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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14
LECTURE on PHOTOGRAPHY,
small hUt NppvrciaSirr Audience
Listen - Cr,,s. Brigham =, the Y.

\ small hr; Appvrciasi,e Audience
Listen t. rr,E Brigham =, the Y.
VI. ca.
The attendance :; proi, Brigham :
ie,;@ae Tuesday evening was djscoadjt-
ably small in view Of the speakers
<0owD Sbi,i;y anj the esteem in which
! considerable section 81 this community
uo;,d Ike 10 n held aS the friends and
patrons ii education and culture, Those
who were pgeSen; we've, however, thor
ocsh.y apn9ec;atSve. and were rewarded
by the presentation Of ,ar,a a;aoan: q
interesting, Information n = condensed
and attractive form.
The lecture vss> mainly historical. CIV
IN, IN account Il the discovery by the
medieval a.chsCli>:S Q. various sub
stances and p-NISS>eS SSSSnt,3, 10 the
.a,s- development; II the art a photl-
-.aQ.lv, The resi- Importance and Siguiti-
canoe q which WIS entirely overlooked
:; The time. IN Consequence OF the minds
&: me discoveries being concentrated
upon the one ohieC: q transmitting
the b&$e- metals into gold. The
discovery q nitric acid by Alher;uS
NasaCS, 22i the SubSeluen; formation
c: me nitrate and chloride c: silver, only
= X CAS: aside = useless IL. the pUr-
pC>e q the alchemis;. WIS given n =
very interesting manner. Coming down
70 -.CCe recent times. = sketch WIS given
Q: me researches q Da-Ce-Ce and his
Co-:e22g o.ariaS. and the later steps by
which Photography hiss reached il PIE
sen. high state q perfection The lecture
c.c>e. with . reference . some q the
wonderful effects IN the WAY Q: rapid
photography. which have resulted from
recent discoveries. Pictures can now be
taNe0 II the TWO hundred and c5itieth
y.s-. @: = second. - that clear views have
1SSC obtained Q. cannon ball II is
Hight, q = train q cars running ct the
-A;e Q: 1tty miles III hour. and ether |
things equally curious. The small num- /
be- present we've well paid Tor their a. I
tendance.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14

E--sL ----=s--1-l=--. hitting
E-s= N-r=-r Company. Elo
q A. alE-=-is-lvz
E= @ -=E. leave here
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E- 49, ezre--s-z1css- .
@ - z-zz-=-z--s- lie re1p-s q
Z -oe1-1T z11 $50
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14
HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE
Eu-EG-tas-se Reception % she Swiss
wa-a.e->-TA~ CyeGi>t Again AasaEe>
BeEol6s-,-tu Ovation n Every
Number

ws-a,er>-Ta~ Cy,li>t Again AaaaEes
BehoIas-,-Au Ovation n livery
Number
L-=-= w4s c1.. s. -eii--.-si-ei audi
e@ce il re Opens House Tuesday
zvs-.--. IL. -1z only G-2v11ez 70 tie
enjoyment O.. 81. present E1s ; feeling Q:
g.-- :5- z1s=-s friends After al over
,--e rE tie Royal Hawaiian Bands
c-cles.-a. under P--5 Be-ga-'s Leading.
N-. ". : Na.,5y appeared a. Nile.
E-,.---s IN The bicycle. In this and
ezcl G: -ro -a.s- Appearances MS par-
.----G-csS were a--CEuaCieL With -.nE-
5-- applause throughout. Il Is really
marches Ms. he -a- 10. aCI what he
does =El--=S wonder - % What l= can
--- o. On --= r--EC-e AND - L-SSsC-SG
-a--S E-s wL@=--E : more than Won
l=----- however = : remarkably ce&-c--
i'll IN the -,la--T q. motion displayed.
l-----v z----5 : worth -ls admission lee.
Ard VIVA. s-a- he S-iE @. the Ivrl-
-=>= Tz---=-S Ll=- Simply carried the
a-l-5-C= av-v With -le.- enhancing
muse l--- vocal zCE instrumental
Tie Ta------ e. Miss Uni ard Mr..
Mss n ---l S---> and duets II which
--=- appeared. VS. -l-.-.--E.v delight
IL N = >-L1.l- v-zyal lcCon-
-z-.-=--> d the E.s-e- u 81 the sing
E=- BESIDES --I-CE Z --lC> while G.&v-
IN and giving solos CT that l--S-- -E--e.---
IL. l-l@E u-sTz. q Tie guitar bah 4 :
DIE with the z5-le- a-i while singing II
ms ne audience would q times
break C-- IN applause before the bars
were finished. and w4s hundred with :
--5-i Response ID reals C--e CT rElce cut
o: several times u1-y CIe verdict Is
hard 8 zE-s---sS-C- and dispensing,
which TzS that : TlS the finest music
hard IN Honolulu i1- many : day
he orchestra deserve special mention
To- excellent CT=---.es II al the ilter-
Tz-S and during TIE cycle performances
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14

