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Mr. Asbury Peppers.

"speaking of the stage" said A.
bury Peppers to the boarder who had
no chance to escape, "a plump figure il.
worth q round sum."-Cincinnat En-
o,irer
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When, where and how to obtain pure
liquors without having to pay three prices
for it is leading question. Listen to US
In the first place, be sure it is not Sun
day, then walk straight-way to Garba
rinOS.
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Candida teB

st. Louis ant Return $26 so
Tickets to be sold Nov 18TH and 18th
final limit Nov. goth.
T. E. GILLER, Agent
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Thou1hts of Home.

The sweetheart-Anddi did you some
times think of me while at the front?
The Soldier-Yes, whenever they
hlew the "call to arms".-N. Y. Journal.
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Colonel Roosevelt would doubtless en-
joy the privilege of writing New York's
Thanksgiving proclamation while the in
spiration is still fresh with him.
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Another drug store robbed in Denver
Surely the tables have turned at last.
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Farmer-' Matt nal Congress Fort Worth,
Texas, Dec. 9Th to 14th.
Very low rates via Gulf road. Tickets
on sale Dec. sd and 4th Io-td
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Bargains for Home Seekers.

We have a fine list of attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call ard see US If you need
Home Property, Farm Property or cor
template investn ents of any character
Give US your properties for rent
WARREN {. OVERS
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building. Boulder.
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Bargains for Home Seekers.

Bargains for Home seekers.
We have a fine list OF attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see US If you need
Home Property, Farm Properly or con
template investments OF any character,
Give US your properties for rent.
WARREN c. OVERS
Real Esta:e Agency.
Camera Building, Boulder.
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Are You Protected?

If not call and see us. We underwrIte
for Caledonia, of Scotland, German AL
lance, of N. Y, Manche ester, of England,
Royal Exchange Assurance, Helvet'a
Swiss, Northern assurance, N. Y. Plate
Glass, Orient, Hartford, Conn. also the
old reliable Continental, of n Y tor
farm risks, WARREN c. DYER,
Real Estate and Insurance
Camera Building, Boulder.
Daily camera., 1898-11-22

The validity Of, the eight hour law re.
.latlng to men employed on public i'm.
provements has been sustained by the
supreme court of this state.
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Use Prof. Fields worm powders
single trial proves their worth.

1t makes reputation for limitations to
trade upon, does the Round Oak. See
the name Round Oak or you will be de
ceived. For sale by Parker & Wills, op
posite First National bank.
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A Small Chip.

young Dealer is getting to be as in
veterate poker player as his father"
"a chip of the old block, ?"-Phila-
delphia North American.
The Rivals.
Mrs. Tptop-I am sorry you were
not At my reception last evening.
Mrs. Highup (eoldly)-1 received NO
invi ton.
Mrs. T1ptop with affected surpri's)
Indeed? It must have miscarried. !
had among my guests three foreign
counts.
Mrs. Highup-so that is where they
we're? I desired to engage them last
evening to wait on table at our the
ater party supper, but the employ
ment agent told me they were out
N. Y. Weekly.
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For first class dressmaklng call on
Madam Gillespie, room E over Trezlse's
place. Mrs. Gillespie invites the patron
age OF her old customers as we'll as that
OF new ones.
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A 1ARfHD LIH.

In railroad accident the other day .
man sustained ten complete fractmes'oe
the bones of the limbs, three fractures o&
the pelvis, and 4 score of bruises, gashes
and 0prains, and yet he IL recovering. Men
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time comes.
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Genl' Pass and Ticket Agent.
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Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Io.td Denver, Colo
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tile Co.
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PER sONAL MENTION.

