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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-24

St Louis. July 3.-Cattle- Receipts 1909
Including $500 TeNans Market steady for
natives 10 a shade easier for Texans. Ma
tive shipping and export steers 4.9OdJ ~
dressed beef and butchers steers 20d
go. steers under 1900 pounds 3.0ffI50O.
suckers and feeders 2.JHf4 10: cows and
h,ifcrs 2OOd4 s.: Gamers 2N12 %; bulls
JO6,3 70: Texas ana Indian steers B.2Nt
o.: cows and heifers , 3Jn8.UO Hogs p
pigs aud lights 5SD9t59o; packers a.IE1
$50: Butchers J.5jff621. sheep Receipts
300 Market dun and slow, Native NUT.
bucks 2.OOG3O0: stocksrs l.;sbd2.25.
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ehrsetts. consul at Gibraltar, Spain, Ed.
ward A. C. Rcevey Connecticut consul at
Giauohnu. Saxony; samuel Smith. New
Jersey, consul AZ Moscow. Russia u, y
states embassy at Parts, France.
Treasury-Iohn V. Wild second leuten.
ant revenue cutter service
War--Ehen Swift. Jr,, nrst lieutenant.
spd George r. Marrow, second lieutenant
Porto Ricau provisional regiment; Henry
a Scott second lieutenant artillery corps.
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iaoN WANTED by a sober aud re-.
shaener who would like home;
~ refer Ances; understands the care
~ ana buggy, cows and general
NVout the place. Address 2T20. this
70
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Chicago. July % Cattle-ReceiPts $50
Intending $50 Texans. Market SLOW 20
lower Good 10 prime steers 5.4Sd52o;
poor to medium 4.35Gi3.bj; stockers ana
feaders . 506l4 %: calves zoe lower az 800
BIS: Texas steers 5.OOd4.J0 Hogs-kc
celpts 1900: tomorrow 1900: left over
4s5s Market steady 10 Sc higher. Mixed
ana bntcherg 3 T56f6. 10: good 10 choice
heavy q O56iG 22ih: Night 3 SOGt5.95 sheep
Reeelpts 1900 Market to115c lower.
lambs lOda5c higher for best grades; 9TH
ers dull Good 10 choice weihers 3AfI
"a. fair 10 choice mixed .356is 50; West
arm sheen 3OO6I8 90; yearllngs a.Vfd %
native lambs 3O0a5.60, Western lambs 40
G15.50
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wlLL REFUND THE DUTIES.
"a a, Goods Imported from Porto
Rico TO Be Paid Back.

n
Rico to Be Paid Back.
hlpRton. July 2e,-Attorney General
Ktoday declined 10 render an opinion
wh'was asked for by the secretary Of
the6 sury on the question whether or
not Ter exlsiing laws, the secretary Is
authNd 10 refund duties collected on
goodsported from Porto Rico between
the az the rauheation Of the Spanish
treatyI the date that the Foraker act &C
went Generation. The attorney general
SAYS ttnasmnch as the comptroller Or
the trey has given bis decision on the
subject. matter for him tthe conn.
trolleYl \ ana he therefore can not give
q decsls requested
II i aritativeiy stated a. the treas,
nry dep9nt that the government VIII
proceed tdIafeiy 10 refund these du'
ties, actinnn the decision OF the comp
troiler OF treasury. which vas 70 inc
eject thae treasury department had
authority \ existing laws
The 6utl approximately 10
81, coo, CO..
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BETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY (lne,)
Near Warrenton. Established 1863,
Location unsurpassed for health ana social
Influences. Prepares for business, coless
gepfemher 40 Address The Principals
Bethel Academy p. o.. Virginia.
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80 'lluation by iirst-cIasS hotel
80 pastry cook; No. 274I, this OF,
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HlpEs ANp WOOL.
SUGAR.