LE5 specimens o: Henry CRUDE
1[z--bz1-'s engraving On w031- s=nt
i-1l Bosom Eisers LIZ : tanning that
business = 8 Esri c: this Government,
have ben -=tr Il This Office i1r insuee-
ci5Z- one ! TIE GU 9 : tTicycle. the
1-Esr the business card c; 2 steamship
company. TEeT zre sLacIta5 With rare
artistic 6=-iGzcys the marine view II the
card bang exceedingly GEe- L : salts
izCs1-y 70 So. from the class q these
vT1-ks- that CCr v0-lZ Eisld : Learning
the highest style q engraving f1r CON
nerciaI pEiutilE-ths branch q me al
i0r which his native country vii furnish
2 zoC1 opening a. any Ems-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14
HILu NEWS LETTER.
Court. shipping. Public WORKS And
Church Itese>->uadry Pleasant Ia
-r-esa s---,.-fS


sevtsiaraents-
THa-a s-s ;h;r-y.ioa @.-v csSss snI
60 80, -. -: -. 49,.
-
+ session. Q; lonc;. the I.'ei |uS,,>e NE
. siding, - a:.o,
7~,s N-,'.-s--., ms; : ,,-,,.--sSss~.- nm
-. -, So -, r,7,...;,-
~, 49, : ->-'e >'','>'
N-,s;, ,-,s 's.'c;,l;' engine NJ, arrive -
:. las been eNoS,.es t1- some time.
rs, A,,,s--'-.- --s- T..-'s,,s ".
~, -
-'''>''' --''>',.', >''-'>" -''"s - - c--''
: FRANCISCO WIN - ,a,,> sugar i-2-n Na,-
--sS- S-t - IONS t-o-u Nasakaa.
...,.,--, r. -sa,srsv- ,,,,,,,,.. los. .-.,-,
.~-..-.-... -
-'~--~ --'-' "' ->~>''-'-' ''''N ~
h--o--a> S,G GoC1.G.C .SNve->. o. me
IN ms
Lls-s vs. 81 Immense g.cC.c s.
Nocoa-C: Island u ne =. .C'>t-. -
which Tile visiting >c1oC. teachers and
ho-o.l.U..eS were invited and had 5 ie-
-,sl---. ---,'5, = TIE weather T5> rs.
perfection
E@l.. / -.-.-,1 people ". hold : .A.y
-c- .1e benefit g. c1a cLC1c1 o@ tAe -Lth
ms LC5-- new -l>.C- VIII assume Ms
Gc-5sS II June : handsome building
IS been 5-sC-5.. ~ ms residence near
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14
SUGAR FROM SORGHUM.
Experiments BY Prof. Wiley. L. :. AEsi-
cultural Department.


