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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
TOUR OF INSPECTION
ny THE MAYOR AND HOARD OF
pI BLIC WORKS..
They Look over Washington Avenue
in Anticipation of EARLY Com
tcmplHtcd improvements.

Mayor baldwin Rice and Messrs. o. c.
Drew. ben Riosncr and Z. Il. Gushing of
the board Of public works rode out Wash
ington avenue in carriage yesterday after
noon for the purpose Of inspecting the road
way, in contemplation Of sewer and street
improvements that are necessary and that
are soon TO be placed there.
when asked what they discovered Mayor
Rice replied: I'VE found that improvements
are needed"
1t Is generally conceded that the pave
ment on Washington avenue will be the
first work undertaken under the elaborate
plan Of street Improvement ms contem-
plated by the present administration and
for which $4,000 In bonds have already
been issued. and II rumor is correct. these
bonds were sold at private sale yesterday at
figure satisfactory to the mayor and
| finance COMMITTEES, aud as the city engineer
/ is now at work on plans ANA specifications
| for paving this avenue, II Is quite likely
thai work VIII be commenced here as soon
as it can be determined the character OF
material that is TO be USED.
| a very important matter collateral TO the
paving is the question Of permanent sew
eraee for this section 81 tho city and 1t
was chiefly 10 look INFO this phase of the
| contemplated Improvement that the trip or
| Inspection was made yesterday by the
MAYOR and hoard of public works
IL was originally intended to run the
sewer out Washington avenue and place It
there concurrently with the placing OF the
pavement.
| 1t IS estimated that the proper sort Of
sewer along Washington avenue under the
proposed paNemcnF VIII cost nst less than
$4,000. and tho question naturally presents
itself whether il would not he better for
the present 10 save this s25.000 for paving
! purposes and pat up for the time being with
the improved surface drainage that the pro-
posed pavement will AFFORD, and at some
| later time pu in thorough system OF un-
dereround sewerage along some route other
than Washington avenue. which viii prove
| equally al "a
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


Miss Emma Sens and Mr. Gustav stern
enberg We're married at the First German
lutheran church yesterday evening at halt
past O'Clock Nv Rev. Rlaaberg Tho oiitice
was crowded when the bridal rerty. 10 lhe
strains OF Mendelssohn's wedding mar h.
made their way 70 the pa'n bedeched altar
in the following order; The two ushers
Messrs. W. A. Roicharlt and J.. %.
Schultz. also VIII s.crnenherr aud Carl
Rees. The groom was attended by Mr. OTTO
Sens
Tho bridesmaids were: Moses Emma
slernenbcrg Emma Kos.c. Norma Stern
onbers, Lizsie Heuie ard TWO lit,io Slower
girls, Emma Schmidt aaf Lsnutte
Schneider Miss Emma Stesaepbere. mAit
OF honor was dressed 10 cream al he
other maids 10 lavender pink b.uo eui
green hrocaded silks. The bride Who caiuo
in with her father looked handsome iu a
rich bridal gown of hr,cade wth yoA and
white bouquet. Each maid carried bouquets
OF roses
After the ceremony 4 reception was held
at the brides hoWo the fremont i0ie!
where handsome presents were Displayed
Warm congratulations We're bestowed and
later banquet IN the dining room was
enjoyed The tables were SCI, 10 the form
OF a hollow square ana they naI- bcaa-
tiful appearance Tho yonae people enjoyed
aanonS and at 1880 Mr ana Mrs. stern
enbors LETT for Chicago, Milwaukee, and
st, Louis. After their return they viii be
at home at Olive, Texas
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A DAY OF WEDDINGS.
THREE HAPPY EVENTS WERE
CELEBRATED YESTERDAY.
Three B1ushtng Young Brides aud
Manly Groom.-The Events
in Detail.

