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LADIES needing confidential treatment,
a sure and safe relief In all womans
complaints and irregularities; gold medal
awarded for the science OF obstetrics from
the University OF Munich, Bavaria: strictly
Confidential MRS. DR.. RENNER, No. 8
7tn st. ne. near East Capitol ST., Wash
ingJon, u. u.
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OUTREE PAkh-kOons ana board, with
nome comforts. terms moderate ] e
LEAMAN. Rockville. Nd Je22-Iru-en
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MADAM RETTA, clairvoyan5, medium
and card reader, 25c and soc. No. $40
e ST. NV. WILT
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FOX SALE-1O good grocery stores In all
parts OF the city; from 500 up COM
MERCIAL EXCHANGE, $40 NV.
1Yl 3-3t-em
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TYPEWRITER RS repaired at reduced rates:
ali high-grade machines bought, sold and
exchanged, rented, with privilege OF pur-
chase. NEWMAN 5 Gil Seventh ST
ll Ill
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FOR SALE-At a bargain, a cigar and
confectionery store, on business street
Inquire 112O 9th NV. yf2-3tem
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wANTED-wnl pay Sloo for a position
paying $50 or $50 a month. Address
n. b. c., this office. jYI2-2t
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R0OAls AND BOARD.
wANTED-RoOMs

lOE Saille VIII sioceiles, SudUs pIlee iiiu
particulars. Address BROTHERS, this
oIIlce. 1t
WANTED-$2 60 SO per month; fur
nished, quiet room; private house pre-
Ierreu; anywhere Write K. GENTEEL,
this office 1t
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FOR SALE-Two boilers; one % h. p. and
one 80 h. p, with inspectors certificate.
Apply at The Portland, VT ave and I4tb
st. NV. JyS-7t
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CRY npEVIrIEs.

The criminal court will meet today 10 set
cases for the June term
The city council will meet In rcgula,
session this afternoon at the usual hour.
The Retail Clerks association met yes
tcrday morning and had further Discus
sion upon the subject OF Sunday closing,
Mr., sid westheimor presented The Pos,
yesterday with the seed pouch OF a sun
flower which he said measured when IN
bloom twcnty-thre Inches In diameter
across the face OF the flower
The Saengcrbund had very ENJOYABLE
entertainment al their hall last night upon
which occasion WIS presented the farce,
the production OF which was put on IRON
last sunday owing to the bad weather.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Emma Sens, daughter ot Mi. and
Mrs. \. Sens, to Mir. Gustav Adoiph Stern
cnberg, at the First German Lutheran
church ON Wednesday evening. June 3,
at 80 O'Clock.
There was meeting of some well known
Irishmen OF the city last night az Emmett
hail to arrange for the organization oil a
uibcrnian society, Ii Was dec'ded TO or
gnni3c and hold the charter open for char
Ter members before oleCting officers.
nr. J. u. vann OF Trinity. local SUR
coon for the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
and international and Great Northern
railways. passed through the city ycst"r-
dgv afternoon On route 10 Bolivue college.
New York. whore he Will take special
course In surgery.
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The printers picnic at San Jacinto park
yesterday was largely attended. The trains
going out In the forenoon carried good
crowds and II was late Iast night or rather
early this morning when the last stragglers
came in from the scene OF The days enjoy
mcni.
The picnic grounds are at San Jacinto
river on the line Of the Houston East and
West Texas railway, not far removed from
beautiful lake, where boating and fish
ing are attractive diversions.
The printers made IL pleasant yesterday
for all their guests and The contests for
prizes and their awards kept up an intcrest
during the entire day and fun and frclic
was tho order Of the day.
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The sherman college girls under the
chspcrouage OF Mrs. Kidd Key have conc.
They created most favorable impress
sion while in Houston, their exhibr Ions
at the Auditorium for the benefit Of the
Faith Hemc being highly oommenioa.
The notice in The Post Ct sunday omitted
to mention tho very artistic rendition OF
Gounod beautiful Ave Maria" ny Ars.
Holt with an obligato by Mr.. schmiiz
Mrs. Holts voice shows it's culture aud is
unusually clear. accurate and sweet hat
her number was fully npprcrR 'i Was tyi-
dcncod by the fact that she WIS forced to
appear three times before DIE curtain in
rus9rrsp to tho applause of the audi, ne.
These who We're most prominent
in the production of the bcnIu-
hl exhibitions that were giysn ut tbc
Aud'icr .um were Mrs. Holt, soprtuo; NJ ss
ROY. pianist; Mrs Maddox, mc2zo MIR,
Sohmltz. ylclinist, Miss Biiglrd, ia 81 Gtge
Of tho drlli Miss Rountree, in charge u
u.attrv department.
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APOSTLES OF PHILOSOPHY,



