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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-08
FAITH HOWE REPORT.
Thanks Of ,nc management nxtcn,

Thanks Of The Management Extend
cd 10 Those Who Lent Assistance.
Following is the report for February
Mrs. Eugene Blake. secretary for tn
board OF managers OF the Faith Home as
ISOLATION:
The fourteen healthy looking children 4
| the home are teatimonlals or the loyin
| care shown hem
The slight Illness attendant upon child
hood has been carefully attended by ID
| Christian.
| To tho following persons we are decpl.
| grateful for assistance rendered:
GroocrlesM eesrs Rcichardt. n. ID
Taylor 4 Sons, Woessner, Sodich. Paste.
RIA, Drcyllng, Haskins u Hutchinson
Borchard Brasher d Co.. j 7, schosser.
Sniyerwrght. kneeland Mesdames Bold
win Dyer and c. Grunewald
Meats--Mtesrs. Miller, Bauss, Rhode,
Krupp Tuffly, Cook, Williford & Horn.
Vegetables Mosdames Dcpenbrock
Tango. Phiener.
Bread Messrs Stude and Schollbo.
MILK Mechanics Lafferty and PerkIns
Butter--Mr Swiyerwright.
Ice MIR. Sprong
CalSc-M Mrs Heldensfelder, Mrs. Taian.
Mr.. Weiss ladies Of the First Baptist
church
Fruit and candy Miss Frieda Bell CO.
hen, Mosdames Mcdaniel Adams, Ta5an,
Gladstone Mr.. Stanto
Oi-Texas OIL and Lump company.
FuolMr. II, Wilson. Mr.. GaIvan.
Medicine-Air. Lcywn, Mr. Carter and
Mr. Hume
Books Miss Amy Boring
Mattress-aIrs. J. b. Beatty.
Clothing Mcsdames Joseph Goldman |
Fisher. House Mcdaniel. Henke. O'Con- |
ner Miss stanton, Messrs. w L. Foley. |
Levy Bros.
The Houston Post the Herald and the |
Texas World are received and enjoyed
We heartily thank the ladies' OF the |
Whist club for devoting their time 10 Sow !
mr. for the children Of the home instead |
" TO cards during Lent.
Thanks are due Miss Stanton also for
making number OF garments.
once more We thank every one for the
ourtesy shown the ladies In this work aud
ne ready response TO call for help.
Mrs. Eugene Blake
Home
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The we.tminstcr CHURCH.

Az "a Congregational meeting of Inc
Westminster Presbyterian church surday
morning II was decided to leave the mater
OF selecting a pastor Tor that church WIEN
NE nome mission committee OF the nres
tyterN. This committee, OF whom. Rsc.
IN Wright OF Austin is chairman. viii
Supply pastor Tor this chuN.h for one
Year,
ire congregation also by a rising vot,
scoited resolution of thanks TO Rev. w.
;, iattie, synodical superintendent Of mis-
nsrnion service presented 10 the church
through him. va
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LECTURE on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Mr.. Carol Norton of New Work Lee
turcs T0night at Turner Hull.

Mr.. Carol Norton of New Work Lee
lures Tonight at Turner Hall,
Mr., Carol Norton Of New York viii lee
ture tonight at Turner hall at O'Clock on
the Religion Healing ana Philosophy Of
Christian Science" AS an indication Of
the esteem in which The iow thought ia
held In many quarters the following IL
taken from the Chicago Inter Ocean anent
the new Christian Science church recently
erected IN Chicago
1T CChristian Science stands pre-cmi-
nently for The religion OF jesus. which
heals the. sick. reforms the sinner, demon
slrates the natunalnoss of divine science.
and unites in one three fold system or
siehce theology and medicine the divine
Ways and means taught and demonstrated
by the founder OF the Christian religion
and ptdrticed by Hts followers during the
first three ccntllies of its existence This
church stands for u lofter citizenship for
all that is pure and IDEAL elevating and
uplifting in art. literature and philanthro-
ny II stands for sound morality. ulviue
tdral'ty, and the practicabtllty ut spiritual
ways aud means here aud now in tha NJ
fairs ot men. Its lofty transcendenial ism
reaches the criminal In the mire + IN
iduity and the hardened sinner. with ihr
same power and scientific force qs that
through which 1t heals ease Of organic
disease, or internrets to tho thinker ana
ldeal'st the scientific meaning ~ the
Scriptures or the heavenly estate pictured
by an Isaiah or John. II stands first
last and always for the alienation of nu-
man woe and the moral physical and spir-
itual uplifting OF humanity"
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sIhRfFFs' DEPARTMENT.

