wreath, green, gray or
brown. Craze proof, 100 pieces IL
on y in the lot. Goods delivered
Gu riStmas eve If desired,
Lewis Row & Co, Alb King.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18

WILL GIVE A GERMAN.
On December Goth, Miss Mar
guelite Garland will give German
in the New Century Club building.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Boys Express Wagons $l.4S.

Large size. seasoned wood, welded
tires. Wagons of special durability
81. 90 to s.
Rows China Depot, Alb King st.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Chldren's Tea and Dinner Sets
l0c. toS4. 90. Al! special prices
Lewis Row X Co. AS King st
I)EA tbs,

JOINSTDN-Ou Dee. l7lh, 1907 NJ Florence,
wife "I Howard s. and huughtrr OF Levi, {.
aud l."uiNn Nhil"mall. aged y years
Relatives and friends rrr invited 10 attend the
lUncln from her parents Residence, Cheat street
N"WNrk Del. on saturday. 10Th inst, 1t O Clur
Iutcrmcut al White Clay Creek crnrt,Iy.
CLOl'D-Iu hi, city. on Dec it, 100! Geo Y.
tInlld il bis 18Th yenr.
Relative, and friends n" respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral services at the residence Of
his grandparents, MI. aud Mrs Thomas HOutru,
No, 2iOt West ri street. on Friday morning, Dee
~, at II O'Clock. lntclmcnt At tia Kennc,t
hnrying ground, lIamUrt"i!, Pa.
GOLF III This city on Dec l., 1902. Ann Isabel
In, daughter ol Arthur and Anna colt. aged
months
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral services lTOm the residence Ut her par
"nts, Goa South TuHkiu street on Friday Dec
u, Rt O'Clock =. IN. lntcimcnl al s!!YelbiuOk
cemetery.
srENC f On the 18Th iu>t Ida L., wife Of Benz
l.. ~pCurc, aged 40 years.
Relatives and fTieuds Al" invited 10 attend the
funeral scrviccsAt the residence Of her husband
.OU West ed street, ON saturday afternoon, Dec.
.oh at $50 O'clock. lut"rmonl ~ FIsrryirw
cemetery,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18

A subscription dance will be Civ
ell i'll the par lor1 of the New Cen
tury Club on the evening Of De-
cember Both.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
ECZEMA, NO CURE. NO PAY

Your druggist will refund your money il PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Ringworm letter Old
Ulcers nnd Sores, Pmplcs and BIackhrads on
the lace. and all skin diseases. 80 cents
A lazy liver makes lazy man
Burdock Blood Bitters is the natu
raj, never failing remedy for 4 lazy
liver.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-25
DENMARK.
COpenha gen.

The landsthiNg began discussion Oct.
Is of the treaty providing for tn" ces-
sion of the Danish West lNdipS 70 the
United States. Premier DU"NStpr de-
clared that in Responsible quarters it
was now clear there were two alter
nates-rithpr the G. Ssi0n OF the islands
or an increase Of tlir already heavy OK
DenditurpS necessary for their main
tenance and develop n.ent. The sacl'i-
fees under the latter Alternative WOUld
be extremely great and no one would
guarantee Il happy iSsuefOr the islands.
If the landSrhing did nOtreject the ces-
sion Internationally. the premier de-
clared, he would have to prOlOng the
period allowed for the ratification Of
the treaty until the matter was ar
ranged provided the United States de-
sired it's prclongatiOn. The premier
emphasized The Importance of early
ratification. owing to the miserable
economic condition Of the islands. ana
said it is due to the United States that
the house should reHch a definite deci
sion now The premier discredited The
private promises to help the islands.
and said the prestige Of the Danish
government would in no way suffer bS
the transfer. There WERE a number of
speeches for and against the treaty..
and the measure then passed its first
reading. Two anti sale members were
sick. and the house is so closely divid-
ed that their presence or absence may
effect the final vote. which will tax
place Oct %.
More than 100000 deficit is shown
in the annual budget presented to the
rigsdag Oct. II. The state railways.
for the first time in their history. have
been operated at loss. while the
army expenses have increased bS
SO 1-3 per cent. On account of tie
increase in the army accounts the rad
ical government is mourning violent
censure on the part of the socialists,
who maintain that the present ministry
declared that as Denmark could not de
fend itself, tie military budget should
therefore remain stationary. The min
lister of finance declares that the new
taxation will be necessary. pointing
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-25


