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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-15

The summer msist concert at Turner
Han last evening WAS one Of the m ost
interesting OF the sor.s and attracted a
hrsr aud.euce. Professor Alex s;egilfs
orchestra presented thc following excel
Icnl prugrlnn
PART /
March "Mgnte Sarlo," .;:'.'''....;:.;Gaetr
,;avo,tn. "ll,arts lsclre." ...,.... Rurld
Fantasia, The Awakening Of spring,
WAitl. "Swoc, Memories of Ycuth.".
..... ........ .JanssNr
Overture. "Somram.de.' ........... Rossini
Nh.t@. lsaucers. fuika.
Fart :.
Mlrcn. Twenty second Regiment
.......... .......... '......' ..''''''Gulsi
ov,,tui" " n p the Mlsp.. SuM",
Polka. Military" WaldtcnGrl
Srl., .ctI. FAUST ...,.......,.....G ounou
Patrol. ''HGarlmonnt" ..u,.."H lenncl;
=, nn, "Anvh Chorus" (by relu-so.
Waltz l.l-cers Schottschc
Twl-Stcp. GaNotto. WllI@.
Homo. Sweet Home.
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IIYMENEAL.
A pnnhln Meddlng

There was double wedding last "ven-
irg at o'clock at Shearn church VIM
two popular young raiiroad men were
united IN marriage TO TWO of Hous,o on 5
most cstimablc young ladies. The con-
NJ ~ Jcnia Palmer. Mr.. ia Love AMI
Miss Ida I'm. Rev. q. &. Rankin. pastor
If the church. performed the ceremony
that united tn" young couples. quite .
numheC If frcn4s Of tn. young pcopi.
We're present to offer cougratulntJ.us and
20 witness tn. impf sslyc marriage service
Tho ncwly married couples Viii make
their homes IN Houston.
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watching the moon, and sure enough II
came out OF July Is. l hope We VIII all
nave Q nice tine ana los ot prizes
melons, blooms and lots OF swings. Don't
forget the swings. l am your cesm,
Bs.ulah READER.
Here is the list of what the merchants
every one asked has more than cheer
fuAy donated something for the, k.us.
Messrs. bergman and hoebig VIII can
Borchard. Brasfier & Col box cakes.
W. y. Cleveiand-i barrels cider.
r. Inig-i rocking chair.
h. g. Kosenf!eld-Fruits and nuts.
r. 1tbrook-4 pairs strap ties; pars
heel ties. 4 pairs. youths shoes. ! dozen
Windsor tics. dozen chiidreH po"s'
Lewis & I,osenberg--i par cuff buttons.
krupp se Tufily.l pair baby shoes:
]. j. Pastoriza--iialf dozen boxes Wit
james nifi +. pumble--l veloc.pede.,
c. Grunewa!d--Lo. OF musical 'nstru-
Ed kiam-l hat; pairs tennis shoes; 2
boys. shirt waists: boys ties pairs
'i 3 sNiShgpf n.rif i kIs' p sap'
.so,tier Bros.-i.ot of books and toys.
A. Schlesing r--Boys gold pin.
Joe FoN-l set shirt studs. PAR cuff
"A 4. =. s, Kiesllns-i ,9r chewing ,,a1, gum
Hamilton. Bros-l boys nei,;
y
iRaiisTd & Hutchinson i box tot.t
III Hrro,wn Bros dress pa.-ern.,
Georg. " ueyer-l dozen perfumes.
+. j TTgrs9pj,-i cid medal fer girls bi-
GO w g..ines-Pcrfnme
. Janke x CO linlf dozen harps
| e. -. rrawfofd--2 boxes chewing gum.
| / LEVIN ilne cologne.
! Th-s. Gogsan & Bro.-Musical instru-
"i parker & Arch.r-2 dozen fans: dozea
'i i'eMerr,. Matthew's & COL par Of
en flavs ( ''i Flrymicr-i box candy.
| g !. & III. o. Berinr -iiti dozen pocket
N' q observation-disclosures and fans.
i''.yV Hro.- pn--.e. and hendkerchiets.
o. " Hlswln Ra's and balls g.,
Max nioa-'4s = plates; L
Ths II c. stuart DRUG co.-perfu'n9s
anil gum 80
Tusa.en x C,-l rri| eef ring.
/. schone fialf ao5or sterling sill
ver n'.lt riqs shr' waist Ts t. shoes
~ Joaes * COL washahle sailor
I'm Sweeney % r'rcds-'yRs lot tcwolry.
. J.. egsN i!,'l.i roy 'g sacy cakes.
A.. ,. w'.- sio Re, es,id. tea 50.
IT, = r. Wal-,or ! l,i puzzles.
ram Fioeee dozcu california frii'i'
li@5Se s. rue'-l lmoke, andy,
lHs Iii-, i7.n s ..,,,., ie eI.,.s
rha4 rieim - STICKS tafty.
e:.a.nne ~ Bros rbi4s rocker
Or Z Hurphom bn1'l"e perfume.
The n'frsAnm fl1n''l4fe 81 TON b
MlAtrol i'ros SpH rig ,,,,r,b,,,s =
ff.' ilai7'l ~! ''isi'. 49,
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Ja.ier Anderson became suspicious, anu az,
made an Investigation, finding that VAIN
ef had cut two bars at the bottom ai.u
had almost finished the same two az VI
top. a little more time and ne wouiu
have had nothing between him anu ~ =,
crty. Walker WAS ser' back TO tne jan
rropee AID the injury tc the bars is b=,ns
repaired. The work WAS done with cas-
knife which had been converted mo
rough SaW
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KICKED Ky A HORSE

