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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-07-14
THE FINEST LINE

OF Military Ball and Reception Pro-
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-07-14
ATTENTION BRICK BUYERS.

We have today July; 12-reduced the
price of Benz Brick, the best in Tex
as to
$500 per NJ
delivered to any part of this city.
7-12-6t. THE BEN BRICK co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-06

pered conversation = the result was that
two of them filed downstairs again,
deaving the third in "a watchful attitude
by the door. He bentand listened again
another rustic met his ear; Mrs. Net
tIeton was turning the Morning Post
again.
"Shc must have got'to the page now"
be muttered, and he smiled joyously. A
nncment later there was noise as Of
somebody rising suddenly and of a
clair pushed back; then came a gasp,
. little scream, and a voice crying
aloud in bitter anger and contempt:
His granddaughter! How insolent
and ridiculous"
The watcher outside smiled more
broadly, but did not move. The next
thing that he heard was the murmur of
= puzzled voice. The words he could
l.ot distinguish. but he guessed what
they were. Marcia was reading over
ltke paragraph in the Morning Post,
and trying 10 understand the insane
nudacity which inspired il. He could
fancy her expression at every line and
the elimination Of scorn with which
size would read the last fewwosds. For
there could be very little doubt that
Marcia Nettleton was peusing the
following paragraph: "a marriage has
been arranged between Mr.. Frederick
Nettleton. second son OF the late Lieut..
Col. r. Netfleton (Coldstream Qvards),
and Miss Celestine Vincent. laughter
OF the late Mr.. William Vincent, OF
Brighton, and granddaughter of Mr..
Noel Forester. of Mere Park, Shrop-
shire"
The murmur ended. "IIis grand
daughter!" came again in scornful ac-
cents. There was a swift movement
across the room; the door was thrown
open wide. But then Marcia sell back
in amazement. Noel Forester stood
before her, smiling happily.
you: How did you come here?' she
gasped.
lie slept in, and. paying no attention
10 her question. observed:
II may SOUND odd, you know. but it's
quite true"
Marcia held up the paper and pointed
q scornful finger at the paragraph. The
occasion was an admirable one for
drony. and she was minded TO employ
1t TO the full.
Granddaughter You might have
fonnd something little more plaus-
ible." she remarked, with toss of her
head.
do you think might?" he asked in
. doubtful, rather regretful tone.
II suppose you're about thirty-fve,
aren't you?"
"Don't be too hard on me. Thirty-two.
Mrs. Nettleton. Not a day more, on
your honor"
And she's"
'CeJeste's just tweniy-one, Mrs. Net
uctonAbirthday in September"
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PART VI.

~ VI.
Fred was not at home when Marcia
arrived; indeed ne had the good for
tune not to appear at all before lunch,
thus escaping very trying interview.
Marcia took her meal in solitary mis-
cry. conscious that poor Fred, still de-
lluded. still undeceived. was enjoying
false happiness at 80 Tangent Terrace.
Surely Noel Forester would not have
the effrontery to be present. Yet who
could set bounds 10 his effrontery? IL
seemed to be of that unconscious kind
which rather ignores than dehes the
dictates of propriety and the voice of
shame. He was mad. he must be mad;
but Celeste was simply wicked. Mrs.
lNettlston defined this difference be-
tween them quite distinctly and defin-
liiely as she drank her coffee. Then she
went to Fred's room. removed Celeste's
Tortrait TO remote corner, and sat
down to read her Morning Post;
after breakfast her agitation and her
early start had combined TO render a
proper study of that journal impossible.
AS she read, brougham drove up 10
her door and three people got cut. One
of them opened the door with latch
key and admitted his companions. The
three then with stealthy tread entered
and examined the drawing-room and
the dining-room successfully: both
were empty. Then quietly and slowly
they filed upstairs and came to the door
of Fred's room. Their leader put his
ear 70 the keyhole and listened; the
rustic of turned newspaper was audi
ble. Holding up his finger he imposed
silence on his companions. They wait
ed some moments. during which moth
ing more was audible from the inside OF
Y Q room. Then the three held a whis-
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SINGLE TAX ADVOCATE.
Meeting Of the Municipal League Last
Night.