The Houston Philosophical society me,
as usual yesterday afternoon at $50 in
room eos in the Mason block. Owing 10
the rain the meeting was n little late In
commencing, but there was a very good
attendance of visitors who listened viii,
great interest TO the discussion on the
"Sayiours Of the World" The president
opened the meeting by making few re-
marks concerning the objects OF the so
oety and an article on the above subject
was then read a brief resume OF which is
as follows:
There has never boon a religion in the
world which was not founded on the teach
ings OF some great sage and never race
which did not have its especial saviour
who came to teach and save that race.
and If We study the lives of these great
saviours we can not help but observe a
marked similarity between them and in
their teachings. Whether coming TO Hin
dus. ?ersiens. Chinese or jews. they all
taught practically the same ideas. or
oburse II would be impossible 20 discuss
them in all one article, but we can COM
pare the teachings OF the three whose
achinps e'e most fam n krisbna
Buddha and Christ.
Krshoe ived about 5000 yrars y. {
and was believed In by the Brahmns TO
be an incarnation OF their god He taught
the immortality Of the soul. the laws Of
Karma aud rencarnation and the progress
sion and evolution Of man through IN,
performance OF duty Gautama Buddha
was born near the close OF the Sixth CEN
fury b. c. He abandoned wealth aud title
aud worked for the masses. teaching the
doctrine OF peace and love for all man.
kind and above all else. universal charity.
These teachings are the same that Christ
taught in HIS great sermon on the Mount,
Nhi,h Is the very essence OF theosophy.
The same traditions and legends surround
all ~ these teachers and while the outer
forms NJ their teachings differ yet Tho
inner meaning is the same IN all. Christ
said that to those without He could speak
ONLY in parallels while to The discinles
alone could be revealed the mysteries ~
the Kingdom Of Heaven. The question
now arises. In future ages are there 10
he no more great teachers And .leosophy
saws that there In the world today highly
evolved souls who are working SOLELY for
the benefit Of the human race and that IN
future ages other great teachers will APP
near who as those In the past, VIII be
called 'Sayiours' They must not be con-
slaered as exceptions or as superhuman
beings, but as natural products o, normal
evolution For thcosopby teaenes eNolr.
tion--thc evolution % the real man the
soul--ihrough mnny incarna'iols. Tbeoso-
phy teaches that divinity is In all men
and that life after life we toll onward and
upward until IN future ages by living lives
Of purity and sacrifice We also may reach
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lians ct AL rohearine. ovcri1Ilcd; 8 II.
Tipputt va. Pascal Head. iehoailnB, ever
ruled Y. s. A. Meyer n Co, rehearing.
granted Chicago Cottage organ company
W, shaw pipno company. rrorm Judgment.
oyorrulcd w. |. Pace vs.. G. n. Cocker,
dismiss appeal. granted, C. Anltman N
Co vs.. J w. Mckinney q, al, iio tran
script oveIruod; G.. II Smith w. Gray
sou County. advance. ovprruod; Eugene
nenrruW - al vs., Jesse Wright at al af-
nrm on certificate ovcrrul a. oriental tu-
vtsiment company va. Maggie slime, lseus
mandate, granted, Oriental Hotel COM
pAuv It nj w. Maggie Barclay, Issue Man
date, granted,
Cases submlttod-~Allce snnllcy VIZ s. \.
Smallcy. Dalns county; W II. Yarbrouah.
il, vs., John Jophco,t ct al, Graysnn coun-
" liilshoro OIL company va. Charles- u.
White. mn county; r.. Eppsteln \, Co. va.
j. " 1hOmag ct al, Grayson county:
Western union Telegraph company
VS.. W. l Lylee. Lamar county: Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway COM
pany w. Ray a Fuller. Grnyson county,
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe Railway COM
pRny Va, Il. y. Kelly, Johnson county;
Guf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
company Va, John w Floorc johnson
county; q. J.. Smith ct al W.. Covenant
Mutual Benefit association, Fnnnin county.
CaseH sct for May 2-ilouston and Texas
Central Railway company va, Rachael
Gather Collin county St Louis South
western Railway company VS. ]. G.. Yates
ln6hl, Hunt county, ST. Louis Southwest
crn Railway company va l. q Yates tl970).
Hunt rounty. n, j. oliver ut al va J. W.
Moon ct al Dallas count. John r. Burger
vs. John Rhlnoy Collin county: $. q.
Richardson vs. G. NJ. Ovcrlesso ct al.
Dnllns county; Texas Central Railway
company vs., i. N. WHILE Inn county:
Glare ST. Hork va. nernnrd C. Shields ct
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Personal MENTION.