cultural Department.
H W. Wiley. the chemist o: the Agr;-
cu.:Cra, Department, has completed his
record o. experiments il the manufacture
o;<uSa- from sorghum. conducted las.
vea- u Rio G-aaie. y. J.. Kiune-. Ia.
and Conway Springs. Douglass and
Sterling. h2s. The wo-k .. Sterling
differed :-cI that - the other places.
I, MS an examination @: all 0btairab.a
varieties Of The sorghum plant, begun
5v the Sterling Sugar Company and
completed by the department. The work
3 Rio GClUde, y. J.. was carried CE By
Il ! Hughes, whose purpose Was 10
determine whether o. not sorghum Su-
ga could &c successfully Il...,giac-
--rei on . small scale. Professor
Wiley SAYS ne does CO- see aDv favorable
result coming iCoE the tvo-years' tria,
= Rio CT-lCie- The practical expert
mel.S carried on u Douglass consisted
- : thorough t--a- OF the system OF diIfUl-
son Hughes Systeml, 70 test Its fitness
to- working on : large scale. They were
-C- : success. owing 70 the failure Of the
battery 10 work properly. The agricuI-
t--al results, however. were O! the most
encouraging nature, showing that IN that
locality = crop q sorghum cane can be
grown, which, with proper treatment,
uzE lz expected 70 Weld eighty OF
ninety pounds O. sugar from : ton Of
pure cane
Professor WIsE devo.as considerable
space 70 . presentation o. the points 10
-3 considered Il building factory.
Southern and Western Kansas possess
the oes- soil and climate for sorghum
E4-s.nE - az 3 : ROW known. Indian
Territory : destined 70 be the center o:
the Industry. The expectation Of estab-
fishing . successful sorghum industry IT
the great maize fields q the c0unt-y
must nov q definitely abandoned In
detail the bulletin : very complete. Il
contains reports @ assistants IT charge
Q: the experiment 81 several stations, /
with daily records OF the results in :
ta5ULatei .0-C. 81 ANALYSIS Of sugar I
les:s grown n Kansas from seed fur
nisLei b. Claus Spreckels, and the
e1ee. Of the diffusion process UPON the
extraction 0. Sugar from sCgar-cale. The
latest repCEt OF this subject showed that /
81 average Of 49, pounds OF sugar i made |
: ton @: cane.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14
rAPANRSE TENPgRANrE UNION.
Celebration - rhc A-rivc->svH-A Nevy
Tlez<S-t E,c7irr-rull 90 Navel Ia

cidr1t>-
The TzvG-a>a Temperance Union
celebrated u n anniversary Tuesday
evening -La Lvce1@ VS. :4S;ssr,,,y
decorated WITH .a>,oo-S G. iows-S and
vines NJ. -a-o Ario. the President,
hai ea4--a q tae exercises, Tha S.-s-
II Ms -al II Ms. Elsvana- Resides
the -S-a, japanese melodies a2i the
--.-.S-A-s1-S o. the CT1SrS, Hymns. cha-e
u.s. S japanese Temperance Hymn. =: 10
--a ---a G. Aa.5 Lang SINE, Ea,,o-
--sva c12-e> mere Distributed, c.evs-,y
illustrated lv -- japanese ants VIII. =
S7----l-i outline G-sv.-S . o-a Q: .As
-a5l--S-S. smashing IC-t,eS MI. beer
S5- -->51 - s met
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1va- Z-Sl1 members NJ Ea- -5Sl -le
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z>>-e5z-5c- $50 H-S -a@--l uzS
restored L> pocSs.-l12S Jul. z-G II
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-------- greetings q 1--5- ---s--> %. --5
>5v5--- ---5- -..--z>>5S were made cE
.z---5Sa SINE e w-C-- graphically
q The >-l-- -- ---z-- -5l5-----1- ore
A---- :. .---l-a>s II Tie employ Q. Hon.
:. H. s.--C-. I. as a S.-G @: a--5gc-v-
--------- Ss-----v a. many japanese
T--->. Es compared --e Temperance
MN - g rC-e- O. --= --- - which
v5-a -vc c5-,sS- he 7C-.s> - Prs. dent
l-- h-Ss-E-5> 1e-- n -Auz-a>a -
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which = -agS-5>5- L seems means
Sop drinking >-cg drinking
E-sva- SIZED -ls temperance u-sIEs-
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he's = TIE I -.--. III. -.-s..- friends 75-5
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14

Hiram Az--5z-l5. who s-1yei over q
>z-1z from -l= hs5z-i-1a Nilsson. II his
rz---zr -=--=- 10 tLz HzTzI Pze Ai-z.
szvs o1= q -1= c-5=zz taken sway by ne
G=--z-s rs been returned
T1= rzt=-s -15=- Iznzs=S= sre al
l-1z=- up T1z Nz.zz5z t1--1zi1g run
Szvz= and Azzz hive returned hgnz.
Nz-zz5z s-7s= . Tzuzs=se ealing n
him 20 give n E5S allegiance, b-r 2 reply
had M lz=- -a-z-vz1
B-ezlI-5-. lz1zlzs. oranges and
ANS had ben Injured 5y tils stg-Lr.
and E11li L S-zrre fc- f11r months.
E--zu had -rzz-ai natives and whites 70
s1-z tzro fur from Waikiki Ibey
-zsz5 = - wzl -az- SINE offered hin
dollar . 11Z II Il He suggests that
cnsre : A 0p=15-g II Sznga ~ rzr9
Fur tr1-- THIS cy-E-y-
To i=ser-ers trcu th= kz.-riI1a are
11ziellei Nth th= writer. br name
N1s= Kz5Ei and Mzmo-E
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14
,Luniseent penatien..