john b. pcyton Of Trinity Is in the city.
Hugh T. human of Atlanta, Ga, Is In the
city,
J II, Gin aud wife are in the city from
Nayasota,
MIR julius Runge was In the city yesterday
from Galveston.
w w. Jordan was In the city yesterday
from Victoria.
H. S. Borg. prominent citizen Of san Au-
tonic h. In the city,
Constable Cites e. Averett of Cameron Ia
In the city on business
Mir George A. Meyer was In the city yes
tcrdny from Galveston.
Mr WILDER NJ Kidd OF Dallas has hend-
quarters Mt tho Capitol,
Robert Inv we'll known lumber dealer
of lieeylle. IL In the city.
4. w Ightfuot was registered yesterday
at the iiutehins frcm Brenham.
George w. Burlkit,. who divides his time
between Houston and Palestine, is In the
city.
X Turner and W, =. Taylor. prominent
cotton men Of Shreveport are stopping at the
tlutchmS.
Mr. w. S. Purnell. representing large
Misunderstanding house oi Philadelphia speut
YESTERDAY in the city.
u, ;, Wuttprmark n prominent banker and
n Hlount, a capitalist both OF Nnrov-
dochcs, ara In the city,
On Monday night Mossrs Ben A. R,esner
Ruins Cage and Tom Richardson viii lpnye
Tor DALLAS TO attend meeting To he held on
Iutsdny. OF vice presidents and others from
the dtnerent senatorial districts of the state
Interested in the movement Tor having 'rnxas
Properly represented at the International expu-
sition to be held ut Omaha
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BRADsTREET's ON FINANCE.
Vanderbilt stocks Were the Contra
III 81, az ii,x.. SlAGl.a, Il, L.,

Vanderbilt stocks Were the Contra
Figure of the Speculation.
New York, January 2s-Bradstreet's Finan-
cial Review tomorrow will say; Although the
market was temporarily disturbed at the be-
ginning OF tho week by exaggerated reports
as to the purpose Of dispatching the man of
war Maine to Havana it soon recovered from
the effects of this scare in the past few days
developed remarkable strength and activity.
London bought stocks here to considerable
extent Wednesday, though 1t was subse-
quently seller of part of its purchases.
while throughout the week there has been a
large amount of both Investment and Specu-
lativo buying for public account the commits
sion houses being active factors in the trans
actions. Professional interests of the smaller
type, while at first inclined TO act on the bear
side. were forced to cover and found 1t
hard fight on the advance especially as the
market from first to last has presented am
especially noticeable in the Vanderbilt stocks
which group had been the central feature of
the weeks speculation The movement in
them was accompanied by reports referred to
elsewhere in regard to the possible merging
of some of the Vanderbilt roads into the sys-
tenn. 1t was stated that increased dividends
in Lake Shore and New York Central were
and in spite of their indefinite
character these reports have excited the i'm
agination of the street and had more or less
to do with the strength shown in the rail-
have been less prominent, Sugar being COM
neglected, while the local traction
securities were objects of attention, they did
not lead the market.
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HoYT's "a "TRIP no cu,N,ro,,,,, !,

one year Is long time for farce COM
guy 10 run IN one theater. six Years is
season would be even greater than ~.
preeeaing one for Hoyt.s "A Trip 10 China
Town since Charles H. Hoyt first pre-
Ssn"a 20 the public this clever comedy il
considerable city in America. just Sor =
minute contemplate It's unparalleled record
N New York City alone where $50 nlrhts
Mere consumed at Hoyt's own theater' ths
Madison Square, This is run tha, sn n,rs
PASSES snything in theatrical productions
T nS.., Gsorse y, Fox's success In .'Humpty
Duihp'y many Years ago, when there wsrs
fewer theaters, Not even "AdonlsS 4, 49, a.,
m.moranie career nj the Casino. New yorl
MY ,, can even be mentioned IN The sa,ns
.,,,s t ana that ran Tor over 500 nights "a
Ifip 10 Chinatown IS beyond ali so,,a, ~,
,reeosa breaker" IN amussments wfthin
, ,ns new Wy, World Ho,i's a Trip 10 China
c eyMm w, ns the attraction at sweeney d
one night only. %,
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VERY WELL PLEASED.
mack FROM INSPECTING THE MEN
MONTE COLONIES.
sicssrs. Jnntxcn and 0uicring Ex-
press Themselves ms Wen Pleased
y witis Their Trip.

