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BEAUTY.

The flowers and leaves ard ,Alintfl -
That filings "''"
The x tronlc sunshine from It's golden
The hTightness Of the human oounten-
f"FcYcrWorc repeat
In varied tones and sweet
mat h'aa.y' IN and OF itscu ls good
J. q. Wh{1tfnr
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ChumberIain'. cough ncm.a,.

when troubled with cough OF cold give
this remedy trial. You will be more than
pleased win the result. II viii cure a
,srefa eola or an attack OF la grippe in lear
Time than any other treatment IL r.Iieyo,
me iungA, opens this Eeorcilons, aids expec
lptstlon and effects a prompt and perinan
en- cure There Is no danger In giving 1,
70 children for 1t contains nothing injurl.
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AN AGENCY WANTED IN uo,,or,, :,

The manufacturers OF an old establis,,,,
line of high grade bicycles are anxious 70
secure an agency with a responsible ..
tahlished firm In Houston Tn s,,o,,
can quote exceedingly close prices ana ~ "a. ~
eral terms on a iull line of Wheels rh IN,
can be sold at prices defylng oomna,i,in,i
Address Bicycle Manufacturer tbts ~
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LOCAL c tlR(n NOTICES.
EPISCOPAL

Christ Church-Corner OF Texas ovon,o
ana Fannin street, Rev. H. D. AYES. rec,or.
rev II. J, Brown, assistant Film snnda,.
IN Lent. Holy communion nj 90
a. m Holy communion and sermon a, ~
a m, officiant. the rector: evening n~ 20 !.
a"a Sermon at 1890 D. m. SUNDAY sehoo,
+" ''sV = M. Messrs. W. D. Cleveland and
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Tntcnts Granted T,,,,

Patents granted to citizens of Texas for
inc week ending March 30, reported
through the office Of J +, Beale. solicitor
OF patents Washington.
~ 7. Leyeritt, Emberson-cloth bolt
clamp 0''
William A Ross Hico- Baline press
carrying she'll. "'''"H -shoi-
j. r. WHIT, Sour Lake-Pump,
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pRFsRyrrprAM

