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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17
NIXON.

our first quarterly conference
on the Savannah charge conven.
ed in the Chapel last Saturday
evening with Rev. s. L. Carter in
the chair. He also preached Sun.
day and Sunday night.
The Chapel Sunday school will
have q Christmas tree Christmas
day at | o'clock p. m.
j. M. Stansill, wife and baby Of
Walnut Grove were the guests of
IL. Q. McOanless Saturday night
and Sunday.
Pitts Wolf and Bud Dickinson
were here Sunday.
Rev. W. w. Hinton and Lewis
Morris OF Savannah attended our
meeting.
Rev. G. w. Robertson and wife
were here Sunday.
Rev. W. II. Pollard of Hollins
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17
Subscribe Now.

In order that we may. double
ourpresent circulation, the Courier
is reduced to rs cents until jan,
l, 1898. Come in and subscribe.
We want the Courier to visit
every home in the county. In
order to accomplish this, we make
the above reduction, for cash.
which will continue until the first
of January.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17
Z CORRESPONDENCE.
Right.

Everything is quiet in Right at
present. -
hey. forkner, the Adamsyille
circuit rider of Morris Chapel was
IN our town one day this week.
quite a crowd in town Satur-
day, 1t being horse swapping day.
jim DeBerry agent for the
Wheeler & Wilson sewing ma.
chine was in Sibley collecting one
day this week.
4, John Hughes of sibley, was up
Saturday.
we viii have two sermons at
owinea Chapel next Sunday at II
anu .. OLD NUB.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17
SALTILLO.

Esq. Shannon has returned from
Obion.
The health of our town is good
at present.
Miss Myrtle Moffet, a charming
young lady of Morris Chapel, is
visiting relatives here.
John Mitchell made a business
trip to Sardis and SCOTS Hill last
Monday.
1. B. Orr of Paddcah was here
last week.
DIR. j. f. Harbert visited his pa.
rents at Morris Chapel the past
week. CHRISTOPHER.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17
Come Again.

10 the many that we failed to
wait on during the rush of trade
THIS fall, we want to say it is our
delight to wait on every one, and
that we appreciate your coming.
and it makes MS think that you
had found the cheap cash store.
Now, come again and we will
make every effort to serve you.
am yours very respectfully to
serve, ID. j. HUGHES,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17
NOTICE.

All parties that owe us must
come forward and settle by Dec.
10Th are we will surely force col
lectlons. This means everybody
except parties we have agreed to
carry over for another year. If
your indebtedness to us is secur.
ed by mortgage we intend to COL
lect it, We dislike to do this, but
must collect our debts.
BAKER BROS.
Nov. 26. 1897.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17

One of the gang of bank robbers
lately arrested in Indiana said
that in attempting to escape after
one oftheir burglaries they rubbed
onions on their shoes, and thus
threw the bloodhounds sent after
them off the scent.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17

Great excitement prevails
throughout Obion County over
the discovery of gold, some eigh.
teen miles from Union City near
Reelfoot Lake. The dirt in which
this metal has been found has
been tested and is said to contain
upwards Of $40 to the ton.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17

The Nashville Banner suggests
that as the state is borrowing mon.
ey to meet its expenses Memphis
might advance a loan to pay for
me extra session in the eventGov.
Taylor makes up his mind to cali
one. z
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17

so month to man who is
willing to work. If you are a
hustler you can make $75a month
at home. Address in handwrit
ing, enclosing stamp for reply
Standard Pub. Co. vineland, N. J
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

SAVANNAH CHURCH DIRECTORY
For iSo7-oS, The M. Z. Church, South:
WEEKLY SERVIC Es.
AT $3.50 A. NJ. Sunday School.
At II A. NJ. Preaching.
At 3P. NJ. Junior League.
AT $50 P. NJ. Epworth League.
AT 6:3o 7. Nj. Preaching.
AT o'3o P. M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting.
The Social, Literary, and Business meet
ng oil the League will be held the Isl Friday
each month.
All members ofthe church are urged 10 at
tend the Services y
visitors and non-church goers are here
by cordially invited 10 attend.
mot forsaking the assembling Of our
selve as the manner of some,p Heb. x-as VS..
EMMETT L. GREGORY, p. C.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.
Summary School every Sunday morning at
$3.50 o'clock. W. U. Ross, Supt
Prayer meeting Friday nights.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17

d. J. Hughes is selling more
Clothing, more Shoes. more Dry
GOODS, more Hardware, more
furniture, and in fact, more of CIV.
erything than ever before. from
the simple reason he is selling
cheap. A call will convince you.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17

