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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-08
% 81. HELEN AVENUE,

TACOMA June u, 1885
W Dear Friend; Your most welcome letter
just az hand and ] think you are so good to
answer promptly, for, Of course, you under
stand the mental condition l was in until
heard from you. - am preparing my
tice might have 70 start on. l am glad you
see as I do that 3. owes me something; that
what l have given him can never be repaid.
But ] an shocked that he st times does not
seem right. Perhaps that report has been cir
Culated b. his enemies in the church-Mrs
French, Tor instance. Did Mrs. Davidson sug-
her? - ' -
B. is never at his study Monday and does not
always attend the club; that is his day off
Now, have determined before hearing from
You that, although l live near him or wi tn
him. / shall never again allow any demonstra-
ton of any kind. was wrong to ever allow
IL, and OF course, l shall not change, for l can
not, toward him. II l cannot enter kindergar-
ten I shall study stenOgraphy, which might do
as well. How glad shall be 10 see you and all
the other faces ! used TO love, do not think
Frank can loan me anything. He has spent
two months salary lately on the house and
clothes LOT himself have written 10 B. Tor
$50; have not yet received an answer. think
he viii send II; if not, viii try TO raise j. 9TH
erwise.
know that God rules and I fear that lately
! have been in q very rebellious mood, not
against him, but against people who are his
voice And my heart has hardened toward
mankind but perhaps l am wrong. There
must always be war wsged in the land when
the depths are stirred. T. wrote me that she
was grestly annoyed B. when last she saw
him. That he looked well (fne), and he mad
no trouble and was getting on nicely. l was
glad about Mrs. f ] am sure they must be
happy 10 have you back. Remember me to
them.
There are many things l viii talk about
when 1 see you, which hope may be soon. II
you see 2. and he asks you what l want money
for, tell him everything and adyise him to send
il. The mountain Is beautiful this A. ". l
have new bedroom set in my room; looks
nice. Kitten sleeps with me, and we are great
chUms. Now she is doing better generally.
Said to send her love TO you, which all the
going away 10 the City. She has Addle. You
must forgive me for adding sorrow to your
heart, and believe that yet my only happiness
Is IN the communion / have with my Lord.
WITH love, IS ever yours. MATTE D.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-08
Lot No. 1==LadieS' Jackets.

assorted lot Jackets including
colors Tan Browns Blues
did cloths this be
all that
We
them in this fghtfu
cut in price.
Come o'clock possible.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-08
SANTA CRUZ DIVISION Marrow Gauge.

SANTA CRUZ DIVISION Narrow Gauge).
S;i0A Newark, CenterviIle. San Jose FELTON,,
Boulder Greek, Santa Cruz and Way
Stations. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0f50I
s2:15P Newark. Centerville San jose New
Alraden, FELTON,. Boulder Creek,
Santa Cruz and Principal Way
Stations. Observation-Disclosures I1:20A
4:I5p Newark. San jose and Los Gatos.... S:5eA
tIf:a5P Hunters Excursion. San Jose and
Way Stations. t7:20P
COAST DIyiSiON crhird & Townsend Sts.)
6:45A San Jose and Way Stations (New
Almaden Wednesdays ony),...... 1:s5P
S;l5k San Jose. Tres Pilos. Santa Cruz,
Pacific Grove, Paso Robes San
Luis 0bispo Guadalupe and Prn-
ciral Way Stations .............. 7:O5P
IGiAeA San Jose and Way Stations. ....... Scoop
II;45A Palo Alto and Way Stations. 3:3Os
-2;3OP San jose Gilroy, Tres Pinos Santa
Cruz, Salinas, Monterey and Pacific
Grove Observation-Disclosures. sI0:4OA
.3:tOP San Jose and Principal Way Stations 9;41A
"4;30r San Jose AMI Way Stations. ........ +9:c9A
5:39p San Jose and Way Stations. ........ sS:ASA
6:30P San Jose and Way Stations. ..... G:.ljA
fl1:45P San Jose and Way Stations. ...... t1.45I
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-08

mind b. found me in better than anything
else. In fact, am very miserable this p NJ,
ana burden you, as usual Forgive me. Per-
haps some time can write differently. =
trust some day you may meet B. and learn
mat he at last has risen higher than l: that he
IS happy. Let me know this. There, l have
written and cried enough
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-08
One
Dollar
Each.
Lot No. 2==Misses' Capes.

