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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
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Nifiitent-Poifmeirer s. 6. Sbibeler
III iiber;euat, baB bic bon einem amos
npmen grisfI9reiber i'm @eneral=poit=
SepartemeTt in Wai6inston eesen bis=
iise gOf=Offices9lnseitellten erbobenen
gei9uloisunsen bon einem poitbeam-
ten berriibren, tpel9er miitbeno 1T, oaB
er bor 2ur3sm nidt bef0rbert ipurbe.
Serr Sbibeler wiinidt, oaB oas
Separtement cine sriinolide Inter
iu6uns Der gsi9ulbi9unsen pOr-
nebme.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
M c u d c I m o r b.

2erinston, 2p., 4. Weai.
s. 9. Warcum, gnfiibrer Der Godria-
6raetion Der @ariih @odrin SSehoe,
muroe beute Morsen, wdbrsnb er am
ginsanse bes @eri4tsbauies bon Sad
ion, greatbitt @Ountp, ftanb, aus bsm
9interbalte eridofen. Mareum mar
elm Srufee bes Staats=Goneses unh
=gunbeseommifdr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04

Sn gbicaeo fanb am SOnntas Die
80. SaJiasuns bes Snoiana Surnbe=
sirfs bes gloro. .GmeritaniiAen Surner=
8unbes ftatt.
Die 8eriammlung iuuroe am Tor=
mittag our9 ben @rten Spre9er Dee
8e3irfs, paul Mebner, nit elmer fur
gen 9lnipraae erOffnet.
Sisrauf bieB Der @rife Spre6er bei
@hicaso=Surnssmeinbe eie Selesater
bersli9 millfommen.
Serr Senrp 8ittor BON bier tuurot
Johann gum tempordren goriiber oei
Sagiabung, uno gilbert W6lffer gum
Shriftpart ernannt.
yladoem Die 8orgei6dfte erlebigt
tuaren, i1ritt Die Sasiabung sur Wabl
Der 8eamteu. Sieislbe ergab folgen.
oes Geiultat
grfer Spre9er - Senrn Yietor.
SiioIeite Surnperein, SnoianapDlis.
3ueitsr Spre9er = Mar Stern
Chicago.
S9riftpdrte-@barles Sud, gbi-
easo uno paul Brauns, SnoianapOlis
Sis SasiaBuns faBte auf @mrfeb'
lung bes Socialen Surnpereins, Sn
bianapolis, ben 8eidluB, ben Besirts
borort in South 8enb gu belaien.
Ser bon oemIelben 8erein gema6i
Gori9lag, Die nd6ife 8esirtstaeiasune
in Serre Saute ab3ubalten, wuroe an
9enOmmen.
9luf gmpfeblung oes Socialen Surn
hereins bspilligte Der 8esirf $500 fi
Ole nod gtiirnberg 81 ienoenoe Horo
9lmeritanii6e 8unbes=Rieee.
Sn Der notwithstanding iibersal
Burner Sp. Yictpr benz stpeiten Spre
der Mar Stert ben gorfib. gfa6ben
Die &outine=gei9dfte erleoist worbel
tparen, itelte Der 8orIiBenoe ben Nn
tras, benz Socialen Surnberain pol
SnoianapOlis i9riftli9 ben Oant be
Sa9iaBung fir Die uebernabme De-
8unbes=Surnfeifes i'm Sabre 1905 ab
sulfatten,
gfa9bem oieier Nntras einitimmi
ansenommen tporoen mar, iibernabn
9p. Sictor auf's Neue ben 8orIib.
9ta9bem oerielbe Die Selegaten uni
babur9 beren 8ereine nit bereotel
@ortsn our trdfti9en Sbeilnabm. al
benz bier unter Der Nuipicien oes Siio
ieite Surnbereins @nbe SUM itattfin
bsnben ge3irtsturnfeit aufseforoer
battle, f4lOb bic Sasiabung nit einen
breifa6sn @ut Seil.
Sie Selssaten bliden nit Santbar
felt unb 0ersniisen auf ben seitrisel
Saa ,uriid.
Die @bicasoer Surn9emeinoe I'M
ibr Samenberein 6aben burd oi
3uportommenbeit uno freunolide Nui
merfiamteit. tpel9e fe Den 9eleaatel
erpieien, oieielben 5u Sanf berpflid
tet. Sm Namen berielben fattete Ser
Senrp gietcr pdbreno oes Souper
oeren Ganf ab.
Nm Nbeno wobnten Die Selegaiel
nod Dem sroBen S6nuturnen be
Gbieago Surnsemeinbs uno Dem nad
folaenoen 8alle bel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
Gseapaoem eimss Yferoes.