New orleans. July %. -sugar-Quiet; opcn
kettle 3 l6d4; open kettle centrifugal as
d4L centrifugal ycllows 4itGf4 10. sec,
onds 21,d3Ts Molassas--Dull; centrifugal
teil4.
New York. July % Sugar Raw arm;
fair refining 9ni6. cenirlfuwGl 90 test,
! is, moaSses sugar 3 10; refined steady
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IlTUATIONS-MALE.

lED-Situltion by colored boy to 1T.
% horse and buggy and milk COW.
fss 2iS4. this Office. 20
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Rural Free Delivery.


Washington, July 23.-Rural free delIy-
cry will be established September -,
next at Forreston. Ellis county, Texas.
length Of routes 58& miles; area covered
seventy seven square miles; population 70
I've served 1914 S. ~ Matthews ana W.
g. Gardner appointed carriers, Postonices
piled by rural carriers.
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Fatal Freioht Wreck.

Albany, Tezas, July pa Texas cen
trail freight train ran into a washout four
miles west Of here last night about 10
O'Clock. wreckng the Train, Killing Fire
man Albert Johnson and badly bruislng
the engineer
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ren en- III HOTEL bus been 1Ior.
arst gi,stea and refnsnishe 4 anS put
cement -. condition, experienced
|bolnt,na@su strictly ffst -cissh In al,
niee situated one borg f-.m
and al rooms. hot and rcid
Headline class talio. 't.e iraln-
sstai io LIS aud sna siLi attentioa
suesfs ~ lfsN .,i.'g publle; trln s.
tniss ~ per mouth: so., ,ai fates
Lar q. Fred ARK M. ,.fs.,rieto
Nsenwelse, mIls.t.
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Funeral Of Sheriff MoTiernsn.

Corpus Christi Texas, July q. The fu-
neral Of sherln John McTiernan this even
ing was the largest ever witnessed here,
the heorse being followed 10y the Catholic
Knights. HibernianE, Are department Mex.
loan soeIetleg comfy ofhCials aud d long
lire II vehicles. The Catholic church was
Ia
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SlIUAIION by young lady as clerk or
the, city. Anxious 10 obtain employment
aud willing 20 start Mt smaii salary
Reference furnished. Address box 9T5f
Inls Nhlce. 20
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fhp-Situailon by Young man rs
Hsmlth; am sober and Industrious In
ffis Of work. Address 2145, this Of.
20
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sairsr,lallon as gents furnishing
Addr,s speaks German and Eng
~ - II D.. this Office. Is
soo5 situation. by hrst-class cook.
\ ~ reietences. hotel or boarding
- = H.. this Office. "A
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saIied.
None,
Steamship.

vessels-Ftag--rons Pier.
cairndon iBr7. i732. w. W. Wilson
Observation-Disclosures. quarantine
Ca.abria lGcr) 1880 ..., ...,..s quarantine
Consols (Br). 223N. Hamburg .t....s..,. IL
Conway (Br), 219l ,.......-......,,..'. -
Hercules lSpan), 2Ii2. ...t,t.,.,....... ~
Iran tBr) AO66, j, H. Welsford y Co.
Lampssas CAml, 2237, j, b. Denson' New
York ...............,.... ....s....... =. D.. Il
Roma (Brl, 1T22 aground at County Bridge
Schooncrs.
Martha (Am) ..........,... ...,,.., ..., "
Pierce simpson (Aml. SO, Brownsville. -
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j INHT-VLAsS wash woman WANTS fanl-
Ing street. VI,
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POTTER COLLEGE,.

"Kentucky's Beautiful School foF Girls.
The most attractive place N ne sgnsn l,v
feacherg. seven Ia musical department.
commended by Vice President steyens2s y.
q overnor Stone ~ Missouri ana 9sn ". AZ
nest for their daughters win ind i herc-
Send for catalogue And terms -
REV. b. r. CABELL, Pres.,
Bowiing Green. Ky.
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m n wants q Young colorcd man
lreci ara or office, apply i7Os Aus
Dl
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METAls.

