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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-28

w y, d, -e...- y, .i-. .,,-,, 80, --.-----
go ACRES school land i'm Wharton coun-
rs; must he lived on: great bargain. only
80 cents per acre cash. rest long lime in-
yosurate rice, stock or fam j. %. Nut
lHN, ~ campo. Texas l
M, ,,,r ,rc,,,-,1-,, ,,.,. ~, mann
BIZ HILL bLoMbti Ian bE HEARD
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F'h AN NhNt N'hi'H' SIM" W hN'
,xc rms mn, gp5, ,,r,e1, c,s ut,.n
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~ TEXAS. WE IANE DECIDED TO
WITHDRAW OUR EtG NH LANDS
FROM rHE MAKllEr AFTER ms
,.ryt- ,o> ,-1-r,,ps sy ar -
"''iN' 'H''' ~ l'N" - ~" ="
ASSUMED A FEW TRACTS ron SAIL,
AT $4,000 PER ACRE CASH *
IL ChEL, A. y. MOVES, HOUSTON.
......
AND WM CASH. BAY CITY, TEXAS. 80
i70T - 7 T. I=6 ----r- -I-c IS1,I 71-1iTs
Milo, narrh1,cs, w frousio, t}e5 th.s
oInCe- .---- --- .
FOR SALB-iQ0O acres Of rice and oil lana
lru't he sold tol So per acre worth $50
title perfect, i, htbcr Angletup, Bra
-
SO CASH BOYS LOT tn third ward
balance SO nor month. s per cent interest
Pye n co.. Slum building, .
u lij,7 T. ,-,,,,,
"ot t-N,.- w. . . q, . ,, '
S'ttN a,gg W." ~ ..''H 80 w. H.
lWu hL''y'. ~, "', 1"iih ,"' .'.,tyt '',
lt'ul l.I J., NY" D,e"' ,-n. 81
10Y ON ui ~ H'i @''"' Iu'A 'u
~ uNN MHl", f'.H,55,,,y % ~ r,..l ne. a."
ieAa5 "l'uuy. 800 ~" i""'i w., AZ
ing
SNAP ron QUICK SALU-iJO acres fine
farm land In Brazoria county, slN miles
from Columbia. on Rernarh river all um
bcri easily cleared above oNernoW -
per acre, onc-tAird cash. Address 4'H-;
this Office
TOR SNIT--i17G acreg IN impr0vpd Urr
land pt u sorriNcr. mine luilra FROM Upgs.
,on Snr rtirr,inrs anDlv n Rcttie pryan
Sf-I. Main stroot 4
-,
RICE LANDS are You interested IN rice
cuiluret INC toiloWpg are Jew OF 59iee
lhnny gghn'uc 9aIGal4n we nH' oC,,t,,rIIih
iRss ncaF tbIs cltV. nj SIS GI0 acre OF
The very best rice land, at SIS; $40 acres
not far from protected canal $3.50;
~ acres y SNAP ~ el'i DC hcIys' y
acres IN lrult' near city on Egifeqa,
~ DIV aNt's un9 ILL., ylu So,
hef6rc n' nrices adyanre SEQ he o,DDn.
nen Investment Co Wilson building 8
80
acres. located AZ foyetcr Geek sfation. On
fne Coluul,ia Tnp railro0d 40 ,niies from
Uonston 10 miles from Colptnbin and 3i5
miles nom AngIeton. 200 urfss In. cVltIyr-
ton, excellent Tor sugar cane, cotton ana
corn. ana 100 acres PRAIRIE, Sooh LOT rlrti
Daiahce oyster creek laho, on INC place
y neI dWeillnS mouse elgroh9ust hill
nite S"Dins 900 cis',,M ~ iar,' VIZ t ~
I9ud in rho Statc Tor cane COTTON aud
corn. and located as II is ON the rnilroad
makes in "A most dps{rahIo and valuable
niece Of propGrtv. tcrfus easy; win ofer
h FOR a short time al IN attractive price
n. l.. Mills. 2f6 Main street. 30
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onu nitS .bo,t syo acres choice
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LAS Y0T LIKE IT. act V. scene III;
LET me have audience FOR a word Or
two" TO call your attention to our strn
ellis, rubber stamps. seas, etc. J, v
Love- 2205 Mechanic street Galveston,
u. s. a.
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cral merchandise store; experienced in
plantation or lumber business, Address
1910 this office Is
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FOR SALE-Best grade high brass loaded
shells ~ drains Dupont smokoless
powder IA o.. any size chilled sho, "a,
u Z, Hsi, at G. l.. Is rhco. Beriug. Jr
hardware store Main street aud Capitol
avenue. Wholesale prices TO mail orders
OF 500. n
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GOOD wood business already established;
due lot wood ON hand wagons and
teams, good yard, close I'M rent low
terms removable. Address WIN. Hunter,
4Ol Blnz building. 30
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

