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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

there will be a solem high ma s at 10 20
Father Burkard, SO, ceIebrant: Father
Hickey, 81, deacon; Mr.. Hogan, ST.,
Sub-dPacon.
On Wednesday next the Feast of the
I'm I'm aculate Conception ma s will be ceIe-
brated in ST. Mary's Church, California
street, at the following hours: $50, 1880
and O'Clock. Solemn high mass wi he
sung at IL O'Clock. A sermon appropriate
to the feast will be preached and speciaI
music rendered.
Archbishop Ricrdan has appointed Rev
Micha M. Koran assistant at St. Pat.
rick's Church, San Francisco and Rev
Mlchae! Garvey assistant at ST. Raphaers,
San Rafael -
The Most Rev. Archbishop will confirm
large class OF children in st. Joseph's
church, Howard and Tenth streets. next
Sunday afternoon, December II, at
o'clock
Very Rav. J. J. Prendergast, V. G.. will
preach at the mass In st. Mary's Cathedral
this morning
The fair to be held by ST. Peters Epis.
copal Church opens on the 6th.
tomorrow evening at the First Presbv.
terrain Church the monthly praise service
Will De neld, entitled IAN Evening With
Rossini." Music from ''Stabat Mater"
Following is the programmes:
H Organ ud prelude, ,andante; enthem, Holy,
tOuCAedle my Loving hl0QueSS, "Cu1uS
Amman" DR.. Graham; duet, "Power
Eternal" louis Est Homo" Mrs. Riggs and
Mrs eastman; organ >olo, Pas orale''; offer
tory, Through the Darkness" "Pro Peeeatis,' -
Nh Mcbride; soprano 500 and chorus,
when Thou CONTEST" "lnflammatus," solo,
Mrs. Riggs; organ posuude march. The
choir will be assisted by chorus of twenty
voices. Otto F.eissner, organst and choir
master. Sunday-scnool at 12:45 P. NJ. Y. P.
S. Z. E ats Us P. M PrayeT-meeung Wednes- .
day at 8 P NJ. Ali are welcome.
DR.. H. c. Minton of the San Anselmo
Theological Seminary has been secured bv
the Berkeley Pres byterian Church as puI
pit supply for the next four or five
month
Rev. Edwards Davis has rendered his
resignation as pastor of the FIRST Chris
tian Church in Oakland, TO take effectthe
1st of January, 1898.
Rev. DR.. Wood. the new supply pastor
OF the First Baptis. Church, will preach
hlS tlrsl sermon this morning.
The Episcopal Mission at Ocean ViAw
tostered by St. Luke's congregation. will
be consecrated to-day. Blsnop Nichols
will otficiate.
Rev. William MacCormack, who has for
some time past acted as assistant minister
OF 81. AIMS Church, Brooklyn, n. Y. hal
acccp ed call to the rectorship of All
Saints Church, Pasadena, and leaves
Brooklyn on the first of January TO as
sumo his new duties
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IsEDIsN.