Commerce. Texas. July l3.-Mr. o. c.
Mulkoy, lawyer + this place, was kicked
~ the abdomen Yesterday 10y horse. lie
IL conrnsd 10 his bed and can moi n.o.r
on account of soreness. hut IT Is hoped
that no soreness Will soon & c way. 1t
Is not known ya, as to the raj internal
damage done.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS.

rcrib~estern ,.ort.on Of the country.
An area Of high pressure Is central over
the Fss, Grlf and South Atlantic states.
The weather IS generally partly yiondE 70
and The northwestern portion OF the coun-
try. where 1t Is clear.
Pivc.pliaiion amounting 10 10 OF an
inch or more Is reported from Aua "a
Jacksonville. Montgomery and 81 iauA
GlNERAL OBSERVATIONS
observations taken ny United States
Weather lirreau at all stations a' =. m
ssh meIAsian time.
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BrILDING A TABERNAcLE.

Le~isvlln Texas, July lS-Thc taber-
nacle for the meeting to be conducted by
Kcv. J. II Colard. hasinn.ng next Fri
day. Is o. lr,n4y completion.
IA" ,yotiuaal department of the Ep-
worth league ia moving things on lhe line
OF prayer service this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-15

Captain l.. +. Alien has added to his
residence on the hill at Morgnns Point,
within Two blocks OF the steamboat land
ing. several cool and comfortable
room. with pure artesian water and
modern ronvontencos. and Is prepared 10
ACCOMMODATE boarders by the day. week
or month. with or " thout iedging, Steam
gems Point on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays ~ $3.50 "a. m. and on sundays at
a. m. Several comfortable cottages also
tog rent
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no lREAp CONSUMERS

An ACCIDENT happened to the eng.se at
Pnrl f'lQecl's bakery yesterday. 50 il
thu bread Is not up TO it's usual high
standard This morning Mr. Floeck asks
that his many customers he lcn.ent. The
eng He has bccn repaired.
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RESULT OF PISTOL. ToTINC;.

Belton. Texas Jniy lS-Safuriay after
neon j II. Hicks was working in his
gard n wher pistol fen from his pocket
fh" hammer striking thu spade whrt
caused tie weapon 10 be- discharged send
irE a ball through thu knee. completely
shaiterine the bones. w'hich necessitate:
AMunlati0n.
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observation-disclosures. .',.. ,.'''. .'.''.
(: Groves rasteless Ch!ll Tome.
(: Warranted. Price 10 cents.
THE LIQUOR HABIT CURED IN ;

