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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-06

STOfIGN from my cottage on tIa-aore
farm. four pairs blinds, next II, a. TIFF
avs butcher: will pay $40 reward fir
conviction or information OF same. john
H. Lang "
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WANTED TO buy cheap fer cush, good
heavy horse for light wagon Can al
100 Main street, between T. m, and y.
m today.
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rl.atN SOWING neatly done at home. Al
dress $3.50, this onlce. s
POSITION hy a coorcd Wom0n 10 cook
or day work or nurse on house WORK.
can do anything Address 37S6, this of
flee y
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MUSIC lessons given on ylolln. clarinet,
cello aud ON 1thgf lnHtrumeniH az rea.
sonRbe rucs a iNnu 100 Preston, 9
MISS MAZDA MCLEOD, ieachcr ~ el0cu-
ton, physical culture and Delsarte. Room
d2s Mason block.
Ekccllcnt correspondence
course flee Address Educational Free
Press. 90 Ralney street, Austin, Texas
ii'2G
MISS BERTHA HUDSON, teacher Of
plano, beginners carefully Taught; 100
Lamar and 1918 Prairie avenue. Refer.
ence Mrs 81. Mcdowell. ti-S
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AH4LNEiLER, magnetic hcaIcr; oiice
n Denver Hotel 7
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LOS1AA Daughter OF the Confederacy PIN
Confederate Hug with laurel wreath aud
q. ID. c. "a gold letters IN center. Re.
turn to Ga Calhoun or Post.
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,ECRET SOCIETIES.

- -.,..-..
4t('tJ iEI SOCIETIES
CENTURY lodge No. $40
l. o. a. T.. regular meeting Thursday
evening November z l'ol, Rcd Mca's
hall, Main street degree work smoker
and rclrSeshlImlSG,2iJs' a memnerS OF nc
oiuvI nuu tt,ntdN H. ,,ls. IL Z, sh,
lpI'Su " ,tro Observation-Disclosures, ',,'H w.
Ter \, g.; ~ ~ h'rE'h corresponding
il secrclAIE, -------------
STATED communication Of Gray
n lodge NO w a + ana y NJ"
IN tGniSuu aI 1900 Mri9''lH
Il &c& of Holland lodSe 40. ana So
N6N ipurniug brethren are cordially
invited 70 htiend
u +. Massey w. NJ
y j. IL, Nhur. ScCleIaIA
.
Sfe TEXAS LODGE No. I X of II
XSSs. viii meet In it's castle nan. cor,
<aSS1YtS nsr Main etrant ana rrairi o,'t
No. ~ m, MI tt 49,, wv Lai W,W wv
n Wi8AS mont M Y O'clock Soiourntnc.