BOI;N.
BACIGA UPI-Tn this city November 80 1897
u the We OF G!useppi Bacigalup. a son.
ANGWlN-In Nevada City, December / 1897 tn
the wife OF william Angwin, a son.
ALkAA\ DER-ln Arcata, ovember 81, 1897.
TO the wife of Adrain Alexander, a son.
BNRNE-In Truckee, November % 1897 10 the
wife OF George Bycne,
CIR NNNELL-In Arrayo Grande November 2s.
1897. 10 the wife of Charles Cranneu, sor
COR r Yin North san Juan, November 30
1897, TO the wife of George offey a son
EN- ERSON-T1 his CITY November 80 1897
20 the wife Of Charles Emerson. "A son.
FE NELLIE Eureka November %, 1892, to the
wife OF G Fenell, a n
FERGUSON-In Oakland December 2 1897 10
tnt wire OF Frank NJ. Ferguson. \ Tau mr.
GREEN-In this city. Novem Der 81 1897, TO the
VIII o. Frank b. Greea,
GLIB RT-In Chico Lecemter l, 1897 to the
vile OF w. w. Gilbert, a daughter
HGONER-Near Paicines November %, 1897 to
the wife Of George Hoover, a son.
HkS-In Grass Valley. November 30 1897
to the wife of George +. Hughes daughter.
b ARL NN-Near Winters, December 2. 1897 TO
the wife of j. l. Harlan, daughter.
HULSE-In tockton, december l. 1897 to fine
wife OF K. ii Use, daugh err
KIELHOFER-Iu 1ruckee. November 90. 1897
20 the wife of Louis Kielhofrr a son.
KERKIG Mn this CITY November Ia 1897
20 the wife OF William II. Kerrigan. a son.
MCC ORMICK-In this city. Dec Der 2 1897 TO
he wife OF J. I. Mccormick a son.
McDoNALD.Novem Der 81, 1897. to the wife OF
'prn }. Mcdonald, a daughter.
MCFARLAN In Eurexa November 81 1897
TO the wife of J. y. McFariane a SON
MCLLkN-In TIuckee, November So 1897. to
the wife of w. McMullen a son.
O'NkILL-In this city, December Q 1897 To the
wife of James ONeili, daughter.
OOSTERM Ann this city. Novem Der ( 1897
10 the wife OF j. J. OoSterman. a daughter
POWER-In Oakland November 80 1897 tn
the wife OF e Is. Power, a son.
RE1CHSTETTER-In tais city. Decsmbe /
1897 TO the wife of Harry Reic hstetter, a son
ROACH-Tn this city, November 70, 1897 to the
VIE o: Frank L. Roach. dnugh er.
ROBINSON-In this city. Move Der % 1897 tn
the wife OF j. Z. Robinson. a soE.
SHA W-December 3, 1897, 10 the wife of Lyie
shaw, a
SMITH-In thfs CITY November 27 1897 In Tho
wife OF Orrin &. Smith, a son
SPLl1Z-Dec mber /, 1897, TO the wife of Joseph
Splitz, = da,a enter.
SP+ LLINGBUkG-I Arcata, November 81
1897, 10 the wife of George spellin burg
dangntef
Va ORDEN-In Grass Valley. November 30.
1897. TO the wife of w. a. Van Orden. a daughteT
WARNtR-In Angels Camp, Novem Der 20 1897
20 he wi e OF Charles Warner, a sou.
WOJLi.El In THIS city Novembe. = 1897 IN
tn- VIE o. Robert VI Wooliev a daughter
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SAMU ELS-In Alameda December 4, 1897.
Ellzaoeth, widow OF the late DR.. w. r. G. sam
ueIs and beloved mother OF George D.. Ell H..
Charles L, Harry Il. T., Minnie and Ruey
eamuels, Hr'. Albert Benjamin of Australia
ano MIS- = hav nagh, native OF England, aged
oU Years months anu 10 DAYS
ES- NOTICE. OF 'une-al u-r.lf,-
IkIBLE-1n French Camp. November 90, 1897,
Newton Tribe native OF Georgia, aged 50 years.
WALLACE-Tn this city. December 4, lS3- Vim
cent wallace, a native OF New Iors, aged AZ
years.
"EBER-In this CITY. Dece m Der 4. 1897 Rich
ard ID U Weber, father o: Rich ard +. klverina
=, Mary T.. Aims r., Clara A. and Frank b.
Wto'r. native OF Boston, Mass, aged SO years
E8 Re mains at The pariors of y. Gray & Co.
GAL sacramento = rect
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Ocean Views New Cbnrob

Alter to-day Ocean View will have an
addltlonal place of worship for such of its
residents us belong to the Episcopal denomi-
nation. The Chapel OF the TRANSPORTATION
VIII be consecrated this afternoon at 3
o'clock by Bishop Nichols, assisted by Revs.
W. d: Moreland and w. c. Shaw, paso and
is situated.
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PROPOSALS.