One brown pointer dog ten months old.
medium height white dash on breast. col
lar on, new rope; answers to the name of
zen; liberal reward win be paid for his
return. Strnyed or stolen from Dave Lind
sey close to Emancipation grounds.
Taken up by Joe Schwauder ON Tele-
phone road one sorrel horse, s or years
Oh, lay hands high, harnoss@ marks on
narR, aim mark on hip. stnr in forehead
mas been running in McClure's pasture
about months. had on shoes when he urs,
came Albert Erickson,
Sheriff Harris County, Texas.
BY w. NJ Baugh, denuty.
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HE DIED AT HIS POST.
a PATHETIC DESCRIPTION OF THE
DEATH OF LIEUT.. JENKINS
As Conveyed In n Letter TO His
Cousin, Miss Violet Foster. Well
known In This CITY.

Miss Violet Foster, daughter OF Mrs
letter fro Chaplain Chadwick OF tho
Maine, giving ii touching account OF Lieu
tcnsnt jenkins, her cousin, Who was lost
in the disaster, Miss Foster is al Bryan
Mawr In Pennsylvania and wrote from
there to Chaplain Chadwick making in
quiries OF the gallant officer. picture OF
Lieutenant JENKINS was given in The Post
n few days after the Name was wrecked,
| and Mrs. Foster, who was Intimately ac-
quainted with him, pronounced 1t an exact
likeness The letter from tho Names
chaplain 10 her daughter is given below.
| Havana, Cuba, February IS, 1898. My
dear good friend, your cousin regret most
heartily to say. IL among The dead. He
died AS he had ved--heroically, faithfully,
doing his duty. He had chance u es-
cape, but he had to rush forward 10 has
station IN time OF danger. This was lis
impulse naturally and the chance for life
was thrown away for duty. May God be
mercifui to him--no firmer, better trend
could be had. He was without IN iiice or
guile. straightforward and s;roag il hll
manly qualifications. | am sure Col VIII
protect him
Tho last time saw him was at dinl en- |
He had intended to dine ashore, but ( know
not why, he took his last dinner with us |
our very bright momory Of him I VIII al |
ways cherish with hope. A week or so be- /
Tore our disaster, Ensign Brecltnrdga, of |
he Cuahtng was drowned. ] read the ser |
Wee and near 10 me WAS my good II end |
Jenkins
Every one remarked his maullnes5 and |
behavior. /, was mentioned to me fier-
ward by many. DO you think Tod wlll |
orget this office OF truly Christian charity? |
10 YOU think that God did not then com
graoes to our dead ona VIII Oh
we're the beginning of preparation? Does
I not seem that his attendance there and
o mark 1T more strongly, the only officer
here besides the captain of the Cushing
vas ordained by God to open 10 his mind
thoughts 10 bcht him for the sad event
cc dcplore?
Again his sacrifice for duty. Duty in
Is ultimate bearings is service to God. !
day not say then, that he died sltri-
cling himself to his conscience. and thus
o God2 There was no more con "a ltious
flcer about our ship In his duty not only
ffcially but In all his duties--'n what he
clleved to be his duty-than was ieu-
annut Jenkins | pray for him and lopc
hat God viii give me the same letermlaa-
on aud courage 10 do my duty rs | 80
dmired in my friend and which have won
" him. ! hope, not only honor flari his
ountry, but from God.
IT grieves me- to state that mig remains
ave not yet been recovered. hut Will hc
covered today or tomorrow As soon rs
'cy will he obtained they viii be ahpr ed
rme
With profound sympathy for you and all
10 hereaved OF my good frl ,nds, ycus
merely, John p. Chodwlck.
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Returned from Mn.bInr,o,

