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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-17

efforts are appreciated by the eyer-inereas-
Ing intellectual portion of the citizens OF
San Francisco.
Inc officers under whose auspices the
society has been inaugurated and who have
controlled Its maiden efforts are: Prpsi-
dent, Professor d. S. Jordan, Md, LID.
I'D. ETC.. president of the Leland
Stanford Jr. University; yice-presi-
dents, Fred W. dEvelyn, MB.C.M.. and
Colonel OBeirne. Direetors-Georee w
Davis, NJ. NJ; William Ham Hall.
C.E.; George A. Moore, Henry f. Emeric.
Peter MeEwen. Edgar d. Peixotto: Hon.
w. ID. Pratt, United States Surveyor-Gen-
erai; Il. IL. Mcdonald Jr., vice-president
OF the Pacific Bank, treasurer, and J.
Study Leigh, F.RG.S.. secretary.
In addition to these there is an honorary
council, consisting of the following we'll
known influential gentlemen: Colonel
Charles +. Croker. Stephen T. Gage. II. E.
Huntingdon, Professor Martin kellogg.
Colonel George w. Morrison, G. Howard
thompson. Edwin Fretwell, A. S. HailidIe,
ColonelJ. T. jackson, Hon. E. McKinstry,
John Rosenfeld, John j. Valentine.
before the evenings meeting dissolved
vote of thanks was rendered by the chair.
man IN behalf OF the members to Mr. j.
Study Leigh. secretary, for his valuable
services during the past year.
DIR. Evelyn then concluded the proeeed-
ing by congratulating the society on the
large and appreciative audiences that had
attended the lectures. which was the most
satisfactory proof that the society was do
ing good work and that the Importance of
the science of geography and lis CONNER
cal ana educational value was fully recOv-
niZed By the citizens OF San Francisco
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real. ESTATE
FOR SALE By
qHOS. MhCEE,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circula-."
Nc. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
INVEST VENTS.

DENTS $500: WASHINGTON AND MERCHANT
Ia sts.. Saasome; 3oxl22;6: double front:
IDENTITY recommended.
Reduced 70 s2o,5Oe: NE corner Jones and Mag.
gle lane. Gesry: 5OxIS7 IS, and fair 2-story
buildings; total rents slSs: a very hne buy
iwo,stoFy solid brick building. fat: 6s:sx5o; W.
bet. Montgomery and Kearny.
Fifth ST; corner: s0xlo5; covered with build.
ings: rents $3.50: $50 900
Corner Stockton aud jackson. lot 27x5O: 3-storv
brick building: rents S67; SIl,50a.
Mission St, n. side. bet 9th and 9th: 25xIO0,
and good 3-story building; store below; s22. 500
Bryant n. side. bet 2d and Sd: 5oxi55 to silver
ST. IL rear; OILY 81 400; make offer.
Fine investment: large corner: ~ .6xly- e cor
Folsom End Hawthorne, bet Second and Thri:
hns residence on rear. fronting Folsom St; corner
vacant; very inc buy; $50 600.
steady: s25.50O.
CHEAP PROPERTY.
Magnificent view Pacific Heights; lot 6exs5 and
81 in rear; reduced to $1,000; oetavia. Jack
son.
residence: faces Alta Plaza; all street WORK done;
reduced TO slS.250; fne buy.
more and Steiner; $4,000.
$3.50 only: Besie near Harrison; 3lxs9:6 and
two 2-Story houses; roofus EACH rents $50.
Cheap: Union ST.; 6o:5xis7:5 aad fne 2-story
bow-wfndow house; rooms and all eonvenfences:
fine view OF the bay; bet. Buchanan aud Webster;
cable-ears pass; $1,000.
$4,000 only: Pine ST.. near Fillmore: 25xl27 %
to Wildey ST ia rear, and very good 2.story bow
window house: 10 rooms and bath; brick founda
ton. heater. etc.
Stss Uul9 SoUOus EOAoV anu 11a-atOIy
house, IL rooms; rents $50: stone blocks down aud
artificial stone sidewalks laid.
Cheap lots; 25xl00; 1885, PoiEt Lebos ave. bet.
18th and 18th; easy TERMS Point Lobos road Ia hne
order.
Lots on 18th and 18th aves 25x120 each; 100
feet from Point Lobos ave-. $3.50 each; very cheap:
easy terms.
Lets 25xi20: S7GO. or any size; ma gniicent view
west side Gath aye. north OF Lake st.
Lake ST., north side, near oath ave-; lots 3exlOo:
$500, or any size exceedingly fine view of bay and
Heads: adjoins reserve, and can't be shut on
Grove, bet. Webster and Fillmore: 37;5xl07 %:
1880. very cheap.
Thirty-fcurth at Mission ST.; lots 25xl0o: $1,000
each; tleet graded. macadamizs d. Severed; Sprag
Valley water there. street 90 feet w de; third
balance 10 suit 0uyer: minutes from Mission ST
ear terminus. and cable will soon be there. l
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AFTER DEATH.
An Irate rIaorian Father Pursues Two
Lovers and Kills Himself.