After a deadlock of more than
three weeks the city council of
Nashville has elected member of
the Board of Public Works. The
caucus nominee was beaten.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

Maury is fifth to the wealthiest
county in the state, those coming
ahead of her being Davidson,
Shelby, Knox and Hamilton, in
order named.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17

Judge John r. Bond has an.
nounced himself q candidate for
governor. He is perhaps the first
open candidate in the field.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17

See those beautiful rings at
BSrlow's, both set and plain very,
very cheap. !"
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17
Advertising Rates

one inch per annum reading $500
display 800
NNssolng notices, first insertion, per line .os
sor each subsequent insertion, {" .os
Obituaries or card OF thanks, .os
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17
For Sheriff.

We arc authorized TO announce
CLARENCE NJ. MANGUM
as candidate for Sheriff subject TO the ac-
iI OF the Republican primary, Saturday,
February 70. 1898. Z"
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17
Savannah Courier.

Il .. THOMPSON, EDITORS AND
a. .. FowIKEs, ! Preprietors.
Office Ito, Williams Block.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17
FRIDAY. DEC. II. 1897.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Court Clerk.

We are authorized 10 announce
A. A. WATSON
as candidate for county court clerk subject
to the action of the Republican primary, Sat-
urday, February 20, 1898.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17
Mayf1ower.

ror ui'her information regarding these boats address
J. II. BARLOW, PRESIDENT, Savannah Tam
rs HUGHES SEc'y AND TR,A,,v crna r.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17
We are authorized TO announce
DICK SMITH

as candidate for county court clerk subject
to the action of the Republican primary Sat
urday, February 20, 1898.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1897-12-17

Nov. %, 1897.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-12
HOUSTON THEosoPHICAL SOCIETY
Holds Its Regular weekly Meetings
and pi.cnurrrs Throsophy.

