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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-29

FOR SALE--A new sawmill, with mule teams.
cop,missary. houses. etc.. now running; ca
pacity 20 900 feet; plenty Of timber; small
cash payment and VIII take lumber or sap
ties for balance purchaser can have I'M
limited order for sap ties, II months ahead:
splendid opportunity for mill man with little
cash. Address Rathborne, this office. rs
NATURALIZATION for sawinill; parties
having pine timber for sale write me. j.
T. Dodson. Clifton. Texas. l2-2
A FARTNER-Young man, with $1,000; must
have experience dry goods and bookkeeping.
Write. with reference. j.. this Office. 20
FOR SALE--Splendid chance for a physician
to buy complete office with rich assortment
of medical books and surgical instruments
and furniture. Apply at once. Room s.,
502la Main street Houston. Iexas VI
WATCHES clocks, iewelry, optical goods:
big bargains; at Wilton's COS Prairie u
SAWMILI-The best local trade mill Ia Tex
as for sale. with timber for four years
run: best location in the state b. A..
care OF Postmaster, Plastersville. Texas
l2-7
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

COMPANIES FINANCED, Charters furnished
teed by placing with safe deposit company
hrst-class bonds or bank certificates OF
deposit as collateral. Small commissions
No charges Unless successful. Bank refer
ence and reference TO customers II desired.
Persons desiring capital for DEVELOPMENTS
should write us. Interstate Trust and Loan
Co.. room 2. corner Seventh and Houston.
Fort Worth Texas.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING:

Houston. Texas. Nov 9Th. 1922
NOTICE Ia hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders OF tile Hous-
ton and Texas Central Railroad Company
has been called by the Board OF Directors
OF said company TO convene at th1 general
office OF suid com pany In TIE CITY OF Huus-
ton. Texas. at twelve O'clock noon on tho
nineteenth day of january, 1900 for tho
purpose OF authorizing the making. eSecu-
ton and delivery 20 .irst mortgage upon
the railroad recently purchased and now
owned by cad company commonly known
as the Waco and Northwestern Division
OF the Houston and Texas Ccnsai Rail
way extending from point in or near
the town of Bremond, in Robertson county,
via Marlin and Waco. to point 10 or
near the town of Ross In McLennan coun-
~ with It's franchises and appurtenanccs
TO secure the payment of first mortgage
bonds of the Houston and Texas Central
Rpilroad Company to IN amount not OK.
oeedng twenty i've thousand dollars for
Zach mile OF said railroad, payable AT n
time not exceeding thirty years from their
cafe, ana bearing interest at rate not
exceeding six per cent per nnnum, payable
semi-annuaily to be issued for the pur-
pose OF paying for. completing, improving
and operating the said railroad with ITS
franchises md appurtenannrs.
q. w. CAVE. Secretary
Houston e. Texas Central Railroad Com
pany, l-iD-loVV
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CLEARED.
,,s fAm.). for Boston.
SAILED.