Three weddings were celebrated in Hous-
ton yesterday at 5. 1880 and p, M. the
contracting parties being well and favor
ably known
The first was that OF Miss Emma Loeb
nits to Mr.. wm. J. Rau. which was cele-
brated at the home Of the brides sister.
Mrs. NJ. Kattmann. 1915 Clay avenue.
The pleasant home was thrown open to
the friends of the young couple In most
hospitabie manner.
To the strains OF the wedding march.
played by the Misses Adair, the bride and
stairway together aud, standing under a
pretty arch, were united 10y Rev. VIM. II.
Ieavel.
The bride looked very pretty in a white
orsandie over silk. with satin ribbon trim
mings and bridal roses. Her one little
Hover girl, Miss Minnie Kaitmann was
also dressed In white organdle.
The house was prettiy decorated mag
nolias and oleanders being combined 10
,ypify the homes OF the contracting par
ties. The dining room was most attractive
in pink and White. the table being set
with candelahra and boneons in those COL
were served. while punch bowl was pre-
sided over by the young people. The ring
in the wedding cake was found by Miss
Edna Rhode OF Galveston.
Mr.. and Mrs Rau leN On the Southern
Pacific for Nashville their way being
strewn with congratulations aud rice Al
Ter their return they viii live az 1874 clay
avenue IN a pretty home hat is awaiting
them. ali ready from cup5oa.d TO parlor.
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CRITTENTON MISSION
THE REVIVAL CONTINUES WITH
REV. JOHN n. GREEN
the Masses Are Most Accessible.
Much Good ncing Done.

| one OF the fondest memories OF the
| Houston mission work is to be the inten'
sive organ music and harmonious yoicing
OF Miss Camille Bradhurn.
The text of Rev. John E. Green was
II Kings. xvii. IL: so these nations feared
the Lord. and served their craven images,
both their children and their chldrens
children; as dill their fathers, so do they
unto this day ST, John, iv, %: But
the hour cometn. and now is, when the
true worshippels shall worship the Father
in spirit and in truth for the Father seek
eth suoh TO worship Him
Why are all people no; religious and try
ing 10 do risht. Because they know not
God The cause for half heertedness in
religious living is ignorance, and the rem
edy is knowledge. There is no excuse for
man or woman living in the United
States confusing right and wrong. What
is the ground Of moral objection? The one
and only sufficient answer Is, The VIII Of
God.
The conversation between Jesus aud the
woman at the Well can only be understood
when We know the condition o. the Sa-
mariiaus. Seven hundred and twenty years
before Christ the Jews had been removed
and the land LETT desolatc TO wild beasts
ana very mixed people settled The coun-
,ry-a people who knew no, God. \ priest
sent 10 them taught them the 1--WE hooks
oi Moses. Hence, The application TO them
OF the first text, they feared the Lord and
served idols In order TO serve mau must
love God. The perfect life shows right
doctrines. An Impure life life shows unholy
doctrines. The woman shows FIRST teu-
dehcy Of the uuredeemod soul When she
a. fI
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THE RETAIL CLERKS.
They Arc Stili Anxious for Early
Summer lInsinE.

Tho Retail Clerks union met last night
at Labor Union Hall with slxty-hve men,
bers present. 1t was one OF the largest and
most enthusiastic meetings the union has
vet enjoyed.
This is probably owing 10 the fact that
they ara stimulated by the assistance Of
the ladies OF Houston in their effort for
early summer closing.
For the past several days committee
OF ladies' consisting OF Mesdames Tracy.
Breeding and Fitzgerald, have been making
canvass among the retail stores Of Hous-
ton pleading for early closing tor the clerks
IN general and making special plea in
the interest of saleslades, that proprietors
provide stools for them 10 sit upon while
not engaged in waiting on customers, as 1t
is too great hardship for them to be on
their feet the entire day.
The clerks last night passed an elaborate
vote OF thanks 10 these ladies' and 10
others who are assisting them In the early
closing movement.
The union is now or better footing than
ever
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ing company. Houston Coruicc works.
Houston Commercial college. James Butte,
Thomas T. Williams. s. \. Brown. William
II. Harrison. 81. D.. II. ID. Taylor 4 Sons.
Bryant & Rolf. +. p. Daviss, NJ. D., Whit
ilsSey Hardware company, Sans Shoe
store. Barien & Sheets Electrical Construc-
ton company. Berlne q Cortcs Hardware
eofuusny. A. +. Lincoln. w {. Humphre-
Vile. Foltinanakcs Bros. Dienstags China
palace T. b, King, NJ, u. " c. Timmins.
Santa Fe Route. Ford. Stone q Ford, Hous-
,oa Optical company. Blackburn q Bailey,
Rex Bord. s. L, Tracy. Crystal Ice and
Fruit company. Southern Pacific Sunset
Route. Houston Abstract company. Green
berg Bros. Excelsior Steam laundry. l..
BRYAN & Co. LEWIS Cheap John. Charles J.
Wright. ". $. Hunt. A. Paul x Co.. ". J.
Losing DIR. W. A. Knight,
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PERSONAL MENTION.

