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"A 30 cts and $3.50 cts and $3.50 cts and ST.
THE WONDERS OF THE CENTURY.

PROFS. EUGENE AND VAN DE WERE
l72S MARKET ST,
Have consolidated their interests in order to bet
ter handle their constantly increasing business.
The professors during their long residence in San
Francisco have met with unprecedented success
testimonials to their worth but il is not neces-
sary to search theE extremities of the earth
when they can refer you TO thousands your midst
who have been made prosperous and happy
through their wise advice: ask your prosperous
neighbor who started him Alright. Investigate aud
You will find that your business rival is one OF their
many patrons.
Nothing succeeds like success" and If you
would be successful call on them without delay it
costs practically nothing; SOC and 81, soc and 81
SOC and 81. SOC and 81, SOC ana 81 is their price
at present, no more than you would pay an un-
known clairvoyant or a partially developed
medium.
Their readings astonish the most skeptical All
are satisfied The professors give advice on ali
matters that are of interest to humanity. BusI-
ness speculation. investments, insurance, love-
courtship. marriage and divorce; settle lovers
quarrels and causes speedy and happy marriages.
or stolen property, interpret Creams, cure bad
habits and destroy evil influences in half the
time required by the best of the other mediums.
Remember, there are but few mediums in the
world that can work these wonders and none out
side of the eminent professors In San Francisco.
Remember the professors communications come
direct from the Spirit World hence their inabil-
ity to be mistaken in any matter
Remember also that the professors perma-
nently located In San Francisco: they are here to
stay. Hours 10 A. NJ. 10 P. NJ. Sundays2 to p. NJ.
Letters containing stamps answered.
PROPS. EUGENE & VAN DE WERE,
172S Market st.
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ART SALE.
PARIs-D-Dp C. coLLEorIoN.


WORKS OF ART AND RICH FURNITURE.
FINE Snunooxes, Sweetmeat box es, Chatelaines
and Watches of the Louis XIV and Louis XVI
perlods; miniatures, Jewels, Silver and Goldsmith
orks, Limoges Enameled Plates, Stained Glass,
Pane5, Old Sevres Table Service Old Saxony
China Magnificent Candelabra. Clocks Louis XIV
and Louis XVI Andirons Very Large Oriental
Granite Vases, Renaissance and other styles OF
Furniture. Very Handsome Closing Writing
Table, gift of King Louis XVI; Superb Drawing
room Furniture upholstered in Beauvais Tapes
try, representing military subjects after Casano-
va; Splendid Gobelns Tapestry, Exceptional
Point Tapestry, EN- broldery Work, Stuffs, etc.
OLD AND MODERN PAINTINGS
by Juan de Arellnno, Goyo, Van Goyan J. and S.
Ruisdael, p. Snayers, Teners, Terburg, BENJAMIN
Constant, Benouv1lle, Berne. Bellecour F. Bonvin,
Corot, Courbet DaZ, Duez. J. Dupre, Heilbuth
Henner, Ch. Jacques, Lobrichon, Eug. Lambert
Louis Laloir. Henri Levy, Van Sarcke. Meissonier,
Ignacio Merino. De Neuville Plassan, Ri bot Leo
pold Robert, Troyon, Vautier, Vibert, Vollon,
Ziem.
DRAWINGS AND WATER CoLoRs,
COMPOSING THE IMPORTANT COLLECTION
of Mr D. de c., and the sale of which at pub
lie auction will take place in Paris at the Gallery
Georges Petit. rue de Seze g. on Monday 1st,
Tuesday I'd, Wednesday Sd, Thursday 4th and
Monday Stn June. 1896, at P. NJ.
Auctioneer-Mr. PAUL CHEVALLIER, 10 rue
Grange Bateliere: experts-MM. Mannheim Il
Son, z rue St. Georges; Mr.. Georges Petit, IL rue
Godot de MauroI; exhibition of the works of art
Saturday S0th and Sunday 3lst May. 1895, from
P. NJ to P. NJ; exhibition of paintings-Saturday
9Th and Sunday 7th June, 1896, from P. NJ to
8 2. NJ.
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PHYSICIANS.