=. .. COTTON 4 BIOS. Fire Insurance
AKentE ami AdjuSters. - Main Sc. ~
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PERSONAL.

nsEERS remaining in The Houston Post
sr I'd department. for the week end
d. November % 1901.
IB &. 450l; 1866, 2277; 1902; 1852:
|BC; ali; b W 4l77: 1884 4jO3; 2SQ4;
59 0A. 1874 3GS4 $3.50, 1903. 1868
H 36(S; 1852 1907, 3lQ7; 36S2; 240T;
hs l506; 1850; 36sl. 1913. 1903; 1864
s9ihen; 1854, $3.50, S66i 36a7; 1912;
81 tlel S5ll 100; &6S5; 45ll: 1866;
Us Stock 444 4594, 1850; 1874; l44;
81 S6T5; Transfer 1920, 800. 1861;
5 5I22i S747 3G91; 3722; 36i6, 1916;
.t.i
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NEW. reliable lncubatori sell cheap. Yates,
6lS Travis.
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FOR sALE-A frst-class well-estahlished,
good paying hardware and lumber bust
ia Texas Address G. c. Clifford, WhaI.
ton. Texas, I'll
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a PARTNER WANTED for great In.
vcuuon. IFS Preston avenue. John Graf ,
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

We have from $1,000 TO 5000 to loan on
improved property IN the Third or Fourth
wards AZ low rhfr for q tnrtn NJ rn,rs
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~ You wan. to buy or sell any kind Of
legitimate business. buy, sell OF exchnne
real estate (seel Brown a. Co., 2I5 Bin2
building. 30
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MONEY TO LOAN Amounts IT, suit Gus
toner. Quick ioaus, uTral < Harral,
3ifi4 Muiu street m
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MoNEl % loan nt lowest rae o. lntcrost
seaman & Barten. 30
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$1,000 no LOAN ON Houston business OF
residence property 3o6la \. Main. Cash
a LuCkol 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-28

MONEY no LOAN on improved farms.
ranches. Houston business aud residence
property; easiest terms, lowest rates ~
Houston 1912
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$4,000 70 loup en- Houston propcrfy at
., Is. Z aud per cent interest in amounts
10 suit borrower; Houston money; no
delay Pye q Iou hiam building. 30
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$4,000 TO LEND on Houston property.
ready money 90 small notes aud cbattel
mortgages. Il. y. Little, Slois Main
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Stcinway, kurtzman, Singer
pianos ana the Pianola, with which am
person can play any piano. VIII A. Wa
hin Music Co, Dallas. State dealers
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100000 STRAWBERRY plants for sale. IN.
cestor Hoffman. Lady Thompson; we'll
rooted. wei pacSei aud true 10 name.
Address A. G. Abraham & co.. ALVIN.
Texas. 81
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If YOU are 10 the market 10 buy or sell
Guy property or lands, Il win pay you to
call or write u. Moskowitz & Co, .eaI
estate ana loan agents p0S Franklin ave
nue.. opposite Hutchins house
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RoARp-RooMs WANTED.