Tie EDus.c. T1srSO-ih cal scSTsetT Ee.1
is meeting yesterday a. rs room. Room
:as Mason elcck TIE suffice. for d.scus-
sioa wAs lie saasen; AID alo3e-a coaos2
;ioas Q. dle;y and -e.4g!oo- The meeting
~ss opeast ~ .As pres!de1; = q .eT veil
bossr remarks and ;oea the subject was
placed ae;o-e Tie Au3seaca Il. paper read
By The secretary.
Il was claimed that t-slls. IL a supreme
DIZZY. powe- q first cnurxe LIS existed
from the ee-l!es; age known to =. coup
led with the bale: that naakl-3 has
spiritual na,nrs more o. less divine. and
hat religion K the cultivation Q. that q.
vine nature, 20 re3es-n IL from is .mPe.-
fectso1s--A literal ;lzaing back To sup
part this hypothesis, paaszgs. were quoted
from the Ne1as u India and he books Of
Hsrases % Egypt, lie teachbass O. Mann.
founder o. tas Br211la1 end hoc1h.st -
hsioas. the Zeo1 AyeSts ehe kAcaia, the
Saza-ere ccieT. The * pal Nuh o. re Az
taos me beliefs o. the Scaadinav ans Ro-
mans G1tet.s &ut Ka.mlckS. me 1rloss ..
Aust54laa-z. ne WORKS % p,sto and the
CIR .s;l5a Bible Asa thai al ,hesa r.
liglpcs have departed t-c-n tAsl- p-i1ai-iye
ru.--y. ras greatest Cause q vsAk depart
ure tas ae-Ss trusting 100 much % t1s
Had .s-'.- o. m law a21 css.ec,iag Is
l.eias spiritual nature.
To his e-uss IS due he division q "a
RELIGION ~ Jesus no h1- 1-s.1s CT s=c.s
eat claiming &c D. ne res. sine. p-1re
TIE cp.l37o US g!ye1 IA taecsoc.y
scref-s Re i1ea q al iIrpH~soral. irpar-
fizl. u1cla-Eezr'e ruling p7Ee-, 70: pa
s1ta-1E 90 oai it By na-a= also TIE belief
y RE -is-Ey = man. T. 5eail-- WIZ
We eis-'.s a1w tzCEhr, sar1s - --el- ms.
.aEfo lt.4s Z regard 70 heaven hsll ths
t'Fa -rc gse o frzye- r-a-o-diazt- o-
rhe ~u-t1.p = gp1. Jesus tas Virgin NEry
rs SANS. faa sto1s'oa-- ~. ihs cos the
rs-'---eeticl- etc we're sliltet - &. he
ss-1s t--1a q15r'4-E out 7stsa- Is t,si eyed -
= = right app -cs..o1 ~ hen l. Sun
y - ~. Is waF s,L-ai that t5ers1-tr lcz=
81. = IN - a-taEc1iga s1y sect Or belief
believing nat q -=-taic anon; @, truth IS
81 rA@ foundation = al is re,lEio- IS
'-e Jllii'r7E %. human ns-g-e - g a.sh--
plane gu'i i- -ecsi-.s he lsrs, l.keceeS 20
a1 - VIII . Work r. dnsl-eS 70 Coz of.er-
arc W. @ve-T pA-so1 eTe-T c-e-5 ~ ch
nzs tais rosl u view. T-e Requisite n ne
fE,Qs -1,hisr e 20 believe i ne eotssl
privileges 5-to-s their God. q ill M
s'airh j 11r-p cher = = ne tern "I-ri-
Tc-ssl brotherhood When -ha- s -,er-
te-,ly l-i@rs-ooi and r-zc,icei -hsn man
hi-d -rill - In position 70 return 70 ;asi-
ics. liker=.s $50 God and - make them
selves ~ 70 deserve a.i ealry the priv
'l--s|'- Fh.cn The supreme intended mankind
20 have
The 7-adleE wss followed by addresses in
~ same lf-e ~ several II the members,
~ - re+a ~ questions from our visitors
a "r' q c-r' .aued I-'ti tine sor ad}op-r-
meat. he general vardic, being tha; Tho
LINE had been passed NOS. prnfitablv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-12
LINsEEp on FACTORIES.


WHY Should We continue to import lin
seed oil when flax grows here of a quality
UNSURPASSED,
II would seem natural sequence to the
immense lumber trade OF our section that
we should also furnish the paint and oil
Flax seed contains this oil. and the plant
can be cultivated primarily for the seed
and secondly, for the tow, Witch would
come into use for the manufacture Of hind
ing twinc, and all other purposes for which
flax tow is used. The manufacture Of lin
seed oil would furnish the cotton oil mills
with employment during the summer.
In conclusion. IL is the opinion of the
majority of the American people that a
good tariff for a good revenue will, by
benehting the employer also benefit the
employed. and that our money standard Is
lust as good as that OF the ether great ma
lions OF the earth; therefore let us grace
fully accept the situation and look after
our local prosperity.
II is Main to be seen that every bale of
cotton and every barrel Of rice, and every
pound OF Havana tobacco, and every bale
OF timothy and alfalfa, and every barrel
OF oil and sack OF oil cake. that We can
produce has a foreign market waiting fcr
H. and that our wool and hides, and tal-
low, our beef. and humber. and other in
dnstries are all improving and expanding.
and the star. eyed Goddess OF Prosperity
is knocking at the door. Let her In
A. Whitaker.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-12
GHTER OF CANNES.
WIN Commence this Morning Mt the
F"ltcc stntion--suIphnr Knntc

