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HAY! HAY!! HAf!!!

I have a lot of both wild and tame
hay in first class condition which will
sell by the bale, ton or car load lots ait
prices to suit. a
JOHN GREEN
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GINS Nc

Highest cash market price paid for
Ginseng.
j. A. WALSH.
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e@sya Six weeks ago l suffered with
very severe cold; was almost unable
to speak. My friends all advised me
to- consult d physician. Noticing
Chamberlain Cough Remedy adver-
tised ia the St. Paul Volks Zeitung.
l procured bottle, and after taking
it a short time was, entirely well.
now most heartily recommend this
remedy to anyone suffering with a
cold. VIM. Keil. 61S- Selby Ave, St.
Paul, Mimi. For sale by +. Boards
ley. n
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CHURCHES.
>HuRCH.

ooneaseAr,oaaL cHv sunday at
E y s::
sssasi p,sapiss s,!srls'ssso 1deav0r one
sunday nsia afternoon a. H. &c {, pop Pastor
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Eagle Waters Camp NJ .s n,v moth
NV 49, 70 End third Friday OF every ny
N at Jones Hall. ,ohn Radcliffe:
80. %emacheck. oo Clerk,
JoS' counsel.
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wanted Idea 81! 81; :; :;$E|;

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LODGES

:. i. Eagle River Lodge meets fsnir eI nail
second and fourth v 5GsTasgp 70 cor
lially invited n. Fin er, NJ.
j. Radcliffe, oee
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A party OF gentlemen from Port
Washington have organized hunt
ing and fishing club and have pur-
chased steam yacht and put it into
the Eagle chain of lakes here. The
boat arrived here Monday and was
put into the water and the owners
have been busy since then putting in
the boiler and engine. Three OF the
members of the club are here now.
They are Charles A Mueller, mayor Of
Port Washington, II. d. SchWin,
post master there and Ct. Betermann.
a wealthy berwer Mr.. Mueller and
Mr. Betermann are accompanied by
their wives This makes four steam
yachts now here, besides the steamer.
Eagle, which can also be used for ex-
curSions. All Of these can take pas
sengcrs from the dock right here at
the village and pass up through the
chain OF lakes for Il distance OF TWEEN
ty-fve miles, which makes q very
pleasant excursion. These, with the
row boats which can be got here, fur
nish Il pleasant diversion for the
tourist, and, with the excellent fish
ing, makes Eagle River Il popular re-
sort for the tourist in search of a
pleasant place for u summer outing.
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COUNTY OFFICERS, ETC.
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Terms of Court.
Munlclpal court .leets on call,
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Several Of our business men arc
taking advantage Of the mills clos
ing down, and ut the same time fur
nishEg work to the men who would
otherwise be without employment, to
clear up farms which they have re-
Gently purchased near here. Among
the number who already have crews
at work clearing land or who are in
tending to begin at once are Mart
Hirzel, Sam Walters and JOS. Nema-j
check. Besides these, several of the
men who have places of their own
have gone out to work on them and
are busy clearing up the land. The
shutting down of the mill has been a
severe blow to the town but it may in
the long run turn out to be an adyan
tagc, as t is turning the attention Of
many to the agricultural capabilities
of this locality.
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gYSince 1878 there have been nine
epidemics of dysentery in different
parts of the country in which Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, was used with perfect>suc-
cess. Dysentery, when epidemic, is
almost as severe and dangerous as Ash
attic cholera. Heretofore the best ef-
forts of the most skilled physicians
have failed to check its ravages, this
remedy, however. has cured the. most
malignant cases, both of children and
ADULTS, and under the most trying con-
ditions, which proves it to be the best
medicine in the world for bowel COM
plants. For sale by r. Beardsley,
Druggist.
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Bucklen's Arniel SalVe.