u A. Killoush of Dallas is III the civ
w. l.. Barber was In the city yss,crdey
from Luling,
J. A. Morris was registered yesterday
frcm san Antonio.
n w shanlts was among yes,erlIT 'is-
itors from ST. Louis.
Mr. c. J. Dlackshcnr OF r,yan Is N the
city at ST. Joseph's infirmary
Colonel W. H. Thompson eft this norm
Ing for beaumont upon Telegram an
Yisiur him of the serious iu1ess OF ms
daughter. Mrs. II, i. Wheat.
Cantalu Andrew Henderson " the s'N
{ emery department OF the Snutlern Pa
cilic NJ New orleans was IN Houston YES
ter llV ard was being shown 'Y liz
old time friends, George Clara and oth'r..
some OK the improvements that hare been
pGui, in Houston since he lived hcre soin9
futotr or twenty years ago
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Dallas. Texas. May 90 Proceedings In
the court of civil appeals for the Fiith
judicial district at Dallas today;
Affirmed NJ, Jordan vs.. V. * A. Meyer
e. Co. Bowie county. Houston and Texas
Central Railway company w. Felix y. batn
& Co. Dallas county. Missouri, khnsah anu
Texas Railway company vs.. j. T. Iion-
niger GrayH0n county; Mary a. stephvp
son et al w. John II Yargan et al, Dallas
county: u. G. Chambers. county judge, w.
j, r. Gilbert. Limestone county.
Affirmed with 10 per cent DAMAGE
q. Matthew ct al w. Salile White Huni
county.
Reversed and remsnded--st. LOUIS
Railway company vs.
Vaughan & Adams. Hill county; Frat Ma
tlonaI Bank OF wamega. Kan. W.. j. Y.
oliver ct al. Titus county; 81. Louis South
western Railway company. vs.. John T.
Knight. Hunt county.
Reversed aud rendsred-Aultman, Miller
x Co. 80. g. g. Carr ct al Titus county.
Motions disposed of-Texas and Pacific
Railway company W. II. ". Vaughan. re-
hearing, overruled; p. Haurn vs.. r. WILL
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MORNING sERNlcE -cnnlsr

MORNING SERViCE-CNRlsr CHURCH
Ruthvon Commandcry Kpirhts Templars
attended service at christ Episcopal church
yesterday morning to n body. II Is dccrcel
by the Grand cummandery that the order
shall attend religious services On Ascension
sunday or on the Sunday after and yestor-
day being the nrst Sunday after, Ruthycn
Commandery attended In u body. They
made an imposing appearance in thcir uni
FORMS marching to aud from the church,
ana while there devoutly took part In the
service.
Rev II y. AyN preached n special ser
mon 10 tho commandcry and also To his
par'shioners from the text Galatians vi ~
God forbid that | should glory save in
the cross Of our Lord lcSua Christ, whereby
tho world Is crueltlcd unto me aud unto
the world"
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STRANGERS M NEW YORK