RlDS WANTED - NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that sealed proposals will be received nv
the board of directors OF he Veterans Home As
soclation, at its office. room I3, go Sansome
street, an francisco, Cal. up TO 10 o'c.ock A NJ
saturday, December IS, 1897 and opened impa
dlaiely thereafter in The presence of bidders Z r
furnishing ana delivering quart ermaster and com
mlssary supplies for the We erans' Home Mana
count, Cat. for he six months commencing
January ], 1898, and ending June 80 SOS
ScheduIes with mo nation and Instructions Tor
submitting bids VIII be furnished VI on applica-
ton by the undersigned. Bidders will carefully fol.
low tn conditions of The schedules. no bid viii
re considered nnleSS II Is in accordance with such
schedule. Each bidder must accompany his hid
with a Certified check upon some welI-knowu ard
responsible banking house for leas: D per cent
o1 Tue amount OF his bid, payable John C. Cur
Tler' treasurer, conditioned that the bidder will
enter into a good aud valid contract upon notlce
OF acceptance, as required by law. The board re-
serves the right TO reject any all bids and to
order any quantity over uncer the amount
specified. '
Address J. j. SCOVTLLE, Secretary Veterans
II ONE association, room Is, 32U Sansome street.
San Francisco Cal
j. }. SCONILLE, Secretary,
BY order of the Board of Directors
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Allen, Angelina
An1r-. Jen ME L.
Ballard, Harriet ].
Barker Mrs. Cora
Barnhart. Henry
Eassett, LIZZIE
B-h, Mar:
Der ler. Joseph NJ.
Bra dv, I'll ya-t j.
Bro1ks, David
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A. NJ. and P. NJ, rmons
iby the new pastor.
{ A. NJ, Tried as by Fire.:
}P. NJ, 1.-The Christian
(Creed."
( A. NJ, "The Conquest OF
; the Cali can Carpen ter;
1P.M, "MoseS or Christ, Jew
Tor Christian, Which?"
T A. NJ. Father Macmillan,
"The Enemies OF the Con-
: # ssionaP; P. NJ, "Sanctify-
ing Grace. E"
A. NJ. Gospel of the day;
n M, vesperS, benedictlon
tand sermon.
{ A. NJ, "Giving of Aims;
IP. NJ, reading.
A. NJ, closing OF the mis-
lslon; P. NJ. benediction.
A. NJ, Gospel OF the day;
}P. NJ, benediction and YES
(pers. e
r A. NJ. the Gospel of the
/ day by Father Sardi, S. j.;
/ p NJ, THE Patriarchs and
the Redeemer," Father
Neri, :. j.
T A. NJ, Gospel of the day;
P. NJ. THE Kings High
way" lecture bv Father
| Yorke.
( M, "The Veneration of
the Blessed Virgin; P. NJ,
"The Mission OF the Bap-
| list"
: A. NJ, Forty hours de-
(votion.
+ A. NJ, "The Cross the
j Token of Our Saviour
( Loyalty to Cod; P. NJ,
The Devil and His An
gels"
( A. NJ, Let Brotherly
] Love Continue; P NJ, "a
( House Divided Against It
| self Cannot Stand"
AM. Praise Service; Pm,
}"Boniface the Apes tie OF
(the Germans.
A. NJ, special services; P.
IN, sermon by Professor f.
III. Foster,
T A. NJ, "a Church Filled
With the Fruits OF Right
Z eousness"; P. NJ, "Our
Wealth in the Riches of
| God"
( A. NJ, "The sacrament of
he Lords Supper; P. M,
("Fools."
} A. NJ. "Christ the Truth"
; AN" "oOn'eoF"tion."
{ A. NJ, communion; P.
}M., "On the Right Hand or
(tne Left?"
P. NJ, "Mixed NJ srriages."
{ AM, "The Root of jesse;
}P. M, I'm the PCrches OF
tBe the sds."
( A. NJ, "The Covered Re-
J vealed TIL e Hidden
; Known; P. NJ, "Enigmas
| of Life"
{ A. M, sermon by Rev. ].
}Stepheu; P NJ, sermon by
Grew. Mr.. Urmy.
T AN. "a Christian Worth
Wnil,"; P. NJ, Modern
Samsons Grinding in
Prison Houses"
! A. NJ, "Higher WHIP; P. :
IN. "Decision."
{ A. M. "The Consolation s
}oi Go -; P. NJ, "The Pearl :
tof Great Price"
{ A. n, sermon by J. W. c
}Phelps, D.D.:P. NJ, Three c
tPaces Forward. " c
! P. M. "Worship; What c
and How" c
A. NJ. "Thy Rod and They c
Comfort Me-; p. NJ. Dist c
ening to Gospel 6 lady aud c
Yet Lost" c
A. NJ. 1.-TWO Characters (
in PARALLEL; P. NJ. "What c
Kind of Preaching Does =
the Time Demand ?" =
{ A NJ, 'Who Is My Neigh c
6or?';, P, NJ. "Pro fitless, c
A NJ. reception of con- c
verts; NJ, al Cast 1t Into {
the Fir" and There Came :
| Out This Calf" {
{ A. NJ. "The Little Folks" c
q. M, "No ROOM for @
|, A. NJ, sermon by Rev. n. 2
y. 3. Shultz; P. NJ, sermon {
10y the pastor. {
A. NJ, communion. Q
A. NJ. The Greatest Good Q
in the World" Q
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o 9 0 g @
THIS DAY AT THE CHURCHES.