,.s-.r.,-, al, -, -. -
"'''i7S"'s s'aukh or
'- % - las morning employing the sui
phur process which IS said 20 produce
death vi-hr9;,, rat, ss,-s,,,..,i,.c ,.-,,,,.s
min ..... 80 80. ,-,l.-.-.
''-' ''-1 ''''4 90 D't'--Fue"'S 20
The 10y cog tax
Prior 10 taIs inc f. has been the custom
fcr an dogs when found 20 he ,,.,ho,, tn.
-I-.,
''iN''t- -'- 20 "s ,'''.'- ~ ue'Ns Sl''' o1'
taiA sraSoa ihey VIII Dee smothared % death
~ eas--a combination Of charcoal and oul-
rhlr TUNES The dog wagon his been al
WORK fdr several DAYS landing vae7aut ours
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-12
HOUsTON DAILY POsn MONDAY MORNING. JULY Il 1891

gree Ii means sosnethtag else ass ~; L
means comnUnssTn sure. Auzrchiss1 dis
s7aves the CONF, unss,ie Sord. A. The ~is'e-
saes H. and therefcrs he tAls u uhce--
ttAu1 how Anarchists Are csEsse6 VIZ
c.-a tuLnssts by Any sensible RAJ. though
some Anarchists call themselves ~ Il.
celss1ce communists Il IS tn-passi1sS
strange how i co1s< q IL ;1At .tise
god can lh-ns; out q oue's &Tns- al-
heart a. ell. 1857 men. regardless o. tats-
Ns-s Illness i il because re g1gr ELkl :
rAEs emphasizes she = ID ruaIs afess
However all tbs and -no-c NAV -. q i
evident that So s,ol as lie comm ua-s.@'
s;ifit decays IN any human osEAn-s-''-1n
designed q give exT.-esslla - me l1tA 6.
he :Gthsrhsoa q COO. go - tA4f =
II a pure Journalism rr21acies -hat ssst-
eRticu & individuals ar1 !, ol2ioes Z
heartltss corporation. u CHURCH "
takes Oh The nature q co-eE"-a-- =
stit1ucn, and tee language - = t@l- a.
1-ci SCI . ;hs z mans. AL. 7t AN-.N
Sftecitured one - another in u7u'otr5F
lovo in hoaaT q5ese-ri1E one lu1thri
twisted TO apply - The .ustlli-si!t1 - s-1a
heartless coTpcratlol-
The brothereo3d o. man i1es e --'-A
s.re1 ~ the very nature g. re ,'i,,-l.-
MhsIcl WORK y mss or az A-r -
meet all classes 81 uea and ~eEe 2 -
leycl q inuortality-- ALIKE a-e g -
:c- whom Jesus ciec. RAYS ana u.--a
cloth. hcnest and d.sho1ss. Not - a..
unworthy. truthful AID gntTu-a-1l--- 3. ,il
are uae u he sacrlfic-2l of.cT.7E O. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-12
CITY BREyITIE>.

The county comm sstoas-s VII -1set TO-
day n regular monthly = ss'91
Tia directors O. m A.-o- A-ce-.-2- FA-r
association Will me-; ha-e 'olay
The Sharks CLUB II; yse's-3ay at'e--er-
and discussed the ARA seE-ns .o- i-s--
rs1inE r4caie.
Nothing has been hcar' ny - 0'-es 3
he vosaEs'a- VIII was reported -7s, a. :.
satrtay nich. fra G. M Z
Asou; ane-th-ra O, ~ expense g: "a. 5s
Washington street VII ne borne Z! tle
stree; railway company.
Pos: 6 OF the T. T. a. vas . have
meeting YESTERDAY afternoon. btt oS-'s to
ths afs- ice 0. QUORUM 10 --s.less "-S
.ra-Fzcted.
The Emmett council held -aeir regular
s. M monthly meeting yesterday atter-l 7o1.
bl. ma bush transacted was O. 70 gen
essi .trpo7 .aree
Then viii BE nee-',s q ne H7gs'oa
Dis-c. Me.5cal so-is-y tonight al he o.
foe OF ~. Norsworthy The paper vii
be ;ead ~ Dostor Johnson.
a number VI county officials and poll
lic5srs went out y-e.er3ay TO tae barbecue
al Brass Bayou. ,ac p7os-4ln-le o: vl.ea
Was very much in.e-,ered VIII by ;hs
-aia-
Mess7s Henke < pnlo- announce that
he lose 0. heir warehouse ALL IN 70 man
-er sttc. the.r bushes. and also that hey
vii be prepared 70 handle co.,on a. the 6e-
ginning % The season
Philip Jay o. the fire department. ~ho
tei, from a hose carriage Saturday GiEat
While going 20 the Helke fire IS doing
nicely a: $; JCsephs Iat.rGal5y. About .
year ago Jay was thrown from cart ard
aad h.s arm broken in TWO places.
Yesterday afternoon an alarm was sound
ed t:7n-u box No u. calling he department
20 the ruins Of the Heake warehouse. which
burned Saturday night l. appears some
%. the charred timber COX fire again and
g. was thought i, nigh, spread The de-
PARTNER: vas there only short tine.
John Oieson. carpenter at tina American
Brewery. while al the Henke fire Saturday
3 sh, came in contact with several Of tha
mules released from III burning bmli1l.
ana was severely kicked He was taken 70
his apartments On Preston sVeuae. where
DE- reveiyei medical attention, aaa Sc 'cr-
day was resting nicely.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-12
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