Needn't worry about readily finding any
hotel. business block nr residence street.
II they reach that city over the Vandalis-
Pennsylvania Short Lines Passengers over
this route have choice Of three entrances
into the heart Of the metropolis. at Des-
biOsses street, COrilardt etrect and Tween
ty-third street; also choice Of four daily
trains leaving st. Louis Union station s;Oa
a. m. 1924 a. m, p. m. and 1880 D. m
For details apply 10 w. Y. Drummer as
fistant general passenger agent. ST Louis.
$40. or f. X Bixby. agent vandalia- Penn
sylyania Line, Fort Worth. Texas.
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the point where we may be the teachers
OF the race. we all may be the ssv,ours
OF the world. IL we believe In the divinity
that dwels in us and nail our grcsser
selves, our tempcrv, greeds and our TN
worthy aims upon the cross"
In the discussion which followed many
questions were asked and all those pres
ent seemed much Interested. At tie close
OF the meeting the majority fingered 10
talk still further upon tho different points
brought out and look over the llters.die.
The subject for next Sunday Will be duly
announced and those interested are cor
daily Invited,
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An Attnci. OF dc IIcnrt.

Tommio Hayes, we'll known Houston
boy. had an attack OF heart failure on the
train last night while returning from the
printers picnic, He had participated in n
bali game aud became oyerheated and later
worked with the committees 10 make the
shair a success His cyertions brought
on the attack Of his heart. and 1t was
though he would not recover hut the he
role efforts of friends brought uin around
all right. lie Ia newspaper rcpor or du1
has been connected with variois newsra-
DO L. of HnMplnl
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raised on chlldron's DAY ia given TO needy
SUNDAY schools and to TIM cause OF Chris
tan education. The amount raised on chill
drn's day last year was sii 900, The
Memphis gave the most last year. raising
$1,000.
The services closed with doxology aud
eenedIction, led by the choir and sNporin.
tendent OF the Shcarn sohurch SUNDAY
school
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Tho explosion q a gasoline stove about
II o'clock yesterday forenoon called the
fire department to Mckinney aysnuo. be-
tween Travis and Milan.
The explosion occurred In house oc-
cupied by Mr. Ward, but no damage Of
consequence was done aud the fre was
put out before the arrival OF the nremen.
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Low VACATION RATES.