Baptist Church, Rev A. Woods
Y ST., near JoneS.i
Christian, Rev T Ford
fifth, nr. Howard
rch, Bush ST., }Rev. VIM. Gardner
: Scott.
niface German,
len Gate ave.,nr. FRANCISCAN Fathers
IS st.
,minic's church, r,.boE r Warren
ler and Bush Father J. G, Rourke
cts
Dame des Vic-)
$. Bush, near Marist Fathers
Cross Church, p..hJ McGiu+v
7 and Scott StS.i
lary's Church,)
fornia and Du' Paulist Fathers
( T na,lN w. hayes Jesuit Fathers
ames Church.
1ty third and Father Lynch
zero SITS.
~ CatneuIadi; Father Hannigan
'1I ave- anu Father PrendergaSt
ltation Convenp
eel Ellis and{
or streets.
ny Congrega-
IL, Bartlett St, SRev. w. G. Pond
Twenty. fifth.
hem Congre.)
maj Churen. Rev. w. H. Tubb
1tyfourth.
CongregationaD
CHI, Post andy g. c. Adams, ID.
IN streets.
nth Congrega)
IL Church, POst2 Rev. X. r. Lloyd
I, mr.. Webster.
ond Congrega.
II a, ohure d C Hen. fRev. P. Coombe
ST.
CongregationaD
CHI, Efficiently Rev. William RAIDER
I, near Mission.)
rneIius Episco-)
Chapel Pre- Rev D O. Kelly
4 of the Trans-)
alton, ocean{ Bishop Nichols
1e's, Clay streep
Van Ness ave-} Rev. w. III. Moreland
It. Temple, Bush p.hbi rsadora u,
ear Laguna. A
English Luth-)
Church, Geary,} Rev. E. Nelander
Cough.
New Jerusalem
CHI, Webster REV. ID. V. Bowen
Fillmore SITS.
rnia.St. NJ. Ed
CHI California; Rev.. w. Phelps
Frederick SITS. }
i VI. E. Church,
ion, bet. Sixth SRev. C. E. Locke
seventh.
NJ f. Church,)
lty first andy Rev. ]. n. Beard
streets.
d NJ. E. Church,)
,rd, bet Second{ Rev. J. A. B. Wilson
Third.
IN NJ E. Church,)
$ Il Buchanan Rev ]. stephens
is.
tn NJ f. church,
n Church and{ Rev w. NJ. woodward
ty-SiXth SITS.
V Presbyterian
IN. cor Powell REV. DR.. ]. Hemphill
IeaTy SIS.
United Presby.l
1hurSh, cold; }Rev. NJ. NJ. Gibson
st
PreShvtcrian
CHI, Oak andf Rev. F. R. Farrand
r SITS.
mister Presby-0
Ch a6 Dol cor; }Rev. S. S. Cryor, ID
rs.
t MemoriaD
III, Guerrero st. Rev w. f. DuSan
wenty third.
l d Unitarian)
n, Twentieth{ Rev. A. J. Wells
app SITS.
Unitarian)
h, Geary and} Rev. H. stebbins
Divine church,
teenth ST. mr. Rev. W. E. Cramer
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NOTICE TO CONTRA CTuRS AND BUILD
~ ers-Bds will be rete we'd up to DECEMBER
~ 1881 Tor Z-story brick building to be buIit
a. aio 10; For p ans and specifications apply
10 w. l. RHODE>, Architect Palo Al.o I'd
dress all Dds TO wM ) ZtlLEK, care OF J. !
MlkRlS, Palo Alto. All bidders must send Ger
tlhed checks 10 the amount of 10 per cent of their
olas Ine owner reserves the right TO reject any
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Fulton, Mamie
Gee, Mrs. r.ilzabeth
GRAHAM, Thomas J.
HAmmerm ann. Harry
Hale. William
Hayrssen, Dorathea NJ
Hol,ingsworth, W. J.
! avelle, Kitty Il.
Lewis. ISABELLA
Llsoy, Catherine
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blh -dlRRilG1i-DEAi.iA.

