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in fair demand at quotations, supply light
and outlook for coming week good cornled
hogs wanted.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City December l6.--Cattle re-
cepts $40. supply too light 10 test strength
of market and prices largely nominal The
and consisted largely OF haif-fcd Gattlt.
while good killing and feedins cattle that
Il had finished OF breeding sold from steady
/ to only a trihe lower. Christmas cattle
brought 6 .s0Is 90: heavy native steers, BOO
96 10; light weight, 4.s0l6.0o; stoeksrs and
feeders, S.25G5 .lb; fed Westerns, iooGS 90
Texans. s,Ooatsb; HOGS Receipts $40,
vances in prices this week amount to about
Csc. Heavy and mixed sold today at 4 o5fi
4l5; lights, 4. o0Qi i2k pigs 3.25fis 80
Sheop--keoeipts 1000; steady supply thi.
week liberal demand and Indifferent prices
Lambs t.T5dS.65; muttons, i.o0q4,so, feed
ting lambs, 50li. so. feeding sheep. eSfi
ls.ss, cuils. i,soaa so.
ten CHICAGO
Chicago December s--cattle-Generall,
steady. Weeks receipts $1,000 head-larges
this tyear, and largest week in Deeennhe
s.nce 1898 Fancy Christmas beeyes 7 0o3
Is 90. good 10 choice $4,000 50, poor 10 me
4 DUN, 4 So6Db. Is mixed stoekers. s,o0sa2 ~
selected feeders. i.6bG4,s6 good to cholc,
.oo9s 90; bulls. asoi.s 2os calves, 90,
II 80: fed Texas beeyes, i2ad5 IS; grass Tex
fi40o. 'Hoss- Active; 'ioc higher! good clear
ances: mixed and butcher stuff 4 Ooa4 Is
seed 20 shoIee ssavs 5;isq y - ssysh hesyy
lambs steady; native wethers. A6c0i.s,
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orrAN FREIGHT I

INIri
First-class liners, are bs.sl
The above quotations liners Inc 4
steamers second-olass
class liners &c higher. :,
COTTON on sHlpDeasn !.
For Manchester-sss, s 9 Ryal'
44bs as Navigator 4s9 pn,a,,lina s's
IS So Gaditano Ass. IS ra'
500 % sal afss.vr.--ss Aston Hall =
1896 bales. G. 81. Geores
hernia 1884. IS Arios'o Tasso -
For itotterdam--ss W.
mania 1923 bales, ,JeathyIlIs ~
500 or 60 Treasury lsoo. ,a9SsI Iban \
''H For Antwerp--ss h''
bales. 6. uowlck hsn
For New York Me
Total 6s,55s bales u,
~ G aais Colorado ana ara Ssahs
by n tinna, and Grsas' Hsnt
Galveston. honssa and fexn..
| Missouri. Kansas "a Noftreym,,
weston, Houston abo 4, barge "
ana Interstate u ~
s sar Gibbs 1871 bales
Total 67as bales ~
! port Of sablss. a.
por, Of saDlss ssII,: sf'''
British steamer
burg, -
Fine carriage d repy so5 m
Ia, II. Hess 4 Co. 'e'
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Kansas city. Mo, December Wheat
May. s67k; No. 2, cash, hard. 6s; No. :, red
69d7O, Coru--May, 299s No. 2, mixed, cash
9sI9aA No ., white. g9Gfg9A Onts--No. .
white. 24nm26 Receipts Whent, $4,000. corn
rs 500. oats, 10000 bushels, hipments--Whcat
81 200, corn, 1880; oats. 1000 bushels
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MAY ............ 5.b7M $50 555 5b7la
Cash quotations Mere Ms follows:

W.
Cash quotations were Ms follows:
Flour Steady; winter patents, 3 iOlfS 90
straights O0dS 25 clears, 2 9OGl3 10; spring
specials, 800 patents 3.2013 so, stra'ghis'
70a3 co. bakers. 4 90d2,aG
Wheat--No. 8. spring, 63ls9Bi&; No :
red. 67d6s.
Corn--No. ?, 3lQalii
oMs-No. @ 22A4@23. No. 2 white, 25&; No
3. white. 2iAd25ls
Rye-No. ., 5iiad62
Bniicy-No. O. 3Sal5
Flax seed No. I, 40
Timothy sced-Prme, 30
Noes pork-Per barrel 70d1o,2o.
Lard-~Per 100 pounds, 5.l5U5 20ia.
Short r!hs sidcs-i.Ouso 5-20d5 A.,
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed, 5A055s
short clear sides Roxed . i5a5.65,
Whisky Distillers finished goods, per gal
Ion 2gt5
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NEW ORLEANS.

Especial 10 The Post
New orleans, December I6.--The New Or
leans live stock exchange reports;
Receipts-Nomina
sales-Cattle 81, calves and yearlings OF,
hogs 1874.
elS hogs 2Ss
Lisht receipts continue and expected com.
ing week, prospects good for choice. inferior
dull and neglected; hogs continue oyersupply.
prices uncertain; no inquiry for sheep. and
rome an hand. quotations Unbalanced.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
more.
Is. S. St. Georse tGera. via Mobile from Ham.
s. risndria DAM. from Mobile.
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suIpMENT From woRTuAM

Workman, Texas, December l6.-Mr. c. S.
West OF Corsicana. who has been feeding 2T5
head OF beef steers at this place shipped
them Yesterday TO the Chicago market, Via
the Cotton Belt route
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF Galveston, December is.
Following are the shipments of cotton from
this port for the week ending today at 1
clock D. m.
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some time past dealers have been advising
shippers TO rush In their stuff as fast as
possible in view OF tho largely Increased con
sumption which was expected during the
past week but for some reason as yet un-
discovered tho increase in question did not
mnter alixe The hotels and restaurants
seemed TO prefer 10 use almost any sort OF
meats in preference to turkeys and chlekens,
and MS result some OF the local houses
find themselves with more or less stock on
hand at tho end OF tho week Today, as re-
ceipts OF chickens were liberal and in some
cases II was found impossible TO dispose OF
them even at the lowest quotations. As \
result OF this unsatisfactory state OF anairs
shippers are being advised 10 ease on a
httlo until the demand reaches the proper
tons assumed by the supply. Turkeys on
the other hand, are IN fairly good demand,
and todays arrivals were sold at satisfactory
prices
| T. H. Thompson Co will receive car
load of Messina oranges on Monday.
The egg market is quiet and little W.
steady. Today's receipts were rather large
and. although they were pretty evenly dis
tributed among the local dealers. 1t was
found impossible to sell at anything higher
than the quoted prices, which are now u
to 10 cents No siles above that Agure were
reported, and in SOME cases prices even lower
than the lowest quotations were received
Packers representatives in New York re
port little activity in canned fruits and sal
mon. There Is little movement in salmon
on the coast In jobb.ng grocery circles con
sumcrs are reported 70 be showing som'
Interest in fruits and vegetables
Heavy sales of evaporatsd apples on tn
coast II Is stated have about exhausted IN
available supply, Much OF IL has been snip
ped 10 the Philippines
All lines OF fruit continue TO be in goo
demand and the local houses are doing
satisfactory business
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LIVE STOCK.
GALVESTON.