W., W, n. Bonner is ia the city from
w. J. Peil of Hockey was N the city
yesterday.
w. y Cecil and wife were In the city
from Beaumont
l.. F. Woodward was in the city yester-
day from Shepherd.
j. II. Holley was in the city yesterday
from College Station.
Nol.rt H. Woody. attorney at Pslw of
Richmond. is in the c!ty on legal bust
Dess.
Mrs r.. e. Payne ard children left via
The Southern Pacific last night for Bal
tiUare.
Henry House and wife left via the
southern Pacific last night for the City
of New York.
Mr. Alex Bart,lingclS goes to Galveston
saturday to organize a lodge of Sons %
horrnann,
MIR David Russell of Colmesne!l, who
formerly lived in this city was in the city
Yesterday. meeting old friends.
Mrs. Tom c. Swopo and her boys. John
Gordon and Donald, lett last night for
Beaumont to spend several days
Miss Vivian Ransome left Yesterday or
Austin TO visit Mrs. Dom Fowler Author
ard her niece. Miss Eiwina Fowler.
=; Mss Alpha Story, daughter of Rev. c.
". story leaves today TO spend tie
summer in Rich Island. H.. Chicago, Ill.
a. II. Crttaer of San Antonio one of the
crack trap shots Of Texas, passed through
Yesterday enrou'e to Monroe La. to take
par in an .ntersotc shoot.
Mrs. Eugene ]. Wilson and family lief,
Yesterday for their Brazor.a home, and
viii occupy their summer residence at
ouint'Lna during July and August
G. a Wellington. wife and son. Miss
tiSa Schmidt and Miss Aimee Keller were
passengers on the westbound Southern
Pacific last night for san Francisco.
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CITY BREvIrIEs.


There VIII be a general meeting of the
MclkSfeS; committees Monday night at
Turner hall.
NJ. T.. Anderson who died at St. Jo-
sephs intirmaIy Tuesday of consumption
was buried at p. m. yesterday IN the
city cemetery.
Upon motion of the contestant. VIM. NJ.
Rice. the Rice will ccse, appealed 10 the
district court has been conttnued until
next term Of court.
There will be an ice cream festival for
the benefit of Clemens Memorial church
al ESQ tonight on the lawn adioning tn.
church. corner Bingham and SABINE
streets.
Max Seibert was bound over to the
grand jury by Justice Fitze this morn ng
N so bond on charge of committing
an assault with tgItent TO RAP. on Kadle
Murphy, q little girl about l. years of
axe.
The son and heir OF Mr.. Morris Rosen-
tnal. Robert by name, was christened
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock with due
solemnity and subsequent rejoicing, Or.
HeiIingsIel6er performed the religious rite
cf circumcis. on.
Young Qualtrough had his small go-cart
hadlN Disabled yesterday, the result OF
the pony attached 10 1t running away
and smashing the vehicle against an avn
ing post, The young DRYER was thrown
out but not injured.
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FIVE HUNDRED NoLl MES
of Excellent Rocks Presented the
nouston Htgh Nchnnl Iihrnry.


