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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-17
NUMBER A.
A Sermon To Husbands.

The average man cats only two meals
n day in his own house, and these meals
are the opportunities for social and do
nestle talk. delightful to the wife, who
has no such opportunity ns her husband
of rubbing against other minds all day,
and important to the children in widen
ing their horizon, their views of life.
At the first meal Of the day most wo-
men like to talk TO their husbands about
the plans Of the day, but the woman
who has once received the distrait, self
absorbed growl which cmanatos from a
male disturbed in the reading of his
newspaper does not again attcupt to ask
her husband this or that on Il subject of
domestic interest. Tho back Of Il ncws-
paper is not pleasant thing to contem-
plate across the breakfast table.
Think of this, husbands, when you
look round for the casters or other suit
able prop for the back Of your paper,
and for the sake of good manners, for
the sake Of your wifc's feelings and tho
example TO your children, remove your
newspaper, rcscrving it for the train,
omnibus or tram car.
OF course there are occasions when
matters of absorbing interest must bo
looked to at oncc-tclcgrams Of thrilling
import Why not glance at the paper
five minutes before the breakfast bell
rings if it is really essential that such
nows should be seen at once? Special oc-
casions sometimes justify special be-
havior, but Of your mercy let the news
paper be banishcd from the breakfast
table ON ordinary occasions. English
Exchange
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-17
How sponges Are Propagated.

There are great many things which
the scientists of today are not able to
explain, and great many others over
which they have frequent discussions.
owing to difference of opinion. The
method by which sponges are propagated
when left to themselves is one of these
mooted scientific questions. Some de.
clare that they are reproduced from
true eggs; others are equally positive
that they are propagated from buds. -
st. Louis Republic.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-17
observed Mr.. Randolph.

preferable" observed Mr.. Randolph.
"My dear Randolph, it's merely bus
mess question:" said Jocelyn, not sorry
10 make the explanation to hin insteal
Of to his daughter. 1--WE call her Mn.
rama simply because Mariana is the name
in peoples mouths at this moment. 10
give her another name would be to
create all sorts of doubt and confusion,
In the course of which the dear child's
identity would be certain to he discov
cred. Nobody here knows Mariana by
sight or sound; so, even If Beatrix were
inferior rs singer, they would be
defrauded of nothing. But the fact
is - as lingo, who has heard the
lady, will confirm me in saying
Beatrix can sing every bit as well as
Mariana, and rather BETTER SO we are
giving the public even more than
they bargained for. It's pure formal
ity. but some forms are of the first inn
portance practically. To bring her out
under any other name than Mariana
would be great injustice to our friend,
the general, who has, so to speak, made
out all his invoices and labeled all his
goods under that title, and it would be
quite as great an injustice to Beatrix
herself, who, instead of at once receiv-
ing the salary that her genius deserves,
would have to fight an uphill battle
through stupidity and prejudice, and,
taking all accidents into consideration.
might not win through at all"
at may be foolish, but l can't help
not liking it," said Beatrix, feeling un-
happy. "But you know best, papa, and
I'll do what You say"
81 believe the amount Of the salary
has not been mentioned" said Mr.. Ran
dolph, turning to the impresario.
The latter was abOLt to reply wher
Jocelyn swiftly took mp the word. "ShC
will be paid $1,000 night" SAID he
"and there will be from three to foul
performances week."
Mr.. Randolph grew very red, ant
could not suppress start. His mos
sanguine expectations had not exceeded
q tenth of this sum. From 5000 h
$4,000 week!-it was scarcely credible
it was magnificent; it was fortune onc'
month! Meanwhile Beatrix sat almos
IuuiHeTenU, HucH 10 lnlbOS y ituillrdtion
but the truth was the gin knew nothing
of the value of money, and was, more
over, personally much less concerned
about the rewards of the enterpris'
than about the enterprise itself. Sh'
certainly never imagined that her fa
theirs discrimination between right ant
wrong could be influenced by such con
siderations.
After pause to recover his compos
ure Mr.. Randolph cleared his throa
and said: II only asked for information
know little about these matters, bu
tpresume the sum you name would n
considered fair remuneration. AS to TIN
morality Of the matter" he added, break
ing into his shrin laugh, II agree viii
you, Jocelyn, that the question is NOR
one of form than anything else. and /
would be an ungracious return for Gen
inigo's courtesy to subject him to tn.
embarrassment you indicate. | thirl
you may call yourself Mademoiselle Ma
rama with clear conscience, my dear.
Beatrix sighed and family smiled
The worst that can be said of her at thi
moment is that she did not know wheth
cr she were glad or sorry.
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South African ChivaIry.