DAYS BY a NEW PRoCEss-For the
next 10 days Will cure the liquor habit
for go cash and guarantee a cure or re-
fund the money. l am also prepared 10
treat tho ~ orphlre habit at my sani-
tarium corner Man street and Elgin ave-
nue., Houston, Texas. Best medical at
tel ton. DIR. j. j. Mckanna.
Tobacco remedy 81 per bottle. send
2-ceIt stamp for catalogue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-15

THIS old saying Is surely verified In our
case riRhi here under our own eyes
Everybody says that ~ Packard's Troy
Laundry, si2 Prairie avenur. turns on;
not only the best laundry woIk IN iious-
ton, but IN Texas. Thp Is so. Hivin;
the latest improved machinery and mos.
capable hc,p that money can proaur. =,
only q result can be had. best ork
WORK called for and delivered. Call up
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-15

$500 to Tyler Fruit Palace. Through
sleepers and coaches via II. II. & W. L.
Ky. Trains land passengers at Fruit l'al-
aC grounds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-15

pr Williams, dentist, Rinz building. is
using the electric ca,Gphoress for pain
less iillng.
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The H. Il. q w. II. Ry. has no city OF
ncc--rot yet--but IL gets there just IN
same. Tickets sold at Central depot.
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w. +, Simmons ticket gent. Central
depot. viii reserve you berth IN the
through sleeper to Tyler.
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FROM THE GOAT EDITOR.
The Red Mems Goat Takes the Prince
OF Houston Degree.
THE LESSONS WHICH HE LEARNED
Merchants sni Loading Bergman ana
Koebir Down with Pr'ses-Whoio
Rrst OF Enifies for Races.