Of international interest IN the speech
with the exception OF announcements
of the appointment OF COMMISSION 10
reorganize the army ana OF the open
ing Of the fresh negotiations to settle
the SWedish-NOrWr&lAn consular rep
reSentatloh. III ACCORDANCE WITH '"e
report the c0hllNlltec' NH!ch WAS "ll,
HoUnred March ~ "eclo'o III li'Nor VI
separate consular SERVICE 'lluS re-
moving tn" l.FMrIpAI cause OF friction
between sweden an! NoNaE.
SIr Clements i>oNtrt MarNl""
president OF the toI"l ''eo%I"pll!r"
Society or EA2"l'u. VINO IS Ill present
III NnrIStiillji says I.'' '"P''lH
NE'r'F"p 5 'A."'I,"'.' !" exc '""rt i'i'-
porEl'' sine" lH' '''I'>II!l Ni'''"''''''
mig oscar. Eh''' i"i " l'I''''i '''"
NlHE Nl'VT I-lE.!!'"""'5 an ~ '''
@r"l'NF 'o;'-'}.' '1'> ''.'''0 - '''|' vi VIZ,
111'-I' IVA ''-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-25
Madam Ingrid Heiberg has been ap-

Madam Ingrid Heiberg has been ap-
pointed member Of the 'kOntrol-kon-
mission of the ROnvik insane asylum.
Christiania "kommunstyre" has made
an allowance of 10000 crowns for i'm
Drovement of the FrOGner park.
In Tr0msOe and NardO full winter
has set in and heavy snowfall was
reported as early as Sept. Is.
Anton StOusIand of FriStAd has pur-
chased the English freight steamer
Neva for 10000 crowns.
Bernt Schancke, the actor. has re-
ceived the French decoration "Otiicier
d'Acalcmic."
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-25
do you SEEK RELIEF

From the burden of Business Correspondence? The
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-25

PROFESStUNAL CARDS.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-25
NORWAY.
Christiania.

Premier Blehr formally opened the
storthing Oct Is, reading the speech
from the throne. There was nothing
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-25
DIRECTORY.
JUDICIAL OFFICER.
HON. s. A. FLAHERTY. Dist. Judge
COUNTY OFFICERS.

n. r. SPURR.......... ......Audltor
r. DELAHUNT......, ......Shet1h
CARL BUCKENTIN...... ..Treasurer
NELs OLSON Clerk of Court
EDJ.LEHMAN. Register of Deeds
HIT. BEvANS... Judge ofProbate
. WIN. C. Neutrality-suspicious.
C.E. CAINE............. coroner
y r WHEi TON...... Surveyor
John Arz Court Commissioner
PHILIP ROME. 60. Sup't Of Schools
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15

port on the extent and manner OF i'm,
provement 10 be attempted during lne
asked for further time ON the matter Sew
ernl circles Ina the State voted yearly az
sistance 90 the Temple hospital; Inc 9udit-
ing committee reported that All tne Dook BOOKS
aud accounts Of the officers had been
audited aud found to be correct ana In
perfect order.
In the election Of officers Mrs. Ballinger
of Paris was elected State secretary 10
succeed Mrs Wendelkin OF Dallas. WI"
would not consent TO reelection, Mrs. asa
Wilder Of Temple was reelected stare re-
cording secretary. and Miss Kate sloan ot
was selected as the next place OF meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15