The following interesting little dia-
log1e was heard last week at wedding
in west end church.
Parson--Who gives this woman away?
Voice at Back Of the Congregational
could, but won't.
The individual at the back Of the
congregation manifests marvellous
generosity. We do not give the story as
an intended reflection on South African
morality. African Review.
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fro BE Continued

The people living at Peaks island,
Me-, are SO healthy that the physician
who attempted to make living by re-
naming there failed, and the islanders,
sick and well alike, contribute certain
amount yearly. outside that paid for
services, to keep him there.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-17

Tommy-Here! Don't you hit ma
with that old shoel Don't you know
it's awful bad luck to hit ANYBODY with
q shoer
Jimmy-Is it? must tell nav that
as soon as get home. Cincinnati En-
quirer.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-17
The Worlds Future Population.

1t is now claimed by some statisti-
clans that the world will be overpeopled
at the end of l76 years This brings US
to the year ao72, when the population,
at the present rate Of increase, will be
6.994, 900, 900 people.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-17
Only Once.

"Do you mean to say. said the soul
full young woman. "that you have never
yet met the woman whose presence and
touch thrilled your whole being in an
utterly indescribable manner?''
"Only once" said the weary young
man. 'It was when was in the hands
Of u woman dentist. London An.
swers.
The tineless of our gold coins is abous
90 yer cent
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-17

Public exposure Of horse hesh for sale
ls authorized in Denmark. Sweden and
parts of France.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-17
B6dtriX Randolph.
BY JULIAN HAWTHORNE.

Copyright iS1Ob by American Press Association
CONTINUED
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Assembly Hall Public School BuidingSeatng Capacity 500


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The news & observer., 1897-02-11
SENATE.