The Queen and Crescent will sell excur-
sion tickets at low rates 10 the mountains
and sesshore reroIts every day from June
10 September 30. inclusive. with final
limit october 81, 1897.
Tho Queen and Crescent route offers to
tourists thig year the most perfect train
service and appointments ever offered tho
southern travelling public. rtFoush Pull
man sleepers OF the finest pattern
Apply TO your nearest Queen and Cres-
cent ticket agent for rates and full infor-
nation. A. y. Barnett.
O. y. A.. New Orleans, La
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chief Of Police Helm says Iha: he VII
conn ence the slaughter of dogs on June
T. when all dogs not tagged VIII he liIiod.
This should be- sufficient hint % those
oS ting valuable dogs.
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4 IA ttNAhn WIN
At SheArn church tho morning service
was devoted To tho annual childrcn's day.
Witch called out a very large attendance,
SNEARN CHURCH, MORNING.
Shean church was crowded yesterday
morning at the ii o'clock service. which
timo had been set aside ae children's day.
There WIS ii large attendance OF bright
faced little ones and great number OF
young pcpple together with the smiling par
enis The programme as published In Sun
days Post was successfully carried out.
the services being found unusually enjoy
| able.
! The opening hymn wac followed By a
song "Ne are Singing ON The Way" 10y tbu
school. after which Superintendent ". II.
! Jones led the school in rcciting the Lord h
| Prayer. Leaning on the Everlasting Arm"
was sung and a recitation by five little
| girls given
| Mr. n. :. pholIe secretary OF the school.
| then gave a bright md pointed talk upon
sunday school work, He began by telling
| OF the Saylcr's love for the ltie CUES and OF
the duty " parents aud te1chors TO lead
thcm In paths OF rlghtoopsuots. 'lleucc
! the necessity of sunday schools. where all
children NAV come together aud hear from
| faithful, devoted Christian teachers the
wonderful words Of Sayior's love while
/ their hearts are tender and their minds
receptive and ,hor faith mistaken, The
ain' sN"~ ""I'e az - "n1 '"u"t" ~, ~,
uuN t'e ieVst p,'Ssu"t Hnn p'Vi'Hi'io
h"uIs "t'n Nanna.n aay on Vh'lIluH' ion Us
w. - ,', ~" s'u,''" =" NV "'o'D
o CO., i'np ,'se' upu' 'isr' "'r 'u} h',
Wy =" "a 10. "' 1 ,,., aI', Wv.
them,
M the Sunday school is nodded many \
a,1 ~, %n ,i,ss.,1 ~, a,vn 1Gnrn
,ya ,,rdy ,h,. ,.r,nt ,ies lcs,nns -, ,o,o -.
/ cod obcal,nfe tn nnrrnfs tb,. inv, ot ,r,,b
cba,i,r tou,rt, or nel,,,,nrs n ,,c,,
! tn,y,rI tbn yaa,, mo ,''r,a.,t,, o,d hns,,,,,
/ of holines,, IN human livrs and hat bnn,n,
character In order TO stand must be hni,,
upon Tho rock. Exchanging faith I'm God
NJ phelns fhon smoke ,,ron Tho tonic -,
how to b,inr more children inin tho sun
Jay scbool that all may drink freely or
Hos waters"
lenflo, containing forty questions ma
nnswcrs was then read In concert. somo Of
The answers relative 10 the church work
ldnr hero given:
Tho Methodist Eplscnpal Church south
has T. i5no0n members.
II has 55o1 travelling preachers.
We have Is 5On Sunday schools.
Thee sohcols have 10l Oo1 of0cers md
teorhrr.
rrb.rc arc 500 .0Oo scholars in our Gun
day sehorls
[ye hive lsa schools and colleges
ei.to.,r ,bo,sn,I n,,nu. attend ,b...
.,,,,,is and collooe.
g,'. s,l,,,,i nr,,'e,,. ,e vaiuc, M 2, nm
ono
our scbools have ebont g 500 600 Of en-
do ,T na,o o,s ,o.,,s, ~, n,ryo ,o,.
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NOTICE.

wish TO inform the public that he
costs accruing 10 this office in tho city tax
cases will be RENTED IN those who are
80 situated financially as to be unable
TO pay me. Albert Erickson.
Sheriff Harris County.
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|illIlL DAY SERVICES,
Gathering at Glenwood
- Cemetery
III TRIBUTE TO THE DEAD
~. If the Republic, United
veterans and TcNns
..., Guard Participated

al day peeh ~
,s yesterday am. a..
,ss TO the invitation OF the
% . Mcclellan post, G. a. r.. there
seneral outpouring Of citizens
han ever before and the crowd
,,,u,,tul Glenwood cemetery would
..D much larger had it not been for
!, hat came up about the hour that
:, was to take place,
allowing military and civic organ
!, anticipated officially in the cere-
:, Army Of the Republic.
M Confederate Veterans.
n, volunteer Guard
s.nea Of the World.
~, Auxiliary woodmen of the World,
-,,, Benevolent Legion Daughters
Republic,
raus Relief Corps G, a. X.
n,iority Of these organizations. In
Z, ths military. assembled on Main
!, front Of the Masonic Temple, be
i,na 3 O'Clock p. M, and there took
n the cemetery. :;
.ri,r there the military and official
rs-e drawn up in line on Washing
rrs In front OF the grounds, while
,ti,tps aocked into the enclosure and
N convenient vantage place about
,rorary monument or altar that had
ssstructed to the memory of the
l'Vn dead "
altar consisted OF a painted imita-
d 4 marble shaft garlanded with
th Of evergreen and strewn with
IN
military and other organizations
On the outside, with Colonel Waties
kcnani.
he order to march the column moved
be cemetery in the following order:
ceHsn post, Grand Army Of the Re
/, under command Commander Nor.
i Bowling camp, Confederate Veter-
Commander c, c. B5avens.
(T q cavalry under command Captain
h.
tna Rifles. commanded by Captain
h.
Non Light Guard. under command
ila Reichardt
s,ea company No, T. Uniform Rank.
hs Of Pythhs, commanded by Cap
Ailg.
Elhaent OF fremon.
PMnen Of the World. representing
Oak White Oak, Post oak, Magnolia.
Jack and Old Hickory camps.
stery, under Captain Rolf. was
De grounds commanding their guns,
'iih they were to fire the salute
temporary monument had been
u i The oak grove in the front part
custery enclosure ana it was here
he ceremony was held.
nuiider j. II Norton Of the Grand
aA Republic acted as master OF
ataiss md prefacel the proceedings
Tie 'el|ing address;
|XNssDER NoRT0N's ADDRESS.
rnts ladies Of the Woman's Re-
Isp' Of the Copfoda.ate Nct.rLns.
isushters Of the Republic, Civic
.a aud Fellow Citizens; We have
a0s here today TO pay a tribute to
az and ! would impress upon yo.r
me beginning Of these sx77cises
I NE all equal participants IN this
M'iee aud solemn devotion.
say comrades | do not llIide
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BUTTER IND CHEESE.