Galveston. Texas. December 1.-THE A. p.
- Thi. This This stooAs
c..a. az x vs;sss' ''assssss p ''sH 6
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ST LOUIS

st Louis. December Is. --Cattle-Receipts
200 steady, native shipping and export steers
4T5d6.7o, with fancy Chr stmas beeves
worth ! %; dressed beef and butcher steers,
4.5S95 So steers under 1000 pounds, 35d
90 stockers and feeders, 2,75I475; cows
and heirers, 2o0l4,S5 Gamers, 5000 rs Z,
Texas and Indian steers 2,a0d4 so; cows
and heifers y 50G3 CO. Hogs-,Receipts 5or9.
market sc higher on good hogs; pigs and
lights 3 9od4 10, packers, 4.o0ai 10. Sheep
Receipts 4cO; market steady, native muttons,
25qi 80; lambs, 4,5045.s5. culls and bucks.
2b6TS so. Texans 90
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more.
CLEARED.
sh Ariosto (Br), for Hamburg.
SIS Kairos OBJ. for Harw.ch.
SIS Navigator (Br), for Liverpool.
SAILED.
SIS Gyller (Nor), for Cuban ports.
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lambs 0OI575 Western wethers. 4.oo9A So;
Western lambs 65G5.5O ReceiptsCattle,
300, hogs, 10000; sheep. 1000.
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psII.sts|
-lttcAsitI

Phlifoet
Henry P. Mason ''''''' .Philsdtlpl
Mari q q. II. Dow ..., N,.urcrt n
May - At y. y. for BALL.
william b Herrlck '.,'''''i I.
OCEAN FREIGHT h ss,lsr
ocean freight quotaliou1ssi Within spstd
livery at ships side " !!
from date, 10 y
days q
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CLEARED

Sch Augustus Welt (Am). from Balti'
more.
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Lunch Cloths. Plain or knotted |
fringe or hemstitched, in all sizes.
MARsEILLEs QUILTS, .hsmmed.
extra heavy. Satin Marseiles," In
~ and i3-quarter yard .. oe
sizes .........'......'.''.. sl'se 10 1910
Blankets and Trade responding
ComfOrters. SO generously ev-
S' licences that prices
and qualities must be put together
to the better advantage of the pur'
chaser here. Here's what side
wise glance revealed when we
wrote you this letter
| BLANKETs-wh Wool. 2h-yard
| size. silk bound Ak
4 fancy bordered, pair .......'''''
\ BLANKETs-Exira heavy white Call
H fornia made. pure wool. 80
II fancy bordsred, < Ak
II silk bound. pair ..-.....,.......''. VIII
II WHITE WooIs--22. yard size
SIX bound and fancy bordered, z az
III pair ............ '..'s.-.'''t WV
II WHITE WOOL. supcrhne 2A-yard sisea
H rich and beautiful borders, \ TX
II pair ..,.... .,-.....,.t...,..'''.'' WV
II BLANKETs-In 2la. 2S and 3-yard sizes,
II luxurious grades
\ per pair up to ..................... $3.50
II ,oMFoRTERs- Tcatherdown filed
II perfectly odorless and sanitary, as warm
II as an old-fdshionod Arctic featherbed
II covered with finest e Ak
II fancy satecns .............'.'..- W ~
II SILK covered at ....,........,.........Ss .fs
| Handkerchief. This week we
| bring forth the rare and costly
| thingS-Real Duchesse Lace and
finest Linen 'Kerchefs of eXtrava-
CANT value, but Notwithstanding all
are moderately priced.
II SWISS LINEN, Lawn scolloped.
II embroidered. lace edged 2SC
II and Insertion ..,..,'........'''''
II SHEER LINEN LAWN, hemstitched.
II embroidered, scouoped and lace TNC
II edge very latest ......,,,.,''..''
LINEN LAWN. Insertion and
II lace ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'oc anu '''''
SHEER LINEN, hemstitched and fine
Valcnciennes Lace with newest EN-.
II broidcred edges. .,'...,.,...i '2o TO Sz'V'
II Dpehesse Lace .........,.... csc to Sb'5l
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The condition Of the poultry market Is a
very peculiar one. TO ssy the least, For
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Good Reeves. COWS, yeaFIlnss anu ohINes
In fair demand at quotations, supply light
and outlook for coming week good cornfed
hogs wanted. tt
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9. 6 apitel.