New York. July % Tin nominal. - ~.
Copper dun and nominal az 100. Lead
duh az d37id. Spelter unchanged &C 5000
8.90. Pig iron warrants ohOwlOoo
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~ MAN Of 20 wants honest work
nhdi can give references. Address
mis- office &c
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cOEEEE.

New York Ju., % --Coffee-Spot Ro dull
NJ { invoice 5Sl.16; mid, quiet. Cordova
Shmle& ON fair trading ccflee values
worked within q limit OF points all dav
2 he opening was steady with prices un
cherged and at thr close the feeling vas
stlll steady with last nights prices IN
Ut stindon. European weakness hcing
tgntprlUlanced nv shn1p Improvement In
re and santos. Tremendous receipts AT
BRAZILIAN ports discouraged public buying
market for spot coffee. brt prices remained
unchanged ~ AS Tor July; Sentcmhor
4 50: October 20. December ; ,oOit1. n5 !;
January y 10. February 20. March 5. -.
April s 30; May 3. SO6iS SIS.
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Pres,ial Appointments.

wsshingtohIy 22.-The president 70
dsy made thiowins appointments
siste-Rieha L. sprague, Aassa
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Bellevue High School
Redford COUNTY,, va

thoronehIy eanipped school, complete
In lis an6intments, OF high grade, for
iiovs and Young Men For catalogue or
information nnply ~ -.
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MANIED--A situation 10 cook or 40 h0use.
work with some respectable white WI.
man. Call at 100 Atwood street %
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Boarding School for Youna L .;a 5,,
ner. Mrs Elizabeth chenoweth-sloan.
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EASE-Mosc Raphacl's residence, 1O3
silton street; handsome garden AMI
81 modern c0nveulences; possession
nst or Seniemhnr- Rhnhnpl RIOS u
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SITUATION wanted by colored glri 10
: cock In small family Of good people aud
assist In house work; can give good re-
comendatlon; by the LIST OF August
Garry. Gibbs Drummer Postoifice, Haus,
ton. Texas 81
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NEW ORLEANS.

FoTFtIII 70 7 NJ 7 VII
New orleans. July % The New Orleans
live stock exchange reports:
Strictly choice cattle. large and bmal.
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WANTED TO Buy.

WANTED TO BUY-A wcn ifalned DC
ol chicken ard quail; state nge breed
and price. c. l. Berlng. phone SOC -
WANTED TO BUN-6.room cottage In the
Third or Fourth ward. Address 2732.
this office "a
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u Pills

For the. cure Call disorders of the sto-
mach, Liver Awels. kidneys, Bladder,
Nervous Disease Loss or Appetite. Head,
acne, COnstipapu CostlVeue,s Indi.
Geston, BlllousRs. Fever, Inflammation
OF the Bowels rs. and all arrangements
or the Internal Nccrl Purely vegetable,
e. attaining no meuFy, minerals OF dele
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MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY.

Ser buiidlngs, 100 acres. Model eenpoi
Great success Faculty, university ksA'
dnofes ~ national reputation Anhssss
A. X yANcr. President ArA'fo ~
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Edgeworth Boarding and Day schoo'.
For Girls reopens September 20, 3bth year
Mrs ii n. LEFEBNRE,
MISS Il. b. HBNTLEA. Pnnclpals.
l22 and i2g w. franklin Street Baitimois,
Md.
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scarce; prices strong; medium and ordinary
In fun supply and dull No good hogs or
Fat sheep In frst hands
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