Bir h. marriage and death notices sent hy mail
VIII II OF be inserted. They mus be handed in at
either OF the pu bllcation offices and be iDdors4d
with the name and residenceo. pers ons authorfzsd
10 have the same published
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-15

In Paris nothing Is wasted not the
smallest scrap OF paper; that which
everyone else throws away here bo-
comes a source OF profit Old pro.
vision tins. for Instance are full OF
money the lead soldering is melted
down into cakes while the tin goes
10 make children's toys. Old Is
however bad. always contai tho
arch OF tho foot at least ieco
that will serve again and enerally
here are two or three Others IN tho
sole the heel and NJ tho back.
Scraps OF paper go TO tho cardboard
factory orange pool to tho marina.
lade make and so on. The ideas
suggested not always agreeable
and to see cker fishing orange
peel out OF Da5 ut Is enough to
make one iorswoar mar nalado-but
there Is worse than that Tho most
valuable refuse that which fetches
two francs the kilo-is hair; the long
goes to tho hairdresser while the
short is used among other things for
clarifying oils
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-15
HEEE AND THERE.

David, john ani Alma Rt.mu..en
nave been held at rricc, Utah Tor cattle
stealing
The citizens Of Pleasant Grove gave
their annual entertainment Tor the aged
and the widows on friday last. and it
was a splendid affair.
At Fillmore, Utah. on January 5 the
three men accused Of hloaing omen the
corner-storc safe at De.eret on Christ.
mas eve, anil who were arrested Thirty.
six hours later with the stolen property
In their possession on their way to Drum.
had q preliminary hearing before Justice
Giles and the were held tothc District
c Iurt in the sum of $1,000 each.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-15