The Maories believed in the Immortality
of the soul long before the arrival OF the
missionaries; but the spirit land to which
they imagined all men journeyed after
death was as grossly material as the 'shappy
hunting grounds" of the North American
Indians. Such Legend as the following,
which contains an instance Of singulsrly
determined parental interference is sniff
Gent evidences of this.
A young chief of high rank fell in love
with a Maori maiden of great beauty, but
low degree. HiSfather forbade the banns."
Thereupon the usual results followed. The
young chief refused to eat ana died of hun
ger. The beautiful maiden, heartbroken at
The death OF her lover, leaped down from
the lifts into the sea in order that she
might follow him.
Now comes the extraordinary part of the
story. The obdurate father, hearing of the
girls leap into the sea, rushed TO the spot.
bsttle-ax in hand. Using terrible language
he declared that he would prevent the union
of the pair in the spirit land. and forthwith
himself leaped down to follow them.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT No. IN THE SUPERIOR
~ Court, City and Comfy OF San Francisco. State
SUSAN J. CUNNINGHAM EFT AL. defendants.
Action brought Ia the Superior Court. City and
and for the CITY and County OF san Francisco and
the complaint fled in said City and County of san
Francisco, IN the office OF the Clerk of said SUneror
Court The people Of the State OF california send
4. LEWIS j. II. WALLER, w. s. UPHASi. w. NJ
CANNON and L. jacob. defendants. You are
hereby required to appear In an action brought
Superior Court, City and County OF San Francisco
State or California, and 10 answer the Complaint
serYicel after the service you of this summons
II served within this county; or, If served else
where, within thirty days. The said action is
brought to force csc that certain mortgage exc
euted by said SUSAN J. CUNNINGHAM to the
day of July, A. ID. $50, aud was recorded the same
day in tue Office OF the County Recorder OF said
mortgages at page 81, to the payment OF her
promissory note Of even date Herewith Cor the
of the United States. on the I'D day OF Jiliy A D.
1892 with interest thereon from said date until
monthly in advance, and to be compounded month
~. II not paid when due the said mortgaged prem
southeast of Butte aud York streets The
comp Amt alleges that there is due TO plaintiff on
said note the said sum OF $500. with interest at
the rate aforesaid from January l. 1892 com
pounding month v and that there is also due 10 him
and secured by said mortgage the sums of $l4 20,
e1pendea Tor redemption O. certain tax sale. ard
sic expended for examination Of the records the
ttie EfeihiSesnu thas the uefeheants, other
thah said mortgagor have or claim u have. title
to or interest In said premises subsequent and
SUI 1ect 10 said mortgage aud prayS Judgment that
said premises be sold tor gold coin OF the United
States ana that III proceeds be applied the pay
ment OF the amount that shall be found due the
plaintiff on said note and for moneys expended as
aforesaid. with interest and for attorneys fees ac
cordns To the terms of said mortgage and costs of
suit and expenses OF the safe, and that the defend
ants be forecoSed Of all equity o. redemption, and
that in case az deficiency Judgment therefor be
entered against said SUSAN j. CUNNINGHAM All
or which more MY appears by said complaint to
which reference Is hereby made. And you are
hereby notified that IL yen fail TO appear and an
swer the said complaint as above required the said
Plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief do
handed IN said comp Amt.
Given ind my AID and seal OF the said Supe-
ror Court. the City and County of San Francisco
State of California. this 26th day of July, In the
year OF our Lord. one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-two.
lSeal OF Court VIM. j. BLArTNER Clerk.
Iiy GEORGE ID. ONEIL, Deputy Clerk.
A. II. LOUGHBoRoUGH. Attorney for Plaintiff
507 Montgomery ST, San Francisco. Cat dl7 "a Pm
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BAD FOR HACKERS.
Charity Races Prove Very
Expensive.
FOUR FAvORITES Go DOWN.
With Fast Track and Big Fields the
Bookmakers Had Quite a
Little Holiday.
FOUR FAvoRITES Go DOWN.