| Erie, for Hamburg.
Faeric. for Havre,
|gIo Jano, for Liverpool.
Ism Marcos. for New York.
! Anna E. ]. Morse, for Mobile.
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!. o. sToNEIAM, stonehanC Texas havins
sold cut his business TO h Greenwood all
Indebtedness OF the firm OF j. II Stoncham
e. son Will he settled by j. q, Stonehaui,
and all parties Indebted TO j III, Stonchanl
4 son VIII please come forward and pottle
same with the said j q. Stonehau. 49,
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v sl hENT-upstairs, newly furnished rooms
Tor gentlemen only; bath privilege. sos La
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WANTED TO BUX.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for second-h hand cloth
ing hats, shoes drop postal, VIII call, II.
siiverberg. SIC Milan and Texas avenue Y 2
WANTED TO BUY AT oNcE--cheap lor
cash, one fine stallion, to years old.
solid black, standard bred, broke. gentlo
condition one 2-year-old stallion, black or
brown. gentle to handle on batter. well bred
ana in fno condition; one Norman stallion
1917 hands high, dapple gray color, must
be in fine condition and not over years
old. would like to have picture OF horse
sent before going TO see him Three jacks.
color black. from TO years old. must
be fifteen hands high and good breeders and
in fine condition. This stock must be all
in coed condition. In answering this adver-
tlsement please state lowest possible cash
price, and win only buy lrst-elass stock.
owners OF inferior stock need not reply 10
this notice Clements & Marquis, Yoakum.
TEXAS. 1919
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER for rent, $50
monthly. Telephone s9S. ~
If YOU HAVE anything for sale or trade
list 1t with me and you can get quick re-
turns. John T. Boyle 3oois Main street.
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wANTEp--Positio by hrst-class news and
job printer and an all-round newspaper
man; irst-class references strictly sober
G.. SOL avenue G. San Antonio, Texas 20
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i sl FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms
LOT iishs housekeeping. Apply 500 Liveoak
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SEVEN-RooM two-s story buiIdine- i70S Tv-o-
ster avenue. corner OF Caroline. desirable
neighoorhood; sl5 per month Apply ncxl
upuis
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!" LII rent my rice farm In Orange county,
including pumping plant and farm imnle.
ments' cheap. Address Box l0l ORANGE
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FOR RENT--Nicely furnished froni ROOM =
gentleman: all modern eonvenlences; on ca
inca small family; no other roomers; ron
reasonable. Call 1907 Preston avenue .
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WHAT RENT HOUSES thar are vacant
control and will take pleasure in showins
same: Call for list n. NJ. Norheet; phon,
b1S, B.nz building 10.
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FOR RENTING lovely furnished or nnrn,.
nshed rooms for light housekeeping in nr,.
vate family: ali conyeniencos use OF patht
on car line. Address 5s7S. this ofhrs "A
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FOR RENT-stcfe. No. sl2 Milan street no.-
sessicn given December /. Apply &.
hoehler. 900 Congress
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TWO OK THREE furnished rooms for light
my n'o,u1seeNeepins IN desirable locality. Apply
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SITUATION WANTED Barber; am a single
nan: 81 years old. and have been barber
since | was is years old. no objection to a
oout try town; can give rood references.
Address G. X this Office %
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WANTED AT OMEGA sober all round
tailor: must be good cutter: no other neef'
apply. Sol Elisha. Beaumont Texas. 81
wANTED--A Hrst-class white cook. No
others need apply. Apply z. J, Eyres. 2lt
Main street ~
WAkTED--A white woman eook. for small
family: gccd wages paid: reference. A.
dress box 40 Crockett Texas. II
rwo CoATMAKERs and bushelman wanted
az once; steady work. The Clarks,
Shreveport. La. H.
MEN-our illustrated catalogue explains how
We teach barber trade In eight weeks
mailed free. Molsr Barbsr College. 81
Louis. NO. t~x
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE

WANTED--A position by lady bookkeepe
and stenographer, references furnished. Ad
dress Miss NJ. ISIS Church street. Galveston
Texas. r.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--EXperenced white chnmoermaid.
S.Apply office Bristol Hotel, .
WANTED~-A boy who has had some expert
ence in drugs and wishes 20 learn the
trade; one with wheel preferred. Apply
1917 Washington ~
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HouSES-We are headquarters for rent
houses; save time and money by calling on
US Tor anything In this line Seaman A.
Bartell, 206 Fannin street. opposite POST
office.
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PERSONAL

LADIES in DISTRESS can secure instant
RELIEF in French PRESCRIPTION No,
1861 Write for particulars. stating your
condition. Nine Guillaume, Galveston,
Texas. Send stamp. 1881
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.,. ~ nc on cotton seed oil was
sd'.no The crude product Is now
f'so IA. a., and the refined at 24q2ihc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-29

FRUIT TREES--Varietcs propagated cspe-
caly for South Texas; no drones In our
orchards or selections; secure our esti-
mates on Your wants send for catalogue.
Galveston Nursery aud chard Co. Hulen
Texas, Fred W. Maliy, Manager II
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FOR SALE-Five thousand dollars t$j00o)
buys my two-story hotel on south side OF
the square at Center, Texas the county sent
of Shelby county, including ~ lois 5DAl0p
joining the barn; this is u bargain for 80
days only; good reason for selling / Will
take small farm as part pay. Apply J. H..
Armstrong. Center. TeXas....- IL
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| N. i, inferior quality OF some poul-
(g'ia, a,. 7 are still made by some local
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-29

roN RENT-A 5-room house with bath and
l922 Center street. '','
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FOR RENT Handsome five-room cottage
path. etc; Fargo aud Stanford streets,
rairview Addition. Apply Norheet & Co,
Bina building. 10;
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LONE STAR Cypress Tank shop--we make
tanks and cisterns to order: we ship them
to all parts of the country. Write for
price list: we will send you one. Repairing
done. Paul Korge. at Teichman's Planning
Mill. Baker street, Fifth ward. Houston.
12-15
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SITUATION wanted by young man, married;
experienced collector: can keen small set OF
DOCKS, also experienced paper STOCK CLERK
and cutter; AL references. ADDRESS 1905
this office 10
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store. SlS Main street. IL.
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FOR RENT-House. rooms, with modern
conveniences. 1910 Crawford street between
Lamar and Mckinney Apply l51s Mckinney
avenue %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