9ur6 bic neblige Sriiblingsnadt
unfer tpinbflii ifernben 8dumer poriiber,
tief in bas S6peieen bes Sbiergartens
binein, trus Sans Glauiien Die uners
b6rte geriu6ung, oeren Wu6t er su ers
liegen glaubte, binter Der ii9 bas 3iel
aller irbiifen Wiini6e barg. Ser
ausblif in bieie blenbenbe Gerniidt
that ieinen Mugen tueb unb raubte ibm
fat ben Ntbem.
Wber aus oem flirnmernben Won0=
li6t oas beller uno beller stpif6en ben
9febeln berabfloB, bic fro1penoen Meffe
nit Silberneben umfpannenb, mob
ieine leioeni6aftli9e gmpfinbungsfraft
nit INNER feiielloierer Gebnfu6t bas
3auberbilb Der 3ufunft. Rieienbod
ifieg es elnpDr, mdr9eni16n. 9ie Grei=
belt pinfte linn baraus entgegen. gr
brau4te nur gu tpollen, 10 mar er fret,
Mlle Notb unb Sorgen I6uanben, bic
Melt nit ibren @6dBen that it9 ibm
auf.
Nber feline S6ritte, bic i'm sseuer
bieies Ybantaiieipieles gu fieberbafter
@6nellisfeit ii6 seiteisert, itodten plbB-
lid idb. 3mii6en bem 6immel ieiner
9offnungen unb ibrer @ertptrfliduna
lag elm babli6es gttpas. gs bieb:
@eib unb Sinh berlaiien.
Cine brennenoe @6tbe Der @dam
lfteg inn bel oieIer @orfellung in bas
bleide @ntlib. 9lber tper fonnte ibn,
ben 2iinifler, elm sanses 2eben lang
fir cine Susenotborbeit bes 6er3ens
beranttpOrtli6 MAIDEN? Sabre 1eines
2ebens tptirbe er freubig bintperfen,
f6nnte er bamit bas Gef9ebene unae-
i9eben MAIDEN.
Sie gruif mar ibm tpie 3uiammers
gepreBt. Ser @9atten, feines G6rpers,
tpel9en Der nun bollfrablenbe Monb
iiber ben Mes mari, eri9redte i6n tute
ein @eipeuit, pel6es ieinen Siben
na6i6lid. St berlieB ben part unb
elite beim.
Sein 3immer mar finiter. gr sins
in bie Wobnltube, mo bic S6irmlanpe
auf benz 9ii9 brannte. @reta fab am
Dfen aui bem niebrisen Stubl, beibe
gllenbo9en auf bic &nie gefilbt, bas
9aupt in bic 0dnbe sebriidt.
gr blieb nor ibr iteben unb ftarrte
lie an. Snes' berflibe @eialt, tpie iie
idmadteno fid on feline S9ulter ses
lebnt, fties pie ein MeteOr leuhtenb
DOr ieinen @eiiiesausen auf. gr ipra9
fein Wort gu @reta, ionbern ipanbte
fi6 ab unb sine ms S6lafeema6.
Sie Masb iaB am 8ettden bes 9lei-
nen. gr f6lummerte, aber er mari iia
bin uno fer. gs mar fein gutter
G6laf.
(6ortiesuna fnIat.l
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iagte Der Marquis, oas SanoeeIent Der
jungen Srau feft umipannenb. vSie
bat inn Gjeeentbeil eine leste, ie6r
pifante 8enbuns, tuel6e ib Der Mit=
tGeilune oes Sreunoes Sbres @erebrers
peroanfe, Ser plOBli6e SOB bes junsen
Gblers, Wobame, bat ben gerfall uno
SOB ieinsr selammten 6amilie mad ii6
ge5ogen. Gieie Sbatiade biirfte Sbrem
Giinlilin9 oo6 sll benten geber.
Sin leid)t an ibren 9lugen borbei=
i6ipebenoer ounfler S6atten bate bic
Marquiie genOtbigt, i6re sldnaenben
98impern fir eineu Wpment Su 56lie=
Ben. Gttuas unter Der i6illernben
@eioe belditiste iie jdb, beengte lift ben
atbem. slber Der s6ref ging 16nell
poriber. Sbre Nbneisune eeeen Die
blonbe Srall, tuel6e &loulien in ber-
blenbeter 2eioeni6aft an iib geieilelt,
rei5te Snes Su i6rpffem 2a6en.
v9ie riibrielise Masfe, lieber Mar=
quis, ifebt serabe Sbnen beionoers
fdle6t. Sic finb unperglei9li6 ols
Weoraliif. A la 8eauremont! ia9ten
emit Die Barrier. 6eute tuanbeln Sie
i'm 2anlmpels baber, balten &lati6 fell
tpie Der bette Stammtii6pbiliiter unb
perieben Die sebuloieen 3ubDrer in per=
3rpeiflunssbolle 2ansetpeile.
@r iab lie llnter leinen tpeiBen
8rauen our9bobrenb an, pbne Gin
gDort sll perlieren. Ser Corn ldbmte
ibm Die 3unse,
Sic biidte ii6 uno bob ibren Sdder
ppm gpoen, oa oer Marauis fi6 ni6t
riibrte, ibr bieien 9ienit su ertpeiien.
Sann ging iie, ibm nit ipre6enber
9era6tung Den @iiden tuenbenb, aus
Dem @ema6.
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fSortiesuns folat.)
9auiemo Ammaeit