JOHN GREEN
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These Goods are Direct from New York City.
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PRIMROSE VESTS BIC MlSsrRt, :,


rms mastoC.nic organization, embracing
All the best 'lent in the realm of min.
sirelsy, and e. Of su,h ,ro,or,t,,,.,
requires brains nd wc,l,b 70 ',,,,,r0,
any degree OF seeess and vat p.,,, "'a''
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slrelsy. have fcslcsslv onro,,nol., Inn.
. on" ""fppear here ut Sweeney
nco and night. 1t IL, u,,,,.o,,,,,. ,''''
ton of new minstps, ,a,,.
as II does a corpuiet ,,o,, ~, ''''s
investment of capita go, III btsldes an
rose 4 West have atns"dA only Prim-
fortune Is alone repisn'',tdd no, n small
,hmns and III. scenit ~ 49, IN the cos
he even more gorgcou'ttteN'S are SAID TO
EfandtSt spcctaclos ennaH some OF the
NoW to make public c., ~ IS with
various stages of negrd,nt1.Ilson SONS OF the
Us iirst introduction as n,'lslfelsy, from
to the highest atiuinlnn, entertainment
and incidentally to siil up 10 date
their bank account btFthar Increase
West offer 10 the renoroms iIimroso Il
sest Kind OF a festival. VIII uplc the big
includes all the good thin,' ny me way,
anu present and some Re, pi me past
Mhat The future viii recot.iue lucas as TO
10 command agreeable consfZe IN order
III
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WILL CELEBRATE.

The Greek calendar is twelve days slow
or Tim that used in this country. there
fore today is written March 25. 1t is u
holiday with the representatives OF that
country. as IT is the anniversary of the
Independence of Greco To-day the Greek
population in ilouston-about twenty In
number. VIII meet at the store of Pole
inanAkos Bros. corner Of Main street and
Prairie avenue, and celebrate In true Gre
clan style The entire nay, While patriotic
HpustoniAns are working at the pclfs
Will be devoted to pleasures. In speaking
OF the affair Mr, Me Nanthos one OF the
Greeks living IN Houston said; We are
MT numerically stronc and are far from
our native land, but we will gather To-
gether and properly rejoice AS the occl-
SION demands. Were we greater IN num-
hers our celebration would be OF public
nature. W. ARE patriotic and love the
day OF independence as much as the
American and on this occasion we viii
be glad to have our friends call and join
l.
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CHRYSANTHEMUM CUl
April is the Proper Month
Out Plants.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FALL
The De PelchIn Faith Home Has
Announced the Prixes-Soms
tural Directions.
Written for The Post.

Written for The Post.
The season has arrived when chr
mum growers who expect to hay
display OF the Autumn Queen"
must no longer put of the attent
their plants should have, but get
In real earnest.
April Is perhaps the best mont
out plants in beds. but It must be
TO in time. for continued procras
such as some people fall into the
VIII result in mortifying defeai
lowing valuable time to elapse and
accomplished in the garden. DO
off for another month matters viii
attention now, but the right thiT
be attended 10, and the right ii
ployed to do It. This IL the key
success is chrysanthemum cultu
when surrounded by further de
Integers of this theory. success of Il
est order is bound to follow.
The chrysanthemums II you wal
fine are very strict task masters. l.
will strew themselves around you !
eous array and bestow crowns of be
garlands II you have given them
kindness their merit deserves. The
hnthemum show held last year
out many determinations and res
from those in attendance to try tn
In earnest. attempting success e'
some OF the beautiful specimens ex
1t is hoped that the warmth of
thusiasm has not met cooler IN
that these good intentions now at y
OF actual operation viii be carfii
effect with as much interest as Il
played In the admiration of last
flowers. There is now to be
months OF cultural attention appli
fore we are allowed to see any II
these magnificent flowers, hut the
OF them in our minds eye. when al
flowers are gone, should be In
enough to commence now that In u
may pluck flowers not only for OF
use, but also enjoy some little pride
ftbiting them as the results OF Oh
skill In culture.
Houston has had object lessons
1t least to increase the number of
growers. II not the excellence Of tn
ers themselves, but q faithful atten
surely bring success In the latter
ladies OF the DePelchin Faith Hon
eet forth in . skillful INC nner a pr
list for the show to be held next Nov
which should be encouragement sui
in 4 remuperative way even u the Y
in the bowers themselves y moi I
y ~ q - ty-sve psiaes = -
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HOUSTON Tt-RNVEREIN.