aynipbis nrr cordially invited To- atfnndA
4 4 Evrnc q w 4 ~ T"lInCs W.
A and $; Z. Y nartwcll. NJ. Of Z.
PERSONAL.
Il ,--,- -, ,~-l-,1-1,-,- ----
~ " ms 2 w EnS 10 want aas remain
tosS , ,u ue diuuSSGn noS, 40 qiSSb3timent
N $500 8si6. 870i. 2776. Bicycle, Miss H.
90 NJ 4 4
N :" 'ogtNn' 80 ,.'-Nl' .iniv"' 80 3o"t -
}fialh4e 555a$j 5s555s; .Az,dlycEiIssr 5s5s;
m99enl Boardcr' 2Sil Cos 37ls; II. j..
Fl % TO- "o5"' 2'lH' 49, SInre, olt heSsler
stor ssoo o. @,p' os7ala IL Ing i4e.
q 1884 3I7i. 3S25. 1873 '''i'
(, I'm WV
" - y ,'i nI,.> EuH9huson Iansy
tSnr, y o vU's"m hopt flls cure
lVIt4 =. ~
81 mail 30 cents FOR trial box. Frank ed
x moudson a Bro, manufacturing chemists
ID Broad street Atlanta, Ca,
,,,,o.r ,,,,,..,.,,,r,.',,..
%iIEGl ~ ~ 'hH Now Us the tlne
:. " 1-l ------ ~ NV II = Irug store. 10
~ LIZ woman ENchange dining room
HS1u '"u wv an ~ HlcNI Tor ZIc' board
~" per "'eh' MIS- A. u. Nouson, pro.
=. l..lsl,@-. u
NlIEN you want n hHck phonC 1000 ar
blj. ~
Al WAYS hitchcd up and ready Tor hnaI.
&hesS phone 1900 or 5l5 for Wilson'S
black. ID
SPECIAL rates Tor special work. W1ison,s
1acks. phone 1900 or 5iJ Ii
III YOIT II-1IT1 femme g.,
81 r nj to@ IA , liz i"n h'"y{ hauiihg ap-
y, : =, w. .-4!.He 1IGI1e. hnone NJ.
s a@s n h l 9rr "dy ,,c brings sgc,sss
ID : --,,7 !, = - 80 II
iEpI ~ DIS. William Clark,
p,an'ac VI ormlck. graduates amer.
zen school of ostcopaihy," Klrksvlue,
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sTT1YTD--0n very small bag paST, wlF
foretop 81 mano cut short RetuiN % IN II
ldence OF j. G. Hutchinson, l3l7 RNslal
nHg IA
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THREE lots ON corner OF Fuller aud
llardcastle; eightroom housc; modern
improvements with fruit trees aud shrub
berry, close 10 city park, $500 cash.
Owner SO6 Fuller street IL
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AATRIMONIAI.--pr. Edmondson's Tansy
II Pcmyroyul and Cotton Root PMS cure
4supprcsscd menstWHtun; must not take
Amnil 90 cents FOR trial box. Frank ed,
4m0ndson ~ Bro, manufacturing chemists
Nj Broad street Atlanta, Ca
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WANTED reliable man well acquainted
with The city trade to assist Ia selling
can furnish team, Address =. o. Box
1876 GlN. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-06