Houston High school Library.
Mr.. NJ. J Baiae has worked our a very
Ingenious scheme. by which he has secured
n1agnifieea, collection OF 800 books, an
STANDARD works :or tbs Houston High
achool library without any cost whatever TO
the school. she plan be worked was %
place each toDp-s name upon the catalogue
in eons!dcrat on o, a donation sufficient to
purchase one or more books,
in this way he made w the 500 volumes.
End MT. Mayors. principal -Df the High
school, ~ acknowledging the favor 20 the
scheo., writes Nr Bptac IS follows
In behalf Of the school | Wish 10 ihaaN
you a:ld ihe business fiJms OF Houston for
the very excellent collection OF hooks re-
ceiyed. The prut and 6iudMg lar sur
passed our expectations You viii all be
gratefully remembered by the pupils Of the
High schooi. who viii have the pleasure OF
reaa'ns These excellent b9obz
- D. Mayors,
Principal Houston High school"
The donors Of these books were
Goorse w. Hsyer. Keithley, Hodge &
Co. Robert Tllbroek. Or. r. H. Green.
Houston China Hall. Weslgats. Ptzzini res
tauranl, DFs. Warner and Balfour. Childress
TAYLOR. Morris Plumbing and Supply
company, Z, c. Crawford. Palace Meas
market f. X. Dillingham; Furniture COM
pany. LipDer. Fisher & Sears, Z. l.. Fox. NJ.
j.. Miss X g. Weleh. r. u. Gaut, Thomas
Goggan d Bro. ", C. oliver. BURKE. Grlggs
g. Co, Allen n Watkifs, Houston Daily
Post. Houston and Texas Central Railroad
COMPANY. Biowno g. Mell.neer Hal p.
Nolana. ". b. Griffin. j. L. Mitchell. Jules
Hirseh. Houston Daily Herald. Joseph II
Hah. W. J. Hancock. Model laundry.
Studies bakery. Taylor Bros, Perryman.
Giliaspie Bnlliut, Grnnswald. Houston
East and West Texas Railway company, j..
Diamond. Houston Drug company. Sprong.
Drew q Co. Magnolia Plumbing and Heat
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mIoH scnooL ALUMNI

VIII Tender Reception Tonight 10
the Class of 'o7.
The high school alumni Will tonight from
5 TO II o'clock, al The high school building,
tender reception to the class OF ".
The following well known ladies OF
Houston. OF lte high school alumni com
pose she reception committees Mrs. W. f.
Krahl, Mrs. If. b. rue Mrs L. L. Schwei
hart, M:s. a DOW Mrs. l. Lechenser,
AIRS g. a. Hooper, Mrs. b. p. Bassette.
Miss Il Dnyernoy Miss G. Howard. Miss
Z. Sauter, Misc Is sharpe, Miss NJ. Cum
bingham Miss T. Winnie Miss /. Warner.
Miss NJ. s1abo, Miss c. Schoenmann.
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Crcdifnr,- Herring.

Dallas. Texas. June 9.--The various cred
itors of I. Goldsmith. who failed last week
had hearing before Judge w. j. j. Smith
Of the Fourteenth district court this after
noon. Judge Smith issued a temporary re-
strainiug order against the trustees. r.
Lehman and Il. NJ. Reardon. Monday. The
hearing begun today was continued until
tomorrow. Goldsmiths creditors want a
Receiver APPOINTED
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Pass this afternoon stating that the big
steamship Egremont Castle had just ar
rived there, She will take out about two
million feet OF lumber and timber, $4,000
feet OF which We're awaiting her at the
Pass, sent down by the orange Lumber
company.
S. f. Carter, president OF the Emporia
Lumber company. with headquarters at
Houston, was in Orange today interviewing
the mill men on questions OF Importance to
them
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THE INSURANCE

on the Gimhef Stock mud the Cole
man iniIdinS.
The building Al S67 Congress avenue.
occupied by I Ghurel as furniture store.
az Which place The firc occurred Tuesday
night belonged 10 she estate Of Isaac Cole
'maa and Che Insurance upon it was ear
r.ad IN the agency 81 Raphael Bros. in the
'"l.o"ing COMPANIES: London Assurance
cqfiti don Of England. S-0.5; sun Fire Of
flee Of England $1,000 making q total in
snranca on building OF Sio75.
The Glubcl stock was insured with the
Cocaran agency for 5000.
The loss gas only partial and the damage
% thN buIl.ns was SMaht-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10

SUCCESSFUL CANDID ATIas.
Those Who Passed Successful Eaum-
inntiNns ON TmcshnN.