WANTED- board and room by young
couple ia private family; Sixth ward: ref
erences exchanged. address 4IStr this ~
fce.
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FOR SALE-Best medium grade smokeIn.s
loaded shells, Dupont powder chilled shot.
Uloc per hoA; soir shot same powder aud
orders Of 800 C. l.. 4 iheo. Boring. Jr.
hardware store, Main street and Capitol
avenue. If
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MONEY no LOAN From $500 10 S30ll
20 lend ON property In Harris county; LONG
~ snort TIMES VIII deal direct with hor
rover saving him commissions Address
Ai4B, this office.
VENDORS LIEN NOTES. AnyOne having
vendors lien notes TO sell can get cash
for them by addressing undersigned; no
asents. Address 4I2T this Office
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ME opposite Hutchlns house.
I MONEY no LOAN-Frum S500 Ia S301sl
10 lend on property In Harris county: loug
or short ilmc; viii deal direct with hor
rover saving him commissions Address
49, nus Onirc.
VENDORS LIEN NOTES- 1ryoae having
vendors lien notes 10 sell can get cash
for them by addressing undersigned; no
asents. Address 4I2I this office i
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have from $1,000 to 5000 to loan on
improved property in the Third or Fourth
wards at low rate FOR term Of years.
Hooper \ Fuller,
us Main street %
WANrED-$l5o0 on Houston city property:
not over I per cent. Loan. i. .. BOX
Monty 10 loan nt lowest rate o. interest.
scanlan Bartell. 30
I $4,000 no LOAN on Houston business or
residence property; 3odla \. Main. Cash
lucke 80
Si0O00 10 LEND ON Houston property.
ready money 90 small notes aud Cbattel
mortgages. Il. y. Little. 3lois Main
~ /, :,
WANTED 70 HoBRuW Sio,e0 ON 1850
Address lock hox a2l. Orange. Texas. ag
T1T "a n -I;,-, I---, ,f-,,,,---i -
Tor S915O Address locL hox il. Lyons.
Texas -
so o50 -i17
N'NYtNs M ,"Vn rh HouNlou properly az
to s'lt bo,rp,,sr r,,,si,, IN olu"up,s
DELAY. Pvr 4 90. kIam buiidinr 90
,,,,,-S,..,,,,,, -,
MtpNhN ~ LOAN Amounts TO- SUIT Gus
934 IA Gtu''e .1'"s' i''I'nl N h"l'al,
49,, y Z 1s1-1 .slegl ,. .------------.
" IiI.lNM ~. NlNH 20, mcmners
t"aNi W lTNHS' ~ t.AeuguEc; ol'I SIelt
iisoi
,---------;--- ------
WE olFbH i9r sale the best bnsiress
property lu ll"ufI"h PAYS row ~ per
cent gross. teHige L.. iurter 60,
SAeMENr gEeHl. 80 Mn slLcoI. LIS
MONEY LOANED IN small or large
amounts ou Houston real estAte; also on
pianos and other good rhattcl security.
A. Rose, loio.A Texas avenue room
b. u
purchase and sale ., OIL stocks y H lIsa
street. -----.------------.--l2 IL
"Fub HONEST ny AZ 80 Soillns
N'oS' DOM P"o"''' ~ 90 80 "i 10 rs
y
r9,rncs fIopston bisincsr aud resIdcpce
nrmnnrfs. e"tisSt ferns Lowest rStes ~
! lntdrcst Rogers 4 Webb Klnm building
| Houston f2I3
T,5,1,;z; n i,,.,-.-..
/ h9 10 LOAN on l5PssnnSa hE9ut.os
raf,s gnd terms " W Miller sos
KAN building. Houston. Il
si5I1S-J 10 I1JEZ on -10TS1so business or
residence property; ou1 70 ten years; at
lowest rates OF interest, monthly pay
ments N desired; no delay IN getting your
money. Apply 20 n. L. Mills 2O1 Main
ss.es1. -------------- ---------------------e
,,y,~vnr,,C.> ,,rvA.r~r,c
81 SIN ESS CltANA EG,
i,Iy-i -
hlet ENS I2N1 IpI6' Nnu,
"9nleh h"4Se ntSut9 oPeh y lV'..i ~ r,
oring r9iabUShmoui about January 400
soaSi II t5ade to SET as nlanaser; a 1beS5l
party al guaranteed salary and au TO-
terrst iva The profits mo- Investment re.
auIrcd; ln Implying give rcfercnces and
state fuliJ Your Np@icuce IN the ousi
T "a .555- 575 MA 7 5551 q 51l
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WANTED TO MORROW Si0o00 on 100
acres of improved rice lands 10 Louisiana
Address lock boN va. Orange, Texas. -
FOR SALE Two shares Haywood oil stock
Tor $1,000. Address lock box u, Lyons
Texas, -
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FOR sALE--30 yoke good work cattle, 20
head beef cattle, IL head heavy draft
horses and mules, is log wagons, 50
harding house ontft: all IN good condi-
lion Ter further particulars apply to
Chicago Lumber and Coal Co. Lcgans--
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!, I. Ssisss h NHAsois, Texas, manu-.
y t,asVerm & VIII cure letter, &c.
4 y pr b. o. old sores Of any kind:
~. Als IN, Any one huvinT one
Ts'A Writs rot benefted, money
A0s Testimonials. 1904
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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.