LOSr-- Eyeglasses, between DOS Capitol and
SIT Main street; reward AIRS. ]. J.
Sweeney, SIT Main street. 2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-06

WANTED-A good man In each town IL
Texas. Big money TO the right persgn,
aud Collection Association, =. o. Boa ~
Boulder. Colorado.
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FARM BARGAINS.
TALKING Of Improved farms reminds MS
we nave the greatest bargains 10 that
me We cHu please you 40 any price
ana size, some ran be bought ON easy
terms or exchanged Tor cty property;
locations very desirable. write Oh come
and talk II over with us.
Martyr, Hudson a Ford, 3l5 Binz Bldg
II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-06

CENTURY lodge No $40,
o. q. f.. regular meeting rhursday
evening. November T. 1901. Red Men s
hall. Main street degree work smoker
and refreshments; an members Of tho
order aud visiting brothers are cordially
Invited Ia attend by order H. G. Schc b.
Ter. ~ g.; u. j. bergen, corresponding
secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-06

FOR SALE 5M acres NJ lapd with six.
room house, corner Calhoun and NclUsco
streets Apply to John In Connie, ut
above address o
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FOR SALE-A hcauIlful homc IN WIis
three lots. all necessary oUthouscs, front
ing Montgomery avenue Address owner,
j Turnor. lInrrIAhmrE. NnNh. D
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FOR SALE Two acres Of land In city
limits on paved street. Owner, lpti
crosby street. y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR VI r. FOX has removed his ofece 70
rooms 4O14O2 Moore Burnet building. cor
ner % Texas avenue md Fhnnin street, 8
NOTICE "a hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF the Htnckholdcrs nnd
directors OF the Houston Hast aud West
Texas Railway company VIII be held IA
clty OF Houston, rexas, al ~ ocleck
noon on Tuesday, December 9. 1901. Eu-
gene Dargan. secretafy Honston East
and West Texas RAILWAY company.
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Al MAYS hitchcd mp and rendy Tor husl.
INesS phone 1900 or 5l5 for Wilson'S
hacks IL
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N/OU HAVE WHAT
II Others want Why not teIlit
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A BARGAIN one house ana lot. uenr
Mvhtg0mcry avenue, corner lot; one
tnIW cash and balance Inquire at j.
Lthan y Co.. Houston o
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MASONIC GRAND LODGE Property For
Sale The property Of the Grand Lodge
Of Texas, A. Il. and A, NJ, simnted ON
the corner of Main street aud Capitol
avenue In the business portion of the
city Of Houston Texas. consisting Of a
plat of ground fronting 100 feet on Main
street ana $50 feet ON Capitol avenue,
together with the Masonic Temple there.
on which Il handsome four story brick
building fronting 100 feet on Main street
ana siding 90 feet on Capitol avenue aud
was completed In 1873 al cost 10 the
MHsons of Texas OF 100000 inc lower
story Of the building consists of four
stores Of % feet front on Mulu street
and ~ feet deep The upper stories arc
arranged for lodge purposes. but the
building can he readily arranged either
for mercantile or office purposes Sealed
proposals for the purchase Of the prop
crty subject to the approval Of the
Grand Lodge Of Texas, VIII be received
by the undersigned not later than f.
O'Clock noon on Monday, December =,
1901 a. his office In the Masonic Temple,
I'm the city Of Houston, TcNus Terms.
one third cash and the balance In pay
mcnts to he agreed on by the Grand
Lodge of Texas and the purchaser All
bids 10 be submitted 10 the Grnud Lodge
Of Texas. which reserves the right To
reject any and all bids offered. John
Watson Grand Secretary, Houston, Tex
MS II
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-04-18
1euel Gountp.
tSpe5ial 6orreiponoeus.
9lltampnt. Is. 9lpril 1901

4ltamnnt, Is. 9lpril 1901.
Serr Wilbelm salller, 10 Nieilen
bon bier ertranfte unb Or. Safe bon
Heoillp ertl1rte Die Grantheit "YodenA
unb ifsllte bas Saus unier auaran.
taine. Settler fubr bierauf III Or.
Sarpep nah Glear Sate, Dem SUPER
intenoenten oes @elrnobeitsratbes, unn
lieB lih unteriuhsn. Or. SarpsD er-
tlGrte es fur cine leihte isorm bon
gsinbpoden uno CAB ibm oariiber cine
ihriItlihe 8eiheinisuns. Sie Aua-
rantaine iiber 6reo ShompIons 0otel
in Glear 2ate uuroe ourh Or. Sarper
aufseboben oa Iid) teine neuen 6dllt
5eigten.
Die 6rau oes Milbelm subliy er.
frantic Siemlih ihper, 10 baB oel
9iadbar Claus Otto ben Or. Sarper
bon @lear Sate uno auh Den Yaitpl
Sabn bon Sapanna, leBteren gu,
Serabreihung oes Mbenhmabls, boiler
muBte; lie beiinoet fid ieboh ieyt ct.
mas auf Der 8eHeruns.
Wilbelm Mielte bat feline an 9llta=
mont angrenSenoe GAO Nder Sarm fill
l6 Dollar Der Ader Dertauft unb tpirf
gum 0erbit in Die Staot sieben uni
ais Hentier leben.
W. Brunsfe.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-04-18

