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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-11
In Billings.

Billings, Sept. Sowing TO the alb
sence of so many of our society people,
who are representing Montana at the
trans-Mississippi exposition, there has
been very little gayety to report. Many
camping parties have returned, the
fall in the temperature Fastening their
return home.
Friday evening a large number OF
young people attended a farewell party
TO Paul Mccormick. jr., prior to his
return to All Hallows college, at Salt
Lake city, and a very enjoyable even
ing was spent. Dancing was enjoyed
in the Mccormick Daniel Boone" cab
in. in which a new hard wood floor had
been laid. and with delightful music
the hours sped merrily oil until it was
time to retire.
on Wednesday Miss Chris. Fraser
entertained a number of ladies in hon.
or of the birthday of her niece, Mrs.
\. c. Tompkins, and a pleasant after
noon was spent. At ) o'clock the guests
repaired to the dining room where de-
licious refreshments were served.
Miss Ida Lamport on Tuesday very
pleasantly entertained a party of young
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people at the residence of her parents.
Mi. and Mrs. George. T. Lamport. in
honor of her school friends. Miss Maud
Boyle and Marian Toss. previous to
their departure to the East to enter a
seminary.
The camping party consisting Of
Mrs. c. NJ. Bair. Misses Edith and Alice
Walk, Lillian Reynolds and Maud
Bailey and Messrs. Al Sawyer, +. II.
Hathhorn, Will Allen n Ed Fraser.
returned on Saturday. They spent
two weeks on the Rosebud lakes and
had a delightful outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Clement and chill
dren. who have been enjoying a few
weeks outing at Mr.. Clements sheep
anch on Fla Willow, returned home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Tompkins and
children, who have been enjoying an
outing and camping on West Rosebud
lake. returned last Thursday. Game
and trout were abundant. n wild
fruits were found in great quantity.
Miss Lillian Soule. who has been Wis
iting friends in Helena, has returned
home.
Miss CANINE Chapple returned home
Saturday from a visit with DR.. and
Mrs. Andrews at Miles City.
On Tuesday morning Portus Will
Jams, who had been spending the sum-
mer with his father, Alderman Will
Jams. at Fort Selkirk, returned from
the Klondike country to resume school.
He has a heap of interesting stories to
tell his school mates bou his travels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles De Maris of
Wyoming were in town this week.
G. NJ. Hays. deputy state treasurtr,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Allen, who
have been camping on Rock creek for
10 days with their children, returned
home Saturday night.
Miss Catherine Williams, daughter
of T. A. Williams. who has been visit
ing her grandmother in St. Paul. re-
turned Tuesday night.
Miss Marie Marshall arrived from
Willow Springs, Kan, Friday night.
n will teach the Shiloh school. Miss
Marshall is a sister of Mrs. II. T. RAM
sey and Mrs. Frank Ramsey of this
place.
A large number of our citizens are
attending the trans-Mississippi expo
sition at Omaha this week.
The public schools reopened this
week, after the long vacation. and our
city has welcomed the return of all
the lady teachers. who form so impor-
tant a part of our society.
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had never felt the power and ultimate
control Of this ivine principle as in
this years convention. He had retired
from active business. but came back
each year to meet old friends. Men,
he said. whom / never dreamed of be-
ing interested in Christian science ] find
governed by II. Why" he said. this
whole convention is full Of II. | never
saw anything like 1t. l expect to see
the whole body Christian scientists
yet"
once the method Of entertaining was
10 have an unlimited supply Of wine
and liquor, now a radical change has
taken place. and his feature Is elm
ina.ed. \ member OF the executive
board, a Christian scientist, speaking OF
what il once was, and the digniied
character. the cultured, thoughtful men
in present attendance, said he had not
seen one drink taken, and h a every
one remarked the general progress OF
men ami IDEAS. In convention Christ
ian science was ar active, recognized
subject Of interest. so that a little group
talking Of science would attract more
attention than anything else. Men
would say in passing. What, are you
talking Christian science? Then, let
business walt. / always have time FOR
Christian science" Il dom like 10 miss
ANYTHING good" etc. III the old way
these men had not time for half they
wanted 20 do. Now there was time for
everything, and greater success than
ever before. 1t vas a lime Of looking up
and bending hat they that be for
us are more than they that be against
US" one could feel the might of divine
mind making right every misconception
Of material sense. and this power was
felt as never before. Here was a prac-
teal rellgion-'afiame with love and
health" II shOne through the faces
and lives OF those who had received
the Word, and it promised happiness,
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The oldest inhabitant-one

and increase. The oldest inhabitant-ons
OF him-said the other day that there
were more red-headed folks now in CO.
lumbia than he had even known before.
and he had been here ever since his hair
was white for the first time. IL Is white
now. but this is the second time. Such is
the case all over the country.
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Missouri "R.d-Headed" Section.