About hundred cap for girls between the OF and B
includes Astachan
ar broken lines and some another but all sizes will
child wearing
i. These the bargains list
The sale ends promptly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07
THE SUNDAY SERVICES.
DIR. KERR on FANIAk RELIGION
Ar THE FIRST CHURCH.
Rev. DR.. Hyde breaches an Interesting
Sermon at the Third Church-Dr.
Cooper at the First Baptist.

on Sunday morning Df. Kerr preached
on Family Religion" Text: joshua
xiv. 10. LAS for me and my house, we
will serve the Lord"
Joshua was the great military nero or
Israel. and these were the last words
of the valedictory address OF the aged
warrior at the close OF the wars OF con-
quest I'm which he had led the army OF
God. II emphasizes thef Importance OF
religion in the home.
The family is the Oldest OF all lnstitu-
tiOns. is Gods own organization and Is
and state. The status OF any Church
or nation Is determined by the family
life OF its members. The Church OF God
existed first in a familyi Jhe family -
the citadel of virtue ami all morality.
Here character ~ made and character
H. the most potential element I'm human
society. Children are born citizens OF
the nation 10 which their parents belong,
and so the offspring Of Christians are
by birth members or the visible church.
In the nation junior citizens acquire tull
privileges on attaining maturity, II they
possess the moral qualifications when
keep them from being utGer the ban ol
law, and children OF the church, coming
70 years OF discretion. are admitted 10
the communion II they snow a consistent
life
a
home In winter without Fireplace ana
a fire
BY religious instruction ana example
Christian character IS formed wniie me
child's nature is plastic. While the
clay IS soft II may be shaped into a
useful and beautiful vase, but when once
the clay is hardened IN the furnace, II
the shaping has been badly done, IL IS
impossible 10 repair serious defect Win
out crushing n. grinding II 10 dust. ana
moulding D. anew. Ana then II can
never be entirely strong.
On this first Sabbath or the year }
urge the Importance OF family religion
upon an parents beseeching them 70
teach their children the Bible, the Cate
chism of the Church, and number OF
the best hymns. and 1 enJoin upon every
b father the duty 10 have iamiy PRAYER
daily in his home, making his readlns
/ and rrayers brief. and securing the AZ
tendance not only OF the children nut me
/ servants as well. lie Is responsible lot
I the piety OF his household and tney are
I "a fock of which God has made hrn the
| shepherd and pastor, and Tor MS care
I N them he must give an account AT lasl.
ON account Of the united communion
/ ~ All the Presbyterian churches At Dr'
Hoge'S church on sunday evening, lr.
/ Kerr omitted his evening service ana MS
/ lecture on Palestine. Next sunday hlsh'
/ he will speak on Scenes III Gallee'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07

The regular semi-annuai examination
for the grades Of clerk and carrier M the
Richmond. Va. office. Will be- held IN
the Custom House on Tuesday, February
4 1886. commencing at o O'Clock 4. NJ.
No application for that examination VIII
he accented after O'Clock z. ~ on We'd
nesday' January Is. 1896. No person
shall be examined for the position Of
Ietter-carrier, il under tweniy-cne or
over forty years of age. and no person
shall be examined for any other position
i'm the classified postal service II under
eighteen years OF age.
The Civil-Service Commission takes TINS
opportunity Of stating that the eXamina-
lions are open TO all reputable citizens
who may desire to enter the postal ser
vice. without regard to their political al
hl,ations. All such citizens are invited
n amply. They will be examined
Graded and certified with entire impair
tiaIitv. and wholly without regard TO
their political views. or 20 any considera-
ZION. except their efficiency, as shown
nv the grades they obtain in the exami-
nation. For applcation-blanks, fun IN
structions. and information relative 10
the duties and salaries Of the different
positions apply at the post-oifice. 70 the
secretary OF the board.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07

Rev. Mr.. Illusions Sermon at Pine-street
BAPTIST Church.