To Ny Chums:
The Goa. Editor talks everything. He
Ike Dutch ,ust like he Dies Chinese. and
Sle.t " comes to French. Greek or plain
s,sh he's dxsd It's all the sane. Sc GU
now easy Il Is for him 10 talk Goat.
asst night ms and lot OF other Goats
4. the old nd Mems goat to give him
;r7and prsnre OF Houston t. gree. Oh
81 was rnosul. Grand ,.ient, ODD
s and d dozen Other goats were
ats We han The builiest KIM OF q tiine.
tsirst ihlMe VIC did was max. old RED
.5a. taite di.nk Of ar,csian water.
49, ne taoa4llt 1t was ariesian water.
ss.'a bought SeidliU powder aai
,,lt ,nc sluT AZ t3e blue pack IN tho water
,raen We tool UP to counter just
ike the Aiecss nave In chct clubs and
we made on ilitc We give him glass of
beer
TIC mrg HAD the white powder. am
swhen he orsak he Ike 10 nave hloMe1
Sup. and my assistant sad II was Ieai
inisan 10 treat N ,nat way. NnyHY" ne
.~sa feehrs ewfil bad; .,n
After ne 80 Odd down W took MN
81 III. ante 40 In. Yen bet tatro werci l.
tssny aunuts 70 e, cars' T. Mo lNlse
III WRIT. bon, So l-i INN through the
Lioor and as b ia.7.l N, ,he i.rail S'oa'
G,il.4l lar AL Il once as ne wh5 " alk.lts
striiird the rcqin h. stepped on ir'.p
sui and fell ~ upn. Nv At go a t's ~
10 -porges sc4lh IN ice water and ne
en.sl.t ht.rsf D.. as drownsI AIRED Afii
Wsifnl. 1ks- IS to teach him that a le
~ wei sh5ilt-i T., ston,fng d. against n.-p
Nm, are yot friends whnn ta-y mood
toa. bur wlrer ron need mem t4-s are
s,e mn I'll zee water st6od for the
GGsafhie heart
We pulled nn u ~ his MIND g oni
30 ,irne1 ~. H.. ,ue,a. TAen wc
,nnaf1laeti him IA While + ,c3lti' -.e
y pit, = tsiihe htal ami fais on MS
Eco aud ,oll IN lie ~as croWnc. ~
a.. CO Of Eorsiai W.in h.s rr9s- on
rseu anited mlt before a n,; boxing
1s4fpd - iso IT 11 'f- cfy.i s'r
ii IL. 4. dont hs@a IN .ns VA =
- rim ihn want naN as smart
thougi Nas ara wnile ~ lat
sGs nesli 81 lets ~ Ieopl' iock.-i
ifit "a hs r. lgn,.
tn kide ai.e .a.y're ih- or.l
a. it-.~ss,ef5 ~ rh.Idr.f..- nav tf
i Jsr3f b.t.-y. A. tns, loak tf 49,. ..n-
-. f.r tAe ra-.H I've 60 fir .t. th-y
~ IN ru.f ION I Y. 20. fo t.lt fny
t. -" r,r Az Of WtfN 10y
rF
,,sl.ut n eu7.- foot races NAey
~ N-rrg =. Jf1.. s,vsriz t,.pf r.
~ I.LEa.e Satrta Fame s,wtf.z
o,re svaff~ isfssIe faf-z james Nor
-. .g1lnh Jr Sam i.As.4l coy. Lee.
IT,. f.ors =. ,.rnan s.ir...- ,,o.,iiiI-fr
die iae.vl. l.vnr F4ents H. Me-
S-~t.r. gsie. lleft. I,h1ril4 I.'if.,,. Iao
sst carr. f5vs s,afaie Laws i.
ar,-trtts thnri,a goodman va
t..1,, 4is,or.. r. 4; tt.4r- 'rovfor Ioan
a nfos- FaIpa % Greenwood. Ischirs
+, t7! ~ G7ti4r. NiHk Fr.iis", Carrie
ls'c Jos.e = ooasfn, E.ilio 7" IN
g, soete lsar,v IAfaeat ~
WI fi, ss1srl NJ r.. L. re
TIL ssse ~ ... Tram,
MI nam Fsr-i-r.t. 4. afa-, +
brif.gs- tl-- aaucs VgUiD
t8fas -rm D1N 3
s. 9h-r,s. iict-y lt,.rrts
sbt
un, .euwacd Hrltcs taa COT
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Having purchas'd The business OF s.
Packard's Troy Laundry. ! Wish TO m
form all former patrons ana the ruh'io
that | have closid five years con'raci
with Mr.. 81 Packard. as manager or The
business Tho same high grade of worN
win lie maintained and every eHori made
10 mcc' the wants OF cuntomfrs' Nchl
patronage Is soi,ci a. r. IA. Sanord, VI
Prairie Avenue. Phone ~.
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| suned IT'S regular session yesterday. with
fun board present and County Judge
Tod presiding.
The following claims were allow ed;
" a. foik ..,,..................'.. ~ %
MIS- Jniia Hamilton .........'....-... - 10
'cnaru feo1e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :. -
r. ,i,, y. p, 80
fBerfg p Manef.,c,oiias Co Il
SCUM Texas National bank. litu ston Na-
tional bank. Planters ard Meehanics Ns-
aLd the FIRST National bank be accepted
a.. made by the assessor. ,
Daily Axe for publishing the dchnquent
Assessment Of j. J se,,egast on @ lots.
survey a, $500.
,Assessir,.,nt OF. "; J. sc,tegast & Bro.
Assessment Of w; J. sct,cgas, s,.'e
,s5c5 ,'''' '''''''" 81 ''-a''s ~ go '' AZ
Assessmen, of se,tegast Bros & Up
| { ned at s2j.rn
Assessment Of Mrs Margare, THOMAS
fiS"d at $40 on ia acres. Jacob Thomas
Assessment 81 Martha Thomas on -
ae.es Jacob Thomas survey s9N
Assessment u Mrs selma vel,h on 10,
H.. block % fixed at $500.
Adipnrnea
-,,,t -,-,,-.-. o,,
'Ki7g & Coleman vs.. Ross l.. Ward g,
Tel ro,,ion,J hv ac-.em.-t TO tho nfth
jury week OF mex. term.
and T,7xas Hallway company continued
generally
+ Koehlcr vs.. jerome y Cochran. .on-
| toured
tiien NJ Harris ~ Il. u. Westcp,t;
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Through sceprs TO Tyler via H. T. &
" r nv. Trains leave Central depot
Houston, aud arrive AT Fruit Palace doors
al Tyler
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II. Il. 4 W. 4. Ry. trains land passcn-
gers AT the entrance TO Fruit Palace In
Tyler.
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sijat Editor. wont YOU
AZ down for a foot rare on THO
niidrrn's Day. am s years Old
W run very fast. ] have been
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EXCL l,SlpN TO TESAS CITY
Thursday over the La Porte road. Don I
fan 10 SEQ lhe new seaport and what Il
heiur don. there.
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AROUND THE COURT HOUS E
Jury for the Week In the District
Court.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ADJOURN
No Further Work In Equalixing Assess
ments - Delinquent Tux List
Ordered Printed.