f0nnien benz gnt3iiden ni6t Susbrud
perlei6er, tuel6es Nnnie 6. Springer,
1125 Suuarb Gtreet, Bbilabelpbia,
8enniplpanien, empfanb, als iie seiuabr
tpurbe, baB Dr. &inss Steue @utbeduns
fir S6winbiudt iie b6llis sebeilt bate
bon einem idmer5enben 9uiten, Ser iie
Sabre lang fur6tbar sequdlt bate.
Vile anoeren Wlittel unb 5ablreibe
Ger5te bermodten ibr nidt Su belfen,
ober iie iast BON bieiem berrli6en Mite
tel: ues entfernte balb ben S6mer5
aus meiner 8ruit nno i'd fam Jest feit
idiafen, etipas, iporauf i9 mid faum
nod beiinnen fann, baB i9 es friiber see
fonnt babe. SD babe bas @efabl, als
miiBte id oas Sob bieies Mittels laut
in ale @elt binaus oertiirben". gbens
70 miro es Sebermann ersebeu, tpel1er
Or. Sings Neue gntbeduns oeriuht
fir 8eiduer6en bes Salies, Der 8ruit
unb Der 2unge. Breis so Gents unb
t1.OO. 8robeflal9en irei in Der Gpos
tbefe DON s. Sealteper & Con. Sebe
Jlai6e ipiro garantirt.
- Srintt Dds & Mi9badber'S
ew4N
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spare,t Sic SIR &efo!

Gtns Sdadtel BON Gutt's Pillsn er.
part Sbnsn piele Dollars fir Doftors
8sdnunaen. Disie Yiasn furirsn I'M,
ter alien nniitan6en iamutlide ourd ben
Diaasn, bic 2eber oosr bic @inSswsiot
peranlaBten &ranfbsiten.
Gs If oiss brine sswastt gsbauptnnG
D.nn -Qopfi4msrasn, Dgspsp.
lie, Waalaria, Nerfopfuns uno Gausns
lsioen ssbraudsn Milionen Qsuts
9Mtt's Seber YiMett.
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ACME CO.
San Antonio, 2er.-3eI, GAS

preife far See. Cream: !: l Sal. $l.00,
! Sol. so @ts. abgeliefert. Special
preiie fur Rir6en. 2osen unb auus
ben. Special 2ieferuus am 6cnutaa.
gDir oerleiben &eller unb Q0ffel fiir
ptsuils, partisn, &c. slowuab
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Serb. gtaifeI, 33l gafi Com,
merce.S .Strabe. prejerbaIiue ,ur
erhaltung bon Butter, Bura unb
Gleil9. @eialsene Winber Ddrms.
G@la@tmefer &c.
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eomtbern aeacific @abn.