The people who went to the races yester-
day for sweet charity's" sake and backed
their fancies to get the entrance money re-
funded had rather costly experience.
-Four favorites out OF five went down, and
the only public fancy which wen was not
backed for large amount of money.
The racing was about as good as has been
seen on the track, though Rowe did not
seem to be in his best form with the flag
and made one or two very Indifferent starts
Little Peters ON Phoebe Ann rode one of
the best finishes seen for some time, but il
Weber had not taken things quite so COM
fortably with Reta the result might have
been different.
OF course, the knowing ones who lost
their money, and whose sole acquaintance
with racing is made from the stand or boxes,
detected one OR two fakes. Gypsy Girls
performance in the first event did not please
them, for they did not take uto considera-
ton the soreness and short going OF the
mare in her preliminary
Some knowing ones also declared the last
race fake. though they saw Revolver lead
ing and his boy sitting down and riding him
out with whip and perSuaders when Red
Prince began TO catch him. AS a matter of
fact Revolver was we'll backed by his owner
and was ridden right out.
In the first event the talent picked Gipsy
Girl, j ack the Ripper and Annie Moore as
the best III 1t, but Mountain Boy, who took
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How to Tell Bride and Groom.

BlStOn btaCOn
He always carries two new grips and two
umbrellas.
He always offers her his arm.
He is always clean shaven. and wears, be-
sides immaculate linen, careworn, worried
expression.
He always pulls cut his watch, presum-
ably TO see bow much OF the honeymoon is
left.
When he registers at the hotel the land
wife" is written vice as large as his own
name.
She never.fails 10 ask how many Jumps
of sugar he takes In his coffee.
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the lead at the quarter post quite upset
their calculations and won toierably easy
by good length. St Croix, who was sew
enth on entering the stretch, came fast at
the finish and beat Archie Moore by a neck
for the place.
Tyrona or Lady Gwen were the selections
for the second event. the winner, Nellie G,
being worst favoFite at four to one at the
start. When the gambling opened, how
ever. twelve to one might have been got
about her. She was very fit and well, and,
taking the lead at the quarter. won as she
liked by two and half lengths from Lady
Gwen. who beat the favorite three lengths
for the place.
The public had been served with such
very hot coffee uD to this time that when
the only really good thing of the day was
presented to them they were afraid TO play
It. Marlgold was certainly a fayorire on the
states at to 5. but the bulk of the money
went on Cheerful and Nero. VINO was
backed from to to 1. Santa Fe DELAYED
the start for some time, but when tie flag
fell he was in the van. The race does NOT
need any description. for Marigold ran we'll
within herself until the three-quarter pole,
wneTe she went TO the front and won by a
full length from Cheerful, who beat Nero By
fully ten lengths for the place.
When the books opened on the fourth
event. ST. John stood at - TO /, but in about
five minutes he was at 6. Reta and Miss
Ada at " to l were actual favoriies. the
winner being quite neglected at 20 to I.
Little Tough. who was well played for
place, got away in the lead aud it appeared
as IL the battle was between him and Reta.
Half way down the stretch the mare looked
all over a winner, but she seemed to stop in
the last few yards. while Little Tough
gradually forged ahead. Suddenly Phoebe
Ann shot from the ruck and squeezing in
next the rails beat Little Tough on the post
neck. Three-Quarters of length divided
second and third
The public, being terribly TO the hal
thought Revolver dead sure shot for tho
last event. Regal was second favorte, and
Red Prince, who looked trained 10 the hour,
was last in demand, at 8 TO 1. The Primes
got two lengths the worst of the start and
was absolutely last until entering the
stretch. where Burlingame brought him mp
with nicely timed run. beating the favorlte
by half a length. Regal was last, being
two lengths away.
The public, tearing ND their yalueless pool
tickets, went home vowing that charity
racing should never tempt them again to
speculate.
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ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw.