Ii Response % ( circular sent cut BY
the Hawaiian Beard, the Treasurer has
received iron Mr.. 7. II. Davis, n0E IN
England, draft ior one thousand dol
Lzrs II z5d o the vo-k O: the Beard
The receipts q the Beard iron March
I. ISSe, a. published II the last Friend,
inel1de 81 90 frOIn 3 friend On Hawaii
understood 70 b Rev E Bond. KC7
hslz and s. 90 from Hon H P Bald
VII. Haiku Mani
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14
SehooIhouse Contracts.

Ll= following tenders IN t--5.--.ii5-E new
s--1o-L5-s=S- were opened 4 the Office
@: ne Bard c: E5-ca-50l- q -he after
-1c1 @: The S-L Inst. Nay and the low
81. II bah eases. VS. acee7.ei
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14
DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE.
THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE.

THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE.
Advice to Inyalids.-.f Won wish 70 obt.,r
/ Quiet refreshing sleep. free from headache re-
lief from pain and anguish to calm and assuaec
I the weary aCbings Of pgotraCted disease in
/ yigo-ate the nervous media and Is-lIate tbc
| circulating systems OF the BODY YOU will pro-
I vide yourself with that marvellous remedy dis.
covered by Dr.. j. Coils Browne Gate Army
Medical SIAN; 70 which he gave the name OF
CHLORoD1NE, and which is admitted bv the
| profession 10 be the most wonderful ana vain.
| able remedy ever discovered.
CHLOR0DNNE Is the best remedy known 70
Coughs, Consumption Bronchitis, Asthma
CHLORODYNE acts like charm in Dis-r
hoa. and is the only specific in Cholera ass
Dyseutery.
CHLORODYNE efectually cuts short all At
tacks Of Epilepsy. Hys:erta. Palpitatiou and
SpSSms.
CHLoRODYNE is the only palliative in Neu.
-algia. Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Toothache
Meningitis. &c.
From symes i Co., Pharmaceutical Chem
! ISIS, Medical Hall. Simla, January 5. 1880. To
J. T. Davenport, Esq. 81, Great Russell Street
bloomsbury, London. Dear Sir-We. embrace
this opportunity of congratUlaung Won upon the
medicine. DR.. !. Coils Brownies Cbi0roi-nSA
has earned for itself not only in Hindosta1
but al over the East As remedy for general
imported into the country. end We shall be Glad
e he2r OF Its finding place in every Anglo
Indian home. The other brands we arc sorry
70 say, arenOw relegated 10 the native bazoars
and, judging from their sale. we fancy Their
SU:ouru There viii be but evanescenf We
could multiply instances al igfHffIs7 OF the ex.
t-aO-GiGary efficacy of Dr. Coils Browne Ohio
rOdvne In Dlarrh94 and Dysentery. Spgsns
Cramps. Neuralgia. the Vomiting OF PreTDancv
snC IS general setltive. that have oCcrred
under our personal observation during many
years. In Cho.eraIc DilrrhGa. and even in the
more terrible forms Of Cholera itself we have
witnessed It's surprisingly controlling power
We have never used any other form OF tbia
medicine than Coils Brownies from q firm
Conviction that II i deCidelythe best and also
from q sense OF duty we owe 10 the profession
and the public, as We are OF opinion that the
substitution OF any O-heZ tr4u Coils Brownies
i q DELIBERATE BREACH ~ PATH on zHz PARr
OF TIE CHEMIST TO PREsCRIBEE AND PATIENT
Co. Members OF the Pharn. Society OF Great
Britain. His EzceLslcy the Eicer0y'. Cher
ISIS.
ON.-Tice-Chaucell0r SIR v. PAGE
Wood stated that Dr. J. Coils Browne was.
undoubtedly. the Inventor Of ChiOrOdyne: thai
the story Of the defendant Freeman was de.
iberaJely untrue which he regretted to saw.
had been sworn to.-See' The Times JuIv IL
1854
Sold in bottles AT i. I'D. - Cd Is Sd
snd lis each. None il genuine without the
words Dr.. J. Coils Brownies ChlOrodyne - on
the Government stamp Overwhelming uedj
c.! testimony accompanies each bottle.
Caurion.-Beware OF Piracy and limitations
Sole Manufacture. T. DAVENPORT. 80
Grss1 Russell Street. Blooms bury London
1851 ON
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14