First PRESBYTERIAN Church--Corner Main
street and Mckinney avenue. VIM Havne
l-oaNeI D. D pastor. Sunday school at
| 9'dV a. m IN chapel. Mckinney avenue en-
rance, Z. w. Taylor superintendent, John
Wiley assistant superintendent Miss
annie G. Vincent superintendent primary
| department Regular church services at II
d. ~ and p. m, with preaching by the
pasior Young Peoples meeting at Gas o.
m in chapel.
Handy Street Presbyterian church-G.
! ". story, pastor. Sunday school N e:45
II. Preaching 81 II f. m. Junior League
a. p m. Evening service at 1870 p IN.
I he sacrament of the Lords Supper will
! he observed Immediately following the
morning sermon, The sacrament of bap-
tism viii be administered and members
received into the church
Cumberland Presbyterian Church,. NJ.
Halsel, D. n, pastor Sermon by the
| pastor at II a. m and 7:i5 u. m. in The
u'W ,harol on Fannin and Pease Sunday
school at 1886 a, IN. and Christian Endeav-
OF OF al y. N. Junior Endeayor at p. M.
Fayer meeting every Thursday evening at
rs =. m. All cordially invited
westminster Presbyterian Church-Ovet
Brown Bros store. corner Main and CAPT,
tol' Preaching services at II O'Clock q.
IN and 1850 p. IN, by H. S. Little. d. d.
sunday school nj 9.30 a. m. George G.
liyeIs. superintendent; Miss Eva Henry.
S ci,hauist, Dung Peoples Society OF
ouristi@n Endeayor at 6;3O D. m. You are
'ora'aiiy invited to these services.
BAPTIST.
North Houston Baptist Church--Corner
OF Mexico and Quitman streets, Fifth ward.
sunday school at $3.50 a. m. L. f. Breaker,
superintendent. Preaching service at II ..
I'll by Pastor j, c. Hudson, Subject:
travail of Soul Resulting in JOY" Wor-
ship with us
second Baptist Church-Corner Hardy
street and Liberty avenue Sunday school s.
at $50 a, m. W. h. Hanson. assistant su.
perihtendent. Preaching both morning ana
Night by A. b, Miller of Bonham, Texas.
All are cordially invited to hear him.
Iuam Mission-Tuam street, between
austin and LaBranch streets. Preaching
4, p m after Sunday school by Rev. W.
L. 1,ynes.
CHRISTIAN.
Common Street Christian Chapel-Serv'
Ices on Sunday. Sunday school at $3.50 p
M Young Peoples Society of Christian En-.
o'clock by Rev. g. W. Turreli. Subject:
How to Hear Preaching" This is the sub.
1ect announced for last Sunday night. but
postponed on account Of the storm. TINS
chapel is for purely missionary work, con-
seqnently everybody, regardless OF demons
national affiliation or church membership,
VIII be welcome to work here. The mission
Is an auxiliary of the Central Christian
church but has no separate organization OF
its own.
Central Christian Church-sunday school
at $3.50 a. m. MIR. Joe II. Douthit and MISS
owe Roberts. upe.intendents COMMUNE
ION at 1915 a. IN, every Sunday, ireaehips
AZ ! a. m and 7:i5 p m. Junior Christian 8
Endeavor at $3.50 p. m. Christian Endeavo,
meeting $3.50 p. m. Sunday school teachers n
meeting Thursday pt d. N.
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corldut keep company with you and be
Young man. II you have to 70 by your
SET all your life. don't so with bad COM
Tany.
"An1 % she really the c-aiHed singer
Sle ~iai fTs O her''
"Heyon3 "a doIbt she can sing Comm
4lfoleH .ne RIVE - that nobody can te1!
VIA y Us without looking at the pgJ-
q tl..ne. - l, L. -rIl.t-ti f.nnn -
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| OF ma sNAlNs [-1AE IbAAAAs -A++As 49,
women are becoming more tolerant They
are broadening out Humanity today Is
retrorressive, aud Ii must sse - un1H rnen
srd women realize that they have i1s-
mortal souls ard that salvation IS within
themselves --Mrs x A Tingley, The
osopsixt, a; Denver. Cola.
PUNIsHMENT-The essential punish
rnent o. he'll If the loss 0: Heaven al
Other pun ishrle1ts. however ssyere---a-id
both Scripture and ths church lead - %
believe they are IL Il great many cases e1-
csedi;gly seyere-srt acriaertsl Ela ten
pereo with mercy bang less rsFere trsn
Justice rcuid reuujre.-Rsv. Luxe y. nc
Cabs. Catholic. Philadelphia Pa
I-IFE-This life never fully discipses .ts
possibilities for good OF eYiL There are
yswni-g chssrns aowa which one fears 70
lpos here are dlrk chambers u tae s3al
~ which IL never ali-ws ne re- ealing
light to taa What wou tr2uG, avail iiis
II lB glory and sastne j. IS tender -
woman 70 love heicf rs $ -iEer 20 STAY -
KEY. Dr Williams Presvytert21. PhilE5ei-
ph.a, "a,
JAiLs-Ths maturity q II c4r gst along
without jail a jail filled is criticism
% society. especially 5sil tl.l o. yzErantf
Get on from the i<Dd. DO money and 70
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whn. She pia with Her Eyes.

IN i1qrisittve Lonioner, says TIE New
York Man and FXprcss. has been making
notos y. . nolern ..ovel Of persona. aei.c.
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v IL and csnsaa by the leading clergy
!i priests preihtes religious eAchs7f
- professor Of the Christian faith. u
y. ~ instance the tex, book has been care
l, read and abbreviated:
1 .BoR-The labor problem is The hu-
1 ,'ae and irrepressieie problem 0; ths
y "a today.-Rey. Z X. Ollie. Methodist.
!, = Francisco. Cal.
fEAKNEss- man who sneers ct re-
{ *. wilt IN proportion be weak maj
tIs. The lrrelirigus aaticn vii BE- q weas
- Rev. George /, Perrin ln1e3s-lei-.
+, ION.
tsI.PpoRTrN1TY-L'te is opp7r'al''E. 'i7
- IA for Us depends lerEeiy on olr '"l
d tioa wbs, 'he world IS ~ -
& Us largely on vhat We ere o. es
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,4cKNEss AND DrArH-li sickness
aea.a ere toe9r:ag 70 TIN sM of
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s.BoR-The labor problem is The hu-
''ae and irrepressibie problem o, ths
"a today.-Rey. L X. Ollie. &sthoais-.
Y Francisco, Cal.
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iEAKNEss-Th man who Eneers az re-
"a wilt IN proportion be weak MAJ
! the lrrelirigis aaticn VII BE- TeAI
y, Rev. George l., Perrin iu1e5s-4s'-'.
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RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS.