Notwithstanding the extremely cold
weather Of Sunday large congregations
attended the services at Pine-Street Bap-
tist church. In the morning the pastor,
Rev / y. Hutson. preached an excellent
sermon on How TO BE Happy taking
his text from the first verse Of the thirty
third Psalm. Rejoice in the Lord, O, We
righteous. for praise is comely FOR the
upright" At night the pastor exchanged
nulpits with Rev. W r. Jolly. pastor or
Randolph-Street Baptist church. who
preached on "The Truth of the Bible, %
and took as his text a part OF the seven
teenth verse OF the seventeenth chapter
of John. Thy word is truth.
At the close of the morning service four
persons were received into the church.
At o'clock in the afternoon the ami
versary of the Cheerful Workers was
held This was the first anniversary OF
this little band Of workers. who are labor
Ing I'm the cause OF missions. and the re-
port OF the president was very encourag-
ing. showing large increase I'm mem
bership and that the society had during
the past year contributed clothing TO the
value Of $l5 for the little girl of mis-
sionary in the Indian Territory, besides
other amounts 10 other mission causes.
The society. which is composed Of little
girls. was addressed by Rev. T.. Y. Null
Inns. who made an interesting talk on
China
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07
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Rheumatism. Kidney and All Blood ana
Nerve Diseases Cured by Munyon's I'm
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Mrs. IL. ID. A. Henning. 1000 Holl.ns
street. Baltimore. Md, says: Ny
daughter Louisa suffered from eataFfn
of the nose and throat for five years or
more. Every morning her nose was
completely stopped up with mucns. and
she suffered from pain and pressure
across her forehead sneezing. and rails
ing mucous from the throat, difficulty In
breathing. and heaviness across the
chest. tried several physicians and
different kinds OF treatment but she
found no benefit. Finally, | began treat
ing her with Munyon's Catarrh Rene
dies. and in a short time she was COM
pletely cured. and has never had syiilps
tom since"
Are you willing to spend 80 cents Tor
a cure that positively cures catarrh. by
removing the cause OF the disease? IL
SO, ask your druggist for a . cent bottle
of Munyon's Catarrh Cure and a % cent
bottle OF Catarrh Tablets The Ca
tarrh Cure will eradicate the disease
from the system and the Tablets VIII
cleanse and heal the afflicted parts and
restore them to natural and healthfui
condition.
MUNYON'S Remedies contain positive
cures for all diseases. AZ all druggists.
mostly y cents.
Personal letters TO Professor Munyon.
1898 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. an
swercd. with free medical advice for any
disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07

the cause of our unbeief We 10 not take
the contents of the envelope ahd iesa
them for our good. but we cover .is
transparency with the him OF our OWL
seliishness. We make idols OF the Ten,
poralities, for their economic uses anu
their market value When we cannon
do that we complain of the unreality "
divine things. 4 cannot see God IN my
business, says one, because you nave
incrusted yourself with ii and made IL
the end OF all in life.
NO wonder that living in sriritCdl
mndedness is Ike living in a phantasm
that cannot sustain a vigorous practlcai
life. We do not spirtualile temporal
things Now, open the envelope. and take
off the film from the transcar ency, and
be as unsefish "a possible, ana see what
remains from all the mutations OF last
year. The best experiences OF lifes 10Y,
sorrow. friendship. truth, reality There
never was a time when q man can Tess
afford to separate himself from MS iel-
low-men. We need each other; fut
high premium on your church-fellowship
THE OLD BOOK STANDS.
Duty. Many of our perplexities be
come clear in the light OF and the loyalty
to duty Follow the principle OF right
doing at any sacrifice. Gods word. LIS
ten TO the sound of the archaeologa,sgto ~, y
spade digging out Of the earth OF S,P'
wears ago stones and monuments confirm
ing the old Biblical verities. Hear the cry
of the bittern sailing amid the Hooded
palaces of Babylon. Listen TO the song
OF the fisherman spreading his net where
Tyre once sat a proud queen. eaten the
wall of the Jew. in the city or MS
fathers. Then tell me whether the Old
BOOK does not stand in promise and IN
threat ,.e.t...
when in troublous times, amid snii'lnt,
scenes faintlng hearts, dying friends, our
hearts cry out Who Will show us any
good?' May we hear the living Christ
who shakes all transient things. but re-
mains Himself mistaken. LOOK uhtv NE
+ am lie that liveth. was dead, and am
alive forevermore. and have the KEYS
OF death and Hades.
Blessed is he that shall not be OF
Tended I'm Me. blessed are all they 'na'
nut their trust = Him.
The music which was very tnely rem
dered by the choir. included the Tie Deum
i'm b minor Of Dudley Buckle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING 900 rATToNs or
MONEY.
Offerings and safes az tne Richmond To-
bacco Exchange Internal Revenue
Coiiections-Forcign Advices.