PEMOVED-DR. G. Q. O'DONNELL TO 1905
~ Market St; diseases of woman specially.
DoN'T FAIL TO CONSULT DIR. JORDAN AT
II his museum, 1851 Market ST.; his 80 years
successful practice is guarantee of fair treatment;
the worst cases treated satisfactorily by mail
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS - THR
~ WEEKLY GALL. in wrapper. for mailing
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MARRIED.

DA ROZA-SILVA-In this city, April 2e 1895,
by the Rev. John Cottle, ]. l.. da Roza OF Elk
Grove and Clara F. Silva of San Francisco.
MILLARD-GOETZ-In this city, April Is, 1896.
by the Rev. J. Hemphill, DID,, BENJAMIN +.
Millard and Lucy A. GoetZ, both of San Fran
CISCO
SWEENEY-BURKE-In this city, April 49,
1896, by Judge q. w. Cook joseph sweeney and
Hattie Burke, both OF San Francisco.
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OST-PASSBOoK WITH HIBERNIA saw
IL ing and Loan Society OF San FRANCISCO In ma M
of MARY MCGUIRE, No. l9ol1l4 Finder pleas
return TO bank.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE'S sALE-UNDER
~ and by virtue of an order OF sale made by the
superior % % court 96 OF sonoma County California on
BELL. an insolvent debtor I, as the assignee of
the estate of said insolvent, win sell at private
hrmation bv the said court at
IL O'CLOCK MERIDIAN ON MAY 9, 1895,
At the store No. $50 Main street, in Petaluma,
California, where the said goods, wares ard mer
chandise are, all the stock of goods, wares and
sisting OF clocks. watches iewelry, gold and
silverware and the like; bids to be sealed and be
or good check certified by local bank. The same
will be sold all in ore lot, If sufficient bid be
any and all bids. If the whole said stock be not
then sold in one parcel will at oEce proceed 10
sell the me at private sale in lots for cash to the
highest bidder, with right to reject any and all
bids.
g. 1896, will sell at private sale for cash, in pieces
all the fixtures, showcases, safe and furniture be-
longing to said estate, and at the same time and
place will sell all in one lot and at private sale
for cash, subject TO confirmation by said court all
the outstanding accounts, bills and book accounts
The properly to be sold can be seen by applying
TO me at 1904 Sixth street, in the town OF Peta-
luna, California
This April rs, 1896.
Fl. F. SMITH, Assignee.
inventory of the stock can be the Office of
w. RIGBY, attorney, 80 sansome street
DEPARTMENT NO. 8, PRoBATE-IN THE
~ Superior Court IN and for the City and County
of San Francisco, STATE of California.
In the matter OF the estate OF JEAN LACOSTE,
deceased, No. 1929.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, the 18th
day os May, A. ID. 1896. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said
dsy, and the courtroom of Department No. 8 of
said court, at the New City Hall. in the City and
County OF San Francisco, state of California have
been appointed the time and place for proving
the will of said JEAN LACOSTE, deceased, and
for hearing the application OF JEAN PIERRE
THEOPHILE LACOSTE, for the issuance to him
OF letters testamentary thereon.
Dated April 30. A. d 1896.
[sEALl CHARLES F. CURRY, Clerk.
BY " +. NoRTHRoP, Deputy Clerk.
Z. ALEXANDRA BERG GEROT, attorney for
petitioner, rooms l42-143, Crocker building, San
Francisco.
a sSIGNEE's SALE OF PERSONAL PROF
AT AUCTION.
will sell at auction on Wednesday, the 9Th day
OF May, 1896, at IL o'clock NJ at the pottery of
A. STElGER SONS in insolvency, at South San
francisco. San Mateo County, California, all sewer
pipe terra Gotta, material, drainpipe, frebrick,
common brick, horses wagons, carts, one 42-foot
piledriver. ETC.. etc will also sell at auction
May IL. 1896, at p. NJ, at The corner of Eighth
and Market streets, San Francisco. CAL, terra
Gotta ware OF said insolvents consisting of chimney
tops, wages, CAPS etc. For further information
list on bulletin board at the Office OF the s E Board
of Trade, 202 Market st.
j. II. LYNDON, Assignee of A. STEIGER
SONS in insolvency.
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BIRTHS-il MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mall
Will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published
BORN.
LAUDER-In Oakland, April 30, 1896 TO the wife
OF John Lauder, daughter
OCONNOR-In this city, April 7. 1898, to the
wife of j. c. O'Connor, a son.
POWLESON-In this city, April 80, 1895, TO the
wife of George L. Powleson, a
SHANNON-In this city, April so, 1896, to the
wife of j. G. shannon, daughter.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
QOO0 NEW FIRsT-CLAss UPRIGHT
ID ZOO. S5 insiallmenis. 22l Ieayen1unrih