DITED By WILL NJ. CLEMENS
blowing is q summary Of the principal
'ons recently delivered IN the United
~ and csnsds by the leading clergy
priests, preihtes. religious eAchs7f
professor Of the Christian faith u
" instance the text book haa been care
. reaa sna abbreviated.
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IiPpoRTUN1TY--i-'-e is opp7r'vt'ty. .is
..th for Us depends largely oa olr e"a
istioa. wbA, 'he world IS fu- ~
az largely on vhat We sce otf7si'e s--
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! x City.
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THE MISSION oF isRAEL--Jswisn
theology Ky se TIE iaeo.ory Of The world
t-t Jewish e,hies are lot entirely the
ethics u The world aad We clr not yst
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uess end living sae lrrt Then ard rot
maxi theu will isfaelE mission az oarth
b. completed -Rlba. = q Hl-sca. Iie-
brew Chicago ia
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1@oEl'

Rev. E. 7. Lee. Presbyterian, Cincinnati.
Ohio.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

Mrs. John w. Gish. 81.
Miss Edith Chapman. 20.
Miss Bertha Sutermeister, 80.
Miss Ruby Hale, '95.
Miss Cornelia Topping. 90.
Mr.. J. Will Merrill. ~.
Mr.. John Gilday, rs.
Mr.. Thomas S. Ridge. 20.
Mr.. Charles Sachs. sc.
Mr.. Howard Huselton, 30.
Mr.. Charles Mcdaniel, '93.
The floor committee:
Mr.. Henry d. FaXOn. 81.
Mr.. Reuben Campbell. 80.
Mr.. Arthur Kelley. SO.
Mr.. II. J: Latshaw, Jr., SO.
Mr.. Frank Lucas, '92.
Mr.. George Forsee, "a.
Refreshments and dancing. with the fol-
lowing short programme, Will constitute
the evenings amusements:
Entrance Of class 81.
Invocation-Rev. John b. Hill. ~.
Address of welcOme-President Frank T..
80.
.Response-Paul j. Leidigh. president
class ~.
Vocal solo-'You'' Cby requesD Robyn),
Miss Dorothy Lyle. 80.
Violin obligatO-Miss Pet Lyle, &c.
Accompanist, Miss Katherine Allen, 81.
"Reminiscences. a. Frank Jones, 10.
NiOlin-'Legende" CWeiniawSkD, Miss
Pet Lyle, 90. Accompanies, Mrs. Jennie
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30
The New - Hour Train to New York.
&c Hours TO Boston.

The Nickel Plate road is now in a posi-
tion to offer TO its patrons unsurpassed
travelling facilities. Three through trains
daily in each direction. between Chicago
and the East. The new schedule TO be-
como effective Sunday. May 80. Dining car
service uneXcelled. Rates lower than via
other lines. The short line to the East.
You will save money and time by patrons
izing this road. Call on or address
II. THORNE. G. 2. and T. A,
Ill Adams St, Chicago, Ill.
J. Y. CALLAHAN. General Agent.
i'll Adams ST., Chicago.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