NEW YORK. Jan G-Wali erect
frs impUlSc at the opening OF business
Al the STOCK Exchange was 10 Day itochs ,
Secretary Carnsic's ceruncatc Tor bona -
had been favorauiv received. r3tr,
from "a TO D, followed sugar the Gran
gers Manhattan and western tmost'
were most prominent me more IN
street looked into ihe new bond. now
over. m, less b. 4ked 80. and during tne
greater part of the session hqWnatohS
were quite pronounced. BANKERS were
not disposed 10 talk about me mat',I.
and 10 was Impossible 10 OBTAIN an! tnhlb
official as 10 the attitude OF tnc MOI 'sa'.
synMcate statements were current '"a'
John A. stewart OF the Dni.ed o'ae,s
Trust Company, lnttnotu tolihi"h .'"
combination Co take block oI thtF'
bonds bat tlis could not pc comm iii'.'
About the only thins ABOUT "Iicn 'n'lo
seemed To- Doe any unanlmliy OF ooil''o.i
was that the uncertainty 'n 1h"Hcial
circles had been EXTENDED ioll "iotucl
thirty days. ln the afternoon Hau".
there was renewed pressure 20 cen, on
fho announcement from washington that
the senate Finance Committee had adopt
ga "a free coinage substitute Tor the Rouse
bond BIN. ana intended TO tamper with
ne e,,gsr srn,dule. Inc statement mat
Lazsrd Frcrers and H. Won houman a.
Co intended forwarding the Si.1uu.uno
sold when had been detained mere on
london orders by next wednesday
steamers also nurt the market IN tine
late trading THE impression ls mat
further large amounts VIII Toe shipped
during the coming thirty days. gnc
decline I'm stocks ranged from ] TO % per
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07

Very Rev. Father Willibal. o. S. b.,
pastor Of St. Marys hurch. Sunday read
TO the congregation the following status
OF the spiritual life OF that church dur
ing the year just clos1l: There were 81
baptisms, 81 first communicates, and -
We're confirmed, 8 marriages. There
were, including the death Of the RI.
Rev Bishop Seidenbusch, who died here
on a visit during the summer. 81 deaths.
There were 1850 holy communions re-
ceived during the year including GOO
during the Forty Hours Devotion, and
700 during the late mission for young
people.
Father Willibald expressed himself as
pleased with the work and spiritual
standing Of ST. Marys congregation, and
hoped and prayed for their continuance
therein.
TIE financial statement Of the church
will be given out next Sunday probably.
Yesterday being the Festival Of the
Epiphany. there was high mass and
benediction at 0 A. NJ
st. Mary's School will open to-day
after the Christmas holidays
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07


CHICAGO. ILL. Jan. G-More atten-
tiOn was paid TO the election OF orncers
of Board of Trade than td regular busl-
ness to-day, although trade was not en-
urely neglected. Prices had ntte sup
port at any time. the Government re-
port Of Saturday raising the ngures on
the last crop having communicated q
very discouraging tone 10 the ma-,et.
There was a rally during the morning
on the stocks at Milwaukee. showing q
large decrease, but when II was learned
that the reduction was caused by an
elevator being declared Irregular, the
II Odcrate gain was lost May wheat
opened at 5slkc.. sold between ynkc and
INc. ana closing at 5JQJI%c., asU1c.
under Saturday Cash wheat ruled irm
and -. higher early. but closed weaker,
with the futures.
Corn The Government report was con-
sioered favorable 10 holders OF corn, and
although the market to-day was not
always free from the influence OF wheat.
10 was nevertheless affected by me .e-
port May corn opened al 2Snc., sold
between 2sisN2safc.. closing AT ISL Q2S7-c..
a shade higher than Saturday. cash
corn was steady.
Oats-Ihe stcadincss OF corn was benc-
fetal 20 oats, as il prevented them from
participating 90 any great extent IN the
weakness of wheat a moderate busl-
ness was transacted. May closed a shade
higher than Saturday. Cash oats were
ltc. per bushel higher.
PROVISIONS Products moved upward to-
day. The early ana late reports rom
the yards were encouraging. as they
quoted strong market ana higher prices
for hogs. Material gains took place IN
everything bur pork. The close was
214.c. higher Tor May PORK and PIC.
higher for May ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07