&2O0 NEW FIRsT-CLAss UPRIGHT on
T ADY HERE FROM LOS ANGELES AND
IL going East in a few days, in need of funds,
must sell her beautiful Hardman upright; has
magnificent tone like grand piano: beautiful
case: perfect condition: a rare chance for any one
appreciating very superior instrument. Room
10, Flood building, Fourth and Market SITS.
A NNUAL MAY CLEARANCE SALE OF
"a pianos and musical goods; everything sold
cheap this month. MAUVAIs', 76s Market st.
M MAGNIFICENT SrECK PIANO, FINE CON
500 Market
CHOICE sTEINwAY; MUST BE DISPOSED
~ OF at once. Room TO- SOa Market st.
E'INE UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP:
first class; Eastern manufactured; can be seen
at SU1 Leavenworth st., cor. Sutter; reasonable
cash offer refused.
CHERMAN, CLAY & CO., STEINWAY REP
- resentatives, show the largest assortment of
pianos and organs in the West: all grades and
prices; easy monthly payments: everything guar
anteed as represented. Kearny and sutter.
REFoRE BUYING SEE HAINE BROS, BUSH
II d Gerts and Knabe pianos; at wholesaIe
prices. "A. L. BANCROFT & CO.. 324 Post st.
biggest BARGAIN EVER OFFERED FOR
u Steinway upright; perfect. 1859 Folsom st.
A SHAW, $575; STEINwAY, S2l5; SQUARE
~ $25; rented 80 up. HEINE, 1876 Ellis st.
DECKER BROS. sTEINWAY ,FIsCHERANo
- other 6rst-class makes Of panos little used:
CHASE, 2s and and 80 o'FsrTer ARE 'slA-A 81. aAhA q
EAsY TERMsi LOW PRICES KoHLER &
II CHASE.
ID Loo. Weber; $3.50. BRUENN 22s Post ST.
Q1C6 UPRIGHT PIANO; GOOD CoNDT
I'd ~. tion; cash or installments. 1O0 Nc
Allister st.
Q0R PIANO; GOOD CONDITION. sCHMTTZ-
.DO0. Ii McAllister ST., next Hibernia Bank.
LII You WANT Is VALUE FOR YOTR
n money; investigate these prices and be con-
yinced; the new seven-bar autoharp 50; the five-
bar autohsrp S4 seventeen inlald rosewood
ribbed mandolin S6 25: the prize-winner guitar
So IS; solid walnut and oak organs, new, S47 so;
elegant new upright pianos in any style case, wal
YOU J. Harry SCOTT. s2s Markes st. 'envece sprece
els building.
RRIvED-LoT OF CELEBRATED HIGH
n grade t. L Nenmann pianos: prices and terms
moderate III. LUEDERS. 81 Ninth ST.
IVM. q. BADGER, 20 O'FARRELL. ROOM I
w first floor; sole agents II Hallet & Davis pianos:
pianos, organs sold for cash OR inssaiiments
(YONOVER PIANO: AS GOOD AS NEW.
" great sacrifice. The 4. w. SPENCER COM.
PANi, 33S Post St
1YHICKERING, KNABE, sTECK. .vosE, sTER-
" ling pianos; our new piano for SlS7; pianos
Tor rent BENZ. cURTAz son. ID o Farreii. ''
@I7S CASH OR INsTA LLlfENTs; WEBER
sD l. -. upright; perfect order. 1913 Van Ness
DYRON MAUzY, sos POST sT.-soHMER
ID Newby d Evans, Briggs and other pianos.
CUPERToR vIOLINs ZITHERs. oLD&NEw
- II; Mo LLER maker: repairer z latham place
SEWING MACHINES.
9 < UPWARD: RENT 81 so TO 81 rs
tp y monthly; repairing 26c; bought and ex-
changed: needles for all machines. las sixth ST.
4 Ii KINDS BOUGHT. SOLD, EXCHANGER
~ rented. repaired: lowest rates 205 Fourth sc.
BICYCLES.
DARK CYcLERY-NEW WHEELS 70 LET:
II.
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OFFICES TO LET.