The Senate met at II M, Lieut-Goy.
Reynolds presiding. Prayer by Senator
McNeili.
Petitions were presented as follows:
BY Mr.. Parker (Randolph), from citi-
zens of High Point asking that the
present lease Of the North Carolina Rail
road be not interefered with.
BY Mr.. Utley, from citizens OF Apex
asking for an amended charter Of the
town of Apex, and that the S. A. H. II. r..
be allowed to condemn only 80 feet of
ground on each side Of track from centre
Of said railroad track.
BY Mr.. Early, to prohibit sale Of liquor
within three miles Of Sheriff. NJ. E.
church, in Northampton county.
BY Mr.. Clark, from citizens Of Little
ton against a dispensary.
Bills and resolutions were introduced
as follows:
BY Mr.. Alexander, joint resolution
that a committee of seven, three from
the Senate and four from the House, be
appointed to visit Charlotte and examine
the public roads in Mecklenburg county,
so as to improve the public road law of
North Carolina. Referred to committee
on Public Roads
At this point Mr. Clark, for the com
mittee appointed to investigate the state
ments made by Mr.. A. s. Swinson, en-
rolling cuerk, sent forward his report,
which is as follows:
''To the Senate of North Carolina in
session:
"We, the undersigned members Of the
committee, appointed to investigate the
statements made by Enrolling Clerk, A.
). Swinson, in the public press, and also
the manner in which his office has been
conducted. BY leave we respectfully re-
port to your honorable body that, in pur-
suance of their duties, they held a session
on yesterday and after hearing Mr..
Swinson, Lieut-Goy. Reynolds and
Speaker Hileman, we are convinced that
the enrolling clerk has been grossly ex-
travagant In the management of his Of
fice, in that he has employed and retained
on his force number of assistant clerks
when they We're not needed; that neither
Lieut-Gov. Reynolds nor Speaker Hile-
man have forced or compelled him to
employ any extra force.
On motion of Mr.. Parker (Alamance)
the matter was re-referred back to same
committee with instructions to employ
a competent stenographer, and that all
the evidence be taken and reported to
the Senate tomorrow morning (Thurs-
day.
By Mr.. Utley, bill to incorporate Mt
Moriah Male and Female Academy.
By Mr.. Butler, to revise and improve
the public school system of North Caro-
lima, and on motion of Mr.. Butler 500
copies were ordered printed.
BY Mr.. Ashburn. bill to regulate the
sale Of fertilizers.
BY Mr. Grant, resolution to pay wit
nesses and counsel for the Hoola-Boom
Campbell committee, appointed in 1895,
BY Mr.. Atwater, to regulate the prac
tice of ostheopathy.
BY Mr.. Cannon. to amend the charter
of the town of Southport, N. g.
BY Mr.. Yeager, a bill for relief OF
Levy Blount, ex-sheriff of Washington
county.
BY Mr.. Person, a bill to compel en-
ployers and corporations to pay their en-
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| ployes every week where they hire them
with the understanding to pay weekly.
by Mr. Hardison, bill to amend Senate
bill 246, to extend time of long seine fish
ing in Albemarle Sound to 80 days.
by Mr.. Mcneil, bin to extend time
| of laying out roads in Wilkes county.
BY Mr.. Abel, to amend section 1881,
of the Code.
BY Mr.. Abei, to repeal chapter 300,
laws Of 1893.
BY Mr.. Justice, a bill to amend section
2,747, of the Code, relating to the meet
ing of the electoral college.
BY Mr.. Ray, a bill to protect creditors
and innocent persons where property is
| mortgaged in other States.
BY Mr.. Anderson, a bill to enlarge the
powers Of the Railroad COMMISSIONS.
BY Mr.. Baringer, bill TO amend chap
ter 265, lows of 1885, relating to lost
| certificates of stocks.
BY Mr. Clarke, bill to allow Halifax
| county to levy special tax; also (by re-
quest), bill for dispensary for the town
of Libtleton; also to satisfy certain claims
against the University of North Carolina
| in favor Of Hon. ID. l.. Swain, deceased.
BY Mr.. Clark, a resolution that the
| special committee (Swinson committed
nesses and employ such assistance as is
| necessary. Adopted
BY Mr.. Lyon, bill to prohibit sale of
| liquor within two miles Of West Dur
ham Episcopal church, Durham county;
| also to incorporate Durham Public
Library; also to allow Daniel w. Wilken-
son to peddle in Durham and Orange
counties without license.
BY Mr.. Hardison, bill to provide for
the treatment and cure of inebriates
CALENDAR.
Bills taken up as follows:
For the procuring and distribution Of
| dead human bodies, for the advance
| ment of medical science, recommitted to
| committee to draft new bill on account
| of so many amendments being offered.
A petition was read from the North
| Carolina Teachers Association asking
for reformatory for youthful criminals
Senate at 2:15 adjourned to meet at
II o'clock tomorrow Thursday
Refusal 10 annul the lease is equivalent
| m eyiviney fha Southern iIuyox C1O0 0O0
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE,

Having qualified as administrator of the es
tate of June II. Kinks, deceased, of Wake
county. this is TO notify all persons having
claims against the said estate to present the
same to the undersigned on or before the 2lst
day of January, 1898. or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery and all persons
Indebted to the said estate are hereby notified
to make immediate payment.
N. w, POOLE, Admir-
January 20 1897.
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III Office

Notice is hereby given that application
will be made TO the present Legislator flSg7)
for a new or amended char er for the town OF
Apex. and TO amend or repeal certain parts
Of the charter of the Raleigh and Augusta
Air Line Railroad Company.
j u. BURNS, Mayor.
This January IS. 1897.
The news & observer., 1897-02-11

Refusal 10 annul the lease is equivalent
to giving the Southern Railway $4,000
annually for 90 years.
The news & observer., 1897-02-11

"WlSS" or "CLAUsS" SHEARS

or 'B0KER" SCISSORS that will make at least part
OF her WORK pleasure and not a burden
A full line of cutlery of all kinds
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
SAN FRANCISCO "CALL."