SMALL black horse. branded - b." chicken
foot on shoulder Call az /. and g. y.
freight platform for reward. IS
LoST--Masonic charm, 82d degree; liberal
reward for return. Address 1920, this OF
nce.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN on Monday night
25th, from my residence, corner Craw-
ford and Gray two black horAes, about
18 hands high liberal reward paid for re-
turn. L. b. Menefee. -
sTRAYED OR sToLRN-Dark llyer.col.
ored pointer six months old; white streak
In breast: answers 10 johns liberal re-
ward for return 70 A. VI. Bunge. 20
TEN DOLLARS EWARD-strayed or
stolen on night Of November ~, 1901,
from No ZIG West street Fifth ward
one bay horse no brand, 10 hands high,
foretop clipped. Jos. Frlgelson. 20
TOST-One X p. watch fob having nsmu
on edge. return 70 l.. I, Barden. 1909
Texas avenue. and get reward, n
IOST-One black mare mule, lfia hands
nigh fresh roach on tall went west
banded on left hip; big navel Si5 10.
ward delivered 20 sol Andrews street.
T. Geaccone, %
F0TND--KeDnsdy's Enion Barber shop
eight bath rosmH 9O6 CangreHs Ave.
AZ cans from G1yeSten~S "a
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BIG mLL DLowour cAN DE unA0I

FOR SALE-450 acres rice land twelve
miles northwest Of Houston 4IS2r this
ofNg, z
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FOR SALE 1000 acres Of rice and OF lond
iru,t he sold Tor 81 per acre worth $50
title perfect r. kibor, Angleton, Bra
2cra county. 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-24
A Carload of Valuable Cattle,

George c. Cary shipped 16 valuable
cattle from his herd at Lookout Farm,
North Danville, to Fort Fairfield, Me-,
Monday. The most valuable member of
the lot is the bull, Nels IN, No. 149, 97S,
He was four years old last December,
and is solid red fine coated animal GRIT.
ing eight feet and four inches, and weighs
26OO pounds. He bought the bull from
W. D. Flatt of Hamilton, Ontario, a
large importer, and Nelson was the head
of one OF the largest herds in Ontario. In
the lot are two of his calves, Belle
Uutchess VIII, just past year old, and
roam calf, Cherry Pie ". Another
notable member of the lot is the COW
Shiwasa, girting it,, 9 in. and weigh
ing 1885 pounds. These four have
been sold to Hopkins Brothers, extensive
breeders at Fort Fairfield. In the car
was the bull, Arthur Ill, No. 1853, 761,
year old in September and brother to
the champion bull of Minnesota, True
Scott, No. 1876, one year old in
November and never defeated in the
show ring His sire was College Scott
and his dam the great brood cow,
Princess of Scotland. Stella, two years
old last October, sire, Nelson, dam,
Flamboro Queen, and Gladys, same age
and sire, dam Cherry Pie by Lord Byron,
are valuable members of the lot. Others
in the lot are Lady Strathallon, two
years last fall, sired by George Bruce,
dam, Rock Rose, and Cherry Pie x, sire,
Nelson, dam, Cherry Pie TX. Then there
are two younger bulls of strong milk.
ing strain, and some fine young heiters,
nine to eighteen months of age.
These cattle all came from such breed |
ers as Barr and Son, Davenport, Iowa,
K. T. Scott, Pawner City, Neb., and w.
D. Flatt, Hamilton, Ont. These animals,
excepting one are all a deep red in color
and were among the best in the valuable
herd at Lookout Farms. Nelson brought
$500 and the total value of the carload
was about $2SOO. ." 50 . .J..es |
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-24
A Bad Runaway.