Mr.. d. r. Jantzen, the editor and pub
Usher OF several Mennonite organs at Elk.
hart Ind, and Mr. a. 9uierng, iner.
crant OF lIillsboro, Kan, who came ID
Houston at the instance Of Colonel w. b.
4 Slcsson, G. w. Hahi and j, s. Doughorty
| to inspect the Mennonite colonies already
located In Harris and Fort Bend counties,
with the view OF establishing others. re-
| Turned last night, after having made Ii
trip to Menno City Wsstficld ana crosby.
They were accompanied on this trip by
Nessers Slossoa and HAIL.
Dr. Jantzon ana MT .uipring were seen
By n reporter FOR The Post after tneii re-
turn and were asked for some Impressions
OF their trip and how they found the Men
nonites pleased with their new location.
Al Memo CITY, replied Sir. Janizen,
1--WE found twenty two families, all OF
whom seemed to be wen pleased Somc OF
them claimed that the change had already
benefited their health. In some Instances
PARTIES had decided not TO sell their homes
in the West until they found that they
were satisfied with their rev home IN
TeGac These people have now made up
their minds to sell their old nomes ann are
all busy building new houses aud breaking
up the soil for their first TeSas crop
"a Wcstfleld we found sixteen families
located, chiefly from Colorado. They all
seemed happy and perfectly con-
tented. There Is a good deal OF timber
land around Westfield and some bcaurfnl
scenery. They have ali the Had broken up
for the first crop. The settlers at West
field and NJ Memo, owing TO the pecti,aS
adaptabiiity Of the soil and accessibility 10
the market, win engage chiefly in truck
farming Ia ADDITION 10 this they ARE all
plpntng fine trust orchards
cat Crosby 1900 acres have boon nur-
chased for the Oregon ooioay. which Will
arrive about February I. This lald cen
tains about 400 acres of timber. rhe fact
that the Old settlers seem 10 be thr4lng on
the property that surrounds that coIoHiAed
by the Monnonites is proof 10 NV mind,
said Mr.. Jantzcn, that the Meanonites who
have settled in South Texas will certainly
as they arc an exceedingly ipdpa-
trious md thrifty people.
II am also well pleasci with the business
energy OF your city. Tomorrow we will
visit the Fort Bend colony, near Richmond,
with Mr.. Dougherty. This Is said TO be
the largest and best colony, containing as
II docs thirty-flye famll'es.
II think the prospects are good for a
large. additional number Of Monnonites
coming to South Texas. Colonies are al
ready being formed In East Oregon ana
south Dakota, while more Will likely follow |
from Kansas and Nebraska, -
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As bRADsrREEr's SEES ~.
ACTIVITY In Many Iin.s
Drop In Failures.

New York. January as..-I,rasstroa..
row VII. say Favorable conditions ~ ~.
trade situation continue to far outwo,sh n .n'
y. an opposite character stormy we,,hT'
'hronghout a large section this weo,' ~,
.nspSsa inc movement of goods into cons,mn
non but perceptible increase in the ,e,naa,,
'of seaaonable goods is reported rs a,sas su
resulting 10 ereauy
me last week OF the month closes Win, =,
creased activity in many lines. nr,,,h ~
Price Price advances; heavily Increased han,',. ~
r,.taheeS us compared With one ysar asl
mnn,t ~ cues considerable dron IN ~, q.
nsranI oi iauures reported large exnns, ehs s
sn,s's' parusalariy wheat, corn and a., %
h ran pvleeptinle confidence Ia nesri,, hou ,,
$500 rnsnss OF trade as regards the ont,ns, ai
os'u ,s business Another tayorabln foa,. ior
nr Wy mseh y the slight but dstipn, 'il
,vh,,,, ~ me cotton goods sItuatIa ~
p,,n, snv.HiatNe activity is awakening' IN
se, ~ .,o,us are higher and some n,niss
firiniy held. s'e'oh are more
,,n ~ iron Is retiesting the effect of ,,..
snia, production and furtharp present
a, X !" ,i pinss rs recorded at Eastern mnaA-
asn q TIE nnishad products of irn o. pig
Is reported Increasing 30 as ~ ioh and steel
w Large sales OF bar stcel sn hV'u prices
,stoI.ea q chrago aud 81 Lonsu III falis arr
t,shsss,ns % take orders for dsi,,. Math mills
IMAM tste summer NrHNsry earlier
o'0's ana shoes bold the late adv,,.
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HESTER'S STATEMENTS
REGULAR WEEKLY STATEMENTS
BY SECRETARY HESTER.
ply-An Increase in the Into Sight
Over Former Years.