The county commissioners court re-
sumed ITS regular session yesterday, with
q full board present and County Judge
Tod ,.r..eijIn.,
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Goat f.t'fr Iira-n pat my mama
e rsi ,sf the foot race ! am Z
old als aan run pretty fast. YDur
frsa %. IpcWitt Snndrl
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watching the moon. and sure enough y
came oIt OF July Is hope We WI an
melons, blooms and lots OF swings. Don't
forget the swings. l am your Sem,
tS.ulan Reader,
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l,ai editor; PIT me down for a
J am : years Old and ! ,,an
blot my name. my name IL Eva
have brother who
~ goat. hut he Is 80 lazy he cam
{nFt az tho go1t can run. He see
!, HIS rOat. I Hn coming around
Nag ibis week and bring the goat.
ms To see him ] am your chum.
t1 Eva Annie Buterfass,
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ant Goat Editor; I'm n little boy
I'D, bDg have meyer attended one
+ Gfjldrer's dag celebrations ana
ey,I rlu a GOT race. hat I MINK
mn pretty fast and would Ike for
uui ny name down for # foot
think ynlf picture IN ,day's
.rSfui fuany Did You think thri
rood rain ~ had7 ! don, wonder
"a 10 hold your dress up 80 high
Yer "a Q years Old and wants Il
|, aoat races. she writes my letters
Charley Dove.
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C:aat rds u. am glad mat Cnii-
DAY wiii lou be here and wii
~ rsme or foot race. am .
Old Nour ilfus chIm,
Set,ic Crazy.
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GuaA Eii'o; am "A lii'lc girl .
old. ! shouts Ike 10 run n loot
Z nave ugver seen cAildrcu's day
,isic,n. Pleas enter my name Tor
81 race WstH love 30 The Post. /
,ur htue frsid Elsle Wagner.
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lost Editor. live IN the Far
addition am &c, plenty Of fresh
think | would make good ran
/ thought I would put my name
,nu IN the foot race with the
.,yR and R'fis. 1 am 7 years no
I'm. Carol Brady
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r;oat Editor; nm years old aud
10 enter loot race WITH YOU on
~ dag have only been living
sf,n about sig'ht months, ! am n
r., hoy and was raised on i.orN-
tniaiii air. can run IKE WHIT
~ ~iil allow me to take n part
'icnd. Lon Mitchell. Jr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1896-04-09
Church Directory.

Reformed Church-Rev. g. A, Whitmore
pas or. Services bi.weekly alternating
morning and evening. Services y ednes'
day.7 p. m, Sunday School 2 p. m:
Guild each Lords Day p. m Other SER
vices announced from the pulpit.
Lutheran Church-Rev. J. H. Barb, pas
tr. Services, Sunday 10 A. M: and 6.So r.
~. Sunday School, 2. T. u Prayer Meet
: ing, Wednesday, Gas P.
United Brethren Church-Rev E: Q. Is.
Castle Pastor. Regular Services by ap'
appointment from the pulpit.
Glass Meeting every two weeks at ~ g. m
PRAYER Meeting every Thursday evening"
Sunday School PM
Mite Society S.mi monthly, wednesday
evening at o'clock. w. Mis-. Meeting
Monthly at Parsonage.
Morayian Church: Rev NJ. F. Oerter, Pas
tor. Sunday School every Sunday,9a;; m.
Preaching services will be held every other
Sunday as heretofore, alternating morning
and evening at 10 ard 73o respectively
Methodist Episcopal Church - Rev
Henry Mann Pastor. Services every alter
nate Sunday at 10 A. NJ. and 7.3o P. M
Sunday School at A. Nj. Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday evening at 7.so ?. M.
st. Stephens Church, Protestant Episco'
nal.-Rev. r. Wh,ttingham, Rector. Ser,
vices every Sunday at 1890, q, H., and
8p. m.
Service on FRIDAYS at 8 p. m.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1896-04-09