From The Columbia Herald.
Wherever the traveller goes. from Clsys-
vile to Sturgeon and from the town of
Rocheport to the town of Centralia. there
are red-headed people by the score. IL
may be in tbs atmosphere or the soil or
the blood. but red-headed people thrive
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harmony and Immortality" The whole
meeting was an object lesson Of the
power Of truth and love ruling the
hearts OF men as naturally as sunlight
shines on a fertile land.-Christian
Science Journal.
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Milliomem spersen per5dentt.

gs 1T setpiB luobltbuenb fiir bas
Gu6lifum, 5u erfabren, oaB es bod me
nisitens elm @ei6dft int 2anbe siebt,
tpel6es nidt bauor suriidl6redt, ben
8ebiirftisen unb 2eibenben aeaeniiber
sroBmiltbis su ieln. Die geliber BON
Or. &inss gaeuer Gntbeduns fir
S9winbiu6t, Suiten uno Sdnupfen ba>
ben iiber 5ebn Millioneu 8robeflal6em
bieier sroBen Meoi5in peridenft uno
baben Die @enustbuuns gu ipiilen, baB
baour6 in Tauienoen bon abiolut boffz
nansslpien 5dlen cine Seiluns er5ielt
lpuroe. Iitbma, 8ronditis, Seilerteit
unb ale 2eioen bes 6alles, Der 8ruIt
unb Der 2unsen nerben babur6 li6er
turirt. Nan iprede in Der slpotbefe
BON S. &alteper uno Sobn por uuo laIie
iid cine Brobeflai6e umlonlt seben.
&e9uldre @r6Be so Gents uno $1.OO.
Seoe 5lalde tuiro sarantirt, ooer Der
Breis 5urilderitattet.
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Werbrettet iid, ,pie gDtlSfeuer,

@ttpas @utes ldBt iih nidt sebeim
balten. 9ie Maaridt oapor perbreitet
lid idnea. Die mirtlid beiten eaden
perfaufen iid aud an beiten. Mbrabam
9are, elm leitenoer Ipotbefer BON Bell
ollle, Sblo, iast: ,,9as Electric gits
ters" lit Der am beten perfduflide
Weasenbltter, ben id in meiner 2Oidbs
ri9en Braris jemals fennen selernt
babe. g8liien Sic aud, tparum? Die
meiiten 2eioen beginner nit St5runaen
oes Wasens, Der 2eber, Der giieren,
Der @iuselpeioe, Reg glutes ober Der
yterpen. Sas Electric 9itters" frdis
tist aber ben Masen, resulirt bic 2eber,
Die glieren uno Die ginsepeibe, reinist
oas 8lut nno itdrft bic Nerpen. Daz
burd beilt es cine san5e Mense bon
&ranf1eiten. gs baut bas san5e Sps
item auf, siebt neues 2eben unb frii6e
8raft allen ibwa9en, franfen unb ers
fdopften Mannern unb Srauen. Sur
50 Gents. gu baben BEL ben MpOtbez
fern S. &alteper & Sobn. 8irb saz
rantirt.
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SIN 8omopir.