AbIct-NE1 s-Af-iA" w.
DVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS:
n marriages annuEed; collections, damages. etc.
@. w. HOW u. atty, $50 Market. cor Stockton att
fsIfY LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE, 26h
- Kearny ST.: advice free; divorce. probate aud
insolvency spscialties. nol3 tf
DyICE FREE; w MATTHEWS. ATTORNEY,
II 402 Montgomery ST.. room ID; foreclosure OF
mechanics Hens specially. 2lu
IA DAVIDSON, ATToRSEY-ATLAw. 40
w California st. rooms l4-i5 advice free, d3 IL
ID A. C2ofHEEs ATTO2NEY-AT-LAw. slS
H. Clay ao3s
CONTRA WORS AND BUILDERS.
S.LAWRFsCE. CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
- els eacrs szezto 81 catinet Terk stc hlti11ae
e1ees yronsEly stIsaded; telepncns sv0 ml83
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international Amenities

EBglishman Er-I 5g pardnn-er-do
you think l could get a little-er-laundry
work done in New York?
American - Don't know, I'm sure.
Shouldn't be surprised il you could, though.
l had some done in London.--Life.
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MONEY TO LOAN

DLENTY MONEY oS FIRST OR sECoND
mortgage;no delay low interest 3is Pine. X. 80
(ITY LOANS. 6 PR CENT; o DELAY. n. NJ
" NoOLLEY, T. 10. Mills building. Sd floor. del e
MONEY LOANED ON JEwELRY AND orHER
In yaluables at the Security Loan Bank, ll0j
Market, mr.. Mason; private entrance Turk 9tf
MONEY All 81 ON FIRST AND SECOND MORT
WI CAGES without delay. MURPHY, 326 Pine. 3 SIN
r oANS ON REAL ESTATE. NOTES. MDs. IN
II warehouse Us BOWMAN 1913 Montgomery Il
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AfcALEsrER < McMAHAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

AOh t.VSS-
49,
FOR SALE-PEhIS DUCKS 81 APIECE. 1891
Il Fillmore st. dal7 ga
w ALNUT BEDROOM SET. CARPETS. RANGE
" Singer machine. etc; cheap. 1877 25th.I6 IS
. NEW SHUFFLE-B0ARDS. 27 FEET LONG;
= an elegant set ~ fixtures, mirrors ceuter
piece front and back: chairs tables; complete out
1T for saloon. SOC Pacific ST. GelS Tie
ONLY Sl9-SEW SEWING MACHINE; W fR-
~ ranted; bargains in sewing machines ana type
street noIg II
~ u. P. ENGINE SAWS, PLASER, LATHFS.
< forge. bellows puncAes.eE 1921 -sson. 20 SIN
CAFE, SCALE, LErTER-PREss. SroRE-TRUOK
- and henay-thl; cheap. lo2 Clay st. au7 &
GECoSDHASD BOILERS. ENGINES, PUMFS
~ shRftiHg. puIieys. betting. water pipss etc.
dez II MCINTOSH WOLPMAN. 1877 Beals 81
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C-Rn FISE CORNER SALOON FOR SALE
- w. on principal thoroughfare; long lease:
re stock and fixtures; worth $3.50. n. JONAS &
Co. 6S3 Market 81 deI6 2r%
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WINTER RESORTS.