hESk ROOM IN A PLEASANT SUNNY OF
II flee in the Crocker building with services of a
competent stenographer. Address Business box
7S, Call Office.
4 CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING
- Of1ces $40 and upward, including janitors ser
wees, heat, electric and gas lights Apply at room
522 TO A. f. BUCKINGHAM.
GPRECKELS BUILDING. g27 MARKET
- Elegant SUNNY offices. $12 so up: eectric-light;
heating and ianitor service free Apply at building
or q. III. UMBSEN & CO. Il Montgornery st.
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Some people have too much tongue
they talk too much. They are like
the long-tongucd woman of whom it
was said she could sit i'll her parlor
and lick the skillet in the kitchen. We
have few over-worked lawyers and
business men, but | know very few
over-workcd farmers. And yet they
say they are the most down-troddenest
people on the face of the earth, for
getting that il is the fellow who is ly-
ing on his back who gets down trod-
den.
BY the way, saw n sight at MARROW,
Ill.,, the other day that | had never
seen before in all my peregrinations.
/ went into II poultry butchering cs-
Establishment from which they ship car
loads OF chickens dressed for the mar
kct. With friend | walked into a
room where the chickens were being
dressed. ] saw they were picking tie
chickens without scaldinG them, as we
all do at home. The process was unique.
/ saw the feathers coming of them as
easy, or more easy than they do from
scalded chickens. ! began to inquire
into the process ] said: How can
you pick those chickens so easily with
out scalding them ~
One of the experts at work said:
ave butcher them so they turn loose
their feathers. Now" he said, MS he
picked up "A live chicken from the COOP,
''see If you cnn pull these feathers"
81. ln, I ,r,t,1l,,'t h,,Iat. he
lie then took sharp pointed instru
ment and seemed To tickle the roof
of the chickens mouth, and then he
slipped the sharp-pointed instrument
right under the eye of the chicken into
it's brain, and then he held the chicken
towards me and said "Now see If
you can pull them
| took hold of the feathers and they
slipped off by the handful said;
whats this?" He replied; "You
can't pull the feathers Off of live
chicken without tearing the skin; you
can't pull the feathers of of dead
chicken without tearing the skin; but
chicken whose brain has been pcnc-
tratcd by this sharp instrument you
see inc Tea LltTS tOUle on easily. NOW,
he snid, as he picked up the next one,
81 will put the sharp-pointed ins!ru
mcnt in both sides of the chicken q
head into his brain. ! will kill it dead.
Now" he said "see II the feathers will
come"
| took hold of the chicken and pulled
with force, but no feathers. "Well,"
I said, isn't it cruel to pick the chicken
before IL dies?"
He replied: Penetrating the brain
with this sharp instrument paralyycs
the chicken and benumbs it's nerves
| was interested in the process /
never saw prettier nicer cleaned chick
ems than those were. ! had learned
something new about chickens have
been Methodist preacher for "a years
and have picked them and seen them
picked; / have fried them ard seen
them fried | have prepared them and
seen them prepared in all ways; but
| never saw chicken picked like this
before. SAM 7. JONES
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BLASTS FROM RAMS HORN.