SlIuAIlON by young lady as clerk or
Nahnlvt Win some responsible firm in 1
the city, Anxious 10 obtain employment
Ynv Wiling 10 start NJ smai salary |
keference furnished. Address box 2T5t |
Inls el ice 20
FlRST-CLASS wash woman VANS fam, |
ily washing at home Apply 2nD Dowi |
Ing street, ~ |
WANTED-A situation 10 cook on 10 house.
work with some respectable white Wi.
man. Call at 1910 Atwood street 40
WANTED By Young lady Situation
Us clerk II store Address Katie = |
toss Box 90 Taylor Texas. IS
WOMAN Wants n place. good cook and
DO light honse work for good pcople and
room IN the yard. Call zoos sherman
WANTEp-3 or rooms 10 take charge of
Or 10 20 chamber work IN private fam
lily Address 2553 this Office. 20
A SITUATION wanted by colorcd girl 10
cock IN small family Of good people aud
assist IN house work; can give good re-
cohen19ilon; ny the lst Of August,
tnrrN. Gibbs, Drummer Postoffice Hous.
ton, Texas. 20
NEAT white girl would like place as cook
ana ,iining room work. best OF references
Addrcss 2IG2 this office. 20
A WOMAN wants a plare 10 cook ami
stay In the yard Call out to 1902 Moore
street. Sixth ward -
iii RucEner street va" 81
T0T-0PFp WON,
Syiiiinr 70 do anntht,mn nunrog6g{ loD'
ling street. Maud Jackson. p
XGYhNtrpr~ no n-xy
WAN'TFD 40 RTTY-4 VIII 1-I----T -
on, Chicken ard an,ii, statn 400 rec5
- UNI pl pr -- =. L. BerlIg. phon. 2I5 ~
WANTED TO BUN-G-r0om cottage I'M IN,
Third or Fourth ward Address 2T32
this Office. ii
MA TFDEA vhfto foCc mi y n,
Robtnson Niesnuri civ 49, ~;
lltltE LAND NANIED-trom 2Ol0 TO 5000
4 gable stream Prefer land ON river Give
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fVTT0N HOTEL MEN-Capital natS;;
Eannin aud Capitol streets. VIII
l.nnleted on tie 18Th Of August, con,
npS am large. well ventilated
n MIN restaurant aud dining room
~ an tho hrst floor also several
esls stores for rent Apply to j. y.
Il 1913 Texas avcnue. :.
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GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Receipts Of wheat today, none
ELEVATORS A AND :
LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON.

The following are the live stock quota
tiong for this market as furnished by A.
b. Saunders, Jr., successor 20 Box Saund-
I'm. rnAL. ~
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WARD SEMINARY 1 .sis''Is,

r.-.,e~a.,os 10 weie.iey and Rait woman's cciieEA
~. he..rdna naulls - siafff. gffh etni. I'm
foe cassissas, address j D. BLAsroH, LII ffs'''
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KIN WIZ, no children. want a
N IL, M some kind; can give reference.
Y IN GRAY avenue. .,
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~ good yard Job by colored
~ MIX and attend Ia horses. can
sV'p references. Address 2I7f. this
70
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msn ~ hookkeeper and general
Sven s ueslres position In lumber Of
~ lars experience i'm lumber
Au9Fess \. $. W, this Office.
o.
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v1g avenue, three , f@5Sisnes si5 50G per
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TODAY,s CUpREET EVENTS
CT HIST0RIc INTEREST