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
10 Market street, open until II O'Clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $3.50 O'Clock.
SSs Hayes street. open until $3.50 o'clock.
615 Larkin street, open until $3.50 o clock
sW corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
until o'clock.
251S Mission street, open until O'Clock.
1877 Ninth street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
1905 Polk street: open uniil $3.50.
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MEETING Nor1CEs-Continued.

RSP ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY,"
G~S Members are requested to attend N RH1
the funeral OF our late ;ellow-mem ber, SMIES
JOS PHI GORDON (Unclr Joe). THIS ~
DAY Saturday, from the First Presbyt erian
Church, Van Ness ave. Sacrame pto St, at
O'Clock. BY order. A. WILKIE, President.
w. c. Cook. Secretary.
E%THE REGULAR r ANNUAL MEETING OF
E~S the members of the Bishop Armitage Church
Orphanage VIII be held at the Office ofthe secretary,
o3U California ST., room 49, on February 20 1897,
at II NJ, for the purpose of revising or amending
the bylaws OF said corporation or adopting new
bylaws and for the election of for the en
suing year. also for the transac ion OF such other
business as may come before the meeting.
l. WADHAM. Secretary.
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E@ FIRST BAPTIST CHUhCH, EDDY
6~S ST., near Jones Rev. NJ. p. Boynton,
pastor. Services sunday, February Is. Preaching
by the pastor at II A. NJ: subject, :"Gods Be-
loved" and 80 p N. by kew. J. Sunderland,
D. D. Galilee Sunday-schOO, ) 80 A NJ Plxey
Ii al corner Polk ST. aud Pacific ave-; Wa hington-
square Sunday school, 30 A. M, 60S Union ST.
home Su nday-school, II 80 NJ. al the church. 800
Eddy ST Bethesda Sunday-school, 3 p NJ, II oward
ST., between Eighth and Ninth. Y. p. - Z. h,
senior, intermediate and junior, $3.50 P. Prayer
and conference meeting, eduesday, 7:A5 P. NJ
Christian culture Class, Friday. NJ Pastors
address, 431 Ellis St telephone east 954. o all
the above services everybody is welcome.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

~ DIVIDEND NOTICE-DIVIDEND NO.
ef~S 40 twenty-five cents per Share) or the
Hutchin on Sugar Plantation Conn any VIII be
payable at the office OF the company 327 Mar ct
street, on and after Saturday, February 20. 1897.
Transfer books will close Saturday February g.
1897 al - o'clock NJ. e. Ii. SHELDON.
Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR "a
Ee~S collections made city or country. Paoihc
Collection Co, AIS Montgy ST., room 8; tel. $3.50.
ES DR.. BAZET REMOVED FROM PHE-
E~S Ian building TO 9OS Geary ST.; tel. East 257.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

R~P SIMPSON MEMORIAL METHODIST
S~S Episcopal Church. cor. Hayes and Buchanan
sts.-Rev. John stephens, pastor; residence, 3OS
Hsight ST. Preaching at II A. NJ and 1880 p N.
i he pastor will preach al both services sub
jecC al II A. NJ: do This and Receive That" At
7:30 P. NJ: IAN Affair OF the Heart" sunday
school Il 80 P. M. C. B. Perkins superintendent
Epworth League service at 80 P. N. The public
cordially invited all the services OF this church.
Seats free. Ushers in attendance. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at AS o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

EFP CLAN FRASER, ORDER OF
ET~S Scottish CiaDs will give its six n a ~ III
annual concert and dance in honor OF NAYMS
Washlnston's birthday at scottish Hall $3&
LaIkin street, on FRIDAY nVENlNG kehnsrv
19. Address By Hon. Irving NJ Scott, entitIad
February II, Old style, 1893" Musical selec-
tlons oy the famous KnlckerDocker Quartet; spe-
Cialties By the great Scotch humorist Findlav Nc
Gregor' soloists-soprano Mrs K. Wren: aIfo
n ISIS Little; tenor, u. M. Lawrence e. NJ Elliott .
violin, Miss [. Zinnen; piano, Miss G. sicklan :.
reader, Miss r. Frances Luse. Concert at g. grand
march at 10 O'Clock; admission fee Csc; hal and
coax rooms free.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