C5nns1ciug Nay Ist- . steamer
VII leave Vancouver for China every
twelve days
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14
SALMON
II sAEEELs ~ - RARRELs

ATS Salt NaCSe-s. and salmon Bellies.
Kegs, :. AID ?, Barrels Family Pork,
Choice Hams and Bacon.
New York AuG California Cheese.
Adam ScG L.mbG-E Cheese.
Oxford Sa5 Cambridge Sausage. AID s-,5. tins
Vienna Sausage, S-lG 2-.b. TINS:
Ham Sausage, 2-.b. tiuS:
CoVrsd Bee. Pigs Ess-, English B-avD.
LGEcS Tongues, OK Tongues. DeyilsG Ham.
PO.:ei Meats. BOCCi Chicken and Turkey,
Carried FoUi.
SCCCCtsSh. Green CON. Green Peas.
Lima Beans. String Beans Asparagus
Ea-stA-.a SE-:ECS and CCIiSh Balls.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14

CHLORODYNE i the only palliative in Men.
-slgia. Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer. Toothacbe
Meningitis. sc.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-12-19
TO ALL WHO CLIMB.

Nos cuty those aboveus on tho height
With love and praise and reverence grcees
Not-only those who walk In paths Of hight
with glad, untirfng feet;
rheee too I reverence. toiling up the slope,
And resting not upon their rugged way,
VINO plant their fee, On faith and cling to hopA
And climb - best they may.
Aod even these praise who. being weak,
were led by folly Into deep Disgrace;
Nov striving. on pathway rough and bicak,
To gain higher place /,
For wisely have they done and passing wen,
10 choose what sibmed dim and hopeless way.
And upward from tho choking depths Of lNcIl
To climb as best they may.
Rep,orse and burning shame and deep despair,
These arc tho he'll, It's demons and. tts nre,
They vanish when the sufferer lifts In prayer
His purified desire
Then dawns the truth upon him, dear AMI sweet;
Flames cannot scorch them then. or demons
stay;
An heedless Of his bare and bleeding feet,
He climbs as best ne may.
Oh! struggling souls, be brave and fun Of checr,
Nor let your holy purpose swerve OF brcok;
Tho way grows smoother and the hight moro
oiear
At every step you take.
Le, In the upward path Gods boundlesa iovo
Supports you evermore upon your way;
You cannot fail to reach the heights above
Who climb as best you nfayi
-Eudora g. Bumstead In Travelers' Record
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-12-19
RELIGION IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
No Place for Religious Instruction.
Chicago Herald.

Among the resolutions adopted by
the Catholic congress that has just
closed its session in Baltimore was
one in regard to religious instruction
in the public schools. Next in i'm
pertance to religion itself, education
was considered one of the chief fac
tors in forming the character of the
individual. The resolution then says:
Gas in The state schools no provision
is made for teaching religion we (the
Catholics) must continue to support
our own schools, colleges and uni
versities already established, and
multiply and perfect others SO that
the benefits of O Christian education
may be brought within the reach of
every Catholic child in the United
States. We also recognize among
the three great educational agencies,
besides the church and school, the
Christian home"
There can be no doubt whatever
that the Christian home is the place
to teach religion, nor is there any
doubt that the public school is not
the place to teach religion, and no
one can Justly blame the state for
having no religious instruction in
public schools. The people are not
agreed on a universal religion as yet,
and until they do agree upon one
Catholics will not permit their chill
dren to be instructed in any other
than the Catholic faith, and Protest
ants will not send their children to
schools in which any other system
Of religion than Professionalism is
taught
An attempt to give religious in
in the public schools Of this
country would break up the schools.
The Christian home, not the public
school, is the place 10 teach religion.
This fact should be recognized by
every one, aud there is no use in
against the state because
religion is not taugh; in the schools /
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-12-19
s;asgJssgsg SiS.