AT the . O'Clock mass on Sunday, at
the Sacred Heart church. the pastor con-
tinued his instructions on the sacrament
of baptism, his subject being The
obligations OF Sponsors At the high
mass the assistant pastor preached upon
the Alteration of the Infant Savior by
the Wise Men" At S II. n. the SER
vices of the Holy Name Society took
place. when the pastor briefly addressed
the members on the Importance Of a
retrospect of the past year, ana It's apph-
cation to Improvement i'm that just be-
ginning. The attendance was large con-
sldering the extremely cold weather.
After very animated and closely con-
tested election on Friday evening last
the following officers were chosen for
the Young Mems Union for the current
quarter: President. Edward l.. Ryan,
Vice-President. John j. Wade Secretary
CHARLES J. Mccullough; Treasurer. Dew
mis- O'Sullivan. Mr. McCull0ch declln-
ing 10 serve as secretary August j.
uaIbleib was elected 10 fll the vacancy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07
{ End.
rsate
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. G.-Flour quiet and
generally steady, winter wheat. low
grades. S2.2jQ2G5. fair 20 fancy. $3.50
@.3U. patent. S3.4JN375 Minnesota clear,
S2.lJ02 30, patent, SO. lju3JO, low extras,
s. 25l z6j. Southern flour quiet ana
steady, common 10 fair extra, S2.lOQ2bO;
good TO choice 10. S2aou3rp.
Wheat fairly active and easier, NO
red. store and elevator. O9iac.; afOat ,lc.
Options were fairly active and Irregular
closing easy at aic. decline No TO
January. OGhc.; February, 6Hsc.' March,
CSC. May. t6i2c
Corn dun and ,1rm; No. =. 34Ac.. Gle
vator. 35ric afOat Options were duli
and firm at lsui4c advance; January
o3'sc.. May N4c.
Oats quiet and firm Options dull;
January, 23l2c. February, Z5sc.. Nay.
24hc. spot prices NO. 2. 33H4c.. No.
white. 24i2c., mixed western, 25'h12ii.c.
Hay firm and in fair demand. snip
ping 7On12c., good 10 choice. vuDoc.
Wool firm ana quiet domestic fiqece,
1GH22c., pulled, lJn34c.
Itef quiet and steady: family. $1,000
1850, extra mess, $500 $50, beef hams
dun at $3.50. tierced beef quiet. city
extra India mess. .Jc0lIO0, cut meats
steady, picked bellies, $40, shoulders
$3.50. hams, S9OOn925. middles nominal.
Lard firmer. western steam, 1913; city.
S'-lU'3u January. >J3J, nominal he
lean. SO 4O. compound. H.G2i@uj.0O.
Pork I'm moderate demand and ilrmer'
mess. 80 100000.
Butter-Fancy hrmer: state dairy. IA
pic. do creamery. lSn2p4c. western
dairy, 1101sc. Elgins. 2jc.
Cotton seed oil quiet and firm; crude
24n24i4c. yellow prime sc. do, OF
grades. nc.
Rosin dun. strained, common to good,
S1,62i2 90.
Turpentine quiet and steady at SOFA
3tc.
Rice quiet and firm. domestic 24n4c.
Molasscs firm and i'm fair demand. New
Orleans open Kettle good TO cnoice
21037c
Peanuts firm. fancy hand-picked, "a
045sc.
Coffee steady al 5u1O points up reb-
ruary. Sl315. March. Sl3.p. May, - 10
lf127O. September Sll.Sjull.9u spot
RIO dun and steady. NO. Z. $40.
Sugar-Raw quiet and nrm. Iair re-
filming. 3a-c Refined quiet at 1sGAc.
lower. of A. 4i201asc.. standard A, 4'tc,
graduated, itsujc.
Freights to Liverpool quiet; grain, by
steamer. $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. o., Jan. G.-Flour less
active and unchanged.
" heat quiet. steady, and unchanged.
Corn quiet ana barely steady, NO. 3,
white and yellow, nc.
oats quiet ana steady; rejected white,
track, 2Oizc.
Pork active and firm; mess, $3.50.
Lard firm steam leaf, SJ.ot2, Kettle
lard. Sj.57ia.
Bacon firm; loose shoulders. 5000 short
ribs S5.l2l2, short clear, SJ.5he, boxed
meats re- more.
Dry sailed meats steady and active
loose shoulders. Sl2J. short ribs, siJO,
boxed meats &c. more.
Whisky quiet and steady at SD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07

BALTIMORE. ND. Jan. G.-Flour
dul family. 31JN55O. winter wheat
patent S35503.S5. spring DO. S5.iO4SoV,
90. straight ci2l03.5p
Wheat dull and easy. No. red SPOT
ana January. Uoiac asked. March. Dh3
0G7a,c. May. 81. n6si4c. steamer No.
red. G4c. asked, southern. by sample.
- ICSc do on grades, '4u6lc
corn hrmer. mixed spot and January,
800. Q3g1sc.. February @3U33lsc, Marcn,
38l 033i4c.. May. 3i@ic.. buyers. steamer
miNt0. 5lasN3l%c. southern corn ~
a3c
oats firm. NO. . white, western, a4q
2ii.c.. NO. - mixed. western. 22la02ic
Rye-Nery little demand. NO. .. Slc.
Hay nrm. choice timothy, $1,000 asked.
Grain frdghts duis steamer TO Liver
nool Xad. per bushel FEBRUARY. CORK
for orders per quarter. 5s.3d.. January.
EQcs-Demand good a 24c.
Cofiee dull. NO :. $3.50.
Sugar steady. graduated Mo3.