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MoRTGAGEFQ REcI,osI SALE y AZ I, Z
Default having been made IN the lcondi;
lions of q certain rnortgage. duly executed 81
Mary stubbards, hts wife, n,ortgagors, 70
the Hennepin County Catholic Building and
Loan Association 9 corporation. mcrtgagee.
1886 and With a power Of sale therein con.
| tanned, duly recorded in the Office iof the
Register Of Deeds ii and for the County OF
the third day 81 Sci; September. 1sSs. at five
3 g. y PM. IN Book IL OF Mortgages on
;5ealy.et al. plaintiffs, vs.. the said Henne-
pin County Catholic Building and Loan As
ISOLATION, defendant. II the District Court oane
John nj: Z. smith, was u by the order Of said
court, duly appointed and qualified as re,
scelver for said association, authorized and
eeas g a ehocEs 81 hs
sue for and recover the debts and demands
due to said associat ton, which order. was
Court in said action and was also duly fled
for record and was duly recorded in the Of
flee Of said Register Of Deeds, March ~,
page 3o7; and there is claimed to be due
and is actually due and payable on said
mortgage at the date Of this notice, the sum
ith ann en interest thereon
since the first day Of February, 1896, and
no action or proceeding having been lnstl-
ftuteu at law OF 1OtNerWlSe, 10 ISCoSei& IliG
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof. Y, MT \
+ Now, Therefore, Notice is Hereby Given,
That by virtue OF the power Of sale con-
tanned In said mortgage, and pursuant TO
1the statute in such case made and provided,
the said mortgage will be foreclosed by G
sale Ct the premises described In and con.
yeyed by said mortgage viz: That part OF
lots five IS and Six IS. block nineteen do),
Bottineau's Addition to st. Anthony, de-
d9). at the poiat. of intersection Of Seventh
avenue northeast and Ramsey street; thence
running southeasterlyi along the southwest
erly boundary lire of Ramsey street. eighty
four esD rect: thence at right angles south.
right angles northwesterly eighty-four (SD
feet to said Seventh avenue; thence at
right angles northeasterly ON the southeast
er!y boundary line of said Seventh avenue
thirty- t. (3s} feet to the point Of begin
ton of record In the Office Of the Register
OF Deeds In and for Hennepin County, Min
nesota, said real estate, being situate IN
Henneptn County and State Of Minnesota,
which sale will be made BY the Sheriff Of
said Hennepin County, at the front door Of
the Court House, In the City Of Minneapolis,
IN said County and State, on the twentieth
day Of July, 1895, at ten o'clock a. m, Of
bidder for cash, to pay said debt Of four
hundred and eleven and 65-10O dollars, and
interest, and the taxes il any, on said prem
1ses, and twenty-five dollars, attorneys fees,
as stipulated d3 In and by said mortgage IN
allowed by law; subject TO redemption at
any time within one year from the day Of
sale, as provided by law. we "
z Dated June &, "A. d. 1895: 80
JOHN L. SMITH,
= 60 Receiver for Mortgagee
G.. 8. JELLEY. ~ ..~~i5
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OFF: FOR DETROIT
Delegates to A. O. III. National Con.
vention Left Last Night.

Last evening the Minnesota delegates to
the National A. O.. H. convention at De-
troit, Mich, started East over the 500
Line. The party will go by rail to St. Ig-
mace and from there by steamer to De-
stroit, via Lakes Huron and St. Clair, ar
irving in Detroit Sunday afternoon. The
Minnesota delegates are John Mccarthy
and J. A. O'Shaughnessy, Saltwater; L. j.
Tierney, T. F. Martin, st. Paul; Thos. Con-
molly, N. G.. O'Connor, Minneapolis; Judge
Moran, Hastings; d. P. Hayes, Mankato;
Frank H. Grant, st. Paul; John Sheehy,
Montgomery.
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A. [. PAECEL|,
90 THIRD STREET SOUTH.
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS.
AND JEW. :E ] } 1. |;
4 All orders by mail receive prompt and
q careful attention. ..gl