METHODIST .-preaching at the Methodist Church
every Sabbath at IL a. M. and 7-30 p. IN. Rev.
b. Scott Pastor. Sunday School at $50 a. m.
Dr. Il. Combs, Superintendent Teachers meet meet.
Ing $50 p. III, Prof. j. e. Pritchett, lea er Young
Mems meeting, Tuesday, 7-3O p. M. Prnyermeet-
Ing, Wednesday, 7-3O p. m. Service for the I.aeeS
Friday, 4 p. m. Wonan's Aid Society. Thursday /,
4p.m Womsn's Missionary Society, the First
Friday in the month p. II. Singing sunday
at4.30 pm.
BApTISr.-Preaching at the Baptist Church
every sunday. Rev. ". D: Beverley, Pastor
Sunday School at $3.50 a. M. Young mems prayer
meeting Tuesday night. Congregational prayer
meeting Wednesday night.
PRESBYrERl End aud 4th Sundays
each month. Rev. s. j. MoMurray, pastor sunday
School every Sabbath at $3.50 am. PRAYER Meet,
Ing every Thursday at 1880 p. m. All are invited
TO attend.
CHRISTIAN No regular pastor at present
Sunday School al am. A cordial invitation ex-
tended to all.
PROrESrANr EPIsCOP AL.-Rev. ]. Galbreath,
Pastor. Services the 2nd and 4th SuEdaya In each
month. Sunday school every Sunday.
carbohydrates 4th Sunday / II each MONTH
Few. Hstbor Smith Pastor.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-12-19


The awakened interest of the coun-
try press in the matter of improved
country roads is one of the signs OF
the times. Throughout the state
the newspapers are giving this matter
the attention it deserves and are do
ing much to educate the people upon
a subject which has been too much
neglected. The sulphur Springs
Gazette, referring to News para
graph that the Farmers Alliance
could not do the farmers of Texas q
better service than by teaching the
lesson of good highways, and uniting
in an effort for better road law
and better system of public roads,
says: "Farmers are more deeply in
terested in good roads that any other
class, and should discuss this import
ant question at their meetings with
q view to the ultimate betterment
of the country roads, and see to it
that the next legislature comes up
to the full measure of the public de-
mand is this particular. Time is
money, and bad roads are great
waste of time This is the correct
view, The saving of time in going
to and from market with their pro-
duce, as we'll rs the saving in wear
and tear of vehicles. would amount
to great deal in the course OF o
year.-Galveston News
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-12-19
Republican Cacus.

Washington, December 10.-The
republican senatorial caucus this of
ternoon adopted the report of MIR.
Platt's committee upon the reorgan-
ization OF committees. The new
committees are as follows: Republican
membership, on immigration, stand
ing. Chandler, Hale, Evarts, Squire
and Pettigrew. Quadro- centennial
celebration of the discovery of Ameri-
ca, special, Hlscock, Sherman, ingalls,,
Cameron, Hawley, Farwell, Stanford
and WILSON,, OF Iowa. Indian de-
predations, special Moody, Paddock,
Chandler and Allen,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-12-19
Damage Suit Filed.

Galveston, Tex, Dec. An the
state district court to-day Mrs. Min
nie Wessendorf and husband fled
suit against Charles Schelene, q
saloon keeper, for the recovery Of
$1,000 damages, the basis Of the suit
being that the defendant over the
remonstranceo Of petitioners, continued
to sell intoxicating liquor to their
minor SOD, David X. Heller.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-12-19

MANS Spiritual Nature is nc
dream of theologians to vanish be
fore the light of Natural Science
1t is the grandest Reality on earth.
Everything here but the Soul of Man
is passing shadow. The only en-.
during substances is within. When
shall we awaken to the sublime great
ess,the perils, the accountableness,
and the glorious destinies of the I'm
mortal Soul o! for voice OF power
to arouse the Human Spirit from its
death in life Of animality, to quicken
it with fit consciousness Of its own
nature, to lift il to an adequate COM
prehension of the purposes for which
the sublime thoughts of GoD, of Duty
of Disinterested Love, of Heaven,
are opened within! In what O vain
show we walk, while we toll without
ceasing for the perishable, and re-
main blind and dead to the Everlast-
ing, the perfect and the Divine!"--
VIM. Fllery Charming.