SsE csyssopzs1ts sIpsrtsd IN Ri,'
III czss wa.
TIE OA5o C0sUssE1Eal party o.
y4ss ihro1gh here tonorrVu snro1te 6,
Porsl1n6-
TIE two shanaroeEs started Ibis ns0rr-
ing froan Rs5s 90 a rae SFss lie op@r
"a oy1rH.
B1eYs 5ynSuits5 an English arnsOrrl
train nsar' AHsrie&n siding. Nsjo'
Heath Siilsd.
The snnuAi IrizAii0n Congress q
have been heid IN Colorsdo spYibEs il
Jsly sas Lssu postpoBsd one year.
sir Cosrtsnsy Boyls, X. G. T.. PER
n1ansnt sscrstary % the board ot tx15e
since lsss, died Suddenly YESTERDAY
mining ~ LoDdOu.
The strike a. s. Petersburg y pFsc-
t,eally queilsd aliho1zh more thaD Ons
hundred persDBs ssss killed Or EouD5ed
10 strcss 6zht AEiatiOn among sto-
dents rsspynsibis ior tr0ubis.
Peru bas nOtiEed the L. S. that sbs
viii decline 70 participate ia the Pan
American congress 20 be bsid in the
city u Msxioo Il arbitration, one Of the
s1b.scts % 10 discussed, be limited 10
f1t8re qussti0ns.
Q1otaiionSi Chicago, Burlington a
Quincy Railroad stock will disappear
from he iApe todsy, this being the las,
day aDon which tie stock eAa be dspos-
tied under the plan Tor ioint eonrol oi
the Darlington BY the Northern Pacific
and the Great NOrthsrn.
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THE OHIO con-
oRESSIONAL PARTY
Will Pass Through this City Tuesday
Morning Going 10 POTilAn1.

Tbs Ohio Congressional party will pAs'
through Salem Ia the morning enroute
~ Portland. Their cars sill probably
be connected with early $50 train.
Those 10 the party are Mr. and SIrs.
Charles Dick. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Brenner. Mr. and Mrs. Charles q. Hide
brand. J. II. Bromuell, J. W. Casing
ham, Mr. and Afs Thomas b. Kyle, a.
Lybrand Mr.. and Mrs. y. Msekison, s.
Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. X. \. Seyins aud
family, Mr.. and Mrs. =. o. Phillips, Mr.
and Mrs. n. so0thsrd, Mr. aud Sire.
J. snook, Mr. aud Mrs. Emmett Tomp-
kins, Mr. and Mira W. r. Warnock from
Ohio, Mr.. and Mn. g. W. Cromer from
lndiAna Sir. Ar. John DAllell from
Peunsylvania.
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RUST SQUEEZE TRUST
STEEL C0RBINE IN III
ww Es-sxs,sr cz-ry Tsztr o'sE Fz
tFHIvEr1s
eCsE-lE szlkHs g Ttesr ssE ntsT-
Errr ~ me FE1E-E

Wrr TrHE- lE17 sl---Ths E1r-ua- 81
Clr1 -rsr.s sarH- -'1Ea -ss1sa -rss
Cor,grE.Eru 1Hf s.--E-usf 80 EHrT q 1T
~ s'rn zzar-a1sz y Frsrsu af n
f.riEull E-1ssrv-~-zH t1S - Esssss
saE- g.aas ar srsp1rs-r n - pre-
rtrus s w1nss vaF - - rsu Fa.i -
Eras1 " e. 1as ~ rbtsrE-1rg a.
s1u-- A. Da " - s--ggsst a.
srJa-pslaa- E1ss n ~ 1sb-1ass r1-s
DFs 1 gr1.s-
lie Cta--aEs tzis FsssrL slssi 5l1-is
az u1i-sr-sL ~ EE.la1H Tr5s e "a
--r-lts. -1s su.sr1.sz IA Pa1s,
Aneriaan sass s--sr1z- ssssi H-1,
AT - yts,ora, Esssi sas-ts .Ess tssz
si.t9s1 q g11rr e1,t 5ar - IL 11,c1s-.
t.1r 81 rtrlssus sssss 1rf l.1sig 80 sr-.sss 3 .
rE sgl5ssss. u-t1-iy ls.ls tns - t1t&g-
sr-ls-- q l1rzl tFs-ts 70 ss-ss g. - -
sa.1as a 80 lr1az- Ttat zi-sssss tat
r. W. Mars EsT - 80 1-1srwrsssr
- tss czgTa-H;asr. ~ g II 5sfr-issy
r-1wr tta1 - - Bs- - ~ --E-2Fsr
n 80 a-ss-t.ss ssEa-tzs-t = ozs is
.raasel.
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California Demoersey