Gin Der 6irma Swift & so. seb6.
riser 8aul wurbe beute Wittas an Der
NOrb Sainois Str. pl0blib ibeu unb
rannte tpie tol oabOn. gln Der Obio=
StraBe ipran9 er Direct in elm S6au-
fenlter Der NpOtbete bon 6. M. Studep,
einen Sdaben bon sttpa 5000 anrid=
tenb. Sir benielben tpiro bic 6irmu
Suift & So. auf5utommen baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04

Sobn elm Siirser Snbiana's uno eei=
lti9 unsure9nunesfdbig 1T.
Der Gaa tpuroe Johann auf Wontne
Nadmittas 2 llbr bertaet.
Bonn Yfarrer Walier.
&enffeIaer. Die Nadridt BON
Der Ierbaituns oes Yfarrers 6ereinanb
Walier, bat bier bas sr6bts aufIsben
erregt. Serfelbe iit betanntli6 be-
iduloigt, in 2Oraine, O., Srls. glgate
&eialin, S6weiter beg gfarr.rs &ei6-
lin ermorbet 3u baben.
gr ifebt bier in b66ftem @ni.ben
uno ytiemano glaubt an feline Sdulo.
Gr erfreute ii9 bier elmer sablreiden
yetannti4aft. @r triro bon 9lnen,
tuei9e nit ibm ndber betannt paren,
als gutber3is aei9iIO.rt.
Peters bur9 ma9t Mn.
tren9 ngen.
Gbans bille. 9as Stdotnen
Petersburg in Pite So. ma9t srobe
Infrensungen, UNI ceue Sabriten gu
peranlaiien, borthin iiber3uiieoeln unb
bic 8iirser baben su bieiem 3pede ii9
eine beionoere 2Ittrattion ausgeba1t.
Wtan tpiQ ndmli9 auf @emeinbetofen
cine grobe @asqueue anlesen la1en
unb banH beren probutt ettpaieen
neuen Jabriten tofenfrei gu 6ei3un9s-
3ueden our 8erfiiguns gu ftsllen. Ob
bieie attrattiOn 3iebt, III benn bod
mebr als stpeifelbaft. ba @asquelIen
big iebt immerbin nur tur5lebis se=
tpeien iino. 8eiier 1T i6pn Der 8s=
idlub, i'm @Ountp quite 2anbtraben
gum Setrage bon $65, 900 anleeen su
laien.
CT =@eneral- 4nmalt o.
6. 90 illia m fon
@reencafIe. Sm Iltsr bon 81
Sabren iit bier am,Sanlitas Selana
.. Wiliamion, @r=@ensral=In
bon Snbiana Der grisbPi9en ytiereu=
2rantbeit erlsgsn. ST tpurce i'm Sabre
1922 in Boone gountp, 9p., eeborsn
unb fam I'M Sabre l843 mad BIER.
Spdter iiebelte er nad Clap GOunts
iiber, fam aber i'm Sabre 1853 na9
@reencuitle auriif, tpsldes isitbem isin
ftdnbiser @obnOrt seblieben 1T. Srsi
Sermine bat er als General=4npalt
sebisnt unb 3mar in 1864, go unb '6S.
anterott.
8incennes.B Grant Green,
Snbaber zines 2eibftalles uno 8eI9dftss
letter zines Sbeaters bat fib banterOtt
semeloet. Seine 8erbinbli6feiten be-
laufen ii9 auf $40, 331.59 uno feline
Mctipa auf $3.50.
Wei bfa appen berh ftet.
9 op m n g t o n. &i8ter @il-
ion erIi.b ger6aftsbefe6les sesen @m.
Sbinn, Sabib @rap, ~pidep" gren=
nam, Com Sbau, Carl palmer, Sil=
man $. Cor unb See SafIon. Die
ielben fino beiduloiat, ben @siBtap.
pen-llnfus, iiber tpeI9en Der @super-
neur 10 iebr erbittert muroe, ausse.
fiibrt 3u baben. Sic uuroen pom
| Sheriff berbaftet unb 9egen 8irgi9aft
bon ie $500 anf freien 5aB seifellt.
| Sbr prO3eB finbet i'm Suni= Sermin bss
| Qrei6nprirnf5 ffntf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
Saoiette=@ @amnerdor.