Of that notable figure 10
salt iacs history, Squire DANIEL H. Wells In shown In me 'n-
stood Ia located the lh
Trust company squire
Temple street beginning it'"
church acquired owner
ri the of te''o ana
e. IONS lions
Temple frontage now being ocu-
Union lEht ami Power
and the bank The N'i 'sl-
the city hn uy
Wells about 1850
acquired hy Ezra T. insoh when inc
whch TOOK
arrival In this valley
block nnd U''
leading authorities chose homestcad 1t was uhrn t
location OF the
the Temple iieher
e Wford Wooiun
him
icnrons choice
nnirn tho same the time
selections made BY the Apostles
selling his
property the Twelfth ward the residence
N W. Eighteenth
tho n the
tho Wells house and east Of tho
Jews"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

mi,tcc- are now being formed. and the
matter will he presented 10 the public
In "a thorough manner.
The sign Of the Cross. Wilson liar.
r.tt'a uniuue religious ana historical
drama, which has bscn appearing In the
Fast for the last three seasons aud
which has certainly done much To con-
vince cleraymen and non-thcnterRocrs
OF the possibilities that the stage pos
sessca for teaching strong feliEious
lcsson. will be- seen for the nrst time
In thls city at the Theatcr on the even
ms of the goth. Although the play ap-
uenla strongly to all lovers Of strictly
moral and cieynting story treating rev
rrcntly n sacred subject, u " Haid 10 De
no strong dramatically ard 80 gofgcpuH
and aumptuous Hcchically that " ap-
peala with equal force 10 all who al
mire a well constructed. powerfully
nct.d and Intensely Interesting drama.
The story 81 the play " woven AROUND
the love Of Marcus. noble ltpinnn' i9l
N.rcia. n lovely Chriatian xiii, ana
fashlonod much after the QUO Nadi-
school
II Ia altogether likely that the Hos
,nniana during their spring engage
ment in this city viii give M the hrHt
rrndl,ion here ~ DE l<ovcn'a opera or
mob Roy. II II 10 form one ot tue
features Of their engagement In san
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

Franciaco. which soon opens ana
without doubt win be- repeated on thr
road. II IL said Ia make an cNcolleh,
companion opera TO ROBIN hond anu
The scrcnadc.
MIR. Grnu has made satisfactory ar
rnngemonta with Manager ozark OF w"
ogden Opera House, anu nv ,ns" ~
ment In that city VIII he deicfrvn ON
week, 10 allow tho company To put W
NJ third week here, The repertoire
win be- AN attractive one ana " hr-
ranged rs follows ,..
Monday evening Olivcttc. Tuesdny,
Roccncclo: "wednesday matinee, ira
Diavollo: Wednesday and Thuftdny
nights. Falka; Friday and satarday'
The nrisands: Saturday matinee,
Martini. AIR. Grau has strong hopes
,hnt his baHao. MIR, Frederick. VINO mas
been ON tho sick list ever since tue
ipenlng OF the Salt Lake enlargement
will be- able To- do himself Justice dur-
Ing next weeks operas
and the conductor OF Theodore
'rho,nas' orchestra whenever Mt.
omas was incapucitatcd, spent frl.
day In Salt Lake, being shown about
town by willard Y, Welhe, Mr.
10 says he found Mr., liendlN
charming gentleman, ana that his rep.
utation M yiollniHt does not ~ any
exceed his merits. Mr Weihc
was somewhat curious to hhd out why
his tour included ogden, Provo ana
.ogan. and avoided Salt Lake, Mr.
Bendlx stated that the parties having
direction OF his western trip. made II
n condition that the three other towns
should be visited aud salt Lake skip
ped. Just why II something OF a puE-
ale. unless u WINS N the expectation
salt Lake could be drawn on foI
excursions 70 tuv other points "
his was the hope, II does not seem To
have been fulfilled ~ HnniiN states
Ria concerts at all three places
were cmlnentiy Fur,Naatut Huui a
financial poin, Of View
Several Of the schools Of this city
have united In the request To Manager
pyner that Julius Caesar form one of
the bills here during the Wnrde' kii.
der and James season. The request
will no doubt be- complied with, though
IL IN the expectation that tho School
for scandal win be the opening bill
here. as II In In most other cities
Harry Corson Clarke passes through
ogden tomorrow en- route to New iorh
where he will begln rehenrsalH for the
ley company IN Washington. Mr
clarke has just received an offor "a
star next season under the manage
nent OF Joseph Brooks In Crane,
plays, The Virginia courtahip, Iiii
Honor the Mayor, and The Head of tbs
Family. but II Is doubtful whether h'
win shelve What Happened TO Jones,
Here IL bit Of interesting theatrlca
history, says an Eastern paper, In tbs
first part OF September, 1897, there wa
| first produced In Washington,in the La
fnyette-squnre Theater. new play
called "Thc Little Minister" viii
Maude Adams aa tho star. The weathe
was intolerably hot and nA the earl
date precluded q fashionable audlene
the theater was by no means iilled. A
the conclusion OF the performance tn
verdict was that the star WINS unfor
tunate In having made her debut In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