Those who passed the examination pre-
seribed for positions In the city schools
NEE. Miss Bertha Nusbaum, Miss Minnie
Ross. Mrs. Edith ID. Wright, Miss Mar
garet V. Boyd. Miss Clara Schmidt, Miss
Clara Bartholomew. Miss Margaret Ide-
son, Miss Tulla odencrantz, Miss Erma
GIL. Miss Daisy Engle, Miss Katie Dunn.
Mr. +. ID. Richardson (coloredl, Miss
Hattie Johnson iooloredl, Miss Pauline
Gray lcolored).
These arc now candidates for POSI-
lions as teachers and their names will be
acted upon by the school board at their
next meeting.
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LOW VACATION RATES.

The Queen and Crescent will sell excur-
SION tickets at low rates TO the mountains
anu seashore resorts every day from June
J. TO September 80. inclusive. with final
limit October 81, 1897.
The Queen and Crescent route offers IN
tourists this year the most perfect train
service and appointments ever offered The
southern travelling public. Through Pull.
man sleepers OF the finest pattern.
Apply to your nearest Queen and Cres-
cent ticket agent for rates and full infor-
nation. A, f. Barnett,
q. +. A., New Orleans, La.
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Mr. Sidney F. Presawood OF Whitney ave-
nuo lost $50 yesterday IN peculiar way.
1t was in currency He had placed it under
The pillow In giving ont the wash. the
money with the bedeloth.ng went 10 the
washtub Susan Henry. eolored, WAS the
Aundfess When The loss vas discovered
the demand vas made Oh her for the money.
The chayrcd pieces % the bank notes were
louad ~ the ashes uAder the kettle. She
Was arrested Tor theft and placed under a
$500 bond ly Justice l'ltge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10

II may be worth something to know that
the very best medicine for restoring the
tired ont nervous system to healthy yigor
Is Electric Bitters. This medicine is pur,,
ly vegetable. acts by giving tone To- tho
norNe centers in the stomach. gently slim
uiaios the liver and kidneys, and aids these
organs in throwing off impurities in the
blood. Electric Bitters improves the mn.
polite. aids digestion and is pronounced nv
those who have tried il as the very hest
blood purifier and nerve tonic TRY II
sold for 50c or 81 per bottle at Geo. "
Heyer's drug store
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New York, June a--Corton seed prod.
ueis are dull and unchanged: prime
crude oil barrels. 20c: prime summer vei.
low, barrels .alc: prime eotton s yei,
meal, sic ysIa0-5D uer Ton, SEED
New or'ans, June a-.T-he marke. ror
crude OIL In bulk. l7dlsc; prime su Urine
ss,e re low; ~ barrels. 22hc meal ami Ike
800 no PEI short ton. long ION ' s1.
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The tEypn0ti.ts,

Ihere was another good audience at the
Auditorium last night to witness the OK
hibtion in hypnotism by the Boyd Bros.
Several amusing tests were made creating
no end OF fun and amusement for the au-
dlence. This exhibition will continue The
balance OF the week.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. a. sterneuberg eompll,
Hen'ed The Post last night with some deli
cacies from the nuptial feast. The remem-
brance was appreciated, and over the feast
many were the good wishes extended the
bride and groom, The happy couple enjoyed
an elegant post nnptial spread at the
brides home at the fremont hotel last
night provided by the wel-kuown caterer
and DECORATION. Charles Barr.
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Last Saturday while Mr. n. \. Baker
Was entertaining a number OF guests Mt
his home At Houston Heights about > p m,
some thief entered side door and stole a
fine cake that was cooling on the kitchen
table.
MIR. Baker Is prepared for night thieves
with fine watch dog and couple OF
loaded pistols, bat the daytime visit was
entirely unexpected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-10