Sas @briatinb irat In bas gou.
boir ber reiSenbteu gotette.
pWabame,' fagte es nit elmer
Stimme, bic pie bas 2aden zines
ainoss 81 tlang, lid babe Sbnen elm
Weihna9tssef9ent sebraGt."
.9tur etpas prattif1es, menu i'd
bitten biirfte@ eutsesnsie bic ld6ue
Grau.
.8epib, benn alIss ueberfhifae be-
fBen STE bereits".
sSh's bieqei9t elm Mittel, ueld,es
oie paut ftets rein unb faltsnIos sr'
bdIt2"
.gtmas melt Notbwenbiaeres.@
.Wtslei6t cine fi1er mirtenbe
9aarfdrbetinttuts Sd m6tte n1mlid
germ on Sonns nnb Gsiertasen rotbes
9aar la SiBian baben.s
.gtpas melt SeKsrss.4
~Orei 2oofe, bic In ber 2otterie ae.
3ogen tperbens@
.gtwas melt WertbboIIeres."
pa Ddre Id bod neusieriel-
rgs 1T eine = 6dreibmafdine. =
nWolu foQ mir bi.ie bienenS@
pSie merben NIT berieIbsu melt
mebr 2iebssbriefe fdreiben l6nneu, als
bisber - obne baB Sbre 6anbldrift
isnials sur Berrdtberin tperben t6nnte.s
Die Dame ld9eIte bodmhibia uub
fagte:
uWein Iiebes ainb. bleibe bel Dsiasu
alten Gei9enten: glumen uub Bon.
bOns uno bemhbe Did nidt, MODERN
3u iein. Gin 2i9tSieber iou te;ue gIsf
irtottdt bertaufsu moIIen. 0ifIe, meiu
Rino. baB eine Dame bon WeIt bier
Gtebesbriefe nismaIs eiaenbdubio
ldrsibt. - llnb nit sinem aepiffea
StoIs feBte fe binlu:
...Sei mir arbeiten bsr,eit bier Ss.
tretdrinnen."
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WloB.e geln, Die Die Gommanoautur
etma nod gesen oieies Oaus ergrejfen
f0nuis. SD oeute, oie Ga0e 1T erz
ieoigt. Die Soften lino bereits ent.
fernt, uuo id) lreroe sllles tbun, uul
Den Ganlen aud meiterbin jeoe llnan>
nsDlnitdieii Su erIparen.
ngGir toHnen Sbnen nidt banfbar
9enus iein, Ser @jraf, fir hen Sdue,
ben sic un5 ongeoeiben laMen. Shre
Sbr Ia3iUlldentreten bdtten MIR mabr>
ld)eitaidj geltern slbenO cine ldlimme
Stunhe erlebt. llno @ott meiF ooB
Die asme GballCtte obnepies seuua sa
tragen bat
s6tau bon 9sagenIeloiIt Sbre Sreuns
bin?"
rSa. gair iiuo oils Nahbalsfinoer
3ulanlmen cafgelpatbien.
vllno nua iino Sis bier gum 8es-
iu9?" |
sd lebe in bieiem Sauie. @jeb=
barb nub Charlotte @asenielb iino mir
Sater unb Miutter aemcrfen."
go jung ldlnn BADEN Sic sic Gt!ern
perlieren miillen! F"
Ser Guter iiel bel Salerp, als it5
nod elm aino mar, bic Wlutter narb
ba!o oatoui. uno mie Id i'm Der,en
INNER GhariottenS S1welter 9epeleu
MGR, 10 mlbe iD es MIN aud) in Der
QuBeten s}iisfuu9 oe5 Sebells."
tSali 'anf sen erlten Slid bate geliern
Seu $1ersfelo einen tiefen Ginorud auf
9earlette gemad)t. Simmer mieber
bate lein YilO Dor ibr seiianoen, 10
idOn uno 10 poll mannli1er araIt.
Wtit leiier 9eiansenbeit mar lie ibm
beute irlb entgegengetreten, uno fait
dnsitli6 iab lie inn i'm eriien slueen>
blid geseniiber.
8or ieiner rubig pornehmen Ooltuns
semann lie raid Die alte Siberbeit
wieoer. 0as llnselpobnli6e ibrer
Situation, 10 allein nit benz Sffisier
Der frelnben 9lrmee, perlor ourb Iein
taftpolles 9iuftreten alles geinlihe.
ST ira9te audi nidt nod 0eurietteus
SeoensoerDaltnlnen IN Dem .leidlten
Son elmer miiBisen 01eu9ier. Sbre
idlidte, einfade uno bod eble Saltuns
beriibrte ibn iDmpatbiid. 3unahii
bate er MIR cine b0flide Srage ses
iiellt, I'M oas @eipradJ llidt turs abSuz
breben. Der marine Son in Oenriets
tens antlpolt bate aud in ibm cine
mdtmere 2beilnabme erpedt.
llno Seuriette ipra6 INNER germ,
menn lie ba5 @elprG6 auf Charlotte
ssasenfelb briugen fonnle. 9as @eiiibl
inniger 0anfbarfeit, bas iie tieI i'm
9erSen trus, ordngte lie um 10 mebr
gu einem auEeren 9lusoruf, als Char
lotte ielbIt BON iolden 2ieuBerunsea
niemals etluas miMen mollts.
llnmiflfiirlif fam aud Sersielo ouf
eigene sebenslAidlale, aui Sugenbein,
bride 5li ipreden uno er lpuroe uidt
miloe, Die Sh0nbeit leines Gaterlans
oeS III INNER neuen Sarben gu nlalen.
(5ortiesuna folat).
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70. a q pitef.