A fierce runaway occurred on Railroad
street Sunday. Harry E. Harden and
Ellery F. Clark were driving c. E. Kinks
fine span attached to light pneumatic
tired wagon. The horses became fright
ened near the Avenue House corner and
ran at a nigh rate Of speed to Griswold
& MacKinnon's elevator where they COL
lided with another team and stopped. In
running the horses kicked both front
wheels entirely to pieces, but otherwise
the vehicle was uninjured. One of the
horses was cut on the hind leg, but not
seriously. Both Mr.. Clark and Mr.. Har-
den stuck to the wagon during the rapid
journey and were not injured.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-24
The Haner house is the better Job; h,

The Haner house is the better job; b,
wait FIVE years.
The point of the story is that Wiltse
sorry already. He has learned som
thing that not one man in a thousar
knows-that a gallon of one kind
paint can contain twice as much pair
as gallon OF another kind of paint.
You can't afford to put on anoth,
paint even if you have it given to voI
At the same time, you see, that Mike
Paint appears to have worn FIVE years
give the devil his due.
Yours truly,
"a F. W. DEvoE & Co.
P. S. Flint Bros. sell our paint i
your section.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-24
A Successful Sale.

The Easter sale and supper given by
the ladies OF st, Andrews church Thurs
day evening was the most successful given
by this church for several years. A large
booth contained the Country Store"
articles which consisted OF canned goods,
groceries and variety of miscellaneous
goods which had been kindly contribu-
ted BY wholesale houses as samples Of
their stock Chocolate was served and
a substantial Country Supper" was
partaken of by good number of guests.
About $500 was cleared to be used for
the benefit of the church,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-24
Church Notes.

The subject of the sermon at the First
Baptist church Sunday morning will be,
"Laborers with God.'
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Odd
Fellows block, Sunday morning service
at 10.45. Subject, Everlasting Punish.
ment. Wednesday evening meeting at
49, sunday school following the morn
ing service The reading room is open
wednesday and Thursday from 2 to S.
Miss Josephine NJ. Woods assisted in
the choir at the Free Baptist church Sum
There will be the usual morning service
at the Unlversalist church next Sunday,
with sermon by Rev. c. H. Pennoyer of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-24
Anniversary of Anti Saloon League.

In place OF the usual church services, a
pubic meeting OF the citizens will be held
at Music Hall, Sunday evening, April %,
at I O'Clock, under the auspices of the
local Anti'Saloon League. This is the
anniversary of its organization. The
work OF the Vermont State League, the
present situation, and other important
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-24
EAST BARNET.

A Bible agent spoke Sunday afternoon
in the place of the usual preaching SER
vice.
Rev. ]. Service is still on the gain and
strong hopes are entertained of his re-
covery.
The friends of Fred Farnsworth were
very sorry to hear of his death in San
Francisco. 1t was caused by measles,
followed by bronchial pneumonia. He
was the eldest son of Stephen and Ella
Fields Farnsworth, formerly of this place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-24
Y. M. G. A. Notes.

About 40 listened to an interesting
address by Prof. D, Y. Comstock at last
Sundays afternoon meeting.
Rev. Edward M. Chapman will speak
at the meeting next Sunday afternoon
on "The Life of Bishop Brooks"
A dark room has been completely fitted
up at the Y. M. c. A.. with red lamp,
running water, trays and washes, the
Tree use of which is extended to all anna
teur photographers of the town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-24
Letter to r. RI. Black.
St. JohnSburY, Vt.

OL. JUHHSUUIV, VI.
Dear Sir: One coat of Devoe is better
than two of mixed paint.
The American House, at Tannersville
(Catskill Mts.) !, N. Y, Chas. L. Wiltse,
had two coats of Mixed Paint FIVE years
ago. last spring had two more coats of
the same.
Owner was going to use Devoe but got
his Mixed paint few cents less.
Right across the street, Charles Haner
painted one coat of Devoe at the same
spring.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-24
ArlONG THE FRATERNITIES.
A Valuable Gift.