hilbert Walterner, Der eben Dol
yiebrasta 5uriidtebrtc, berihtet, Dai
Der nelilihe glis3aro bort arpBer
Shaoen unter Dem 8ieb anoerihte
bat. Sin Wiann perlor aus cine
0eeroe BON 400 Stilt Wieb 100 Stad
Vim meilten litt bas 0ieb aus WaIa,
on 6utter. Sas G5ras lit iebt Dor
bereits jipei 3Dll bod.
SeIlHapibs.
8esen ben Yaitor q. s. 3. Sar.
mon bon Der presbpterianeraemeinos
llno bon prominenten giiraern unh
Wtitglieoern Der Rirhe 9lntlaaen erbp=
ben ipproen bel Der Siio=Satota ,Vres=
bptern", Die in glleranoria in Sibuno
mar. ST bat lih cine Sprahe erlaubt,
Die Iilr einen Mann in ieiner StelIuua
ourhaus unpalleno mar uno beleioiote
piele Etitglioer Der @emeinbe. Die
Yresbpterp" iprah Die Gjemeinoe BON
aller Shulb frei iino Itellte Dem 8eiit=
ilhen ole gSabl Sipiiten elmer abbitte
ooer gusidluB aus Der Stride. Gr
perlangte feline glbaangspapiere, Die
ihm prompt sugeltellt tpurben. Die
geldibte bat groBes glufiebsn in 9el
Hapios gemaht.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-04-18
Wohe 10 Stiife Hinoer an s,errr
Sobn Shlimgen fir $4,000.

Wohe 10 Stiide Hinber an Serr,
Sobn Ghlimgen fir $4,000.
Derr 0enrp gares reiiie lebter
Samita9 in Geiellfbaft bes $. g
6ault nah GroB plains, @is., I'm
oortige Ternanoten einen 8eluh u
MAIDEN. Gr aeoentt etlihe Wohe,,
bort 81 bleiben. gDir ipinihen piel
Ver9niigen.
perr Soiepb Saber, Der ldnaere s3eii
bler bel ieinem gruber 8eorge 2aber
ltb anfbielt, trat cine 3eiie am lebten
Olenltas giorsen per S5ubrmerf nah
Sarton, X. D.. an, no er cine 3eit=
lang bleiben piro. Die Reiie ipiro
unsefabr cine Wobe in 9lnipruh neh=
men. Seine alte Wutter tpiro ndtite
ySphe Die ReiIe per giIenbahn antre=
ten, Inn bel ibrem Spbne in Garton
81 bleiben. Serr Soiepb 2aber 1T
pahreno leines 9luientbaltes bier, be-
lonbers unter ben iunaen Samen, iebr
popular geiporoen; er bat iit iberal
olele 6reunoe erfporben, Die feline 9lb=
reile redt bebauern uno iebniiihtiq
auf baioige Hiiftebr bofen. Gr
lelblt 1T qereigi, oiele Hiiffebr niht III
nett auisuihieben.
Serr Jreo ShaeIer eeoentt ndhifer
Wohe nab Dem Staate Waibinaton
81 iiberlieoeln. PIN Mlpntaq 9lbeno
puroe Su ebren beg s.. Shaeier uno
uno Saber, bel 0err Geo. 2aber cine
Nb'bieosfeier peranltaltet. gu oer=
ielben fanoen Iih lebr pisle ssreunee
elm. Sin reht eemiitbliher abeno
muroe perbraht unb es feblte niht an
Der belten geipirthung.
Der tatb. airhboIe hierielbit wirb
seaenudrtig in Gotten ausaelegt.
Wfoeller Il gebreno, audi Serr q.
8rpB lleBen ibre 2aoen bon Serrn
Barbner neu anitreiben.
9err Benlon baut Elm ihones Wobn=
haus IN gart!ton, Otlih pom gabn=
bof.
Der Sphp. 9. Stanton aus gtban
beiuhte bieie Wohe ben bohfp. g.
Hellano. 3. u. goner.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-04-18