glm friiben Wiorsen bate Der aojue
tant bes aaiierS iein pfero beliellt
unb mar binaus seritten our6 ben
1biersarteu in Der Hid)tung auf Spans
ban.
Die friitbe, berbe 2uit bes Sftobers
morsens that ibm wobl, uno ipie Der
ylebel lansiam iant unb iid tbeilte,
10 wurbe es au6 in ieinem Snnern
immer beller unO tlurer. Sn elmer
rubi8en Stimmuns, wie er lie i6on
lange ni6t getannt batte, tebrte er nab
4auie suriid.
j Gr bate faum iein 8ferb abaeaeben,
oils Der lieutenant Derooes, Der an,
ssuB Der 2reppe i'm ermartet batte, auf
ibn sntrat.
.Wlein aapitdn," iaste ber junse
Sffi5ier etfuas befansen unb uniider
iiber bic slufnabme, bic er finben
miirbe, lid foinme i'm Suffrage bes
9errn 9ominanoanteu non Berlin.
gu ieinsm Grltauneu blieb Der 9lbius
tant, Der iOuit nidt germ beldltist
luuroe uno INNER gleif] nit elmer
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Nafh ftr matter

Bcr aber so Sabreu f1oa murbe
Wfrs. WiaSlotp'S Soothing 5prup
bon Wilionen bon Wehttern beim 3abs
men ber &iuber angewenbet. Wirf bu
i'm S9lafe bur9 bas @1reien zines
aiubes geft6rt, baS I'm 3abnen iff unb
Dor S9meraen peinta Wenu 10, IaEe
fofort eine Jlai6e bon sMrs. @ins'
lows Soothing SprupS boleu. Setn
Wertb it unbeaablbar. gs mirb benz
tleinea 2eibenben fofort 2inberuns Der.
i9affea. @erlaBt eu9 barauf Nthtter,
es TT fein 3peifel bartber. gs beilt
9pienterp unb 9iarrboe, reguIirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt @tnb,
aolit, ernei6t ben Gaumen, BERLIN,
bert gnt3hnbung unb ftdrtt bas game
Sbfem. nNrs. WinSlops SOOTHING
Sprup" fur aabnenbe ainber III ange,
nebm Ia Gefdmad unb bas Reeept
itammt BON einem ber beifen tpeibli9en
aerate In ben Ser. etaaten. gs III Bel
allen 9ruggiffen In Der gan3en Welt 3u
baben. preis rs gents per GIaf9e.
aauft ni9ts anberes, als Wrs. Winss
lous SootbingsSprup.
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u u 8 | q II b.

- Ralfer WilbeIm Ii. bat an ben
prin3en Sarl Don Baden. einen Yru.
Der bes GrObber3os8 GrisDrt9 BON Yas
ben, foIgenee Sepefhe seianbt: SD
fprede SbEsu melEeu peftInblihtten
Gant fur bic Melbune bon ber e1fOlg,
ten Biloung eines babii6en 2anbesfcs
mites beg oeuifben Jlottenoereins aus.
eS geDdbrt mir b0be Gtfriebigung su
iebea, tule I'M bahii6en 2anbe Der ua
t!orale @ebarfe Der 0nibmenbigteit
elmer Stdrtung Der oeu!iden JlDt!e au,
yertbeibisung Der 8r6Be bes Rei9es
uab our @rbaliuug Ses iuirtbf6af!li,
d1sa Woblfanbe8 INNER tieferts Ser.
ftdnbEib unb treue Inter hhbung fin,
bet. Snfoaberbeit bin Id BON tiefsm
Sant elfdat, baB ieinef6niglide 9obeit
Der @robber3Os bic @uabe ssbabt bat.
oas prOteciorat tber ba6 8omite on.
3unebmen."
- 9ie tatbo!ii9ea Siubenien Der
oeutl9en uniberftdten babeu benz Gai.
ier eiue aOrefe 3ussfent, In tu:It er 1e
ibm flr bas @ei6ent hes Wobnplabes
Der beiligen Sunefrau In Seruialem
tbren Sant ansipre6en. Sn iejner
antWprt haaft lbren Der Safer fnr bic
Don leinvn falho!ti6en untetlbauen
tanb9egehens Are,fsnnuna ieinss &c,
i1eEtss, NIB bot baS Ou9inal Der
Aortfe BEN 6obeaiollera. Muisum gu
geianbt.
- als &splefulleH segen bic as.
peiiuugen ndnIf6sr untertbaaen aug
NorosS1lesmig bot man In Gdnema,t
aagefausen, beuii9e probutte lnnb
oeutfde /Nrbeiisfrdfie 3u bopcotten.
Dem s8erl. SasebI.@ aufoIge mebren
fi9 bic au;siden bafis, baB fd biefer
geseott auf gang '5tanbinabien aus,
bebnen Derbs. Ser vgsrl. gbrien.
courier" eitIdrt unummunoen, bic
Mebrbeit bes goltes mhni9e ben Riid.
trif! bss Oberprdfbenten bon 61les,
wig'6plfein, Don R6ller, pie au9 bes
Wlnifers bes SHusren, 5rbr. BON Der
Rede.
= 2isutenant RuboIpb DON Bis,
mard, ein @roBueffs bes berfforbeuen
@ei6stanSIers, 1T sinfam taiRrt"
b. b. aus benz Offisiersfanbe ausge.
ftoben perben. St bate hG In Spaus
bau einem Grl. adbler, leiner @elieb.
ten, seseHtiber. In ber i9urfildfen-
Weiis benommen.
- Die fron36fide Depniirientam.
mer bat fur bic Reorganization ber
4rtillerie bes fran36iii6en 0eeres eiu.
fiimmig-tie Summe Don 66 MlQicueu
6ranfen bemilligt.
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8u6lens arutea xalbe.