This old and famous institution at Lex
inF'on' Va. has ever Justified the wisdom
OF the legislators OF Virginia. In organ
ization and government IL is military. la
courses OF instruction are scientific tech
nioal and military. Its IDEAL is exact dis
cipline and thorough instruction. The re-
suit Is highly trained body OF self-relant
efficient men who make their mark in
Whatsoever profession or occupation they
engage In the American supplement Of
the encyclopedia Britannica is an article
on Military Academies Major General O.
o. Howard, says Among the most mo-
table military schools OF the United States
ia the virginia Military Institute. II ranks
next to that at West Point"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-12
no ENTERTAIN the VISITORS.
The Galveston knights Of Pythins
prcnmrlng for Thcir Gmcsts.

Extensive preparations are making by the
local lodges knights of Pythias, says tho
Galveston News. to entertain the Houston
Alvin, Richmond, Temple and Beaumont
knights. who are expected TO visit CAL
weston on Saturday evening, July 81. A
committee Of three members has been
appointed from each Of the four Galveston
lodges TO perfect arrangements
The committee held meeting In the re-
oeptiOn room NJ castle hall on Thursday
evening last and organized by elec-lng ].
II FTicke chairman, $. w Levy secretary
and otto Haase treasurer. The committee
proposes TO give the visiting Knights a
thoroughly enjoyable time, Exhibition drills
will probably be given by the uniform
rank.
The entire programme of entertainment
has not yet been completed,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-12

70 Se able 20 ecca o7e-1 .he 5on-s {. ;ae
home 70 Ike Resan1c1ss. youar u TIE STATE
SAa An;r1io has donated = beautiful sise
On a Iii cve-ics.ss izc tie VALLEY. wAica
rz-se TIE eastern houn1.try o. ias govern
-eas sos- X Viii rs-q1ire $500 % e-eci
suitable ballti-Ex zat piAs@ ne grounds =
shsss IL Galveston iheg secured S'N ~
sagtec-sTiico. which 2-nca.t hey Soce -
3cehte IL Hous;o1.
TIE sx;e-x e1ESre3 - th.s wo-s; rs---:-
ly came TO Texas .1o-a Canada. AZ iGte3t
70 -s-1s.. "a charge o. TIE !as.i,ussoa 1;JeI
rs congl e.son- They have vis.ie3 Nictp-la.
Corps Christi. Cuero and Besyills ant
inte-id 10 20 els4w h@-e before RETURNING .
ths. Alamo City.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-12

r-o--sax. Mss Sherwood rAs saeasalr
very n2cz excited y a t-e1oeaoo1s z-x 4;
ha- hook. ~hs-1 c1ss~2 her 20 ri To-
help h1i SO ftvcsily ciuag . tie lie,
wAle the -2pcsss- caused TIE eaa;. ~s.ca
uEs sesurilT azcAc-ss5. 10 s,.n A-cua- ol
10 -z.s- IL t5e =sG-ts2e Coa3oea Mos
oer AAG -sshe1 s-aTeiy 70 tie -escut. bio
etas thz rczz< ia5y 20 Re calm Aa3 keep
s-o.ci. a. % harm see-l9 coc5e 70 Bal AZ
ss- = IRENE 3osgs s;rrrkl. The animal was
lA-ts4 4ud re ps-;y So %, sc- sAorf- On
hes arrival ,hs Ash was shown 20 Captain
Barney, VIC r-ozc1-cs4 Il s .rs--eAil1s
sAs-k N!s Sherwood EAs zgra ecvse9
ara cosaplraeste3 ~ her fellow asAer-
ce-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-12