Ser SibIeite= =Mdnnsrbor beranifnl=
tete eeifern Nbenb in Der Columbia
6alIe cine llnterbaltune, tpel9e einen
semiitbliden Yerlauf nabn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
YeriOnal= =Nuti;ea.

grft ieBt bat Sr. pbi!ipG
&ers es feline 5reunbe tuihen lahen,
baB er ii9 bereits am z. 6ebruar b. s.
in Serre Saute nit SRI. Clara
8elle Senninss in Die &oien-
fefIeln Der gbe I9nlieben lieB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
GoncorSia.

Sie vgoncoroia" beranifaltete gefern
Nbenb in Der @ermania : 9alle Elm
San3trdna9en, pel9ss idon besmesen
einsn sen,iitbliden uno fr6bliden 8er=
lauf nebmen muBte, neil faff aus
nubmslos alte Sdnae setan3t uuroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04

Qeute Nbeno sSapl BON pier Torltebern.
9eute Ibenb finbet in Der gp. 3ions
8ir4e cine @emeinbe 8erIammluns
ftatt, in rpelder bier goritsber erwdbli
perben iOllen. slls @anbibaten finb
aufsefellt
6. s. 8olfenina, 8. 5. 6abenep,
5. O. lgatemeper, 9p. pauIi, 6. s.
Weper, Wm. &at6ert, 9ouis Brandt
George pranae, Q. d.. Mlaf&meper,
9p. s. Reper uub Wm. Weilanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
32. Sasiabuns Ses Snbianas
Smrmbe3irfs.

Ser gesirfs 8prort berbleibt in South
8eno.-Oie nd6ite Sasiatans finbet IN
Serre Saute itatt. - 6reunoIi9e 9luf'
nabme Der Delesaten ieitsuS Der Gbi'
ea9es sSurngenleinoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
Na6ri6ten aus Snbtana.
6 in Sc eben sm iioer lies ri d.
BON ber8 8abnsent6 6aupten.