The popular priced opera company at
the Grand ls playing to business such
~ the house In It's old palmy days
never reached. business which would
have made the old notable dramatic
companies that FIRST gave the place ita
reputation. starr with Rratincd aston
ishment. lnEerroli Edwards. Clarke,
Miss Warren. Miss Iiatcman ct nj. used
occasionally TO know what 500
house was. hut to play to 500 and $500
continuously. with hardly a break.
would have mentally unbalanced them.
Grau's prosperity II due To perfectly
natural causes. In the first place he
comes from family ~ lmprcssarios;
hls brother Il the famous Maurice.
whose aggregation N song birds Is now
niling the Metropolitan opera house
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LITERARY NOTES.


The March number ~ the Metropoi.
itan gives ilrHt place 10 an illustrated
article by John T.. Carroll on Now
York the Heart ~ the World" This
II followed by a sketch Of PrcHilcnt
Mckinley. by william Eugene Lewis.
~ Prince who H. scientist II the
title OF u paper by Frank g. llnndnll.
u Great pfimn Donnns;" "iIow Women
are Taught IN Ride" are some other
subjects treated on. The great feature
III the number IL IT, wealth Of artistic
Illustrations. There N an entire por-
trait gallery IN which are found many
features familiar tn ihe f.nein punlc.
-ninkcly Hail. iio West i.nd IT., New
York
A timely article by DemetrluH g,
noulgrr. entitled The Dissolution OF
the chinese Empire" II presented In
| the opening pages ~ the March number
| ~ the North American Review, Alex
ander Sutherland contributes an essay
| while THE Opportunity OF the Sugar
| cane Industry" IN discussed by Charles
A. CHAMPION. The Three Phases of
| cotored suffrage" are considered by
walter g. llnmm, and feature OF tho
number ~ THE Sources OF National
| Revenue" from the pen of IN. late
Nelson pinrlcy it, chairman or the
I
uouss nf Representatives. EN-Senn-
| Tor W. \. Peter deals with ~ Repub-
i lid IA the Philippines" ana THE OPP
| nosition 90 Railway Pooling" forms tho
| tonic Of paper by ". T. Ncwcomb.
| william ATurington writes OF chris.
tinn Science ana US l.rgnl ASPECTS,
| and Andrew Carnegie furnishes Sec
ond portion M hin "Ameflcanlsm versus
imperialism
"rhe white Mans liurdcn'' gives tho
keynote nf tho American Monthly Re-
| view of Reviews Tor March, This edl.
tor, In ''fhc PROGRESS OF the World,
| American prospects IN those Islands, M
well ns the BEARINGS OF the ratification
N inc spanish treaty On the future of
! The Flipiuos. Col. william conant
! church. editor n the Army ana Navy
Journal. contributes sketch OF Gen.
giwell :, OTIS, Thrir NJ" tMn nItlcleH
ou phnipplnr native types ana chnrac-
teristirs' ono NJ which was written by
| sennr caro- Mora, editor Of the Voc
Esnnnoln. OF Manila. These articles
nrS both illustrated. DR.. William
Hayes Ward. who has recently returned
from an extended Journey through
PORTO Nico contributes AN article on
n,ssent.dny conditions In that island
s.itb speeiai reference To the effect oi
A,n,rirnu occupation an the welfare NJ
tho nenpIr This number OF the Re-
View also contains articles on tho late
president Fuurv. NJ France. on An
American Farmer halance.shert ioi
posslbiities ~ Middle Western Litter.
nture."
.us Atorrinro % illndrance 10 W0,
mans ENTHUSIASTICALLY " the sub
iect which unrns in' March lHsu, OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