BEaB1s. Cal, May is.-Ths sists
league u IrDqsois Ciabs met here k.dzy
to o0mmemorate ths Gitieth anunivsr.
sary n the oonvsninz .Ol the frst reg.
llariy o'ganizsd DemOcratic State Con.
yeBtion 10 Caiiiornla. The anniversary
services we're held IN ths 'Oh State
iloase." where the lezi,lstUre bed its
SESSIONS IN early days
On May ~. 1851. q convention com.
possd u delegate from the various
COunties n the State asssmbieI in ge1.
ecia for tte pnp0se n formulating q
Democratic platform and nominating =
canddnt iof governor and other state
officers. Tie anniversary services Wefe
held in the "Od State House" tbs
historic buiiding 10 which, uhls Ben
ecia va the capital Of the state. the
legislature beld its sessions.
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A, 7, WALN Agent
New Officers Elected

SALEM Or, May l., 1901
The Indian War Veterans met aud
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year for BeAnett Camp, No. 5
j. ii, Elgin, Captain.
=. N. Smith, First Lieutenent.
VIM. Townsedn, Second Lie utenant.
J, q. Wright, Orderly sergeant
Chas. Calvert, color bearer.
q. Farlow, musician.
Representative 20 Grand Encamp.
ment, Wm. Townsend, F. NJ. smith, !.
h. Eigin John 6. Wright, John Hughes
An enthusiastic meeting vas held and
resolutions Of friendship 10 our departed
eom'ade, William Watts, we're spread on
the minutes Of the meeting. Adjourned
- Faith, Hope and Charity, to all those
with'whom We served
j. II. ElGIS, Captain.
j. q. WR.5Hr Orderly Sergeant
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
CONVENTION CLOSED
Tne Aosz EsfeEsiasfg srs Irftrest
frF Sssssoz Ever Esb
sernor s1r3zy HoTrirg b Dr. :. {.
Ozrk. FEfssr Of ffhs Csristiar Es-
sszvoT Noysmsnt

u. ser-c1 p-sacsss , Es7. , ,
Cus. .. D, Il Bo~-o-. A. t-s fIrsf
Prssaytsrii- cEz-yt- s-1aIT u5srri -.
IN Esssrda-as EIl- rrsrl7zt E-ao-zos
uszi. vEs asI-s y sls-Ts t1.ls-ies
r.- aszsr n--s1-l-l-- Hs tsEt vEs
s-y-. TEasI EiE.f F.u5 H1--- tts II
cIB-4a5c Of E1h, tbe ztB ef IL. 49,
tesss 80 - -E-y trlkls E-3 hs11ssa
Ct rt-5g.s s-s - lbs cz-ss e bis
t-o- t5sA D. CE-k md ihas et1rfs-
va of-s- EzTe1 a. a. sEswsy 70 tne
-1sry- WY d Nsz Srssry- Ia;
tts o15set q every ffs = W sn5 tie
srsis, s.3 s1tE Il e fs1n5 vlca.ry e
t.i u ~ lie q sTery Ear. ard Tie
CT. @Ot, Thai Nixti FiDi Hin, iS
ssssrs3 y ever psrsys ~ uAuy iiuss
i1 iasir liis tbs ouly h1p@s=ss rasu i
tas &C Ebo h8s % 3ssirs 70 fngv God.
q is not ioznd b. may became uhsl
l0oEinE ioy Hin, oos lopEs so FAR zfsid,
Bat he s nost oiten rsTez 81 IN TIE
szpls, eozuon thinzs of THE Uorid. By
toue He is not $50 bsaHuss q upcrity
q -i1d oE . cherished iE1ii. O. beans.
q responsibility that = shirks5. i0f
o1iy he ''p1rs in heart csn 80 God.
Hn uGuner ELs earnest AID impress We
10 TIE e1irsDs. his diseo1Iss Ezs pre-
esdsd ~ Script1re reaiiuR. singing q
hynn,. ant t~o ToeL u1mbers By a
qGArtst composed q Mrs. J. P1rsi0e,
Miss JooA White and Msssrs. Virgins
and TbonaL uhieh we're bsaaiiiully
rsndsred. Miss Edith Ks,chun szs Or
sAniEt, VIII Keiehum, Tiolinisi, EDi Jo
u.ph Albsrt, bsss violinisi
In the sitsrno0n services were co1-
i1etsd a. the vArioas insti1to1I 90
named in Saturdays JOrEylL, uiib tie
exception q the penitsausry, A1i IL
the evening Christian En5ezTor Rally
vas Asid al the Bsp;iE, church, ls5 By
Dr.. Clark
Al the regular evening ssrEics.A; 30, .
special muIic vas e9ntribziei y tie ".
+. church choir under the leadership o
Prot -Frapcssco Se.sy. Dr.. Clark ie.iy.
Erred an address 20 What L Bet Worth /
While in the hris,izn EnisavTs'
Toe Bsptist ct1reh sAs crowded 8, a1
early boar. aad those M abe 70 obtain
ssau Sere en05gb 20 5II 70 the utm0si
capacity the FirE Congregational
ehurb, short distance away, vhele the
prsS.5sni d the Associstion, Rev. A. J.
MJn.go1sry. Of Oregon City, delivered
an address, which vas followed by
resolution seryics conducted By Dr.
Cark. q
Thus the most enthusiastic session Of g
the Christian Endeayor convention on
record in this state is clysed, and the
benefit and good obtained BY those at
tending the meetings hN been great.
Many Of the delegates left for their
homes Saturday evening, and the r.. =
left today. |.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-20