day afternoon by Mrs. William II. Lucas
and Mrs. Cuthbert Conrad. The ladies
dressing room upstairs was very nearly the
prettiest room in the house. with its pink
and white draperies. its linen embroidered
with pink roses. and everywhere the real
roses giving off their fragrance.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson were assisted in
receiving on Wednesday evening by Mrs.
Johnson's mother. Mrs. NJ. a. Harris, of
OsCeOla. Mo. On Thursday afternoon. the
occasion being in compliment to the Eu-
terpe Club. Mrs. J. II. Harris, the presi-
dent. and Mrs. Gilbert Clark assisted Mrs.
Johnson in receiving. Mr.. james DeLong
ofticiated as usher.
The musical programmes. though last
not, by any means least. were thoroughly
delightful. each number being enthusiast
Cally received and vigorously encored.
About 900 guests were entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonidas o. Nutter enter
tanned the bridal parties of the Miller-Nut-
ter and the Hart-Covell weddings last
Wednesday evening. The floral decorations
were very attractive, daisies being used eX-
cluSively. Cards were the special feature
OF the evening and pretty prizes were won
by Mrs. Ed Burke. Miss Clark. Mr.. Jesse
Covell and Mr.. Algernon Clark. The guests
We're:
Miss Miller and Mr.. Charles Nutter,
Miss Madge Hart and Mr.. Jesse Covell.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Burke,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Ashley.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. H.. Riley.
Mr. and Mrs. Algernon Clark.
Mrs. {. ". Miller.
Mrs. II. L. Hart,
Misses Bertha Jenkins,
IdaIee Snow. Daisy StoNeI.
of C~entralia; Cora Betton.
Duncan. Lizzie Kerwin,
of Camden Point; Kate Porter.
Messrs.- Gus Surge.
G. II. Burgenbauch, 'of Concordia:
J.. J. Gilchrist, r. R. Whitman,
w. I. Newt, Will ArmSby,
l.. I. Betton. A. NJ. Clark.
Mrs. Charles A. Smiths whist party Fri
day afternoon was in compliment TO the
feminine members of the Miller-Nutter and
Hart-Covell wedding parties. The house
was uncovered in roses, and delicate re-
freshments were served after the game.
The guests were:
Mrs. l.. o. Nutter,
Mrs. Edward Burke.
Mrs. George Keeney,
Mrs. T.. II. Riley.
Mrs. j. n. Ashley,
Mrs. o. A. Clark,
Mrs. r. A. Clark.
Misses
Frances Miller, Daisy Stowell,
Madge Hart, Kate Porter,
Bertha Jenkins, Cora Betton,
Belle Moore, Lizzie kerwin,
Miss Myrick. of Pennsylvania avenue.
entertained a few guests very informally
Tuesday afternoon TO meet Mrs. William
II. Beman, of Leadville. Col, who is visit
ing her parents, Judge and Mrs. ]. w. Bur-
ris, in Olathe, Eas. The occasion was In the
nature of a reunion of old friends and
s~Choolmates. and the hours were very
pleasantly passed with music and CONVEX
sation. Those present were:
Mrs. William H.. Be Mrs. Ecker. of
man, WestpOrt.
Mrs. \. J. Lane. Mrs. Harry Bryan.
Mrs. j. II. Dow. Mrs. Frank CoHgle-
Mrs. Harry Hes, of ton,
Oiathe, Kas. Mrs. F. f. Pratt.
Mrs. Oscar Tieford, Mrs. c. l.. Forster.
Of Oldthe, kas. Miss Hattie WEIGH,
Mrs. r. W. Bowles, Miss Nellie WEIGH,
of Westport, Miss Cora Myrick.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Universal
list church will give a strawberry and ice
cream social Friday evening. May s, at the
residence of Mr.. n. Il. Emerson, 122 Elm
wood avenue.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

O'Clock they left for Emporia and West
phalia. Kas. After a two weeks visit with
relatives. they will be at home at Aurora,
Mo-, where the groom Is a well known
young business man.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

Miss Mabelle Wagner, of Des Moines. a
highly gifted singer, who is visiting friends
in the city. will sing at the Oratorio So
Ciety's concert at the Auditorium tO-mOr-
row evening.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