A policeman stops being an optimis,
when he puts on bis blue coat.
whoever would learn how TO talk well,
must first learn how to keep siill.
How much public praying there is done
to which no answer is expected
Some of the hunsriest people In the
world are those who have the most
wealth.
Suppose there are hypocrites in tho
church, does that make your SHINING any
safer
xscoId church will soon begin TO warm
up when Gods fro Ii burning In the
preachers heart.
Isn't there a strong touch OF hypocrisy
in thanking God for the bread and find
ing fault with the cook?
There Is something wrong with the
piety Of the man whose religion is never
heard OF outside of church.
/, does not require great ability 70 do
great things The poor widow with two
mites gave more than the rich.
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,hao Tor years deception in the society
mas been rampant--deception TO which
Anne. Blavatsky was sometimes party"
IN conclusion he writes that to such an
organization, TN which these and other
questionable things take place, can no
longer give my recognition and support,
Tor as IT now exists, | believe II to
be standing danger to honesty and
truth ana perpetual open door to super
sutl0n, delusion and fraud.n
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THE pEArH-KNELL or THEosoPHY

THE DEATH-KNELL OF TliEos"ri'i e
There seems TO be nothing hut trou ~
ahead for the Theosophical society -,
,rbeosonhists organized in India. Ana II
was their avowed purpose TO convert the
whole world but their ship Of taith Uss
OF late sailed stormy seas, ana plds idll 70
20 10 pieces on the rocks. Mr. heHiS
Burrows. a prominent member oil me SO
ciety. has publicly withdrawn as hnNe
several other influential Theosophists, NJ
burrows, writing in the Times oil ihula'
Calcutta. gives as his reason OF i,ts-h
have split the society" He declares iur,
ther that he is now thoroughly convinced
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-16
A CHRISTIAN FUTURE ASSURED.

II was Voltaire who declared years ago
that Christianity was in It's twilight lie
was right II Is in the twilight Of tiie
morning. And withstanding his predic-
ton that the end OF this century wou.u
see il extinct. It's forces are multiplying
faster than ever. q prominent CHRISTIAN
Endeayor speaker says that the enormor =
body OF the Christian Ende4yor society
in this land alone, with it's hundreds or
thousands OF youthful members, is OF L
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-16

rot.-Eev. DR.. Hopkins Of the Young Mems |
Christian association. Kansas CITY. Mo.
DOGMA.-Relieion is no longer an anti
dote against the fan of Adam, but an al
ways grander striving for better life. The
old church has as nopelessly lost touch
with the religious development as NEGRO
NANCY and exorcism has with science.
Prejudice may yet continue the old church.
but to the bellgerent their dogmas have
become hollow mockeries.-Rev ID, w.
Morehouse, Unitarian. New York City.
PRoGREsSION.--Go put no child OF
His into this world to grovel and TO he n
worm God wants every one to strive TO
get UP In the world. 1t is only as men are
possessed with this desire that the world
improves. Let all men be satisfied with
everything Just as 1t is and that would
stop progressively. w. II. Fishburn
Presbyterian, Columbus. Ohio.
TOO MANY CHURCHEs.-we have got
Methodist Christianity and Baptist Chris
tianity. and Congregational Christianity.
and you can Just order any sort of Chris
tianity you want, except that genuine. he
role sort that gets out on the right side Of
every proposition and stands there until
the last blow.ls dealt The curse of the
world today is the church getting bigger
than Christ-Rev. Samuel L. Jones' Evan
gelist, Kansas City. Mo.
THE SOtrr. -our eoui ,s ,ii,, tho so,si.
tive nlatn Of a ra,,er, S,n',h,s yynr,s
and deeds leave their impression on the
soul and haze the tendency to reproduce
thouebt and ,,o,, viii ,',, Nd s,r.
VOL ana ,,o,, u,,il ,...,,, q. S,I,. ,,, ,,,,,,
and ,.o,, ,v,ll raa,, a MN. SAD. e., b,l,t, am,
,,,,, u,iu ra,., - 1ns,i,, D., 49,
il,,,li, pr.shy,cri,r ro.h,.t,, "
Ntt-\,tripA ppout r,,,e C,,i,.
f,s, horor,i,,r,stho ',r.jo,r,,,.,,,t ,ia,e,,, w
III, Nations welfare A. nn,,il,,ton -
t1w ccnte,.ir, tbey wili soon nbso,n,civ
cou,,l ON, deetinv IT, MAJ, ,,o,,, IN ,'e,,.,
Of a.o lives ant tha avorne" tin1. that MOI
r,iil,o,s n,,rr tI,,, ave- toi, enc ,,oor,,, a,
-, 1r,,ttoa So. ,,,,t..t,..1 ,, ..i,i, A..
,n,i,,i r,,t,Inn.s ,ra ',h' ,,,,,r.,,o rrn,-
i,,,,s +, mo u..if,r. Of ,bo Int,or ts.,.
I - ra,,as ta,,,ts, pt,ts,,.,,, ~
49,
Ap,tr,>,tA nh, r,,r,, - tu Weld 70 ro,,
,', 49,, co., ad ,nna. ,,,3 49,, r9n..
sh,t1 ,.,,,i,1 - -, -
soa,, as ,,,,,,i,, ,,, -. &c ,or,.s ,,,,
80. e., oa,,, f., a., Xxx. .i,,,,,,,,t,,,,
rar ,h, ,,r,.o,.,,,,o,,,, ~ ~, ao,,h ~ r,.ai,
for c e,' s 7o,h,. rH nnio
Inn, ,,,,,, r,t,'ister a., rn,,,t and u',,i ann.
to end these namcless atrocities.-Rev. NJ.
w. Uqyues. Baniist. Chicago. III.
'NITY.-The time will come soon when
the various churches of the different de-
nominations and those of tie same sect
viii cease TO drive one another farther
and farther apart bv means Of a very mis-
cradle solhshness, narrowness ana sheep
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-16