cooperating the organization is composed OF
II, Shannon, e. L. Ahrenbeck and s.
Meyer
Committee appointed on membership is
!. L. Franchlow. /. Goodman, s. Norwood,
Ed f. Blackshear, W, b. Wesson and u.
3 BoSkman.
The meeting adjourned TO meet In the
city hall at $50 Friday night, June 20
The following gentlemen submitted names
as members, and with others secured 1y
the soliciting committee. will be charter
members W. +. Barry, r. A. Patout.
george T. Gsrvin. NJ. l.. o. Andrews, ].
W. Schumacher. p. r. Blsckshesr. J. l..
tranchIow. W. T.. Hoyle. /. Goodwin. J.
n Freeman, o. b. Preston. y. Lehman,
8 Norwood. II. shannon. S. Meyer. l..
Jacobs. J. W. BrcsiE. y, l.. Ahrenbeck,
". B. Wesscn. r. B. Beokman. G.. X f..
C;flle. G. K Saunders. s. b. Rucker and
w. r. Howell.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15

dressed the meeting mainly on the demand
for good roads, for our own citizens anu
for the encouragement Of trade coming from
distant points Others present eSpresseu
approval of the project. .oa
n copy of the constitution and bylaws OF
the Bryan club. suggested that q presldsn'
he elected and nominated j. W. BROS r.
Mr.. BIosig was elected Unanimously. ~
~ Kennard was elected vice president ana
Larry Jacobs secretary and treasurer oo'n
by exclamation. -, ~,t,b
A board of directors was elected, VIII VIII
and Word Templeman were associated WIN
him. .t. wss
ON motion. the new organization Wa
christened the Navasota frogressNe
League. t.ua
Committee on constitution and ny-isms
was appointed as follows; George y. na'
win. JfH Freeman and j. l.. tauhner;i
A committee TO look after matter Oh -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
''NSoTA NEWS NOTES.

'sye Organized to Help the
.h,ss own Get Start.
hNn 'esas, June 10. What II -
n WI uine prove nucleus around
ISkS,ss. ormed an organization
~ assn,, ana useful In the forward.
~ ~ sa' .nent of Navasota was put
4 lie sra gathering Of earnest cit
M, y pre truck house.
Fee ma.,, barry was elected chair
IA i. ting and made an address
Essts !, pretty thoroughly canyassed
Eil, AN. IN examination banding 10.
y. eallihrs Of Navasota, regardless
(.usuisriy Politics or religion. He
\. Y fef ssos esInsst IN remarks about
~. o AnaGroaroughfsres now.
Nd corns was elected temporary
'any Attorney shannon adj.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
y s'uncll Appointed Houston Ma

Y s'uocll Appointed a Houston Man
as ScaVeneer.
~ 1eIas, June 13.-The city council
n M met In regular monthly session
~ WIN Mayor ]. w. Link presid.
M,'uon OF citizens asking that the
N"lAs OF the Waters Pierce OIL COM
4, " removed from their present loca.
n e less dangerous to life and prop.
n \, Naa ana granted, and the mar.
~ Instructed to notify the company
HI NauIgaitt tanks within thirty days.
dt scsvsn oI houston was appoint
M II bv.useI aud will assume the
Enaer ,ha onlce next Monday morn.
~ br,nti, .eluls or the scavenger ordi-
|lSrs.aaty passed by the civ council
|s ~ OF W. d. Belts for fran.
\ s,s, ,ae streets and alleys of Orange
nNate sewer was reod ana rofnrrsd
enss with Instructions to report
|s.,y III, a. adjourned meeting to be held
|ht tSsas as majority OF the mem.
RI puncil seem to favor the Drop.
Rssi ana franchise will doubtless be
II h ns,, work on a sewerage system
\ d, sslar monthly hills were allowed
~ sAscs 9aeil adjourned until Monday
Ee rr my VIII resume the considera-
|hslass, g sal,r Of important questions.
h M pa, a,'e OF the Orange paper mill
Ea tSst laea by the Southern Pacific
ksat newt force OF men would be put
katack ~ Monday morning to lay
re- 4 ssos me site of the paper mill,
m wes,.n OF activity Is now in owl.
n hIISa. Progressing rapidly on the
Ia | ~, Tho Orange and North.
n mi" also build switch to the
|eia Snn Anderson today placed an
sfcnssyyy. bricks which are to be used
n L Mi ii ION o. brick business house
slh str. erect on the corner OF Fifth
2 has moi The contract for the
E.,oh Viii b.et neen awarded. hut Mr..
II arsef nave the foundation laid at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15