ES THIRD CONGREGA GATIONAL Oh HURCh,
es~S Fifteenth ST., near M!ssion-Rev. William
hsder, pastor. Services at II here will be
special eXerl Ses by the children and addresses by
Miss de Yelling and the pastor. Services at 7;S0
N The pastor will preach "1ne Inspiration
OF he Blb.e ana the orthodoxy of the church"
Music by chorus choir under direction OF William
{. StsdtIeid. Ali cordially invited.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

R MISSION LODGE NO. l6e, F. a.
e>S A. M.-Oficers and member are a
hereby notihed to attend the funera. OF our x ~
deceased oro'her JOSEPH A. McQUOID wv
from the haI of this lodge TO-DAY SUNDAY
al l2:aU O'Clock. By order OF the w M
Z. ID. b NKER, Secretary
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AT 997 MARKET ST.-FIRST PROGRES-
n sive spiritual Church; IL A. M, test develop
ing circle; p N, tests 10 all, Mrs. Dunham,
Winchester, Henderson, Mr.. Hansen; p. M,
tests, full names given, Mr. Pierce, Luhrs. Mrs.
Dunham. Louthau, Barclay.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

ES COSMOPOLITAN CHURCH, GOLDEN
GS>S Gate Hall, Sutter st.-Rev. Harold Bolce,
castor Announcement: To give mem bers of the
new coDgr gauoh opportunities become ac-
qualnted wi. h one another, few Informal recep-
tons at homes OF friends or the reform move nent
Ill lake the place OF pubic services unul rur-
ther notice. address communications 10 James
y esbLt Hill, 625 ouIter s..
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ER CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
kt~S corner OF Geary and Powell sts.-Rev. John
Hemphili. D. D.. pastor. Services at IL 4. N. AM
log music; lie peum in fat tTrench,: offer-
tory, "Intercessory Prayer" (Runcie); contralto
sOc. Mrs. Sedg.ey heynoids. Evening music,
"Jubi ate Deo'' CWels); Off-rtory. "a bide With
Me" (>helley): tenor solo, D. NJ. Lawrence ALI
are cordially invited.
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OAKLAND PSYCHICAL SOCIETY, FRA
" ternal Hall, Washington st-On Sunday, at
z. NJ, the wonderful boy orator will lecture and
ir. Schlessinger viii give tests AT P. NJ. Pro-
fessor oyeland will lee ure. Subject: What Is
the Chaf TO the Wheat"
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

RS a AMEE1INGO OF ST. PATKICK,sp, 20
Es~S day convention OF 1877 will be TNNMR
held at K. K. b. Hall, Jason and Oar SAW
rell sts on SUNDAY. February IA at 2:3ycyxSNA,
p. NJ Ali irish America, National. miIi-sS&
tary nenevoien T. literary and social organizations
are requested 10 send five delegates each Ex-oai-
GERS OF lormer conventions, grand marshals ora
tors an p' cts are entitled TO in the conyeu-
tion. By order JOHN NJ MULHERN, President
j. J. N ORAN, secretary.
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20 FIRST CHI RISTIAN CHURCH
SS Twelfth ST., bet Howard and Mission
Preaching morning and evening BY the pastor;
sul iect at II A N, Guarded by Co.; subject a.
z :43 p. N The proposed Arbitration Treaty IN
the Hls ory OF the World" Sunday-school at
$50 a. NJ Y. p. :. c. l. at $3.50 p. NJ. social
service in The lecture-room p. NJ. Mr. Ford will
sing at both the evening service and the social
service. seats free. Ali welcome. FRANK s.
Ford pastor
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81 FRENCH REFORMED CHURCH, ITO
az Powell st-MorRing service 10:45; "a
Movement Through the World" venipg ser
wee In tDglisn; third lecture on "The French
eformatlon, - 1.-The Prosecutions of the eixteentu
Century"
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