9Dflihteit eripeiIsn tperbe. Der 3ais
Ter ipllte BON ipenisItens 10000 SD.z
buten begleitet iein, I'm Iih bic muno@
fhurei 81 iihern.
Berlin, 15. Mpi,l. Nus 5uperldIIiz
ger biplomdtilher Suelle fdbelt Elm
8erliner Correspondent, Dab RuBlanb
porldufia in runoer Summe 85,
6rantreih 65, Oeutihlanb so, Gngs
Lamb uno Sopan ie "a Millionen DBL
lars dls Gntifdbiguns ppn China
foroern perben. Der beberlhe pSaps
lpd"z z4rtitel oes &c. y. 0erulb" iiber
bic Ma6t nit ben grpbten 5proeruns
gen fpar bemnah on Die falihe Iorene
gerihtet in nicht mibSuperitebenoer
Weiie auf 9eutibIanp geSielt.
Berlin, Is. glpril. ssn Der greHc
tpirb Die SiscuIIipn iiber Die iiingIten
8erOffentli6tungen oesSt. getersbnrs
ger nRegierungs6pten" fortgeIebt. Die
oppoiitipnsllen 3eitungen perlangsn
Die 9sfunntgabs Der 8erbanolungen
iiber Die grnennung @ruf WaloerIee' 8
gum Sberbsfehls6dbsr in China, oamtt
flargeitellt irterpe, lpie gBalberiee's
Sberbefebl in Wirflifteit az Stanoe
getommsn lit.
Die pffisiOIs grsHe lit pariiber ents
riiitet uno geiBelt es l6arI, baB es
9eutIdle aebe, tpeld1e Die Iuffalung
bes ruiiiIfen rRegierunssbotsn" theiz
len nno ibr mehr 81 alduben Iheinen,
als Gruf Billions pffiSie0en GrtlGz
runaen i'm Heihstug, nah lpelhen Die
Sberbefeblsb sbaberfrase BON IuBen lnz
gerest purbe. Die Resieruna lei lbz
geneigt, pieie Sn6fe phne sfpingenoen
9rnnb ipeiter dlisSuipinneu. tonne
aber bod Iagsn. bab cine attenmGBise
Oaritellung Der Sahe Der 8erliner
Hegierung unter feinen ltmItdnben
8srlegenbeiten bereiten ipiirpe. 3ur
guftldrung ipolle lie binSufiigen, baB
Der Ct. Yetersburaer ,Hegisrungsbo<
te" fofppbl aaiIsr Wilbelm's 4nfrage
uls audi bic glntiport bss 3aren fulih
bruhte, neil er perlhipieg, mas pprs
bergegang.n mar, ipdhrenb 8aiTeryilz
belm's 8orfdalae nur Die 5olge res
8orhergegangenen mar.
Wds ipoann Die fpeitsren 9e6uup=
tlingen oes .Regierllngsboter" unbe=
trifft, 10 lei es, erfldrt Die offiSi0Ie
prei1e, ldngit betannt, ipslhe genano=
nib es nit Der pom @rafen Walperiee
dngetiinoigten groBen Expedition n1d)
Singanfu bntte. 0urt, pieies pro=
istt Ipllte, pie Sebermann ipiiIe, mr.
Elm Druid auf Den dineiiIhen Soof aus
geiibt iperben unb oieIer 9ipet lei audi
errtiGt rpprben. gtmtlid) lei BON Ell
mem iolhen @prIhlase iiberbaupt
nichts betdnnt. uebrigens bdtten. ID
iflieben bic pffiSiOIsn gldtter i9re
gntgesnungen auf Die 8ebauptunsen
oes umtlifen rufiifhen Organs, ale
getrahtungen iiber bas 8erbdltnib
5fpiIhsn Deutldlano unp Rnblano
nur einen biitoriifen nnb ufdbemiihen
ghuratter unb tpGren fir Die seaen=
lpGrtigen amtliden 8esiebunsen Der
beiben 2dnDer belanalps.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-04-18
Nuntutet 40.

mem lanseren geiud na6 ibrer 6ei-
matb. 3otioro, ST., ;uriif.
9err 5. .. Nrenb uno sSrau bon
gmerp neilten su BeIub bel peter
Areno ipelt bon Wleranoria.
Wiatt Wlihels nno Sobn, iuelhe
cine 3eitlang trant paren, lino tuieoer
auI oem gBese Der geiierune.
.. yt. Wooo, 6rau unb 3wiIlinae
rellen Wlorgen bon bier nod Yortlano,
Dre., um llb 9elunbeitsbalber cine
3eitlang bort aufSuhalten.
Sarl Shilb bon gnlern uno Sobn
Hraat BON Spencer iparen am Sonntaa
IN 9lleranbria
Die msiiten 6armer iino iertis NIT
iden. &prr.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-04-18
Stablcn tpie Die Nabcn.
8tbenflide Gntbiilluuseu iiber bic Mi.
litarberualtuug auf ben Ebilippiueu.