InfTEp By WILL NJ CLEMLN % =,
(pIl DIE ia a summary of the principal
|l'"ls sr,lv delivered In the United
l'a canada by the leading clergy
+ snu prelates, religious tench -rs
ls ,.ssors of the Christian faith. In
,os,onee the full text has been care
.aad and abbrevia,ed'
]. nrvI1,s BIBLE.-God has a Bible
H.. n has one. too, only instead of
@ anos,les it includes witches.
..,,anls workers. necromanccr5 and
.aAPfy L. Is. KnappenhtrEer
|,dlst. Syracuse, \. Y.
l. WORKING CLASS Over three
Il, N the membership Of the churches
(.,fnied States are composed OF the
[,s classes.-Rev. I. b. Ncely' Meth
Philadelphia, Pa
|r,rERs.-It is the duty of Catholics
n away from the theatcrs where the
eonditions Of impure life. impure re-
|. "a impurs principles are enacted
lanes a, Doonau, Catholic, Boston.
'A'N
kpoEs- 1t needs not war to bring
hsrojsm. We nced heroes to organ-
4 n victories of peace. Politics, So
Industry, all spheres call for he-
l-pr. Charles Flelscher. Hebrew.
4 Mass
kUTABLE FACTS.-The great facts
[-duy. conscience, sorrow, sin-do
[ssnre The same truths ever give
ina ' and comfort to the sinful and
Wing of the ecncr9tiors. Rev. DR..
h BIBLE The so-colled objections
p Uioi arise in may instances. if not
,a r,'l lenorance Of he book, or from
RATIONAL or malicious misconceptions
nntents-Rev. l.. @ Herbert, Con-
|toualtst, rindlay, ohio.
(,yEN.-I doub, whether there is any
I,r idea of heaven row prevalent
the people. knew scarcely two
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-16

The subject OF Dr. Rankin's discourse
tonight At Shearn Methodist church Will
b. '''The Evils OF RING Rule In our city
Government, az illustrated In the prcva-
icnce of open violations of the law in the
.iI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-16
LOCAL RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Christian Science Services Church Enter
talnmchts Tor the Week
Christian Science services at organs
han on Funnin street every Sunday morn
Ing at u O'Clock. All are cordially IN
Nllcd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-16

The ladies' Of St. Marys Guild will give
a tacky masquerade social Tuesday even
ing at the residence OF Mrs. Z. g. Gordon,
No. us i'm street. Light refreshments
Will be serVed