bon Der 9 a n'e t 3 II b ten.
Serre0aut.. SObn Sdaunb
batte iib am Sonntas cine srauen=
bafte Dirt unb Wsiie ausgeiu9t, Inn
freimiaig aus benz 9'ben gu ideiben.
Sn friiber MOraenitunbe begab er iid
nad ben 6. & 8. $. gabnb0fen bin-
ter Der alten &inb'iden Sdgemiible
uno wartete Johann oas Serranraben
zines 3u9es ab. Spbalb er bas
pfauaen Der locomotive b6rte, leote
er ieinen &opf bermaBen auf Die
S4iensn, bab Die &dber Der Wai9ine
unfeblbar iiber ieinen g3aden binmss=
geben muBten. gr battle iib ni9t
perre4net, oenn na9 m,nisen Seeun=
ben mar CT gui0otinirt. Ser Selbfs
m6rber mar so Sabre alt, Elm &iifer
bon 8eruf uno mar smeimal psrbei-
ratbst gemsien. 8eioe 6rauen' er=
uirtten ieood S9eiounsen bon ibm.
gr hinterlieb Elm S9riftitiid, in mel.
dem er befimmt, oaB iein Na6laB
BON etwa $4,000 isinen fiinf 3inosrn
sufalen iOll.
Der 6rof # ri9tete srpb n
g d Der q n.
W b a B. Ser Groit in ben
lebten Sonneritas uno Greitaa 0d9ten
bat in ben Obtsdrten srOben Saaoen
angeri9tet. 9ie Wusi9ten auf cine
quite pfiriid= uno Iepfelernte fino boil.
| ftdnbig berni6tet.
Sum Streif II CD ans=
Dille.
nsbiIIe. Staats Nrbei=
ter-@ommiHdr Wcgormaf traf am
Wtontag bier elm, um mOm09li9 cine
S4li4tung Der Diferen3en, tuel9e 3ui,
f9en ben 700 ftreitenoen WObeli9rei=
rern uno ben Sabritanten entifanoen
fino. berbeisufiibren. SieieIben msisern
fia, fid Der gntideiouns zines S4iebs=
seri4ts au mnterrerfen.
8 r. g totes refienirt a
Superinteno bent.
Gba nsbille. Sr. SO. u.
Stotes, Superintendent bes Siioli9en
Snoiana Srren=Nipls bat ben Sruitees
Der Initalt feline &eiisnation einsereidt
nit oem griu9en, oaB biefelbe am L.
Suni in 4raft treten ioa. Sie Sruftees
baben Die &eisnation ansenOmmen.
l@sbei mn iBbolIes 1er=
1minbenei zines
Jari iners.
% aba 3. @m. 2emon, Elm tpobl.
babenoer Garmer, ibentte feline 3uei
5armen semifen Wiitsliebern feline,
6amilie uno peri1manb bann in mpte.
ri0Ier Weiie. Seine IngebOrigen be.
| fiir9ten, baB er Selbfmoro beeansen
bat.
Ser g 9abin Der 3inn=
bii die.
Wabaib. Senrp @oot unb 80.
8anstper, pelde nit oem Nusgraber
zines Sellers bei9dftist paren, fanbeu
cine alte berroifete 3innbiidie, mel6t
$50 solbene so @ents.Stiide entbielt.
Dieielben maren 1848 in @alifornien,
alio balo na9bem bic 8olofunbe bort
semadt tporoen tparen, s.prdsi
wurben. Sa Die Winsen febr ielten
iiub, 10 baben iie 3ur 3eit einen meii
b6beren Wertb, als ben bes Metalls.
Gin Siesfiir Greb. @baIs.
1
I 9afapette. gDie i9on sefferu
ermdbnt, bat &idtsr Be Sart entfhie,
ben, oaB Die Nobotat.n, tpsl9s bebaup'
ten, fruber bon Mnies Gopler @bai'
perionli4 engasirt tuOroen gu iein, ibr
nidt i'm prO3eB bertreten biirfen. Se,
&idter bat jeood bic NbbOtaten=6ir'
men 2ittrsose & Wilbp bon @incin,
nati uno Gumler & Gaplarb bon 60
fapette engagirt. um Dem Staatsan
malt bon Sippecanoe @ountp, weldel
ben junsen @baie gu pertreten bat, 81
aiiiffiren. Die Golse bieier gntidei
bung wiro iein, oaB Der &i9ter BIZ
8ebiibren fir Die Nnpdlte feiffeber
miro. es ibnen alio ni9t seifattet 1T
3u berlargen, mas ibnen beliebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04

aurs por Mitternadt brad in benz
0auIe bes $. e. 9alep, go. 917 Oif
II. Str, elm Geuer aus. DaKelbe
uurbe prompt gel6i9t. S4aeen $50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-04
Gb. 3tons= STRIDE.

Seute AbenS s8abI bon pier gorffebern.
Evening journal., 1903-04-09

over; Mrs A. j. Rumford, 4Afss Sidney
Rumford, Hanover; Mrs wilkins, Mrs.
A. NJ. Stump. Elkton; Mrs. S. +. john
son, Miss Harlan Mrs. Prickett and
others.
The morning exercises were opened
at 9.15 with song service, and was fol-
lowed by the following program: Devo-
tions address of welcome. Mrs. Nc
Elmogle; response, Mrs. Cam; nomi-
nation of officers; "Our Members as
Lamp Lighters" Mrs. Potter; Lest
We Forget" Mrs. Frazer.
The afternoon session was opened at
o'clock. Address by Mrs. Pingry,
Trimming Missionary Lamps" fol-
lowed by discussion. The afternoon
session wasl closed with prayer by the
Rev. DR.. Rowan.
In the evening q popular meeting
was held in the interest OF both So
cieties, and was addressed by the Rev.
Harry Forman, q returned missionary
from India. His lecture was illus
trated. and was thoroughly interesting
to the large audience present. He said
that much good work was being done
in India by missionaries sent out by
the Presbyterian societies, and urged
still greater effort on the part of tbs
society in inducing others to seek tbs
fields of India where so much worl
was urgently needed.
Today's sessions viii be devoted 4
! Foreign Missions, of which Miss Evi
B. Taylor is president. The visitor
are being entertained by the ladies o
the Presbyterian Church.
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
Furniture