Mbf q RI.
gsab Stem Orleans, Souiton uno
@alpeiton tdsli9. .............
..12:10 Mittass un6 $50 Nbenbs.
Na6 eagle 8aB, MericO ,e......
..................11:5 80 0ornl.
Ma6 galifornien. .......4:45 Nabm.
Mntmnft.
Bon Stem Orleans, 9ouiton unb @al<
pe1tot tG9li1.
.....7:25 8orm. unb 7 80 Mabm.
Son galifurnien ,c.....11 80 8ornt.
8on eagle 8aB unb @eIico. .....
................ 7:0U NpenoS.
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Giienba1n Ga9r.Ylal1.
&. & O. u. Wabm.

Mbfabrt.
Mad ct. Souls nia Sron Monntain
Ober M. e. & g.. 1880 Mahm.
@ad ct. Souls pia Sron Mtountain
&0ute .............8::3O Mbenbs.
Na6 9earne tdsli9 $500 Morgens.
Na9 9arebo. 10 :0O Borm.
Mnfunft.
Son ct. Souls, Sron Mpuntain & M.
6. & T.............8:3O 8ornl.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountait & M.
6. & T............3:55 Na1m.
Bon Searne tdsli6. 1920 G6enbs.
Bon 2arebo. o.........12: RS Nabm.
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Nbfahrt.

gaad @alueitou, Souiton uno gaer0
tGqlih Wprnt
Na@ CORPUS gbriiti, Mranias 8ae
nnb 8eepille tdsli6 100 Na9m
Na9 &errpille tdSlih, anssenommen
Samitass u. Sonntass, 3:15 Mabm
4a6 &errpille, Sonnta9s. $3.50 Worm
Mad &errpille, Gamitass. 4:30 gta1m
Mutunft.
@on @alpeiton, Souiton unb guero
td9li6 200 Mbenbs,
@on Corpus Gbriiti, Granias &aB
uno 8eepilIe tdsli6. 20 gta6m
Bon Rerrpille tdsli9, aussenommen
Sonnta9s unb MontaSs. .......
..................10:45 Sorm
Bon &erroille, Sonntass, $50 Ibenbs.
Bon &erroille, Montass .9:25 @orm.
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gua5et 9imiteS.

u bfabrt.
giad galifornien, Sreitass, 3:35 Mors.
gfad Netu Orleans, Dienitas unb
Sreitag -. .......2:20 Na1nt.
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N. 6. & =. 8abm.

@a@ @aeO, Sort @ortb, Dallas.
&anlas @itp, ct. Souls unb gbis
caso tdsli6. ..................
800 Mor9ens unb 8 80 Mbenbs.
Intunft.
Bon gbicaso, ct. Souls, &anias
gitD, Dallas. Gort @ortb unb
@aco, idsli@.
....S:30 8ornt. unb 10 20 Mbenbs.
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W n I unf It.

Bon galifornien, Dienitas unb Greiz
tas..............3:15 Morsens.
8on Stem Orleans, Dienitas unb
Sreitag .............2:00 Nahm.
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Wnlf Gbpres Saba.
Gbfabrt.