Hon. G. b. Fillebrown of Boston ad-
dressed the municipal league last night
and advanced single tax. He said in
part:
What Is the single taxp The Psalmist
said, The earth is the Lords and the
fullness thereof, the world and those that
dwell therein. The single tnxist has the
same theory as the Psalmist, but brought
down to the time of today. The single
taxst is an individualist, not socialist,
and as such respects the true office of the
Government To see that justice is done.
But the single taxist has no quarrel with
the socialist and unites with him in do
ing justice TO all.
"The industrial slavery of today result
ing from monopoly the single taxist looks
upon as worse than the slavery Of less
than a century ago.
1.-The corporation that Is buying in the
market does not think as TO whether or
not the producer is starving. The trouble
is not i'm the amount of wealth, but it is
i'm its distribution. When capital can't
invest In stocks or in some other monopoly,
tnen money VIII Seek lnNeSuihenb ab ~ reg
itimate rate of interest. We are told that
our scheme is contlscation, but we contend
that it is restoration. We say recompense
the one who is suffering from the wrong,
not the one who is profiting by it.
1.-The acres are joint possession, the
gift Of the Divine Hand, and we single
takers have dedicated ourselves to make
room for all at the Fathers table.
''we don't get the right kind of re.
ligion, and we don't get the right kind of
politics. Right politics is the right kind
of demonstration of the right kind of
religion, and they will unite at some time
The single tax offers you right kind of
politics which guarantees TO offer you the
right kind of religion.
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FREE CURE FOR MEN.
A Michigan Man Offers to Send His
Discovery Free.
Claims to BE Benefactor to Weak.
oned Mankind.