Some Of you says Orator Ham.
OF Georgia remind mo OF Johnny
BiaIrn who under ook TO break
Jearling and to make sure he did not
get away tied the rOps around his
waist The breaking process angered
the yearling ana he split crack IN
the atmosphere toward she swamp,
John only hit the ground In the high
places. In their mad career they
passed neighbour who yelled TO
John Where are you golngY
ID d II know he replied as he
sailed through the airs ask the
bull, 49, ArgoEaut
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-15
HUNTERS rooo IN AFRICA

nun Lho FOp' Nv NJ hlSRs
Koodoo. Bland aud Eisphasrs rruns
Among tho Dencnclcs.
South Africa may somstlmes be
nearly as hot rs India but there tho
hunter though asybaritc by tcmpcra.
mcnL must be IA spartan by training
says the saturday RoyIow and almost
necessarily he must bc 10 tip top cons
dition. lie d9cl his severe exercise
10 tue saddle or on his own shos.
leather he cuts his communication
with thc1camping place for the day
and knows nothing OF soda water or
sandwiches The air may be hot and
tn work has been hard but he socks
the wagons At sundown empty and
ravcning. II the locks ui his liquor
case have been tempered with. he
Inns been In fair sporting luck aud II
he be happy In u tolorably thoughtful
Hottentot cook. all iswoll Tho sup.
per Is ready 10 be served In response
10 warning shot from his rifle and
lac sits down to his haunch OF koodoo
or his sirloin Of Gland. or TO his frlca
seed slice OF elephant trunk with sand
grouse 70 follow. Harris and Gordon
Cumming dwell rather on the killing
OF Rama.than on the eating IL Yet
they sometimes record wonderful per-
iormances aftor prolonged fasts; and
like Livingstone and Mofnt and other
illustrious missionaries they owe 10
the feeling OF inexpressibs blen otre
which stole over them when nature
had been soothed and satisfied with
some plentiful but simple meat The
worst WIS that sometimes when the
sport had been exceptionally crafty
ing. there would DO what were com.
parativoly banyon days Eland Is as
good as beef and more 10 tho pity
since the ox.like antelope is dlsap.
pearing But the noble eamelopard.
though he fetched high prices on tho
boulevard HGussman durlng the siege
OF Paris loses caste sadly when he IL
stripped OF his giants robe, tho beau.
tiful water buck tastes tshy. like
most amphiblous or water haunting
beastS and tho still rarer roam ante.
lope mas worse faults stilL
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-15

SchilIRg'S Best baking
powder is only a little bet
ter than two or three others:
but SchilIngS Best tea is
twice as good a, usual tea.
In either case. your gro
Ger returns your money in
full if you'd rather have
some other.
n
For sale by
j. l.. Mitchell
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-15

Soothing ior burns. scllds. chipped
hands aud lip. Healing Tor cuts ami
sores. Instant relief Tor piles, stops pain
NJ once. Thcseutr the yurietie. IT Dr.
Wits Witch Hazel Save. John Boy.
den * Son.
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NOW!

We are giving until February
18th, IS per cent off OUT pres
entlow prices on these goods.
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anywhere. on 10
days nee trial,
IN your ow n
HON without
asking one cent
in advance
10 years written
warranty with
cash machine

ocltt .Grniyh iwniyn
and
Highest Arm SPACE high
Feed
Is psiiv O
ad eiokst
%
III IL go
Aise audi
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[ ash Bargain Store, COaIViIIe,

Buy your BLANKETS and BED
COMFORTERS Tor this winter
aud winters to follow
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-18
HOLIDAY COFFEE.