The annual meeting OF the Houston
Turngerein took place yesterday morning
nj 10 o'clock Mt Turner Han. The follow
ine officers were elected for the ensuing
year;
y. I.angerinsnn; treasurer, A. Drummer:
secretary. NJ. kaitmann.
llirectorsl.. u. Schultz. II. Kriecham-
mer. Y. Juenger. III. q. Schneider, Hy.
Eossc, Charles Hermann.
The reports Of the old officers showed
the Yercln in "A flourishing condition fnau-
cially and in point of membership.
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4 nor,sTONIAN SOON TO WED

Invitations have been received In this
city to the welding of Mr.. Thomas pinck-
ney McC;owen and Miss Lula Curl Altman,
which Will take place in York. Ala, at
7;N O'Clock on the evening OF Thursday,
April lf at the First Presbyterian church
The bride Is the daughter Of W. A. Alt
man of York. Ala. The groom Is wel
known in Houston, where he tesides, he
ing engaged as travelling salesman for
r " Hcltman & Co. AFTER the wedding
,li.s newly married couple viii take 4
short bridal tour and viii be al home
after May | nj 1910 Brazos street, this
oft u
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IRE coast ecin'ry Of Texas These en-
orace The agricultural. mechanical and
o o9fr m interests Of all thai section
Us coast directly, and the balance of the
Stat Indirectly.
rms league means business in every
urn urn !, makes. For this reason it deals
only IN facts and figures. It's principal
am Is TO develop the resources of The
coast country by filling it up with a Thrift
~ w ponulntion. ard 10 have this leading
ely on me coast Keep pace with the de-
NeleNment. II wants to make Houston the
great commercial and manufacturing CITY
OF the southwest. This is the one object
the league has constantly in view, II
seeks to do this by inviting the co-opara
tion OF home capital and by showing how
,.a,. canltsI can here be used TO ad-
vantnEt This 1t aims to do by giving in
detail the amount Of business now being
ione and the necessities for further in,
estmcnts II avoids cxaggcrations and
Ia's exclusively In wcl-developed facts.
IS every movement is n broad-gauged
Ne. II he's no fayorites to reward or
Y,,einles TO punish Every member of this
nIItne stands on an equal footing with
aI' concerned To use a slang term thts
r urue is yard wide and ali wool" No
IN ma or set of men can secure from this
~, C"s 81 any privilege that is not accorded
q. ~ Business leagne Is a business bureau
Of ng',, ~ lion' ann perpetual exhibitor
~ tts'r1i and acquired RESOURCES, 1t pre-
800 800, colitlnna@y an object lesson for
W., showing the Capacity and climate
VI oui state ana furnishes desired nfor,n
a tioh lom whatever source requested In
l I meth 1t focuses the business RAYS Of
iioustols entire business interests nj an
seem r"t NJ, SO high that its light may be
,,ai itt guinness league is Houstons Bar
yn3l,A, ,,s is "enlightenins the world
~, ~ ~ W siion. Although hut ono |
, ,l hhselapsed since It's new visitors
TX, wa opened, twenty-six States of |
~ ms ,'loh re already represented there. |
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Office of

Office of
Commissioner of Agriculture. ~
Statistics and History,
Austin, Texas. March y!
To All Whom 1t May Concerns;
This is to certify that the
BANKERS LIFE INSURANCE
PANY OF NEW YORK
has in all respects fully compiled q
laws of Texas as conditions pEes1
its doing business in this State, v
said company holds a certificate
thority from this office emitting u
business in this State for twelve
from the LIST day of January. IN
Slst day OF December. 1926.
Given under my hand and seal Y
in Austin. the day and date fEJ
written. Robt. L. Pa1
NL.S.) Acting Comms
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Unclaimed EMPRESS PACKAGES.