There is always more or less suspicion Az
tached 10 anything that IL offered free, Due
sometimes "A man so overfows with generosity
that he cannot rest until his discovery ~
known 10 the world. in order that ms FELLOW
mon may profit by what he has discovereu;;
u Is upon this principal that resident Oh
Kalamazoo, Mich, desires TO ssnd free 20
mankind a prescription which Will cure them
of any form OF nervous debility relieves them
OF all the doubt and uncertainty which sucn
men peculiarly liable 10 and restores the
organs 10 natural size and vigor As ~ COSTS
nothing 20 try the experiment., 10 would seem
that any man suffering with the nervous
troubles that usually attack men who never
stopped 20 realize what might be the hnai re-
sult, ought TO be deeply interested in rem
edy which will restore them 10 health, strength
and yigor, without which they continue 10
live an existence Of untold misery. As the
remedy in question was the result OF many
wears research IA to what combination would
be pc uliarly effective in restoring 20 men the
strength they need, II would seem that ali
men suffering with any form OF nervous weak
ness ought TO write for such n rene at once
A request 20 III. g. Olds, Box gs5, Kalamazoo,
Mich stating that you are not sending Tor
the prescription out Of IDLE curiosity, but that
you wish 10 make use OF the medicine bv CIV
ing it n trial, will be answered promptly ana
without evidence 10 where Information
came from.
The prescription is sent free and although
some may wonder how Mr. Olds can afford
10 give away his discovery, there is no doubt
about the offer being genuine, Gut TINS out
and send to MIR. Olds, so that he may know
how yor canc TO write him.
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graceful, slight figure darted across
the room and, before Marcia could take
any defensive steps, she was inCeleste's
arms, and was being kissed by that
young lady.
"Oh, you dear!" said Celeste. "It was
perfectly horrid of us, wasn't it? But
! don't think ] was ever so much
amused In all my life!" And she kissed
Marcia again with the utmost affection.
"You do forgive us, don't you?"
Noel FORESTER interposed gravely.
"You must not think, Celeste" said
he, "that Mrs. Nettleton was acting from
personal feelings. It's long ago, and,
greatly as she suffered, she VIII not al
low her own feelings TO influence her in
"And her brother-in-law," said Fred
from the door, sis not resentful!"
Marcia looked around at them. They
were all smiling in the most shameless
manner. At last the smile broke out on
her own face.
"At least I'll never say I'm anybody's
wife again!" she cried.
Noel Forester looked at her for an in
slant, and theu up Mt the ceiling.
"You mean--unless il should happen
TO be true, Mrs. Nettleton 2" said he.
And in a certain space of time itthap-
pened to be true.
THE END.
'Ths Disntegrated Greengrocer." by
Henry A. Herring. will begin Slr-~-.A.A.-.lsS.
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i2; s. s.. 1880; vesper service, s. During
Lent special services in the lecture room OF
the church on Sundays at 9. and on Tuesdays
at 4:30.
Church OF the Mediator-Cranston street
Rev. W. @. Selleck, pastor; service 1O:45; sub
ject, The Need of Universalism Today; COM
munion service, 12; s. s., 1880; Y. i. M.
6:l5 organ recital, 7:l5. followed by lecture
on Modern Orthodox Professionalism.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bethany Gospel Mission--26 South Main
street: meetings mt and 7;45; speaking by
Joel Bassett, evangelist.
Music Hall-Service ut 2:30; Rev. Henry
Powers of Boston viii speak. subject. Ameri-
can Citizenship
Advent Christian-Hammond street; ]. A.
Gardner. pastor preaching at 10:45: CondiT
tional Immortality; s. s., l2:l5; service 2.
Mission of the Coming King-sT Broad
street; prayer at l0i5: speaking at 2:45 by
Mrs. A. E. Cus.is; conference at 7:i5.
Seventh Day Adventists Olney Street
Church vestry; S. S. Saturday. 2; Bible
study and social service, 8.
Reorganized Church Of Jesus Christ OF L.
vice. l0:45; S. s liz 80; preaching, $780, by
Elder George H. Smith.
New Jerusalem Church-Trinity square,
Morning. lci5, preaching by It. S. Harris
subject The Lords Second Advent; S. s., IL:
chapel service, z.
Gate Of Heaven Mission-450 North Main
street: Evangelist James q. Taudvin and
other Christian workers will speak on the
Souls Salvation by Jesus Christ, every oven-
ing at 7:45.
Hebrew Mission Hall-iJ0 North Main
street; speaking TO the Jews by j. M. Gold
berg of Jesus of Nazareth as their Messiah,
ats.
Champln Hall-Chsmplin building $50 wey.
bosset street; Sunday at 8, subject, The
Buried Treasure, by Professor Carl A.Jacques.
Music Hall-Sunday evening at 7;30 Mr..
King, evangelist. will begin a series Of ad-
dresses-what is Christ Now Doing for the
World? All are earnestly invited. No collec-
tion.
Peoples Mission-45 Eddy street; Rev.
Charles II. Plummer will preach at 30
Theosophical Society-2OG weybosset street;
public meeting at 80; lecture by Mr.. A. B.
Briggs subject, Christ and His Twelve Apos-
ties; Lotus circle for children at 8.
First Church of Christ (scientist)-25O Bow
EN- street. services at l0:45.
Bethel Christian Mission-os Wickenden
street; praise service, 80: preaching, 7:45
violin music by Professor Robert Coyle and
George II. Tingley. All are invited.
Providence Church Of Christ (Scientist)-il
Hudson street; service at ii 80.
Y. NJ. C. A. Buildins-9:3O. conservation
service; 4:30, mems meeting, address by Rev.
J. $. Bridgford, True Reflection: 4:45, boys
meeting address by Mr.. Jonathan Taylor, 'N,
Brown University; gospel service for all this
Saturday evening, address by Rev. ]. T.
Docking.
wayland Chapel-South Angel street and
Wayland avenue; $. S., 3; evening service,
1880, preaching by Rev. Charles II. Day.
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a timid and tentative fashion; Morcia's
lips were suddenly pressed together in
a marked accession OF severity.
And then he began again. "well.
in fact. a little anger doesn't spoil your
appearance. Mrs. Nettletou."
a pause followed this observation of
Noel Forrester's. lie cast his eyes down
TO the ground and did not raise them
again FOR several minutes. When he
did. Marcia's were dow ncast.
II never said shc wasn't my sister"
lac murmured. "And you did say"
"Oh. 10 be quletl" said Marcia.
Suddenly the door opened. Marcia
sprang 10 her feet. ready again to be
very argry. But no tiaae was allow ed
her for expression ~ any suoh feeling
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-06