Manila, Is. 2lpril. Der pro3sB
9e9en ben Sereeunten WemIon ipesen
Oiebitubls aus ben Hegisrunas@ Mas
ga3inen bat bic gripartllng bersits
gerehtfertist, bab er 5u tpeitersn iiber-
rai4enben gntoedungen fiibren peroe.
3pei 3eugen betunbeten, oub brei sSn-
,enbantur- unb 3pei anbere Seraeans
ten grobe AuuntitGten Wehl aus ben
Resierungsipeidern be5ogen. bertauf=
ten unb ben grl0s tbeilten. 2lls elmer
Der 9ebler fdeint ein oueritaniIher
Bidder. Nameps Jinnid. impIiairt.
@eneral MacNrtbur bat einen Be
ri4t iiber bus Mirtbsse1hGft unb bas
fo3iale Iebel auf ben pbilippinen naf
Waibington ge1anbt. Gr3bi5doj
Gbapetle, Der pdpitIi9e Delegat aui
ben pbilippintn, 1T nah Hom becrberi
poroen, pirb ebeitenS abreifen uni
porausiidtli4 niht bisrb.r Suriid=
tebren.
Wafbinston. Is. Mpril. Beim
Rrie0s Departement 1T elm Beri4i
bes Generals NacMrtur einaeqanoeu
in tpel4em er einem Napport bes @ene.
rails Mbeaton, bes Gommanbonten i'm
Noro Diitritt bon Qu3on b.iitimmt
ipel4er mebrere lrtbeile zines ariess.
eeri4ts Bel Seite fett. bas unter BEN
Woriib bes gapitGns Robsrt &. gpans
tagte unb Bel benz lieutenant @eorg.
8. @bielb IT,. ebenfals pom IL. @egi=
ment. ols Muoiteur fungirte. Das
Rriessseridt Derurtbetlte in einen
Nerfabren Bentbieto Noul unb in ii.
nem 3tpeitxn Nufuro 6ueun. galifrr
Gacun. Judn Welaseo unb @imeor
Qope5 ols Rebellen. Grfteren gum Sob,
but4 ben 5trone unb bie pier Nnbeer
gum 9obe burh pulber unb Btei
@enerol Mbtaton bemGngelt. bob bi.
Mnsstlasten teine seniisenbe @eIsg.n.
belt erbielten. ii4 gu nertbtibigen. uni
empfieblt, ale Stint neueroinss au pro.
ae{firen.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-04-18
Hanfou Gsuutn.
(Spe;ial=GorrelponbeM. J
6 mer p.--l5. Np,

p.-l5. Npril 1901
SRI. CLARA Ourild liest trant am
9un9enheber barnieber.
W. 6. Brisbt beinbet ii9 auf Der
8eneruns.
!9err uno Trou y. {. JiHsl beiudten
am Sonntas Jreunbe in partiton.
0err uno Jrou S. Rroad pon Gpens
Ger waren am Sonntas Bel Der Jamilis
6. S4ile ;u Belud.
3err une Jran Sas. Steidsn nebit
Jamilie pom partiton beiu1en Ders
wanbte nnb Greunbe in biefser @esenb.
SRI. Marie Weitan6 lit Der neue
glert in Rods Qaeen.
Trou 6. S9ile leibet an Der grippe.
Sn Der 69roeber'i9en Tomilie berr{9s
ten bic Mumps. bod beinsen ii9 bic
9atienten iest wieber beTer.
SRI. Jennie Suss pom Bribsewater
beiudte psrise gSo9e bic GomiIie q.
3eeman.
Gin sroBes Rublitum uobnte uorisen
Dienftas Der Nufflbrun8 pom "A noble
Outcast' i'm Opernbous Bel.
Corr.
(Sptsiol=G Gorreip onsens.)
AIeIanorio. Is. april 1901.
Der tleine @obn Der sfomilit
G@nar3 bate bus lnolnd, bon einsna
&an9= =PFu9 ~ fallen. ais bic pferbe
IN @onQe tparen unb wurot tim babel
bas Bein unterlolb oeS Qnits oebro4en
unb 0ottor Maptum meint Is mii6te
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-22
VESTED CHOIR OF ST. pAuLs CHURCH.