Messrs' Lewis II, Bryan and W. T. Leon
ara OF Ansie'on arrived In the city last
night from Washington u. G.. aud recis
tered at the Hutchins house. They arc
ON their way home from the National
delegation which went IN at fhe same
Time as the Houston deep water commit
zee, TO bring before congress the matter Of
me Improvement Of the mouth of the
brazos river and the vclasco jetties. They
report having been given cordial recep,
uon aod are 81 the opinion that their
visit VIII have the effect OF bringing about
the results aimed at
Mr. Bryan Is prominent canitallst n,
Neiasco and Angleton and Mr.. Leonard ia
ta,fr and prnorletor u tho Times. n
weekly paper published At tho latter place
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Eynneellr Scrnirr..

series OF evungelistic services were
begun Sunday at the Central Christian
church and will he continued throughout
the month. Last night ut s o'clock Rev.
George X Weston. late of the Congvega,
tional church, preached on why / BE-
came Simply a Disciple OF Christ"
Evangelist w. II Tralnmen will preach
tonight at s o'clock
evangelist Sylvester NJ. Martin is OK
nected to arrive during the week and con-
,inue inc services at least one month Nj
Martin has Just closed great meeting at
Little Rock. Ark, during which no Scr
sons MerN added 10 tho ohurch
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sInsauerudc no,y

a masquerade bail was given by the
brays Bayou Gun club at their park sun
day night Prizes were won by the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen First prize
Miss h, a. Kuhmann; second, Mir. s.
Ramiut third, Miss Minnie Weber. fourth.
Mr. w. Hendricks; nth, Mrs, \. Tuffly;
sixth, Mr. j. r., Weber: seventh Mrs 4
W Hunge; eighth. Mr. l. Moeser; ninth.
Miss ~ Reichardt; teuth Mr.. II. .Iaen.
ecke; eleventh, Miss j Weber: twelfth. Nh
l., Bittnor; thirtecuth, Miss NJ. Ellen: four,
teenth, Mr.. G Weber, Tho judges we're
Mcssrs' w. seitcgast A, W. Bunge and
Fred Jutzon.
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Houston council Nc. 80, L. c. T.. o,
america held n meeting Saturday night
and elected officers az follows: $. g..
~ G. Akard; j. c.. J NJ. Mather; p. G.,
H. } Hardy; secretary ana treasurer
Thos' l. Froeland; conductor, /. G. Cor.
Bailey,
The local counsel of the q. C.. t. now
mas twenty eight members enrolled. Two
were initiated last Saturday and thirteen
applications for membership are now with
the secretary
rho executive committee is as follows
NJ, H. Armistead J b. Hamilton. A. 10.
FORMER l.. Schwartz
me council meets every Saturday night
NJ their new hall, corner Main aud Pres
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The following building permits were is.
sued Yesterday from the office of the cit,
engineer:
H. Bolt one-story cottage, block 5,s
Sampson street. $1,000.
Joseph Foster repairs 10 roof. lot .
block 1856, Congress street. SIS.
Henry House. new floor, building on
block 10, Main street. $50
.. ID. shnptrne. wood shed on Houston
avenue, 50.
Mrs, r. s. Simpson, repairs to root
foung's avenue. $40.
street, $50.
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MARTIN CURTIN's FUNERAL
AZ 10 O'Clock This Mnrning--Counch
Adjourns Out OF Respect.