They are ~ small that the most sensitive
persons take them. they are 20 effective that
the most obstinate cases Of constipation head.
ache and torpid liver yield 10 them. That Il
vh7 Dcwirs Little Early Riscrs nre known
~ the famous little pills.
Joseph =. Johnston's Pharmacy. M West
minister street Nctzger's Pharmacy .aD North
ef-o~t: Ioseoh Driver, Rivor-'de Phqrms~v,
o Xnnfon nyep~>
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

I'm order 20 facilitate the publication OF the
announcements OF Sunday services ana DO
Justice TO ali interested in their publication,
THE NEWS, in future VIII print ON saturday
afternoon notices received before y. m;
the previous evening. Such notices snould
be limited 10 three lines each, ana FIVE
CENTS LINE viii be charged for every line
over shree lines, but no charge viii be made
for announcements 10 the amount OF tfree
lines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-06

Women who object 10 consult for painful
cramps and headaches peculiar
10 the sex, relieved at once without danger
by Apioline- Chapoteaut. Send sl.O0 r. o
Pox aJSl New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-03-06

sThis IA the only trouble ever got into."
said citizen of Arkansas City as his neigh
bors drew him wet and shivering from n cis-
tern, "that didn't have woman at the bot
tom OF it."-Kansas City Journal
Critic-where did you get the idea for that
poster picturef
Painter-Out OF my head.
Critic-You must be glad it's out.--London
TitBits.
Now" said the experienced statesman to
the newly elected Senator whom he was in
structing, there is just one more point con-
corning Senatorial courtesy TO which feel
IL my duty TO direct your attention. It seems
little hard, but all dignities have Their
drawbacks. "
What is itY"
ut is considered very bad form whor a col.
league Is delivering a speech to 20 20 sleep
without leaving the room. Washington Star.
"Babcock seems TO have all kinds of money
nowadays. Where does he get itf"
Haven't you ever heard? He is the i'm
ventor CT the chewing gum holder for type
writer desks. "-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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SENT FREE !

To any person interested IN humane
matters, or who loves amin ais, we will
send free, upon application, . copy OF
the ALLIANCE" the organ OF this So
ciety. In addition to its inte nseiy
interesting reading, !, contains . list
OF the valuable and unusual pre-
riums given by the paper Address
THE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE,
s'o-4n vnl,ss Charities sviId'rs. New York
is9-.m
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BAPTIST.


Union-Preaching by Rev James X Ever
Of l0:45 and 1880; communion at Has; >. ;.
at 12:l5: Y. p. 5. c. E., $3.50.
Pearl street-Rev. +. K. Tower will preach
at l0;45; subject, Jehovah-Jesus; 80, The
Boy Hero OF tie Bible; S, s., l2:l5.
Fourth-Preaching by Rev Robert Cameron
at lO:45 and 1880; S. $. and pastors Bible
class, l2:l5.
North Chapel-J. b. Y. r. u, 2;l5; :. s.,
80; preaching at B by Mr.. Eben Creighton.
Stewart street--Preaching by tho pastor,
Rev. Edwin Bromley; SUBJECT l045, Fellow
ship in Prayer; =. S., IL :l5: gospel concert,
10: sermon, The Hated Jesus.
jefferson street-Preaching and the Lords
supper, IOa5; ID. s., l2:l5; Y. p. ;. c. E., 6:aO;
evangelistic services, Mrs. Fenner assisting,
80. All welcome. II. Palmer. pastor.
Cranston Street-Proaching at l045 by the
pastor and at 7:30 by Rev. DIR. Faunce of
PawtucSet; $. s., l2:l5; g. e, $50.
Broadway-Rev. J. V. osterhout, pastor; s.
s., lO:i5; preaching by the pastor at 3; special
service. 7:l5.
BellSnap District Chapel-Johnston; $. s., p;
preaching, 3.
: Dyer Avenue Chapel-S. S., las; evening
service q.
First-Rev. II. M. King, d. d.. pastor; pub
lie worship with sermon at l0i5 and 1880; 5.
s., l2:l5; Y. p. 3. g. E., 6:3O.
Friendship Street-Edward Holyoke, pas
tor; worship at l0:45 and z 80; b. s., l2:l5; Y.
r. S. O. e., 6:3O. Evening suject, Confession
as a Duty TO God"
Erench Mission-Tn Stewart Stroet Bantist
Church, corner Pond; preaching at by Pas
tor Edouard Ramette.
Central-Rov. II. ID. Anderson. pastor: l0:f5,
morning service: 1915, S. s.; 6:45, Y. p. NJ. (;
1880, evening service, subject, Isaiah the
Prophet.
Jackson Avenue Chapel-2:30, choral SER
vice: 2;i5, S. s.; 1880. preaching by Mr.. Yer
non Phillips.
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HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill bottle or common glass with
urine aad let II stand twcnty-four
hours; . sediment OF settling indicates
q diseased condition OF the kidneys.
when urine stains linen it Is positive
evidence ef kidney trouble. Too fire.
quent desire TO urinate or pain in the
back, is also convincing proof that tho
Kidneys and bladder are out Of order.
WHAT TO DO.
There IL comfort I'm the knowledge 90
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every wish In relieving pain in the back,
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COUNTYJUDGE