when build let think that build forever
for the present delight, for present alone"
This IS the principle follow selections for this de
partment
Buy right but let quality be your first consideration
Our line of chamber rnsure the grades mahogany
maple birch and extensive this The
anP as perfect the finest craftsmen make it. and the prices
very moderate.
Dressing cases, S2500 to $4,000 each
Beds i'll wood, $500 to $12500
Toilet tables $500 o $500
The lower priced grades here if wanted.
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
St. Paurs M. E. Church.

73O Sunday evening: "'Tis Night: a
sabbath Calm is Brooding Now" VIII
liam j. F. Irowbridge; alto soloist.
Miss Biddle; soprano soloist. Miss
Fldming; 'srhe Resurrection" w. ID.
Armstrong; soprano soloist, Miss Litch-
berg; tenor soloist, j. V. Harbert; ''Now
lis Christ Risen" f. A. Clark; DAY OF
Wonder, Day of Giadness," with duet,
Miss Willing and Mr.. Harbert; 10.
What Triumph" ]. c. Macy; Festival
Te Deum," in E. d. Buck: soprano,
Miss .LitchenbeEg; alto, Miss Willing;
tenor, j. V. Iiarbert; bass, Byron Van
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
Beware Of ointments for catarrh That
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
s,-sfern when entering II through the
mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions from
reputable physicians, as the damage tney
will do IS ten fold 10 the GOOD you cah
possiblv derive from them. Halls Catarrh
cure, manufactured by +. j. Cheney <
CO. Toledo. o.. contains no mercury and
rs taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and macous surfaces of tho
system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be suFe yek get tho genuine. II 10 taken
internally and made I'm Toledo. Ohio, by
r. j.. Cheney & Co. Tesiimohlals free.
sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1903-04-09

department. feeling confident of the result
HALFMADE sounds strange after the introduction to this adver
seen that's what offer material this
week. the of being poorly made but dainty curtains
by the yard Them just right for window hem the ends and you
perfectly finished could wish have finished
the edges with aop embroidered and ed them and saved you
work and money.
Embroidered SWISS 121Gc 15 1885, DC 2c 3Oc Soc
and 40c the yard
Rufaed at DC Doc 3Oc and 35c the yard
Pretty figured grenadines, 25c and 2Sc the yard.
Swiss figured dotted and striped 10 12c 15c 1885, 20 25 and
2Sc the yard.
Madras at 15c 1Sc and 2Oc the yard
Fish Nets, 121ac to Csc the yard
Irish Point lace by the yard 25c
Brussels lace at 60c 81 tff ;"
Tambour lace a 45c the yard
Couch nn cool summery, "a inches wide yards
long, 81 .65 each.
Table Belgian linen with coored borders nged three
A each 50 GA each $1O0 S size each $175.
The embroidered with lace edges S275
PARASOL COVERS plain bobbnet with two three and four
rufes henmed and edged with lace, 65c 75c and Soc
Point dEsprt with three aud four ufes and $1OO each
Fine Breton with three deep rues trimmed with fine Val
enciennes edgng and beading, each $135.
Same net with deep Aounce and puff edgng and one row insertion
each $175
Hounce and puff. beading
body, $175.
Same with gathered body and ribbons $1S7.
coach robes eddown band and bows embroidered
in silk; each $125 $135 S50 and $1:75.
All hand knit robes pink and white blue and white plain
white $1.5O to 1925 each.
Special Drive in Window Shades
For this shades complete good
spring choice of twelve coors 10 CENTS EACH Regu
lar price 25c
Evening journal., 1903-04-09

silverbrook NJ. f. Church Easter
sunday se~vice. 1890 a. m.-Anthem,
sTIallelujahl Christ is Risen Finley
Lyons; "Jubilate in A." w. o. Wilkin-
son; anthem. Bright Easter Morn,
William J. kirkpatrick Sunday school,
Z p. m.-Song service by the school,
assisted by a chorus choir, \. H. Had
ley, director. Soprano solo, Miss Maud
IFlemming; Address. Professor Arthur
r. Spaid; tenor solo, j. V. Harbert;
male quartette. Nessrs. Curlett, Had
ley, Wild and Coley; duet, Miss Maud
Evening journal., 1903-04-09