There was a large gathering of Rec
men of Algonquin Tribe, No. 9, who met
at their hall Saturday, and surprised
Chief of Records Charles P. French by
presenting him with an elegant roll-top
desk. Mr.. French has served the tribe
in many offices during the past eight
years, and to his hard and efficient work
the great prosperity which the tribe at
present enjoys, is in large measure due.
He has served in all the Offices of the
tribe and for the past few years has been
chief OF records. For this work he has
always refused pay, and this generous
gilt OF his associates in the tribe is well
deserved compliment.
10. a.. T.
At the regular meeting of Hector st.
John Lodge, No. 1913, l. o. G. T., held
Monday evening. the following officers
were elected: c. T., o. W. Eggleston; V.
T., Clara Elliott; secretary, John Ellis;
assistant secretary, Lulu Shores; fnan-
clal secretary, Mabel Pearce; treasurer,
Hazen Blood; marshall, R, P. Corliss;
deputy marshall, Bessie Heyer; guard,
Martha Gadipee; sentinel, Arthur Noyes;
chaplain, D. Burbank. L. w. Rowell
was appointed by the grand chief
templar to serve as lodge deputy for the
remainder of the year. This lodge is in a
prosperous condition, taking new men,
bers at nearly every meeting. They will
soon present to the public an interesting
and amusing play, entitled, "The Coun-
Gil OF the Gods"
Am Official Visit.
Green Mountain Lodge, N. E. 0. P, had |
as official guests Saturday night Supreme
Warden Lewis W. Shaw of Boston, and
Supreme Medical Examiner Chase of
Cambridge, Mass. Both gentlemen were
accompanied by their wives. They re-
manned here over Sunday, going to East
Hardwick to attend meeting of the
order Monday night and then to Bur-
.ington to the Grand Lodge of Vt. N. E.
D. P, which held its annual session
there yesterday. Those attending the
grand lodge session from St. Johnsbury
we're Grand Secretary H. E. Byron, D. G.
". Mrs. M. E. Heath, and G. P Metcalf
Frank B. Hooker, H. A. Bartlett, E. E.
Sargent and J. N. Gale.
Canton Crescent, No. 2, Patriarchs
Militant, will give reception to the
'arious Odd Fellows bodies at their
lall, Friday evening. The decoration Of
Rivalry will be conferred on this &C.
aston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-24
East St. JOhnsburY.

Clarence Ferguson, Esq, OF Burlington,
will occupy the desk of the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning,
speaking in behalf of the Anti-Saloon
League Of Vermont. Mr.. Ferguson is
prominent lawyer Of the state, and an
effective speaker, whom no one can afford
to miss hearing,
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Card of Thanks.

The Sisters of the st. Johnsbury Hospital
wish to extend their sincere and heartfelt
thanks to Mrs, l. and all those persons
Who so kindly aided in purchasing a beauti-
full upholstered invalid's chair, which was
donated to the Hospital last week Nav the
Divine Master reward with prosperity and
happiness all the generous benefactors of the
st. Johnsbury Hospital.
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phases of the great problem, will be pre-
sented in an address by Clarence J..
Ferguson, ESQ.,, of Burlington. On a
matter so vital to the welfare of the
community, it is hoped that all citizens
will show a cordial interest.
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MISSIONS.

The subject of missions was given con.
siderable prominence in the arrangement
OF the programs and the discussion OF
this subject was the most notable feature
OF the conference. At the anniversary of
the Woman's Home Missionary Society
Thursday afternoon Miss Henrietta
Bancroft gave an interesting address on
the work of that society in various par Is
OF its field. Foreign mission was the
principal topic, however, and but one
field was discussed, and that China. India
was not mentioned, and the great African
missionary work passed unnoticed, ex-
cept for DR.. Mason's lecture Sunday
evening on Africa and this was not a
part OF the original program. China
was the all absorbing topic and in all
that was said there was not one dis
ccouraging word spoken, notwithstand.
ing the great disasters OF the past year.
Kew. ii. DIN Cady, native of Middle
bury, and for about Is years mission.
airy in the West China district pleaded
eloquently for the great empire of the
East. At the anniversary OF the Wo
mans foreign missionary society Friday
afternoon Miss Miranda Croucher of
Tsun Hua gave graphic account of the