1
The funeral OF Martin Curtin VIII take
place at 10 o'clock this morning from me
residence OF H. +. Hurd. corner Of Fflnk-
lin and Chencvcrt streets. IL VIII be under
the auspices OF the Knights of Pythias.
Mr.. W. II. ccylc requests that all the
former volunteer firemeu OF Houston at
tend the funeral. 1t is desired especially
that The cx-chlefs be present They are
as follows: William Williems, Tom Rob
IL son, John House. j. j.. Meyer, w. II.
CoIye, y. A. RIesner. j. 4. p. Gillespie,
Henry Ross. Il. II. Parker, Thomas Martin
aud present Chief Ravell.
The city council adjourned its regular
meeting yesterday as a mark OF respect TO
the memory of Mr.. Curtin, once member
Of the board, and the mayor appointed AL
dermen Gesclman. Burke mud Cronan a
TO prepare suitable resolutions.
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rrcsidcMt ~. D. Mnhnn.

W. D. Mahon. international president o.
the Amalgamnted Association OF stree,
Halfway Employees OF America, arrived In
INC city last night at Q o'clock on the Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas In answer to =
,e'esfam from the executive hoard of IN,
.se. division, No, 81. situated IA Houston
nv they realize that while the nresident
p m. ane street railway company, Mr.. a. III.
i .i,,n 81 bos,on is in tho city, it is n good
, MY ,a satisfactorily settle all difference,
INT may exist between tho en,ploves nna
me company upon tho subject of wases
hours conditions. ptn "asss'
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NOTICE. TAXPAYrns

IN accordance with the city charter ~.
delinqnent tax roll will be published ~
the 2lst day Of March ana appear sor on
consecutive days An additional ~, Ten
Of - VIII be charged to cover cos, or ~
,ar ana statements to the city az
and suit to recover take, hv i 'ne COSTS
Meii to pay their taxes before ybe WI 90
safe Al properly not rendered ~ a.o .,,
! VII De placed on the unrsndersa Ap1n
Unknown rolls. Justin n 0"u u. and
CITY Assessor and Collector.
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ChatteI Mortgage.

Otto l.. Eckhardt yesterday filed chattel
mortgage to II. NJ. Pollard, as trustee for
the Evans Snider Buel Co, located at st
Louis, Kansas City. Chicago and Omaha
on 1924 5-year- old steers. 1850 and 3-year-
old steers, 1910 yoarlings and 2-year- oil
heifers, 1850 cows and 800 bulls and stays
located in LaSalle, Bee, McMullen. Frlo and
Harris counties. Texas 10 secure sum ag-
gregatng SI0,S96.g1, All OF the described
stock is branded IS" ID A o." III b.
20 Il" or IT W IL"
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There VIII be an interesting meeting in
the y. NJ c. A. hall tonight, beginning at
o'clock sharp, The COMMITTEES bave
Planned delightful programme. Tho
Arion quartetta VIII sing at o'clo,k sharp.
Following this The Y. N. c. a. orchestra
VIII play some fine selections. An men
are invited. This will be the first auar-
terly meeting OF the year. Strangers AMI
ail men not now holding memberships are
welcome to attend ana enjoy the entire
free 10 all - -
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rlcvcun civil Di,trict Court.