u Escorts. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THH
II Pacific Coast. with rates. location. etc. DUO
nshed In thu Hotel 6aldc. $50 pages Fer saio by
newsdeslors. OF send 25c la stamps to W. NJ. PAc-
1kkSOS. publisher. $40 Post ST.. >. r. nrll
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DREsSnaKEeS

TAILOR SYSTEM: PERFECT FIT; WRAPPERS
Is so: suits IS up; trimmings furnished. 1918
Polk St no2l lin
MRS. b keller. 1ls STOCKTON ST.: SUITS
WI So 50 M: strIshly drNne.I 1t guaran u Dc.
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TTALF INTEREST FOR SALE IN OLD EsTA g.
II llshed restaurant Apply, bet. and P. NJ.
room 80
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DOM become constipaiea. lake neecham's Pulls
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CORNER SALOON WITH / ROOMS: WELL
- located Tor grocery; must be sold Immediately;
10 agents. see propTietor. S26 Nlnth. ceI7 Sts
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CECOND-HAND OTIS BELT ELEVATORS
- A2nc-power elevators, upright engines. mining
machinery. puleys. etc; repairs OF all kinds. VIM
II. BIRCH 4 CO.. he sesle St deS 1uSa 1t
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DARTNER WANTED IN FIRSTCLASS SALOON
! opposite the ferries. foot OF Market st See
owner. IS East St: agents. DELI St&
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
GIS00 COTTAGE OF ROOMS; 3 BLOCKS
ID tCOO. from station: lot 50xl50.
S24o0-$250 cash; $25 per mouth: Groom
cottage: all modern Improvements: lot 30xl0S;
near Grand ST. station.
TO SEQ the famous Jones Tract at Power station,
San Leandro Electric road. Is TO buy lot; no in-
teTest. no taxes: get in before the rise.
Inquire OF MARCUSE Kennel; otiiees-628
Market st. San Francisco: Bay-st station and High
ST., Alameda; Power sta ion. san Leandro road.l73
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoVED PROPERTY:
J. houses built on indictments In any part of Ala
media j. IL NORRIS. IL Montgomery an sumsa q
0NLY slou0-HoUsE AND LOT: COR. LOT:
W good house: &17G0; easy terms; n large list
Of city property and outside lands 10 exchange:
furnished and unfurBishod houses ana also rooms
for rent MRS. i. II. CHANDLER, 1899 PARK st.
Masonic binding. A ianeda- left
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.
M ILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE; IMPROVED
w and unimprovod lots ard tracts for sale BY
L. STEELE,
sl5 MONTGOMERY ST. rooms and a. slim
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5000 . WAITED RE. RELIABLE Man ~
mcDth 10 each. FLETCHER. $751;, Market st
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CHCPHOUsE FOR SALE. APPLY T. H. GOLD.
y MEYER. SIS Howard 81. deI6 3ts
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CARPETS.

--.----
CARPET CLEANING.
THE CHEAPEST PLACE 10 GET YOUR CAR.
Tets cleaned IS 45S Stevenson St Tei322S. o2f II
CARfEIS CLEANED = CENTS PER YARD
y American Carpet Cleaning COMPANY, "a aud 26
Eighth 81; the largest carpst-eeaniEg works on
the coast. se95 ~
( 'AkPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANSED AND
- renovated same as new. s. 5. FERGUSON 81
Co.. % Tenth s.; telephone 3036 1T
EoNKLIN's CARPEr.BEATING MORRIS $50
- ooiden cate ave ; teleohoae 2t26 ~ II
[ 'AKfEf-CLEAAIN Ike, ) CENTS PER YARD. AT
AlICh Ellis, zSS Fourteenth st mr23 Il
SPAULDIN6S PIONEER CARPET-BEATINS
- WORKS do the best work. $50 TO 3s7 Tehamass.;
telsphone 304O. urIarf
HORSES.
GOOD BUSINESS MARE: STAND: PLEASANT
- driver; Cheap. 75S Montgomery ave. del3 IT,
CENTENNIAL STABLES-CARRIAGES RoCS-
y Always. yictoTias. bGSgies etc: 1924 California
ST. Bet LarAin and Polk; telephone 66x- Il. CON
Lon, proprietor. mrI3tf
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ESTABLISHED, FULLY EQUIPPED RES
y tsersnt aud lunch bar. doing large business. to
lease: frSt-clsss caterer only need apply to AL
- ALTEKsTIEN, manager Peoples Palace. cor Ed
dy and Mason SIS. bet. / and 3 r NJ del5 3t&
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&750 BARHEI.-SHoF: 3 CHAIRS: poING
aust sen. NcLAUGHLiN & co, 25I. KAarny.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-10-27
ALL PROTEcTIoNIsTs.
The Tariff on Salt Gives 81, 900 a Day to
Wyoming County Workers-