9ie Bette Salbe ber Welt fhr @dnitte,
luetf9unsen, @eibtuiirs, 5iebers unb
paut Gasidlaa GleGtsn, seipruhsene
Sanoe, 5roftbeulen unb ale 9autfrant.
beiten; fHrirt 9dmorrbuiben ODER teine
gs5ablung. g0Qise 8ufriebenbeit sas
eantirt ober bas @elb iuirb 5uraderitats
vt. rs Gents bic Sdadtel. Gum
Berfauf BEL S. &alteper & Sobn.
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- Die @ottin Masimilian 5arbsns,
bes bielgeuannten 9erausgebers BET
S3utunft', Der 10 oft mesen Waisfdts,
beleibiguug pro3eiRrt uorben ifi. bqi
tbren Gatten bsrlafien un5 cine 59ei,
6nnsstlage gegen ibn angetreugt. sc
beibt, BOB bic Satin zines Berliner
Bantiers, melde bic Nrtitel 6arbena
befonbers bemunbert, ibn ieiner @at.
tin entfremhet babe.
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Neue tiirfiide Babe Mnitalt.
9ritte StraBe go. $40, eiuen 8lod
binter DER Hoit Office.

Stirtifde. ruiiiide, Rafenbampf.,
Nabels unb einfade gdoer tdsIia far
Derreu unb Damen. Nafaae. bib.
uerauaeu Operatiouen. Often Sag
uub Naht.
gefonbere Babtanitalt fur Damen.
Carl &eied, Gi8entbiimer.
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mattbtes Srps. Tleti4er,

Yo. 507 . tao 0 u 4 nsStraB.
9aur bas ooratigIi6fe Rinb., edai.
unb Sdweinefeii9.
Spe3iaIitdt: Sunses aalbHeiid.
ale arteH BON WurH, Shinten
3unse, Sdmals &c.
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Galbe Natem mad ben alien Gtaa.
ten pia VI. 6. & =. 8abm.

Wegsu Der Geiertaee merben Re.
tour BiQette ON 20. unb 21. Oecem.
Der pertauft. bic far 80. Sage eelten.
Megen Der beionberen gin3eIbeiten
penbe rhan fi9 on ben ndhfien 81.
Diet /. aseuten ber 81. &. & 8. Yabu
ober i6reibe an
%. q. @rufb,
q. g. & s. a., M. 6. & 8. Babu,
Dallas, 8sras.
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- am meiiteu erharmt fi6 bes I'm.
gliidlthen nod bic 6offnung.