some Of the floor managers who saw that
he was provided with an Irish Colleen"
with whom he danced his fill. Thanks
to the committee OF arrangements and the
business people who saw to it that moth
ing in their respective lines was want
ing. The members Of the order netted a
sung sum form the proceeds Of the even
ing, and as the merry makers came
.srolling home In the morning, they were
untiring in their praise Of the members
Of st. Bridget's Auxiliary No. !, and one
and all asked to be invited to their next
entertainment.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Hennepin--Probate Court. q
III the matter of the estate Of Jules la
Croix, deceased. 35s I'll IA
Letters of administration on the estate
Of Jules La aCroix deceased, late Of the
sofa, being granted to George r: Forth.
1t is ordered. That six months be andithe
same is hereby allowed from and after the
date Of this order, in which all persons nav
ceased are required to. file the same in, the
Probate Court Of said county. for exam-
nation and allowance, or be forever barred
tits further ordered, That the first Mon
day in January, 1897 at 10 o'clock a. M, at a
general term Of said Probate Court, to be
neapolis, in said county, be and The same
is hereby appointed as the time and place
when and where the said Probate Court viii
examine and adjust said claims and de-
mands. Il lgg HI +a
And it is further. ordered. That notice of
such hearing be given to all creditors and
persons Interested in said estate by, forth
for three successive weeks in the Irish
Standard. q newspaper printed and pub
nshed in said; county. an .:4 s. li..sa'..
Dated at Minneapolis this 18th day of
BY the Court: .45tssf.s.: y-4g-
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May rs, 1896. MOrtgai
&. 3. Atwater, Attorney. a.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Hennepin.-Probate Court. @.,-
On reading and filing the petition of
Bridget Brown. of Hennepin County, Min
nesota, representing that Thomas Brown
has lately died intestate, a resident and in;
State Of Minnesota, leaving goods, chattels
and estate within this County, and praying
that administration Of his estate be to her
granted: - -
at general term Of this IS Court. to be held
apolis, in said, County, on Monday, the srd
day Of August, 1896. at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon; and that notice Of such hearing
be given to all persons interested, by pub
fishing this order. at least once in each week
for three successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing, in the. Irish Standard. a. news
paper printed and published in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis this 20th day Of
E55 Sg,t- n A. OIdN Fl. STEELE,
=. ~ q G-. ;t5t4. Judge of Probate
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NoTIeE 81 ii ia al 4 l
|s#5 In whose name assessed, John Orth de-
Escription OF land, E'errant, s irst diti14l
Ito Minneapolis 93 sl-lG0 feet; lot 8. hlock
S. year tax levied, 1851; date fs sjuagment
March "a, a 893;; when solo nd az s, Y
amount sold tor; to state,a$ 10; assessed by
stare Aug. 1s 1895. for s58. 0O terest;Sp penal
~ an costs, $3.50; total amour REQ uired
to redeem, s63.SO Total $6Ss lisssSSS aS5
St$5 8ss OFFICE OF COENTY AUDITOR Z
HENNIEPIN COUNTY,, MINNEsO
To John Orth- ii4aY@ as
You are hereby notified that, pursuant to
tax judgment-ente IN the District Court,
County of Hennepin, State Gf Minnesota, as
above stated-the land herein above de-
scribed, assessed In your name, w as SOLD
for tax as above stated, and that the time
allowed by law for redemption from said
sale, will have expired after sixty lays have
elapsed after service Of this notice has been
made and proof thereof and OF the sheriff s.
fees has been filed in this Office. In addi-
ton to the amount above stated, as neces-
sary to redeem from said sale, the cost Tof
service Of this notice must be paid, together
with such interest as may accrue from and
after this date . {. l@iissS Ri 5sz5.f Fl
Witness my hand and the official seal, at
Minneapolis, In said Countyio of Hennepin,
this 3rd day of June, 1885. ..$ 49, .5S a3
(seal) G.. r. COOLEY,
County Auditor.
sgt5 H.. fgr5 Per r q snAVTC; tT}snY,fv Ell
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY HOF,
Hennepin.-Pro Court.
In the matter OF the estate OF Romuald
on reading and fling the final account Of
Peter Gagne,. the executor Of the last win
Of said deceased, and his petition praying
FIR the allowance of said account and for
a decree assigning the residue Of said estate
to the persons by law entitled to the same;
ia general term Of said Court to be held
at the Court House In the City OF Minneap-
oils, in said county on Monday Mo: d; tl,e. % day
Of August, 1896, at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon;
ali persons interested, by publishing this, or
der once in each week for three successive
weeks prior to said day OF nearing in the
irish Standard a newspaper printed and
! Dated at Minneapolis, this 18th day Of
June, 1896. (, ]. 7. Is i t5 i8s,3
JOHN III. STEELE. rs
Judge Of Probate.
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LOOK OUT FORT
ROUGH CARS.
IS y i, 1. DC A Ms
6 co OHEs.
G ]; I