The following express packages re-
NAMED uncalied for at the various ex-
prcss offices AT the close of business hours
yesterday.
Wells. Fargo K CO.'S Expross-w ].
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ooamaly. u f Craig. T G. Colbert. C.
" Cox q q prier. L.. Gerhard q; Ifcv-
dqn X. ;. Hickman, 7. HALEY. j. II. Hici,-
man, V Lemon, q. I.emmel. I'd Lee, II.
+. Murray George Murray, j Martl, y.
y Mayo. {. McKoc L. n Newton,
Charl'ss Plant. H. Quinn. i. n REYNOLDS,
T. Eohiuspu V. $ Sperrick " v
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~ Rush n u, Brink X 90. Nj i. Mar
low Sarah Williams, II. peNauN. q. 4.
skinner Mrs. \. +. pell<e j II. Howard.
= Patkcr A J. Hall. William Hiewine,
Nilliam Stniz, j, Slbcrberg. q A. Bush,
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White ". ID. Rra. Mrs. J. T. Cannon,
H. \. Beatty Lou Shirk. j. ~ Gamhall,
-. L. McReynods y. 9. seltz Emma
oliver. T. W. Barnes, W, G. Twyman,
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absolution pronounced by the priests would
be of no avail and his sins would not be
forgiven. He would only, add anoher 10
his sins in the sin OF sacriieEe-
The speaker then proceeded 70 SHOW how
the very act of confession helped ts pro
duce sorrow for sin and a resolution OF
examples within his own knowledge and
passages OF scripture, particularly THAI ol
Adam in his first fall The Lord called
upon Adam in the garden, not because He
did not know whore Adam was, but In
order that Adam might confess his in,
and upon his confessng it "A Redoeii'l
WAS promised On the other hand. whel
the Lord asked Cain where his hrothc'
Was, Cain denied his guilt and was ac
cusnd.
The speaker then read from ST. John. XIX,
l9-23 to show how the power to forgive
sin was conferred upon men. and eN-
planned that In the forgiveness of sin the
priest acts only as the agent OF God. and
hence the validity OF the act IL not affected
by the snfulness of the agent.
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FOSTERS
Predictions Of the Next S,
the Grea

81 Joseph. Mo-, Apr
MY last bulletin gave
continent from April 4th /,
Pacific coast about the 18th,
18th. great central valleys IL
This disturbance viii inau
and cool waves will be of les.
be a feature OF the week, ri
half of the month.
Warm wave Will cross IN,
trail valleys 18th. Eastern Sta
country about the 18th, great
PR
There has been a great r,
-" feel THAT we know less tod,
ntW .en years ago."
Les love is quoted from a
tional 'eather bureau and Is
amors those scientists who h
To discover our own error,
have to deal and the above ii
are not entirely lost to the ,r
Continuing. Professor Ha,
rain formation. and we have
temperature, humidity, rainfa
IN cyclones and anu-cyclones.i
Hazen is one Of the oldest
bureau and the above admissic
the ablest scientists that couI
dollars. must come as n surpl
Professors Able and Haze
work and Investigation in the
on the theory that heat is the
in our atmosphere.
For fifteen years 7 have he
public press that they hai sini
ing only a result. Now comes
wrong, that they must seek n
All these terrible mistakes
and therein is a very serious
ha1t.,.z ,A..:
..i,.o. '-'''e'''' % 'ein
=,
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foretelling the weather by w,
attain to long range forecasts
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IN sHEARN METHODIST CNURCH.