mainder men. The former are paid, but
the men receive no compensation for
their services. Many of the men who
now sing in the choir were members
of the first boys choir.
ST. PauTs church is the most high
church of the city. Both holy communion
and evening prayer are rendered chorally.
The choir has sung some very difficult
music like Stainer's -"Crucifixion," for
instance. 1t is now preparing to
give the cantata, tHoly Child" the Sun
day after Christmas. Mr.. Yapp has been
directing the practice of the cantata for
the past two months. Unlike most vested
choirs of the city there is no choir boys
guild at st. Paul's, but nearly all the
boys belong to the Boys Brotherhood
of st. Andrews, which meets at the call
of the rector of the church, and which
has membership of thirty.
Since it's organization four of the boys
Of the choir have died The lives of these
are especially commemorated by a brass
tablet which hangs in the church. The
beautiful cross that is carried at the
head of the procession during the serv-
ices was presented to the church by Mrs.
William r. Merriam, who, before her re-
moval to Washington, was member OF
st. Paufs church
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-22
Tour of All Mexico.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway will start from Minneapolis and
ST. Paul Monday, January 9th, 1902, a
standard high-class drawingroom Sleep
ing car for an extended tour of Mexico.
This car will be attached to a vesti-
buled train of Pullman cars consisting
of baggage and cornmissary car, open top
observation car, buffet and barber shop,
which will run through solid from and
back to Chicago. All of Mexico will be
covered including the tropics.
The Train will leave Chicago 1000 a..
M January 2Sth (the through car from
Twin Cities will arrive Chicago 700 a. M,
and will be Immediately attached), and
will reach Chicago on return trip We'd
nesday, 800 D. M. March 5th-St. Paul
and Minneapolis following morning-mak-
ing 81 days.
Rate for entire trip from st. Paul and
Minneapolis s3S5.00 This includes every
possible expense-sleeping cars, meals, no.
tel expenses, guides, carriages, street
cars, etc.
The tour is one of lifetime and the
best ever arranged for Mexico.
The train and party will be under the
personal direction of Mr. Reau Campbell.
General Manager American Tourist AS
sociation
Write to j. T. ConIey, Asst. Gen. Pass.
Agent c., NJ. g. st. P. Ry., st. Paul, for
detailed itinerary, maps, pamphlets and
complete information.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-22

The vested choi: of st. PauFs Episcopal
church has the distinction of being the
Oldest in the city. When DR.. John
Wright came from Boston, Mass, in
1887. to assume the rectorship OF ST.
Paurs church. he made it one of the
conditions of his acceptance of the rec
torship that vested choir should be in
troduced in the church. Heretofore The
music had been furnished by quartette.
When the rector arrived in st. Paul he
found, however, that there was no room
in the church for a vested choir. Ar
rangements were Immediately made for
the erection of the present chancel,
which, when completed, cost $1,000. The
choir was then selected, and S. G. Oar
ling was placed in charge as orgaiist
and choirmaster. Mr.. Darling held the
position for one year. He was succeeded
by N Bullion, who came from England
to accept the position. Mr.. Bullion also
served a year, after which he returned
to England. Thomas Yapp succeeded Mr.
Bullion, and has been organist and choir
master of the church ever since.
Mr. Yapp introduced the English cathe-
dral service which has been employed
ever since at ST.. Paul's church. The
choir now numbers sixty members, thir-
ty-five of whom are boys and the re-