Houston lodge No. 49, met last night and
elected the following officers: NJ Raphael,
president G. II, Lowenstein, vice presl-
dent ). Simon, secretary: j. NJ. Gerson.
treasurer Nj. NJ. Sam, warden; S. j.
Nestheimer guardian; Joe Rosenthal.
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Galveston. who is visiting Mrs, /. q. Ger
son. Those present were MIR. and Mrs
l. @. Gersou, chaperones; Misses Fanny
Ehrlich of Galveston. Carrie and Bertha
Wes,heimer. Sarah Freed, Florence Levy,
Ray Alexander. Sadie Simon. Pearl Billits'
Dora Braunig, 1.enora and Birdie FOX.
Messrs. Arthur Brown. sam. Louis aud
Harold Raphael. Leo sam, Ike Braunig,
Morris Wolf. Ike Harris. Ned Jacobs. Sol
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District Missionary convention.

The third annual meeting of the Dis
triet Missionery convention of Christian
churches takes place at Timpson June IT.
q. The Houston East and West Texas
railway has granted rate Of one and one
third fare for round trip, selling ON 10th
and 18th, limit to ED
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OR ANGE,
WY council Meeting-Bis Cargo nj,
Lumber Ia lie Loaded.

orange, Texas, June s.-The city coun.
Gu OF orange met in regular monthly SEES.
SION last night. and transacted ,he ,,s,,,
eniount OF routine business. The nosi,ior
ol engineer Tor the fire engine was dec,area
Vacant ana three applications for The nost'
m were referred 10 the fire COMMITTEES
Inc council will meet again next Tuesday
A'sn, 70 discuss the waterworks question:
message was received from sabine
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"Thr Houston post" n FI,.,

The carrier pigeon Houston Post"
owned by Mr., Ramsey. was turned loose
at MeXia lS3 miles distant. yesterday
morning and got back to Houston before
O'CLOCK. having made excellent time.
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Lee Wing, the Chinaman arrested by the
police Tuesday night for running hop
JOINT was fined 5000 in Justice Fit2o's court
Yesterday for keeping disorderly house
anu IN default of payment was sent TO iail
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Y. Nj. c. A. MAyrERs.


- ''''s ~ INV brewery.
Bible HsndinS.
Yesterday the Y. N. c. \. boys held
a service at the noon hour at
the Magnolia brewery. The men at the
brewery attended the meeting. and re-
oeived the boys very cordially, and seemed
to enjoy the entire meeting. Mir Nash
gave very interesting talk. aud the halt
hour was one OF the most pleasant as vet
spent Good live music made The, meeting
impressive and the entire bolyS of men
al 'oinea IN TO make the occasion pleasant,
The Bible reading in the room yesterday
morning on How to Study the Bible" by
Mr.. Nash. was not only Instructive, but of
intense interest to all. Everyone is cor-
diaiiv invited. Mr. Nash will give every
night a very interesting and helpful tank
10 men. and all men are cordially invited
to these night services. They begin at 8
o'clock sharp.
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Gas for illuminating. cooking. heating
and power II desired. Apply to J. J. Me-
keeyer. general manager.
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Deep Rock. Bed Rock, Vichy and Llthia
waters on draught at keislings Soda
Fountain. 500 Main Street
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A straw Ride.

A straw rido was given last evening.
to Miss Fanny Ehrlich OF
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HOUSTON GAS LfGur ~

bring Celery Phosphate at kiesling's
Soda Fountain. 500 Main street.
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There VIII be general meeting of the
y clkSte'; committees Monday night at
Turner hall
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M r., Anderson who died at St. Jo-
sephs intirmaIy Tuesday of consumption
was buried at p. m. yesterday IN the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant U. S. N. in