Managers lie on beds Of roses In Ger
MANY. -Four important German cities
cologne, Frankfort. kicl and Nurcm-
hcrr-are about to build new municipal
thrntefs. The Frankfort one will cost
about $4,000. Of which $4,000 has been
voluntarily subscribed, and the rest Will
be met by the civic authuritlcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

Eddie roy has recovered from the
bad effects OF his sprnlncd ankle. and
~ back in the cast Of Hotel Topsy
Turvy." duplicating his former success
In that lively production. Amelia
suinmorviile has also Joined the COM
pany, taking Marie Drcsslcr's place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

Among tho illustrated books ~ the
spring prominent place win b" given
Edgar Allen poe'H A Gordon pyin. The
Illustrations ARE by \, u. Mccormack
aud thoroughly catch the spirit ~ ruc'H
writing This book Will b. published by
New Amsterdam Hook CO., who VIII
follow II with another one containing
poc'H Gold hug. the Murder In the Rue
MorRuc. stories etc. Illustrated by the
Hump artist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

Alice A,herton, who has Just died.
was a noted burlesque artist, tn wife
Of While Edonln ana once APPEARED
here In the noted skit Dreams, OF tu.l
In a Photograph Gallery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

blanche walsh faced Fan Francis
ca audience Ia la Tosca last Mond A.
night. She came through the ordeal
with triumph. securing after one act
six curtain calls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

Maude Winter, who has mnde 10 Is
tlnot a success an Alice Morel In Iaza.
N considering an ofrer 10 originate the
leading role In an important BrondNay
production next September.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

81. patrlcka Day, or the evening
thereof. the 18th. win be celebrated at
the Thcater by AN All iiallows college
entertainments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

pasha and a Trip to Africa. urges It
to try ccllicr's Dorothy.
#. Daniel f'rawlcy. who will have
stock company In Washington. COM
f,dcd TO a reporter that. although san
Francisco was good place. II was lust
the least bit provincial. and inslnuated
that he sighed for metropolis. 20 de-
cided on Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

Tho Downfall of the DoryiHhes, ur
The Aycnglng " Gordon. by y, y
Hennett, NJ. A.. Lecturer ~ oxford,
contains n vivid account ~ tho last
expedition a. the Soudan under Cen
erni Kitchener. and graphically de-
scribes the Battle ~ omdurinan and
the capture ~ Ithnrtuum. New Am-
Hterdnin Book Company, 100 Fifih Az
euup. New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

The current number N the womnn's
Exponent N lust out II hnH, as
usually. "a varied ana Interesting list
OF cuutontH. There II AN article on
cisco ana other parts of California, and
nifn nm account ~ trionnial session ~
the National Council M Women, on
which occasion the Utah Delegates
distinguished themselves 10 much. The
number also contains reports of meet
inrH. news notes ana poetry, The fN
punent h an able Interpreter NJ Woe
mans cause aud deserves liberal pa
tronaFc by the Saints ana others IN
tcrcHtcd IN that cause
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

Jules Grau. who In warm admirer
of the local opera company having
seen Its productions OF both Said
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

An lovers 1f Klnllnss works, and that
incmdcs nearly everybody, VIII want
tn read 4 Ron of kipling. AN Apprrci-
alton. by WIN NJ. Clemens, a nephew
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

Tho fac, that "Thc Great Ruby"
hir melodrama. r. n success at DAILY p
Thcater In New York while Charles "
Itoyt's farce, ~ DOG In Mangef.
was failure at Washington. ~ re-
rardod by many ~ evidence that The
public TASTE for theatrical entertain
mcnt II changing again hnrk tn the
older and more solid form uf plays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-11

OF great Interest tn nli eNpanalonlsta
will bc found Sir ChnH. bikes latest
work. The British Empire. Just an
nOunccd by New Amsterdam Rock Co.
Cir ChaH. Dixie Il Acknowledged To be-
the greatest living authority on colonial
questions.