The following proceedings were had in
the Eleventh civil district court yester-
day, Judge John G. Tod presiding:
]. w. Scott VS.. ID. T.. Smith; continued
genrally.
John Sharpe VS.. Houston Electric Street
Railway company; continued gerrally.
Abraham Edell VS.. Express Publishing
company; continued and set for April 49,
Butler Davis VS.. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway company; jury out.
The jurors for the week are as follows
William Patrick, Jake Ollre. j. A. Huffner,
c. j. Brandt, John Woolford. James Dow,
a. Drummer, Fritz Kruger, Gus Brooch
inert. John b. Ely. Fritz Benningen. Louis
Schiel. r. " Tomplins, j. w. Kobs. A. A.
Burger, Steve Altmont, C. l.. Bering and
Lars Nelson.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were
| filed yesterdays
| A. c. Murphy ct al. by trustee, to
NJ A. Baker; lots II and 10. block
| 6. Riverside Park addition .,..... 5000
George H. Shepeleff TO A. J. Philli-
| more blocks 30 TO SO, block @ Fair
! banks, A. Area survey ..... 400
A. G. Johnson TO J. l.. Hudson, lot T.
block H. Fair Grounds addition -. 600
| II, H. Perry and WIFE Fannie TO
Harris county, IL acre In John
! Holloway survey ..,......
Mt. Vernon NJ. T.. church. colored. BY
constable to j r. Mason, part King
| 1-aeTe tract In J. Austin grant
north Side Buffaso bayou . 81
Il. {. Meyer TO j, l.. Hudson. part
lots and ). block $40, Ranger adj
uition .......,. Observation-Disclosures. 50O
Nancy Brooks TO ]. p Korge. lot II.
siock iss, south side Buffalo
bayou $3.50. .,....., .....l.. 100
e, Carpenter and wife. Valentine. to
samuel r. High, lot 70, block 1877.
llS $40 acres, Thos Hogan la
NJ league a, S,,. .............. a5s
Nj; NJ; Damron ct al. by sheriff, to
y, r. MCGOWAN. subdivision &.
rs 5-lo acres. Thomas Hogan ia
ieasue ,..,.. .-...,.. .,. Orr
Jofn kaule and wife to G. peitz-
ner. lots | aud 9. block 3. Chan
man : LIST abilities. and lots n
and ~ block ., south side Buffaio
bayou, Harrisburg ...... IN
y. n Hutchinson, Jr,, TO San Anto.
MO and Ararsas Pass R,ilway com
pany. lot |, block SIG. Wells, s,r-
vey. south side Buffalo bayou ,oo
ssnoronk Town company 10 q n wv
perkins, lot ., block l4a, town Of
sfabrook $1,000. ,.oI
Miron Rhodes to J, G. II. Read. lois IVY
DO 10 ~ block 1898. town OF Ia
x,,.,..'' .......- ....... .....,
William y Nesse to J. Bjornson' so
acres In w NJ. Jones league on
Marriage License.
MofriaFe liosnscs we-e issued 10 the fol-
lowing persons Yesterday ~
gee. s''ss Lucy y, Ma
p = Murehison and Mamie L. Mcneil
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Court House Well.

The new court house well being bored
by Mr. Gus warneeke on the San Jae,nto
street side OF court house square had
reached depth OF 1915 feet at s o'clock
last night.
MI Warnecke expects to reach a water
vein AZ iat0 feet, which depth will oe
reached tonight II everything works eats.
tactorily N
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4 Night with thc scotch.

Tonight will be marked one With the
Universal Order of scottish clans Clan
MaeGregor No. has made elaborate prep
arations for a Scotch social In Mason Hall.
70 which all Seotchmen and tho descendants
OF scotchmen are cordially invited. lot
OF musical and literary selections from the
bards OF scotland have been prepared for
the occasion and a delightfully."- pleasant
evening Is assured r'
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M0rkinamen,s Alrciinr,

There was worklngmen'a meeting las,
n,ght IN what is known as the Old New
Orleans house, on Preston avenue eorner
OF Louisiana street.
AN organization Was perfected BY elect
,,s a, nowers president Pat Mccabc vice
sergeant at arms, There We're $50 nam,ss
enrolled as members The club lndorseS
= ~. Brashenr for mayor. Archie Andar'
son FOR marshal, A. r., Railey for record.r
ana Jack Kennedy for street Commissioner
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daughters of thc Confedcracy

me local chapter of the Daughters oi
me confederacy held regular meetins
yesterday forenoon at the rooms of Inc
Houston Lyceum. - cue
me bylaws arranged at the last meet
~, .Ie were ADOPTED and committee TO have
them printed was appointed.
The dues OF the association wero ro;.os
10 81 per year. After the transaction or
adjourned, ''e'''ns
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"Yonng sIr. wnIl. Agnin.