New Orleans, January 2S.-Secretary Hes
ters statement OF the worlds visible supply
OF cotton. made up from special telegraphie
adyces, shows a decrease during the week
just closed of 6o,51l against decrease the
same time last year of 44,257 and decrease
year before last of 27.95s. The total visible
is 4.s4I,429, against 4,5o7,so9 last week and
S,SSS,4O last year. OF this total the amount
OF American cotton is 4,22l 1919, against 4. 25S.
Sio last week and 1906 100 last year, and of
all other kinds, including Egypt, Brazil etc,
220,ooo, against $4,000 last week and 32s, 300
last year The total worlds visible supply
shows II decrease compared with last week of
e9'oli bales, and an increase compared with
last year OF $50. 029.
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All THE oiEIsA House.
.rhc rrl-nncr of zcndn.,

'"s ~
The attraction which was witnessed Mt
the opera house last evening by large
audience, WAS unqneEtonably one of the
finest seen in this city this season, The
production not only gave us the metippol.
ttan cast, with but one or two exceptions.
but was on the same aumptuous and elab.
crate scale seen IN he larger elites The
staging was beautiful and the costumlug
elegant, while every detail from an artistic
standpoint was provided. MIR lrrohman
could not afford 10 send the attraction
on the road otherwise. aud he hiss fully
recognized this fact Play, company aud
settings We're all Of a superior character
ana the combination resulted IN briliilnt
dramatic success and a rare theatrical
treat.
Tho drama OF Tho Prisoner Of Zen.ln
" founded on the well known nnd ,onu-
iar mover OF the same name BY Anthony
Hope, and the decentralization, in It's NAY,
Is as powerful and thrilling AS the novel
lists story. The play, however needs nc
Special praise for II has wuG It's way ia
the FIRST rank of romantic dramas through
out the United States and Indeed me
English speaking world, 10 criticize
Where approval has been so universal would
De mere ailectatiun.
Ihe mythical kingdom az Rnritau.A.
which has been ruled alternately by he
red and black Eiphbergs IL the subject Of
prologue and play. The scions OF t1ese
imaginary houses are continually quarrel
Ing for the throne and the incidents OF lie
play which are outlined IN the prologue.
are based on enc OF these struggles for Tho
crown by one of the black Elphberss, 100
years after tho events unioldcd IN lie nro-
ltt 90 IA,
synopszng.
ihe Company seen last evening WAS n
most capable one. Mr. Howard Could, In
the dnal role OF the real idng ANA the sub
slitute monarch displayed talents uf tho
h'ghesi order strength, finish ease and
intelligence IN his execution. In se.craI
scenes he was SO thoroughly oifSrgiye as 10
win the warmest testimonials OF Tho audi
onces enjoyment and approval OF his work
Next 10 him in excellence In The vnst ,sas
MISS Grace Reals. an actress OF exceptional
merit. Who assumed the character OF An.
toinette de Mauban, Mr. Robert Elliott
as Black Michael WAS also deserving ~
sneciai praise. He displayed both power
una inteliigenee in his role. Another flhe
o.''.lu,'er admirably sustained was that
OF Colonel Sept by Mr.. r. T.. MccIannin
M, vaughan Chaser. Mr.. Monteith and
nj brandt We're also worthy OF mention
inc Princess Flavta was pleasausly ANA
W me last scene most effectively imp.r-
sonatei by Miss Fanchon ,,nmroeil.
lhcre has heen nothing here this season
thai has surpassed this attraction ia in
trrest 81 scenic effects. or finish and
s'rungth IN presentation, II win be seen
again al the matinee this afternoon, but
not tonight as the company lea 70 fos Nav
orleans shortly after the matinee opening
IN the Crescent City tomorrow night There
VIII undoubtedly be a large audience in
attendance again this afternoon.
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His Mother Heard From,