The Shearn church was beautifully deco
rated yesterday with all manner of be-
coming flowers and evergrccns i'll com
memoration Of tie Easter occasion and
the spacious auditorium was taxed to its
utmost with splendid congregation, The
music was especially prepared tor ina
uay and it was very lille indeed. Rev, j.
j. rieort. II ID. OF Nashville, Tenn oe-
cupcd the pulpit and he delivered 4 mas
terry sermon upon The Dominion of
tnrist over Death and the Dominion of
tAe Soul OF Man over sin.
The whole OF the discourse was lucid,
profound and evangelical in its expos-
lion and application. Dr, risert is yet il
young man but he is one of the ahlest
ministers in the South. He Is widely Gull
uNated, chaste, gifted and impressive. To
hear him Is a rare treat. The pastor, Or.
Rankin. announced that Or. TEert would
preach al p. m. ard p. M every day
This week. At the close OF the meeting he
viii attend the Epworth league AT san
Antonio. lie is on that programme for a
special address. This is the doctors first
VISIT 10 the city. ana he had II fine occa-
sion yesterday The services at night were
very Interesting also.
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PERsoNAL. MENTION.

/ Man,ooth Of I.ufkin is in the city.
NJ Randolph of huntsville is in the
Mrs, Anna d llearne of Austin is In
John orchard of Lulins arrived in tho
riiy hast uighy
u Hargraves Of san Antonio arrived
IN tho c.ty last night.
Hon. John L.. McComb has returned
from Franklin very much improved in
Mrs j W. Coolidge of Ardmore. l. T..
has been In the city since Friday, being
raied here by the sad death OF her little
grandson, While Ellis son of Nj and
Mrs. " T. Ellis Of Waller Texas Mrs.
Ellis was formerly Miss Rose Golledge.
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ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS.

Our engraving department is complete
J. j Pastoriza, Printing and Lithosrapn.
Ing Company. Houston.
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the finest soda water IN tbe
Bursheims Drug Store, '"' y at
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FOR ovER-INDuLGL,.,
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s, ~ preserves aa,ry and renews tn vi,,,,,,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-06
CHRIST CHURCH SERVICES.
Easter Festivities of the Sunda,
Schools of the Parish.
sUPERlNTENDENTS' ANNUAL REPORT
-Four Hundred Childten Participate In
the Procession and Impress,ve
Ceremonies.

1t is a very pretty and editying custom
that marks the celebration Of the glorious
festival OF Easter BY the children Of the
sunday schools OF Christ CEpiscopaD
.hnrcu parish. Long before the hour sci
Tor the services yesterday evening tbs
spacious edifice CT Texas aveume ard
Fannin street was crowded from c5lanrel
10 vegtihuie with an audience Of all de-
combinations. who had come 10 wiiress tfe
.eautitul services ARD participate n the
aappy ceremonies. From the belfry Tie
sweet chimes rang out their clear notes
IF sacred music. while the AMY Of little
children g2iiy a;ttred in charming cos
tunes, formed for the procession in the
Parish hogsa-
II was $50 o'clock when tire procession
pf nearly four hundred children cornf,os
sns the sunday school Glasses. eccolng.a-
MED by taesr teaehers came ont 81 tie
Parish house. The long co3ariu o. whit
rot,ei little cnes with aArds 9niely painted
banners streaming IL the ar. presented
pleasing picture as IL weuaa8 IS way
through ne crowded streets. uorfh 90 san
3ac.nto street q I'rsf.ss avenue ,a,.ce
lack 20 leEas aseE9e and over ~ tHa
main entrance Il tae saU-gh. ~ tac
ehlrch door .Ge sarF.lGt.7s choir MellF.!
t;e procession sni p-oe.~iis-l 80 .h- man
ais.e - a l9si iion iil 'nr ca4"ce4 "H-f-
tSETG-t. Christian S1,dtcts- W-s S41.
whi}e toe rts.drea eu4utvrln< bed - iiesr
p-NS ess4AsH-% . ITEM. A. a- eall1rt-
pssseq along .7 froat VI sAs a.;Ar e4cn ~
the Sro'4Ts presented the.r 1rir.eranr
Il Gowcrs Tnl.h S--e co5l.-rtt. gst
rsa,-eC ~ :. {, zas- forming l lascly cross
x AAs4 -.N.s .sa.a@ ina cfraT ~ was
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