- @enn Sbr cine auti6e Cber einen
8asen fanft, iebt banad, baB er ben
Ramen 8. s. SSppb,uarb & 60.
flbrt.
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MabHfe @ptel Bar,
Of' 6oufon Strabe,
" m. Mutb, -. Gigemtbiimer,

Man finbst bier elm porshsli&es
8las 8ier unferer beimii1en Braue.
reien. geionbere 4nertennung Der.
bienen bic Weine, @isarren, Wbisties,
Siquore &C. gorsagli6er Gret
lun1 bes W orgenS unb ga d..
mtttass. 9ieie Wirtbfdaft erfreut
nd bes ausge3eihneten RufeS 3u benz
angenebmiten gufenibaltsorte ber
Stabt au sdblen.
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uuier neiber Nebrasta.9 9afer unb
bas I'm Stunt sei9aittene 6eu Rnb bas
bette pferbefutter. alles rein unb
moblf6medenb.
8eriu6t es einen Wonat.
SunSet 0ppo 60. Eel. 81.
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Rem Beipnabts's ooer Reu.Jabrs 'aorb aNor.
tirter 2iaueure III oouftanbia obHe zine ssIoics,
gT; Sk9erts Tusoftura 8ttters tmporttrt BON
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- @olbs unb Silber' unb platirte
Waaren In seidmadoollfer Auslpabl
BET @rtber 8ros.
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0dtten bic Wduuer nur quite 81.
gsni9aften. BITE 5rauen bdttem teins
f6Iedtsu.
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- Bargains tn uneinsel6Ren pfdu.
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-13
Weddino Bells.

The wedding of Miss Hattie Barrett, eld-
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William H
Barrett, and John j. Sullivan, was solemn
lied Sunday afternoon, February 20, at
st. James Church. corner Twenty third
and Guerrero streets, by the Rev. Father
Lynch The bride was attended by her
sister. Nellie Barrett. and the groom by
his brother, William D. E. Sullivan. After
the wedding ceremony the relatives and
intimate friends Of the contracting par
ties repaired to the residence of the bride
43 Elgin Park, where Il reception was
held.
The wedding of S. S. Seaton and Miss
E. A. Patterson took place at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Hawley, AS
Capp street, Sunday evening last at 3
o'clock. Charles E. Paulson was
best man, and Miss Ethel NJ. Barbour
bridesmaid. The parlors were lastly dec
Grated with peach blossoms and pink and
yellow roses. A number of young friends
were present, and after the happy young
couple were made one all We're served
with an elaborate luncheon, which was
followed by music and a merry good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seaton will at once go to
housekeeping at their residence, 1853 Sac
ramento street, and will be a. home after
Wednesday, March 9.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-13
NOVEL "SCRUBBING" SERVICE.

A novel church service is announced
to be held at st. Laurence's Church.
Birmingham, says the London Daily
Mail. On Sunday last the vicar. Rev.
T. J. Bass, invited the congregation to
take part in "scrubbing service,
which would be held in the church next
day, beginning at half-past and last
ing until half-past 9.
Soap. water and patent scrubbers
would, he said, be provided. and all the
congregation, male and female, were
eligible to lend hand in cleaning the
church.
The church has had curious his
tory, and has been blessed with a GU
rious collection of Wears Some eight
or ten years ago the parish. which is
the most poverty stricken in all Bir-
mingham, was controlled by the Rev.
j. F. M. Whish, and he. finding the SER
vices languishing from lack of wor-
shippers, hit upon all sorts of queer ex-
pedients for compelling them to come
in.
He announced the most flaming Sc
ries of discourses ever given publicity
to by handful and poster Pigeon
Flying" "A Good Day on the Course"
and kindred topics were dealt with in
stead of orthodox Scriptural topics.
Thousands of printed cards were cir
culated each week, bearing such affec-
Tomato Inscriptions as:
Come and hear your old pal, the
Rev. j. F. M. Whish.'
Now, then, buck upi Give your old
pal Whish another trial"
Other cards would contain an exhor-
tation signed:
Il remain, your true pal, J. F. NJ.
Whish.''
This original vicar would go into
public houses during the dinner hour.
and, addressing the company, would
say:
We'll. gentlemen, you have given my
friend, the landlord, a good turn; now
finish up at my little place on the other
side of the road"
Special services were held-one week
for pigeon flyers. another week for
sweeps and a third for sandwich men.
Mr.. Whish's successor was as de-
voted and faithful a vicar as his pred
ecessor, but lacked Mr. Whish'S hu-
NOR and discretion. He gave so har-
rowing a description of the denizens Of
the courts and alleys of the parish to
a local journalist that those whom he
freely described as hawkers, rogues
and loose women resented his descrip-
ton of them by breaking his windows.
Now washing service is announced,
and doubtless the interior of the
church warrants the appeal made for
the services of an army Of cleaners.