Flemming J. V. Harbert Evening,
z 745--Praise service by the choir. JOS
eph w. Coley leader; Mrs Joseph w.
Coley, organist. Anthem. Come See
the Place Where Jesus Lay" j. w.
Leeman; "Jubilate in A." w. o. Will
kinson; duet, Miss Bertha NJ. Chalfant
Mrs. Charles Stats; soprano solo.
Miss Laura +. Baylis; anthem. He Is
Not Here; He Is Arisen" Erwin w
Read; alto solo, Miss Bertha NJ Chal-
fant; anthem, 90 Sacred Calvary" J..
B. Harbert; anthem. Ring. Be1s OF
Easter" Charles II. Gabriel
Evening journal., 1903-04-09

Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin strcts-Voluntary, sweet Even
ing star" Wagner. Chorus by choir.
Praise Ye the Father" Gounod. Invoca-
tioH, Dykes. Gloria Patri. Farrant. Re
sponse, Christ the Lord IS Risen Again, Is
Alonzo Stone. Onertory. "The Lord our
savior's Risen" with vioHn obbligato.
William T. soulee. soprano solo, Miss
May Hyde. Violin obbligato by Miss Caro-
lyn II. Fisher. Hymn. Sermon. lynn.
organist Mrs. f. X. II. Fisher. Musical
director, John II. Braunstein. AT the
evening service an elaborate Easter celS-
bration by the Sunday school.
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
PRESBYTERIAN
WOMEN MEET
The Church Missionary So
cieties Holding Annual
Session in Newark
RETURNED MISSIONARY TALK.
sneclal 10 the Evening Journal.

Newark April 9.--The annual meet
ing of the Women's Presbyterian So
cieties for Home and Foreign Missions
in the Presbytery of New Castle, was
held in the First Presbyterian Church
yesterday morning and afternoon, and
was largely attended, Notwithstanding
the very disagreeable weather. The
following delegates were present; Miss
e. w Polk, Pocomoke City; Mrs. G. M.
Jones. Dover; Miss Alice Frazer, Elk
ton; Mrs. Crosby. Mrs. Strahorn. Mrs.
Hates, Misses Barr, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
Logan, Wilmington; Mrs. G.. w. Cross
san. Mrs. b. Derickson, Marshallton;
Miss Annie Mearns, Mrs. Florence
Shepherd. Zion. Nd. Mrs. Newell,
Port Deposit; Mrs. Hayes, Dover; Mrs
S. l. Devine. Miss May Grandel Mrs
George Chandler Mrs. Phoebe Harvey
Greenyille; Mrs, d.. w Harlan, Ham
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
,cial Drive in Window Shades

this week will furnish muslin shades complete good
spring roller your choice of twelve coors 10 CENTS EACH Rgu
lar price 25c
Evening journal., 1903-04-09

derslOet; "They Have Taken Away My
Lord" J. T. Trowbridge; sand, Be
hold There Was a Great Earth
quake" solo and chorus; Hail, Glori-
ous Morn" Geibel, Miss Maud Flemins;
King of Kings" Shelley, Roland Mar
shall. ~ q
p. +. Hadley, director and organist
Evening journal., 1903-04-09

assisted by the church choir; four Easter
carols. Onertory anthem. Sing Ye to the
Lord" c. ii. Lloyd. The new organ viii
be used complete for the first time. on
Easter day. The music will be under the
direction OF T. Leslie Carpenter. Mus. b.,
o,ganist and choir master.
Evening journal., 1903-04-09

-hmes Munsheld, an inmate Of the
Minquadale Home recently celebrated
his ninety-sixth birthday.
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT

"Censure and
criticism never
h hurt anybody.
If false they can
not harm you,
and if true, they
show a man his
weak points"
We invite
your praise or
blame, as you
may think we
deserve, III our
offerings in this
Evening journal., 1903-04-09
BURST OF MELODY
TO RISE ON EASTER
Elaborate Programs Being
Rehearsed by the Choirs
of the City Churches

Choirs of the city churches, regard
less Of denomination. have been re-
hearsing particularly elaborate musical
programs to be rendered on Easter
Sunday. Some Of them follow:
st. Andrews p. +. Church. Easter.
a. m, Anthem. Awake Up NY Glory
Barnby. IL a. m. Christ Our Pass
over" Tours; "Te Deum, Festival -
Buck; "Jubilate," Calldns; anthem
why Seek YEP" Warren. 7.45 ?. M,
''Magnifcat and NSac Dimmitus,' CAL
kins: collect, Il Am the Resurrection,
"uro ct Vita" Anthem. Break Forth
Into JOY" Bamby. e. J. Muhlhausen'
choirmaster and organist.
Trinity Church, Easter Day-1-3O a. m.
blessing Of the new organ. Holy Eucharis
plain. II a. m, Holy Eucharist and ser
mon. To Deem and Kyrile in b fiat, c
Viniers Stanford. Communion service Il
G.. King Hail. Onertory, Il Know Tha
My Redeemer Liveth." and "Hallelujah,
chorus. Handel.
7.45 p. m-Chiidren's choral evensong
Evening journal., 1903-04-09

Skye Temple, one of the General
sick and penniless in New York city.
Evening journal., 1903-04-09

brand choice y SOC each
Holland shades with fixtures complete each
Our best cambria shade $25 t. $4l.50 each.
Floor denms and burap desirable coo lSc Doc the yard
New Easter Linens s9o0 i5s 5e hnsn Sad fro" zoe to
German Linens from SOC to $3.50 the yard.
Napkins and doys patterns from soc to 5000 the dozen
Turkish Towels &c each dozen for $1O
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-02-07
BRIGHT'S DISEASE.

The largest sum ever paid for pre-
scription, changed hands in San Fran
cisco, Aug 90, 1902. The transfer in
volved, in coin and stock SIP, 800, and
was paid by party of business men for
a specific for Bright's disease.
They commenced the serious investi
CATION of the specific Nov. 10, 1901
They interviewed scores of the secured
and tried 1t out on its merits by putting
over the three dozen cases on the treat
ment and watching them. They also
got physicians to name chronic, incur
able cases, and administered it with the
physicians for judges. Up to Aug %,
eighty-seyen per cent of the test cases
were either well or progressing favor
ably.
There being but thirteen per cent Of
failures, the parties were satisfied and
closed the transaction. The proceed
ings of the investigating committee and
the clinical reports of the test cases
were published and will be mailed free
on application. Address John J. Full
ton Company, 400 Montgomery St San
Francisco. Cal.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-02-07
500 REWARD. slOO.

The readers of this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its ages and that Is
Catarrh. Gall's Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires consti-
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the founda-
ton of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting natu in
doing its work. The ploprietors have
much faith in its curative powers,
that they offer one Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials
Address. F. J. CHENEY & co,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. Zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-02-07
Golden Jubilee.

The Incarnate Word Academy of
this city will soon celebrate the
golden jubilee of its establishment
in our midst.
The pioneer Sisters first opened
their school here March Z, 1858.
To commemorate the event, the
Sisters of the above named institute
invite their former scholars to take
part in the prayers and thanksgiv-
ings which shall be offered March
s, 1908.
At s a. M, there will be ponti6-
cal high mass, Oficiant Ri. Rev.
Bishop Verdaguer; sermon by Rev.
L. Pitoye, Sup. Battman's mass in
F will be rendered by some of the
former pupils.
'Benediction of the Blessed Sacra
ment will be given after mass.
The Sisters likewise extend cor
dial invitation to all friends and
former pupils to assist at an enter
tainment in the evening.
Admission tickets will be given
at the Convent from Feb. 10 to Feb.
.2S.
Those given to former pupils will
give them the right to enter at 2:30
p. m. to spend the evening with
the Sisters.
Those given to other friends will
permit them to enter at 4 p. NJ, for
the entertainment.
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