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usgT lErTs rrztsr e srrszes have tssr
zls3s- - p@-ssss hEEz-g h>sz t4ks-
.ss snsas,1T g 1zs fstsogT s5s1s. C,rsr
- &o1 possatT a 20 pe-so1a ws-s
rsEn5ss . a Ssssss fg.i whsr th@ rzct
w1z.ss tts paisss. Severn 3sasts az
rsvor-ss - Era-sts1 seHtss a. rss- /
u - Erlts r8les- Tbs szii&sioz Ez.szF
tas Foss-ts - snsa.ssts-absy y4rllT
-ss-1ud - - tsa trozt5ss-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-20

sa,rvs ~ s1-sssass rsnssrsl aat-erg fss
ne sz.Urlss al s1s fz1uzrzz,szs EtElria.li
e-rHRz1r 1s1is ~ hss1 n-ZE.EsS ~
TL1sss b. r.r1-s ~ 90 WHitzas Nau--
asarf 51r rssG Re eErz'ss orsr fts suF
ness & ats sftlss &c as-ssssy Cs1Per.
va q r.ux hr11g G,cFsDr
T.s E-@Eal rrz1S tu'T = sIss
strrrss 1f s-1@T - nuunsxssau ~
Ta,rf1-r.-s -ss suSaT.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-20
Aayanee Nominations

Nav f0EE, May 20.-Ths Herald
quotes J. Hamilton Lewis. ex-member
oi Congress from the stAts Oi Washing
ton A. saying a. hotel here.
democrats oi the North west favor
David Bennett Hill oi New York a. the
next candidate Tor President aud Tom
l.. johnson Of Oh 10 a. The nominss for
vice president in my opinion,
Mr.. Bryan has told metbat De 10 not
. candidate Tor The Presidency anl does
not desire 10 b. considered a. such. /
believe that the main issue ~ the NEXT
campaign Nill b. the tariff practical
free trade is the only possibls solution oi
The great Industrial revolution Nhich T.
nos impending
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-20
Socialist cluh OrganIled

As per announcement the Socialists OF
Salem met a. the W. q. 7. q. Hall
Saturday evening May IS. 1901 10 organ
ils a Socialist Climb. There Was = good
attendAnoe Of earnest men and women
Who are interested In the bettenng Of
our so,-ial and political conditions.