OF all grades kept IN stock Elgln Cream.
cry specially Also Wholesale dealer In
Huttcrine Special attention given to
country orders.
~ u, JONES. Houston. Texas
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A MoRp To rrE WIsE. ENG.

For best work the Only place is 81 Pack
ards Troy Laundry. 9ie Prairie avenue.
Phone zoe.
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HOUSTON GAS LIGHT co.

Gas for Illuminating. cooking. beating
and power II desired. Apply TO J. J. Me-
Kecyer. general manager.
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DAY WITH THE CHURCHES.
Interesting Services Yesterday In
Several Churches.
THE 1rAPLARS AT CHRIST CHURCH
odist, baptist aud Presbyterian
observation-disclosures sermons.

Yesterday was OF unusual interest TO
church goors IN the city, special features
being offered by the various dcuonina lions,
At tho First Presbyterian church, the North
Texas Female college girls attended the
morning service. looking most attractive In
their puro white graduating gowns. IN tho
evening they attended service az Shcarn
church. pr. Leavell preached at the morn
Ing service at the First Presbyterian and
IN the evening special childrena service
was held.
Al Christ's Episcopal church Ruthven
Conmandcry knights remplars attended In
body and ascension day services We're
held
The First Baptist church had published
programme Including a grand Sunday
school rally and a childrcus mass meeting,
both OF which had to be abandoned on au-
count of the Inability OF 4. {. poykin TO
conduct them. Rev. NJ. NJ Hitchcock.
pastor of churches In Chappell lin and
Hampstead, preached NJ tho morning ser
vice, ana in the afternoon at o'clock adj
dressed the young people upon methods of
Christian work
At Shenrn church tho morning service
was devoted to tho annual childrcn's day.
which called out very large attendance,
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Drink Celery Phosphate at Kiesilngs
Soda Fountain. 5o2 Main street.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

AK'tIVFD,
Tug Seminole, Lake Charles,

ARRIVED
Tug Seminole Lake Charles,
VESSELS IN PORT.
Feb Mary 4 Hall, marine uay~
Sch j. NJ McInnis. pier 20.
sch g. j. Berwind. Flood n MoI.ae.
81 Rita. Fowler Il MoVitie.
SH sydmonion, Fowler a Mcyitie.
SIS Pensacola, Fowler Il Mcvitlc.
r. IansY. L, =. government,
Tug Seminole. Wharf COMPANY.
VESSELS SAILED FOR GALVESTON.
ss Horsa, ./alcutte. April IA
IS Ascpr IA. Hamburg April ~
IS Explorer. Liverpool, April n.
Sch Emma Knowlton. New York. Aprn
40
Sch George a. McFaddon. baltimore.
MAY 8.
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LUMBER For ELEVATOR.
Tho tug Seminole arrived from Lake
Charles today with bhrgss Calcnsien and
Martha IN Tow. loaded with lumber for
The Wharf ccmnany's nav grain eleya-