Justice Joseph Deyine of the Clancy
vile precinct has received letter from
Mrs. Nj. " Walker of Donalds $. c.. of
date January 20, fully identifying the body
found in the bayou near Glenwood Gene
terry about two weeks ago. and upon which
an inquest was held by Justice Devine, as
that OF her son, William Robert Walker,
whom she said was SO years of age She
thanked Judge Devine for seeing that her
son received respectable burial She
gave full and correct description Of The
young man and the contents of his trunk
She said he had lived in Texas about four
ana half years somewhere near Waco.
and that he has II brother, j. ]. Walker
living near Dallas
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Henry wntterson Coming

Henry Watterson, whose fame as a public
speaker is almost coordinate with his
fame as u journalist. and who upon the oc-
casion of the dedication of the Worlds Fair
at Chicago was the official mouthpiece of
the government and as such electrified one
OF the largest audiences it has ever been
the pleasure of man to address, will lee
turc IN this city next Friday night, Febru-
airy !, at Turner hall under the auspices
OF the Young Mems Christian association.
Mr. Watterson will lecture upon either
Money and Morals" or Abraham Lin
coin" whichever the association may Sc
lect.
The following well known citizens have
been selected as a reception committee:
II. b. Rice, j. G. Hutchinson. o. r. Holt.
X NJ. Johnston, W. ID. Cleveland and
James A Rnknr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-29
THE BURIAL OF GIBSON
9HRAESs1vB FUNERAL SERVICES
a1olD Ar sr. rATRicK's CHURCH.
No Clew Has Yet Led TO the Arrest
OF the Man who Did the
DastardIy Work.

Tho body oS Patrick j. Gibson. who was
murdered Wednesday night in the Second
ward, was laid to rest yesterday afternoon
in the Catholic cemetery, within short
distance Of where the crime was committed.
Services were held at St. Patrick Catholic
church at the corner OF Cont and Maury,
Fifth ward the Rev. Father Grove ofii-
ciating. The service for the reposc oi the
soul was said, after which Father Grove
delivered short discourse, cuiogistic Of
the dead young man. He laid stress upon
the character OF Patrick Gibson's life. his
habits, associations. duty toward lis
mother and her family. He was a prtc-
tunity to improve himself In the faith
nor emitting an opportunity that would
render him more dutlful than before.
The church was crowded to the doors
and Mt the conclusion OF the services the
casket was placed aboard an electric chr
provided for the occasion and followed by
several others containing late friends OF
the deceased II was conveyed to the Garner
OF German avenue and Buffalo street, from
where 1t was taken TO the cemetery near
b..
fhe funeral was attended by large dele
cations from the Ancient Order OF lfibcf-
mans and Catholic knights OF America, OF
which orders Gibson had been molpter.
The police as well as the county officers
still fail to offer a ciew leading 10 he
detection of the murder OF Payrirk j Glib
son. and so far no one has attempted to
claim tho rewards offered by Sheriff Erich
son and Chief OF Police Helm. There are
several theories. and clews which The Off
GERS are frank enough to admit Ieaa to |
nothing. They have maintained the strict
est reticence about the killing leading the !
IT."
There was Il story out yesterday that a /
young inan while riding home on The night |
Of the murder, several hours prior TO its
commitment noticed peculiar actions of
His mount. which has since been construed |
To mean that person WAS concealed IN
ambush behind one of the trees, and who |
possibly, was waiting for Gibson or any
,ne else who would ehanco by The young
man did not see a man, MS The stoiy gu.s,
put believes that there was ono there he-
cause his horse SHE'D
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There were promotions yesterday in all
the public schools These promotions are
generally made Immediately after tho
Christmas holidays, but parents are glad
OF tho delay this year as II has given them
chance to recoup their purses after the
drain made upon thom by the holidays euf-
ficiently to meet the demand for new
books necessarily Incident to the promotion.
To-day books and supplies for the next
term VIII be purchased
Children of the low sixth grade in pur-
chasing books may profit by the fact that
the higher arithmetic used In the Houston
schools has been adopted for The state. ms
retail price of tho book In Houston has
heretofore been 40 cents Under he state
CONTRACT the retuil price Of the book in cloth
binding Is 80 conts IN boards 80 cents. The
state contract docs not 10 into effect TN
Sentomber but efforts are being made TO
get The benefit of the reduced rates for
Houston now, II they can not be had to-
morrow pupils should deter purchasing
higher arithmetlcs Tor few days till ar
engagements can he made TO get the reduced
prleee
The following arc the state contract
prices on arthmetics; Lower hook. in cloth.
30 cents; IN boards, "A cents Higher book
In cloth, 80 cents: in boards, 10 cents.
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roREIGN MISSION SOCIETY.
District Meeting IN session ~ Shcarn
church CIlsDei Il