ly killed IN Houston Tuesday, an account
Of which appeared In yesterdays Post,
took place yesterday morning under the
auspices OF Yoakum lodge No. 6G2. Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons, of which lodge
n number Of years An unusually large
funeral procession followed the remains to
their last resting place. Deceased was
held In high esteem by every one in this
community, and his estimahle family have
the sympathy OF all. Mr. Matthews car,
ried 5000 life insurance and 5000 accident
insurance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
Runae News Notes.

Runge, Texas June i2.-1'he board of
trustees Of Runge school corporation nj its
regular meeting Tuesday elected the fol-
lowing teachers for next year; J. I. Nan,
superintendent; J. II. Blanton. Misses Alma
Butler and Minnie Rcbuck and Mrs. v. 4.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
The KINGS DAUGHTERS.
Important Business Transacted on the
Closing Day.

Closing Day.
Temple. Texas June i3.Today was the
last day Of the Kings Daughters conyeu-
tIon and was the day In which most Of
the important business of the order came
up. Papers and reports from the differ-
ent circles have claimed the attention n
the sessions heretofore and while they
were of interest to the members. today
session held the most public Interest. The
question most thoroughly discussed was
plans for the legislation on the matter Of
child labor in the larger cities. This oc-
cupied the attention Of the morning meet
ing almost wholly. IN the afternoon a
paper on "Companispship Of Jesus" was
read by Mrs Byrdson OF Austin. and was
The committee appointed yesterday to re.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
Kuhne. ]. w. Strong was elected princI.
pal OF the colored School

Two of the old teachers were not appiI
cants for positions. Prof. T. a. r. JACKSON
and Miss May Burtis. The former had
accepted a position In Coronal institute,
san Marcos. and the latter a place In the
Bryan schools.
4 protrarted meeting Is being held 1t
the Methodist church. ehe pastor Rev. /.
r, Morris. being assisted by Rev. AIR.
Johnston nf Yoakum. Much interest Is
being manifested. Rev. Johnson IL Doing
manner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15

Gallsher Murder Case Set FOR Trial
Cuero. Texas. June 10 The Virgil CAL
Isher case. on change of venue from Gal
weston county, has been set for Wednesday.
June Is. and special vepire Of 100 men
ordered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
Mems Half Hose

Half Hose good grade, r.
fast and seamless pair. ....,...... SC
Mems Very Fine half Hose. big assortment
of colors, and contrasting plaid and stripe
combinations; far below their regular q r.
values; prices, 1Oc, l5c, 25c and. -. S9G
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
Shoes

Women's low Shoes and hish s,oo.
onoes Tor men, girls and boys|evervth;,-
wantable in footwear is here ''isening
one lot Mems Best Black and Tan ox,oras
dongola and vici kid, any style toe A nhaus
esq IN the lot worth 200; sizes 49, ap
somewhat broken; choice. "..... VIC
Mems Lace and Congress Shoes donvo,o
anu anu vlGi kid and satin calf; several lines
all at the one price Monday. 1.5O
Little Gents Shoes, of excellent o,a,,., :,
dongola kid stock or patent t,r auans OF
heels, sizes to 8, p' 'ps,ns
With heels, sizes toll,
Observation-Disclosures. ;. > $50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
Mems handkerchief

EAm For six Mems Cambria Handker-
SOG chiefs, plain white and colored Dor
ders.
Tea For six Mems Fine All Linen Cam.
W. brio Handkerchiefs. plain white and
hemstitched.