" seems that young afr Wall" who's,
operations In New York were recently re-
ierred 70 in The Post. has changed his base
OF operations.
letter was received yesterday n,
Mess,s Wall \ stahe from Haskell bros.
representative ny the nan.e ~ NJ Val,
purchasing goods in he Mind civ AZ
notes maj young Mr.. Wall' 4 trying ih,,
ssno oid same on amongst hi chlsasn.,
'na' ne wa among the Gp,hemit.s.
, sesn and Tar-for sale by Houston Chs
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The Hibernlans and Emmets have ar
ranged with Mr. culmore and others In
'eres'ed in the management Of the bIcycle
tournament to he held here ON March ~
20 have bicycle parade IA an, addltio,ai
au'rsc'ion u ronnhctior with their naraa,.
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a Plate at Tomato souu

j. T. Teitze & Co.. corner Caroline and
MeGowen viii today serve each visitor Mt
rneir store with plate OF tomato sou1.
made from Anderson's fsmous canned
SOUPS They will also exhibit a full line
OF the various products OF the Anderson
IreserVlng company. aud the ladies of
Houston should not fail to call
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SHORE ACRES.

| James a. Herne and his excellent sup
| porting company are announced fol-
| sweeney & Coombs' Opera house for to-
! night, one performance only, when they
VIII appear in his beautiful play of Ameri-
| can home life, Shore Acres" This piece
has become SO familiar to theater goers
| generally that it is becoming a difficult
| matter 10 pass fresh encomiums upon it,
~ is one oil the few native plays that Will
| pear witnessing a second or third time.
us lofty and noble sentiments, set in the
| homeiy frame OF the loSly New England
| ia'in house, are genuinely wholesome
| ana one follows the trials and fluctuations
OF Uncle Nathaniel and Ma Berry with UNI
| ttllng interest. There is nothing new in
the story Mr. Herne tells in Shore
Acres but be tells the old, old story in
quite another way from that chosen by
other dramatists that have gone before
NM and the observer listens to 1t gladly
because it Is stamped with the Hall mark
OF verify. IL is the truth to life, the truth
10 nature, that charms in Shore Acres .
ana the piece will continue attractive until
some other master hand shall play upon
me aeoiian harp that Mr.. Herne flas fash
loned in Names piney woods.
To make the daily incidents of y HIM
drum existence in II small farming village
attractive TO the blase patron of metro
puritan theater is no mean task, vet this
mas been accomplished by Mr. Herne in
soore Acres aud he has done this with
out introducing any quartette or solo
singers or variety dancers. As a cbarac
ter study Mr.. Herne's Nathaniel Berry viii
compare with any role in the modern
drama and the authors Interpretation Of
tne part could hardly be excelled. Ma
Berry is also delightful creation and
nothing more novel has been seen on the
stage during the past decade than basbfnI
Mandy Gates the little 5-year-od laurh-
Ter OF Joel Gates, the villages buffoon. The
love story is not exaggerated or made RI
diculous, nor ioes It dominate the nlav
II Is only one of the many incidents en-
plot.
Among the players who are to anncar
win Mr., Herne this season are Messrs
Robert Fischer. James T. Galloway. Trank-
I'm Garland, Herbert Fansburgh. Charles
y; Fisher ]. ]. Ashton. James V. DALEY
Albert R. Clark, Allen Crolius and Misses
Trace Gayier Clark. Marion Cullen. Myra
Clark Lucille Walker. Matte Grains
hazel Clark. Edith Taliaferro. GLADYS
Groiius and Julie A. Herne. the oldest
daughter Of Mr.. Herne. There will he
entire new scenery used In this production
OF the play. '''''on
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srEcIAL ANxouNcnMENr.

the members Of the Houston schuctze,,
Hereln VIII please meet at tho corner Of
'..,, and FranklIn 10 attend the fan-
r,,n. 2. our deceased fellow member. Marlin
by order q the president.
y u. May. Secretary.
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tonight, under the auspices OF the LADIES'
Relief society Reception OF guests at 1880
d. M Tableaux by their most gracious
majestlcs at 500 o'clock. The tableaux
are under the direction of Miss T. Gimbei
and Nrs i clarendon.
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For the cute little toy watches 70 n. o,yan
70 each child bringing a bundle this wasl
to 81 Packard's Troy Laundry, 9i2 prairis
avenue, Phone 332
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nave you noticed the new rate for Post
want Ads" They don't cost much, but