sea9 Stodoale, tdslid, ausseuommea
Sonntags. 800 Tornl.
Nnfunft.
Bon Stodoale, tdsli6, aussenontn1eil
Gpuutaos .3 100 gta6n,.
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- Srintt DDS 6 Midbader's
porter uub MeibsHier.
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pard. Misses Louise McAllister. oil
vette Mellor, Alice Simpson, Lue,la
Mellori Kate Nelson, Anna Mortensen.
Ella Anderson. Florence Meads. Lena
Pope, Lydia LongDacker, Messrs. Lloyd
Dunning, w. o. McClain, Frank
Croker, Charles Russell, Charles Hol-
berg.
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A number of friends of Miss Katie
Nelson of liz West. First South street
gave her pleasant surprise party Fri
day evening. The evening was pleas
antly spent in games of various kinds.
Musical and vocal selections were. rem
dered by Jack Balmforth, Joe Walsh.
Al Fisher and Anna Mortensen. Re
freshments We're served by the Misses
Dora Piper. Lucia Mellor and Mamie
Duncan. VI
Among those present were Mrs. Lee
Duel, Mrs. Sophia Nelson, Misses Hat
tie McKerman, Emma Greenouch,,
Nora Alfred, Mamie Duncan, Maggie
Sullivan, Florence Meads Ella Amber
son, Luella Mellor, Olivette MeIlor,
Dora Pyper Dilemma Bemis, Lizzie
Swain, Lena Nelson, Miss Miller, Anna
Mortensen, Messrs. Cooper, ScheverIe,
Longbacker, Herlick, Smith, Ted
Smith, Balmforth, Walsh, Fisher, EN-
pire, Colbert, James Marcroft and Rus
sell
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Authors Club.

On Thursday afternoon the members
of the Authors club and limited num-
Der of guests were delightfully."- enter
tanned at the home of Mrs w. w.
Ritter, the occasion being a most inter
esting lecture on art by Mr.. H. L. A.
Culmer. The close attention given the
speaker showed the great interest and
appreciation of his hearers. 1t was one
of those talks at once interesting,
profitable and not easily to be forgot
ten.
Much emphasis was laid upon the
half-blindness with which most people
walk through life, and one was forcibly
reminded of the story of Eyes and No
Eyes in the ancient school readers.
This half-blindness, Mr.. Culmer said,
is, in way, a sin, and one needs but
training and culture from the artists
standpoint to have the senses so quick
ened that many things will be seen
which are now quite concealed. The
glorious beauty of form and color, with
its many-changing tints; the grandeur
of nature in her varying moods, all are
more keenly appreciated, and awaken
deeper emotions in the artistic soul
There are numerous schools of art,
few of Importance, the others offshoots,
each with its particular merits; but
the highest of all is the idealist.
The influence of art upon everyday
life is refining and elevating. and one
must have some understanding of the
subject to be able to appreciate the
work of the great masters.
Refreshments and a pleasant social
time followed the remarks, until the
time for parting. Beauty was added to
the home by the palms and early spring
flowers
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Ladies' Literary Club.

The last meeting of the Shakespeare
section of the Ladies Literary club for
the year will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2;30, to finish the reading of
Richard Ill" Mrs. Igleheart will give
sketch of King kRichard and each
member is expected to give a short
sketch of the character she has read.
A full attendance is desired, as the
work for next year will be planned.
The current events and current lit
erature section will meet on kridav
afternoon at o'clock, May s. The
topics presented will be:
Book review, Social Ideals In Eng
lish Letters" Scudder-Mrs. C. E.
Allen.
Book review, "Aylwin," Watts-Dun-
ton-Mrs. j. NJ. Dart.
The tourist section of the Ladies'
Literary club meets Tuesday morning,
May ,, at 10 o'clock The subject viii
be Sicily" under the direction of Mrs.
Fenton and Mrs. Franken.
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The Opal Club.

The Opal club members will make a
run on their wheels today, leaving
Christensens hall at 10 o'clock a. M,
to visit the state penitentiary where
they are to accept the invitation of the
warden, and view the interior of the
prison.
The club has many pleasant events
In store for its members and friends,
among them a grand German, under
the direction of the Professors Chris
Jensen and Berry, who are members of
the club. A grand ball at the La
COON and an excursion to Ogden are
billed for the near future. The officers
are straining every effort to make a
thorough success and many pleasant
excursions are looked for during the
season