The Honorable ]. F. Greer, one of the
best known and most highly respected
20 lnty Judges of the State of Florida,
writes of his horrible sufferings from
Inflammatory Rheumatism
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CONGREGATIONAL.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES avenue; s. II. Wood
row, pastor; 10:45, communion and reception
of new members; praise service, 30; subject,
An Evening With Isaac Watts; s. S., l2:l5.
Central-Angell street; services at As and
1880; the pastor Edward G. Moore, will
preach; $. s., II rs; Y. p. S. @. E., 6:45.
Pilgrim-Rev. Il. b. Pullan, pastor; com
munion and reception of members, 0:45 s.
s., l2:l5; y. Z. s. c. E., G:30; at Z: 30 Mr.. Pull
Ian will speak on Sight, Light and Life.
Luther's Cornsrs-worship with sermon by
the pastor, IL; S. s., 12:l5; evening service Z.
Thornton-S. S., 2:3o; praise service with
preaching by the pastor, 6:l5, followed by
holy communion.
North-l0:45, holy communion; 80, sermon,
The Coin in the Mouth of the Fish; the pastor
will conduct the serv ices; S. S., IL 2l5; Y. 2.
s. @. e., $50.
Free vangelical-Richmond street; Rev. j.
Fl. Larry, pastor; morning, l0:45; S. s., 1920 i;
c. f., 6:3; evening, 80.
Benefcent-Rev. James G.. Vose will preach
at l0:l5; vesper service, 1880; harpist, MIR.
Frank Raia.
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Sold BY ali druggists.

uPPMAN BROS, Apothecsri.s. Sole Prsv'ss
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"Ths Disintegrated Greengrocer."
Henry A. Herring. Will begin ,Is.-4A.A..sGsS.
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OFrIcE on ] F. GREER, COUSIN JUDGE, /

OFFICE OF J. r. GREER, COUNTY JUDGE, !
Green Cove Springs, Clay CO., Fla. (
GENTLEMEN: Twenty-three years ago I
was attacked with innammatory rheumatisn.
] was attended by the most eminent physician
in the land. / visited the 81 eat Saratoga
Springs, N. ", the noted Hot Springs of Ar
kansas, and many other watering places,
always consulting with the local pt ysfcians for
directions, and finally came to Florida, ten
years ago About two years ago had A severe
attack of rheumatism, was confined to my
room for twelve weeks and during that time
was induced 20 try =. p. p, Lippman's Great
Remedy, knowing that each ingredient was
good for impurities of the blood. After use.
ing two small bottles ! was relieved. At four
different times since have had slight attacks
and each time have taken two small bottles
of p. p p, and have been relieved, and con-
sider r. r. p. the best medicine Of its kind.
Respectfully, ]. Y. GREER.
James M. Newton, of Aberdeen, Ohio,
says he bought bottle of y. p. y. at
Hot Springs, Arkansas, and it did him
more good than three months treat
ment at Hot Springs.
Rheumatism, as we'll as sciatica and
gout, is cured by course of z. p. p,
Lippman's Great Remedy.