HOLIDAY COFFEE.
Good Coffee needn't be high priced-if you
know where to buy it. Beginning Thursday,
Dec. 16, and continuing until Jan. 1, 1898.
We'll offer Coffees at prices lower than have
ever been reached in the United States.
% Cents
Per lb. for the superb Hoffman House"
Mocha and JaVa-the apex of coffee excellence.
Never since its introduction has the ''Hoff-
man House been sold for less than Csc per
lb and at the reduced price the inimitable
blend will be kept right up to It's 35c quality
land WORTH.
27 Cents
Per lb. for the ''Tonka" brand Mocha and
Java. In quality it overreaches many an
elsewhere 35c Coffee.
N Cents
Per h. for the malta" brand Of Java and
Maracaibo Coffee.
II Cents
Per Id. for the "Hilo' brand. bending of
strong and mild Coffees, and of excellent cup
quality.
Is Cents
Per ID. for fancy Golden Rio Coffee.
II Cents
Per lb. for blend of Golden Rio and Santos
Coffee.
9 Cents
Per lb. for Rio Coffee.
Every berry of the above with the eXcep-
ton of the Sc Coffee will be Drowned fresh
daily. for each days sale, in our new Eng
fish process Gas Rooster.
TEAS
OF towering quality and prices correspond
ingly low with the Coffees.
az Cents
pound light Extra C Sugar.
| = Cents
dozen for Fresh Eggs.
e Cents
can for good Sugar Corn.
8 Cents
can for good Tomatoes.
There is no seasonable Fruit or Vegetable
that grows that will not be found in our
inviting Fruit Department.
20 Cents
A gallon for Pure Apple Juice and nothing
else. Sweet and new, just from the mills.
YERxA BROS. De co.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-18
SAIN T Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The case of Robert Hemp charged with
forgery was called in the police court yester-
day and continued to Thursday.
Do not discuss the matter with the sales
man. When you ask for an advertised artl-
Gle see that you get it, and nothing else
The A. D. T. company is extending us
wires to South ST. Paul in order to furnish
Swift & Co. with Waterman signal service.
No wise merchant tries to make customers
take what he knows they do rot want. ne
will not substitute goods of doubtful value
for those of demonstrated merit.
The Phalen Park Athletic club will give a
masquerade bail for several valuable prizes at
their hall, Lawson and Arcade streets. this
evening. A large crowd is expected.
The North Star Gun club will give an open
turkey shoot at their grounds Rice so street Tree
and the city limits, beginning at 1:3O sun
day afternoon. The club has decided TO give
a supper at the club rooms, 961 Rice street.
on the evening of Dec. 20.
The Ladies' Monument association Will
meet at the state capitol this afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock Hon. e. E. Mcdonald will deliver
an address. A. NJ. Bartlett will give some
personal "reminiscences" and music VIII be
furnished by the Twin City Mandolin Or
chestra.
The evening service of song at the Peoples
church Il be of new and striking charac-
ter consisting of fami lar hymns thrown upon
the screen by the stereopic and illustrated
by sacred scenes and great paintings. III.
Smith VIII cCnQucI JHe service anu IIlG ChpiA
will lead in the singing.
The Primary Teachers union will meet to-
day. at $50 p. NJ. IN the House CT Hope par
lors The lesson VIII be given by Miss
Gertrude Kops. Prof. Baker viii also deliver
the last lecture of his course before the I'M
ion en- The Dawning of Adolescence The
annual election of officers will also occur on
this re.
The funeral of William Schiller. the eleva-
ter boy " o met his death in the accident at
the place OF business OF Robinson, Straus o.
Co.. ", dnoaday. will take place this after
noon ct go O'Clock from the residence OF MS
parents. 772 East Seventh street. lnterment
VII take place al 2:3O in the German Luther
an ceG'etery.
! mistake has been made in printing the
Pre- graMmCs for the annual meeting OF the
State Educational association meeting. DIT.
A. j. Stone. the city health commissioner.
will talk Wednesday en- What Aids the
Teacher Can Gige in Preserving the Pub. ic
Health" irstesd Of The Influence OF the
School on the Health Of the Teacher as was
at first announced
Representative C. P. Reeves. of Glenwood.
was caller at the capitol yesterday. He
saws that w b. Doug ass now expects to be-
come a candidate for attorney general. Hnd
that S. G. Comstock is understood to be (Elll
figuring on his chances fer securing the
gubernatorial nomin2tion, but whether or
not there will be a contest between The two
for the support Of the Seventh district has
not yet been dec ded.