Tho city council viii meet tonight in
regular woehy sersion. The chief interest
in touizhrs meeting centcrs In The report
OF the board q public works. which ~ill
deriguata tho character Of pavement 10 be
ilsed and recommend 10 whom the contract
IL 20 BE- awarded for paving Washington
stree, Specifications for other paving aiil
also DO submitted by the engineer, and ID
these specifications the figures for asphalt
viii be more reasonable. placing the az
phalt bidders wlthin the range Of conpeu-
lion
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-12
sPIRITUALIsT SERVICE.
THEY ARE ENTERTAINED BIZ Mr.
JOHN W. RING.
who Claims 10 he an In.pirstionsi
Speaker-His Lecture at
BRYAN Hall.

By tpe<lzi agreement -. .cs5,s-st- eoal
iectu-e-s q Ire s7s-ltuAlsS; sssoc.Aticos o,
Houston Roa 5zlvs=foa exchanged scs-
tr1ltus yeHtsr54y. Mss Ly5sa Allie. fl.ins
me one at Galveston All Mr.. joan ".
ring Ire S-,e q. Houston ~ ,. Il. NJ.
RiuE mad. rs initial Sor 70 a large audi
encs o. Hoss.ca 81 s-ituEhsts al bEyAa hail
lie Is young iaAa. tho-i . years Q: age.
md n.}e II his ordinary o. 1oru1al cto1.-
ROE. has the appearance, action ami sS--=-ca
O. q county boy. Aite- The lesisre u v as
asked where BE received rs classical s1a-
o2uon. AID answered thai the Oily eaac2-
ton d ever lad WE eonEo1 EcAool e1-
Scztiol Up 20 tbs axe q y aaa tsree SEE
lDer terr-s Il k4ns4s schooas.
Opening the service, ne raz e t-2galil-
cat iavecatl oU and thea i2sG :iE. G4c'
ris u M.s Allen. p-2islns her s9,d ~osA
II the cAuse o. Spirltosisn TIE oTcheS-
sre played Appropriate ss-ertso.s .fo-1 -
T~osatore" IN oSde- 70 nsrclcalzs AID a.
low she spirit torres % GO tie med. IA
Un3er fun control. The sl1iec, selected
~ ,ae controls as The Aar-lrss-1A n -
Sp-r.tgsilsra 10 the Past t1fly lezts fss
sz.l rhAi spir4t-alsn lifted i1a1 FROM ;-e
J.grk - superstition 70 behold Crt = al
i5ik glory lie tramplet ua1er FOO TIE
fear Ia. possesses The Average 1-Tiai c'
cea.h and PIC ured 4; a. he iA-tirs @. lie
vel tstNeea the moral an mineral LIE
MS bezutful leacrlpi % - De nre,I-s -
The other saore and thu ip7E!us tack AZ
The mortal tenement occupied ora this plan
.; cy TIE sr!r3t Or s9ui. just passed Over
has = tendency 10 remove That Year o.
dezth from The mind q MS audience ana
lsay- ~ ls place 4 feeling that our loved
cues 7.ho have le.t us are not dead, but
have only gone through transition 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-12

The following marriage license, were !,
sud for the week By County Clerk Ed F.
Dupfee:
" g. s!lby aud Miss blanche allie
AbuaHdary
J 81 Holcroft aud Miss Elizabeth Doke.
Edward waiter Atkinson and Susie T.
CAod
John y. YirbeTg and Miss Louise Oherle
Charles WiaianS and Marie Leonard.
jack = Artp and Mrs. Ida Cobb
Ollie Eds srds and Hattie Ross
j g LAndrpn and Miss Iilzie Gillespie.
Ichn sssrfns and Larnlc Siuhbs.
James Hushes and Miss Matte A. Woods