COCIETY OF PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUAL
- lists, at Scottish Hail, 105 Larkin ST., Sunday,
February Ia, at 1880 p N. Speakers, Mrs. r. s
Lille of Toston, Mass, the well known inspira-
tlonaI teacher of the spiritual philosophy. sub
iect. ''The Bib e and Spritualism." Music by Mr..
Lille. Admission 10 cents.
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

SQQ HAYES-BRANUH OFFICE OF THE
ccc CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken
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- TRINITY CHURCH, NUR, BUSH Az d
h~S Cough sts.-Rev. George Edward Walk,
NJ a., rector; Rev. w. II. Fenton-Smith, assistant.
Septuagesima sunday, Feb. IA, 1897; IL clock,
morning prayer and sermon by Rev Haskell
Smi b OF London; 1880 O'Clock. special musical
service, opening hymn 673. "Magaitcat"
(hcpkins); soprano solo and chorus The Night
Is lain" (Sullvan); tenor solo, The Lord Is
Very Pitiful' (Benedtct); trio, Love Never Fail
ing' (RossinD; con ratio solo, My Redeemer and
9iy Lord" (Buck); quartet 10 Come Every One
That 1hirsteth" CMendelssohn); chorus, with
quartet, 80 God, when Thou Appearest"
(Mozart). II. J. Stewart, musical direc-or, organ
ist and director of choir.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

~ FIRST NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH
NE tSweden borgianl Otarrell street. between
Webster anu ttlmore-Rev. d. V. bowen pastor
PREACHING by the Pastor at II A. N. on The text
'Choose Ye This Day Whom Ye VIII Serve.'
Miracles will be the subject in the evening 80
An are cordially invited espe> Tally strangers
Seats rec. Free library sabbat school at IL A. NJ
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THoRoUGHBRED II HATCHIN G-EGGs:
Spanish, Wyandotte H0u an, HAMBURG 81 pe1
Is; Leghorns 7ac; Golden and Wnite-Crestad
Biack Polands; bantams: fowl for sale. 103l Nc
Alister st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

RR THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH,
kF~S cor. Twentieth and Capp s,s-A. J. W ellis,
pastor Mr.. Wells will preach at II A. and
7:45 P. Il. he subject OF he evening lecture will
be: 1ennyson's Princess-''The New Woman of
To-day" Sunday-school 9:45 A. n. Unity Club
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. StereOptcon exhibi-
ton Saturday evening; limelight; $50 pictures:
ad mission l0c.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

T DR.. RINES' SPIRITUAL SOCIETY, 900
n Market st II A. NJ, . and P. NJ, Mrs. Ladd-
Finican, Durham, Sealey, Sti I, HaTgrave and
others. Office, 1885 Market st.; 10 to 6 ?. NJ.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

c~ THE FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH,
eE~S SW. cor. Geary and Franklin sts.-Rev. DR..
Stebbins minister. The Sunday-school is at 9 AS.
Bbe-c class conducted by Rev. Samuel Slocombe
The morning service Is at IL o'clock. All are
cord ally invited. The evening service is omitted.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

RE YEkBA BUENA LODGE NO 1893 tf
&~S Of H.-Members will assemble in their
lodgeroom, Alcazar building, SUNDAY, February
ID, at O'Clock B. NJ, 10 attend The funeral of our
late brother SAM I'LL FORSYTHE. a. Sixteenth
and Valencia streets. BY order of the Dict ator
r. u. NOBLE. kenorter
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14

THOROUGH BRED HEREFORD cow: VERY
Il gentle; Ia quarts day. S2SS Encinal ave-,
High-st. station, Alameda
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CHURCH NOTICES.

TP FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIEN-
E~S tist-Services at II A. NJ. in Beethoven Hall,
236 Post St. cor Powell. Christian Science Bible
Lessons; subject, The Power of Truth to Deliver
from Imprisonment" Sunday-school for children
al The same hour. Science and Health" " Study
Thursday p. NJ. in Mystic aall, $40 Post St
All Mplcnna