Among the most successful functions OF
the year were the muSiCaleS given on
Wednesday evening and Thursday after
noon by Mrs. William T. Johnson at her
lovely home IN Hyde park. The decora-
tons on both occasions we're remarkably
beautiful. for the rich J~acqueminot rose
was used with "A lavishness quite impossi-
BILE at any other season Of the year. and
now only within the reach of the fortunate
few. These crimson beauties Will their
own foliage framed the wide doorways in
music room. drawing room and dining
room, and with pink h~ydrangeas, maiden
hair fern. sword ferns and palms. banked
the tall mantel in the music room to its
top. The drawing room mantel served as
a basis for large jars and tall vases of the
beautiful pink peonies. Dainty marguer-
ties with asparagus fern decorated the Ia
BILE and almost hid the large sideboard in
the dining room. The hall was a bower of
wisteria blossoms, white iris and marguer-
ties, while long rose sprays loaded with
Jack" blossoms were twined about every
chandelier. The wide veranda was can
vased In and with rugs and palms made a
charming outdoor parlor. Here punch was
served on Wednesday evening by Miss Net
tie Mock and Mrs. Weidmer, and on Thurs
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

One Of the June brides will be Miss Nellie
Bayha, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bayha, whose marriage to Mr.. George +.
Comber, Jr., will take place Wednesday
evening, June 10.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

Miss Virginia Hubbell will give a garden
party next Thursday evening at the resi-
dcnCe of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira c.
HLbbell, 1920 Flora avenue.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

The election of officers of the Tabernacle
Society will take place on Friday, June 4,
at 3 o'clock in Cathedral hall, and all
members are requested TO attend and bring
returns from tickets.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

The Woman's Refuge and Maternity Hos
pital Association will hold its regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock, 67 New Ridge building.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

Miss Florence Elizabeth Huutoon. Of 1904
W avenue. assisted by her mother,
Mrs. \. L. Huntoon. and her sister. Mrs.
Wallace Whitmore Waits. gave Il chIrming
musicale on Thursday evening. The dec
orations were entirely of dainty marguer-
ties tastefully arranged. Between the first
and second part Of the programme delicate
refreshments were served. The programme
was written on heavy white cardboard.
each card bearing a marguerite tied with
white ribbon, and was as follows:
Piano solO-MiSS Lowe.
Song-Mr. Dudley Eaton.
Mandolin quartette-Mr. James YelCcr.
Mrs. james Tate. Mr.. Parvin Patterson
Mr.. Guy Patterson.
Piano soIo-Miss Anderson.
Song-MisS nellie Lucas.
Piano sOlO-MlSS Mdrrinan.
SonE-Mr. Anvil.
Quartette-Mr. Stanley PreSburv. Mr..
Herbert Benson. Mr.. VIII Evans, Mr.. Fen
wick Atwill.
Miss HuutOCn wore a handsome lress of
beautiful black lace combined with pink
satin. Mrs. Huntoon was richly EOwned
in black silk with lace and passementerie.
Mrs. Waite's gown was Of white organd
lowered with yellow crocus and worn over
yellow silk. The guests were
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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

A number of society young men mot the
Thalia Club, however, gave "A very delight
full dancing party at Washington park on
Monday evening. Among the participants
ularAs
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

Miss Madge Hart and Mr.. Jesse w. CovelI
will be quietly married at the home of the
bride or Wednesday, June ,, Miss Myrtle
Clark attending the bride and Mr.. g.. II.
Befgenbauch the groom.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

The members of the Philomathean Soci-
ETY. of the Central high school will indulge
IN a hay ride to Independence tomorrow
evening.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

An extremely mirth-provoking farce. "A
Box Of Monkeys" will be given by the pu-
pills Of the Webster school, assisted by the
Irving school amateur orchestra and the
humboldt Glee Club. at St. Mary's Guild
hall, Thursday evening at S O'Clock.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

The annual entertainment of the Taber-
nacle Society Will be given at the Coates
opera house tomorrow evening, and will
consist of Bishop Glennon's lecture, The
Sign Of the Cross in History and an eX-
Cellent musical programme.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

On Tuesday of this week the seventh an
nual exhibition of work lone by the Tab
ernacle Society will be opened by Bishop
GlennOn in Cathedral hall. No invitations
will be issued. and all are cordially invited
to attend. Hours from ) to 10.