WARSAW, n. ", Oct. 13.-Wyoming
county will give Harrison 1,4OO ma
jority this fall. That is the estimate
made by L. H. Humphrey, chairman
of the county committee, and by Au-
gustus Frank, one of the oldest Re-
publicans in the county. Wyoming,
unlike many OF tn. rural counties, has
doubled its population in the last ten
years. This is due wholly to the great
salt industry that has grown up here
in that period. In the works here
about 500 men are employed and
more than $1,000 is paid to them
daily. They are nearly all Republi-
cans, this year particularly, because
they understand that if the Democrat
ic party comes into power and salt is
placed on the free list the works here
would either be closed or purchased
by English syndicates and they would
be thrown out of employment.
Until the works were started here
salt was worth 81 a barrel. Now it is
sold to the farmers for 80 cents. The
duty on a barrel of 2S5 pounds is 23.6
cents. II this were removed the salt
could be brought here from England
for almost nothing, as ballast, in the
large steamers for so cents per ton.
The county is we'll organized, and
speakers are being pushed into all the
villages. There are some Farmers
Alliance men, but very few of them will
vote the Third party ticket. Here, as
in all the western counties, there are
many dissatisfied Hill men who declare
openly that they will not vote for
Cleveland.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-10-27
Life After Forty.

The best half of life is in front of a
man of forty, if he be anything of a
man. The work he will do will be
done with the hands of a master and
not of a raw apprentice. The trained
intellect does not see linen as trees
walking" but sees everything clearly
and in just measure. The trained in
tellect does not rush at work like a
blind bull at a haystack. but ad-
vances with the calm and ordered
pace of conscious power and deliber-
ate determination. To no man is the
world so new and the future SO fresh
as to him who has spent the early
part of his manhood in striving to un-
derstand the deeper problems of sci
ence and life and who has made some
Roadway toward comprehending them.
To him the commonest things are
rare and wonderful, both in them
selves and as parts OF an intelligent
whole. Such a thing as ~staleness in
life and it's duties he cannot under
stand. knowledge is always opening
out before him in wider expanses and
morecommanding heights. The pleas
ure of growing knowledge and i~ncreas-
ing power makes every year of his life
happier and more hopeful than the
last.-Michigan Advocate.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-10-27
To California Without Change.

The Minneapolis & st. Louis Railway
has inaugurated a Tourist Pullman Car
service from st. Paul and Minneapolis to
San Francisco, Lathrop, Los Angeles and
intermediate points, via Kansas City, Den
yer, Salt Lake, Ogden and Sacramento.
The car is attached to train leaving st.
Paul $50. Minneapolis 1910 a. m. each
Thursday. The berths are completely fur
nished and the car is provided with a col
ered porter who gives you the same atten-
ton as though you were in a palace sleeper.
There is also provided a cooking range
which is at the service of all patrons, as
well as two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. These
excursions are known as the Phillips-Albert
Lea Route personally conducted excursions
and are gaining wide popularity. Second
class tickets are accepted for transportation
and the charge made for through accommo-
dations is but $3.50 per double berth,
which can be shared by two persons should
they desire to occupy the same berth. Res
ervations should be mad several DAYS in
advance, and addressed
to nearest ticket agent or to c. NJ. Pratt.
General Ticket and Passenger Agent "All
bert Lea Route" Minneapolis, MINI.