During the winter of 1898, F. M.
Martin of Long Branch, W. Va, con-
tracted severe cold which left him
with cough. In speaking of how he
cured it be says: VI used several kinds
of cough syrup but found norelief until
l bought a bottle of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy, which relieved me al
most instantly, and IN a short time
brought about complete cure" When
troubled with a cough or cold use this
remedy and you will not find it neces-
sary to try several kinds before you get
relief. 1t has been in the market for
over twenty years and constantly grown
in favor and popularity. For sale at 25
and so cents per bottle by Dr. Waters.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1896-04-09

Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitsburg at
S28 and 10 40 a m, and 3 81 and 6 "a p NJ.
Leave Highfeld for Gettysburg, Hanover
York and B and H Div. 7 so and II 40 IN
and 81 p m.
Leave Edgemont for Waynesbo1o, Cham
bersburg Shppensburg, and intermediate sta
tions at O6 and II 45 m and 30 p IN.
Leaye Hagerstown for Cherry Run and all
points on Potomac Valley Railroad at O6
m and 10 IS and 10 pm.
PRR Leave Bruceville tor Frederick at Q 40
q m and 5 40 p nj and for Littlestown Tan
eytown s. Columbia at "A m and 45 p m.
Daily-all other.daily except Sunday.
tStops to land Passengers for Baltimore.
tStops only oland Baltimore passengers.
JIM. HOOP. BH GRIswoLD.
Genl, Manager. Genl, Passenger, Agen
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The Two Temples.

Through the mist of the years in the
long, long ago,
saw in vision Temple. aglow-
Aglow with the beams of the orient sun
Whose splendorand vastness conception
outrun.
No sound of the hammer or trowel was
there,
In silence that Temple uprose in the air
Like some gorgeous castle IN fairy tale
All covered with silver and inlaid with
gold.
The walls of that Temple in marble were
laid,
Its roof tree and coverings Of cedar were
made:
Thew laid its foundations deep down in
the mold,
That this Temple might last through
the ages untold.
The tribe Of Naphtali to Solomon bore
A man who was skilled in mechanical
lore
That cunning artifcer, Hiram Of Tyre
Wrought vessels in gold that the world
might admire.
He wrought them in brass, and in silver
as we'll,
Their number and fashion would tai
me to tell,
The tables and alters and candlesticks
bore
An impress Of genius man saw moi
before.
The pillars called Jachin and Boaz he
made,
With lily-work and pomegranite Ger
laid
Twelve cubits about them and eighteer
in length,
The former for beauty, the latter fo
strength.
When seven long years had in silence
rolled on,
The capstone was laid and the Tempt
was done;
The craft were assembled and paid 70
their hire,
From The humblest apprentice to Hiram
of Tyre.
That Temple of Solomon. where is it now
The priest and the miter he wore o1
bis brow?
The king and the subject, the maste
and slave,
Together they sleep in the night of tn
grave!
They bullded with marble that Tempt
of old,
1t has faded and gone like tale tina
is told.
They buiIded with cedar, gold, silve
and brass,
1t has vanished like dew when exhale
from the grass.
But we have Temple not builded witt
hands,
Eternal as truth, in its glor:cs it stndc
Age dims not its luster, grand, gorgeous
sublime,
Unmarried by the tempests, untarnishe'
by time.
It's porch is as wide as the east from tn
west,
Its alta. the heart in each true Mason
breast,
Its coverings of charity richer than gold
ltsJewels are good deeds of value untold
Here all nations meet in one Language
and tongue,
The anthems of praise to Jehovah ar
sung;
No iarring of sects, neither clashing o
creeds,
This Temples as wide as tie world ane
its needs.
Al. schisms are banished, neither Chris
tian nor Jew;
Mohammedan, Pagan, Buddhist, no,
Foo;
For there are all lost in the brotherhood
where
They meet on the level and work BY
the square.
&C. 7. CoRL1s.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1896-04-09
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