I !.
The regular district meeting " the
at tho Shearn church chapel yesterday
morning. Tho following delegates are in
attendance and are the guests Of the Ia
dies named. Mrs. a.. g. Fonda. with Mira.
w. b. Jones; Miss Ella Toothaker OF Cal
weston, with Miss Sue Hurley; Mrs. 5 w..
Park. with Mrs. n. barrow; Miss Kate
Mcfarland. with Mrs. J, il. Sweeney IN
addition 10 these Mrs. Ira =. Jones, MISS
Mary Hogan, Master Hayward sanders und
other Housionians are participating IN inc
meeting
Yesterday was devoted entirely to dcyo-
tIonai exercises This morning at . O'Clock
the business matters connected with the
meeting will be taken up and disposed oil.
The afternoon session viii be begun at
O'clock. Sunday morning Rev, Seth Ward.
pastor Of Sheath church, Will deliver a
missionary sermon and tho meeting VIII
conclude sunday afternoon with love
FEAST"
The delegates were entertained last night
by the local division OF the gpw0tlh
League. The members OF which presented
the following programme:
Song. -. .... 49,. .......,...,....C Choir
Prayer ..,. -, -. ...Isev. Seth Ward
scripture reading .s... .f,....,,,Acts, gu
Song ,e.t. 49,. 80. ....,. .+..ss..tholr
Miss Holdings annual address ,..,.
49,. -. -. 49,. .,...,.Miss Hurley
Recitation. -. 80. .....Miss Glare Corey
Mission work in Brazil. ,.... ... =.
...,. $3.50, -. .....Mra. r. Blandon
Vocal solo,. =. ...,,...A Miss Sadic Jones'
Mission work. in China, Y. w. Mcneil
vocal duet 500. ..,,., .t..........t..
...,,.. Miss Hardesty and Miss Buring
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BUSINESS LEAGUE DIRECTORS.
VIII Hold Thtcr First Meeting Nex
MOnsIny Afternoon


Mondny Afternoon.
Ihere will b. q meeting Of the new al.
rectory OF the Business League Monday
afternoon a, 4:so prompt. at which The plan
81 the years work and the standing COM
nAttses VIII be named. Tho lew directory
Y as follows: +. Hacker. H. VI. Johnston
e. a. Misirot II. r. MaeGregor, c. ii. Nil,
BY " a. Reiehardt. Rufus Cage. ~. ID.
Cleveland and Ed Khan.
y q expected that tbs meeting VIII de-
eide the future Of the league A ground
1927 loom " preferred. hut Ii may be POS
sible that upstairs quarters will be decided
upon.
To Post reporter ono az ths directors
said We wish 10 present the property
owners q the city the opportunity Of max
!ng = very low rate fer good quarters. dur
trg tho ycnr great many thousands OF
~ tors are attracted 10 tho Business
league. During 1898, * II VIM be 81 any
Advantage ~ securing Us a Law price, the
monthly IN advance.