y IL will run through on quick ttifns,
reaching Des Moines, Omaha, Denver.
Ca1ifornia and all points III the West
The previous compl etc service not
ba disturbed by the add ition offs this
All your nearest Nf. ~ st. I'M r. ticlxsts
axants Tor tes and ictllars.
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JOHNsL. SMITH,
Receiver for Mortgagee
MoRrGAGE 1Fs,oRECLosURE SALE.

ATTORNEY fer Receiver for Mortgage, 1903
Globe Building.
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order Af least once "a e4chs eek tor three
successive sWe eek 10 5d day
print ed and pub .shed sifs
Dated at Jay AZ aof
June. 1885,. s.ssss q
sSS!sf 53.; OEINEd ETEELE,Ss
S$ Frobate. q
81 RUSH d. WIIEELEF; SIS 81 SS4ss a##Ss 95
s st. Paul, Mimi, ATTORNEY Tor pc ittoner.
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S/AAAS 1/s s>AS4 +
Receiver for Morte


!. G. 8. JELLEY,s13 Isl -
Attorney for Receiver for Mortgage. 80;
, Globe Building.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Hennepin.-Probate Court.
- tho aetofe 81 nrovol6
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01

Of Kauai.
Mokopuni 0 Kauai.

The following list of Delinquent Tax
payers, is hereby published as required
by law, and comprises the DELINQUENT
Taxes for the Fourth Division and
Districts as indicated including Real
Estates, Personal Property, Carriages.
Colts and Drays. Dogs and Personal
Taxes assessed and remaining unpaid
for 1895, with 10 per cent. penalties
and the cost for advertising as the law
provides.
o ka papa inoa malalo tho o ma noe
Hookaa Auhau ole, Ike hoopukaia akin
nei like me Ike kanawai, ola ma poe
dookaa Auhau ole ka Mahele Daa a
me ma Apana, ola hoi ma Waiwai Paa
Waiwai Lewa, Kaa, Lilo me Kaa-ki-
Kane, u IA Waiwai Lewa ae i
4 mmons, L No ia no 1895. me ka
c%am " .,. Il a me ma lilo hoo
-ha e like me ia aeia ma Ike kanawai
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1 certify that the foregoing is a cor
rect list OF Taxes remaining unpaid in
the Second Taxation Division, to the
best OF my knowledge and belief.
(Signed) C. H. DICKEY
Assessor End Division.
he hoike nei au no keia maluna ae
Ola ka papa inoa ma Auhau hookaa
ole la ka Mahele Auhau Elua, e like
me ka hiki ia'u Ike hoomaopopo a ma
naoio.
'hakauinoala) c. H. DICKEY, =
Lunahelu Mahele Elaa.
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Nothing succeeds like and this has proved regard the
as has succeeded in purifying dirty
other litter has done Iii make the can
be cleaned easier than filter known Step into office
the crystal filter have which
fairly makes thirsty the clear comes
through the
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District of Hawaiian.
Apana Hawaiian.
Unknown owners)
l r p 4044, L O A 6645 1 o5
2 r p. L C A 1881 1 O5
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We are agents for the Waukegan Barbed
WIRE also all kinds of Galvanized Fence
WIRE and other wires made by the Washburn
q Moen Manufacturing Company. We have
sofa many tons of their wire, and have had
the galvanized fence wires tested, and find that
the No. wire has tensile strength of 2S4O
POUNDS. The No. 4, BIAS pounds. Persons
VINO have had this wire want no other kind
ana are willing to pay a higher price for it,
besides the articles mentioned above we keep
a thousa nd other useful things.
dunpOwder of all kinds. BLASTING and c;on+
Powder, and the best stock of Guns and Am.
munition to be found in the country.
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PLOWS and BREAKERS

~ pauons Both the Cylinder and Engine Oils
number of times
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from the
Ranch
WekepTa
haveal
wire Spe' OF all azsu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11

v,sdom. md tho people SOW that the WIS
do,n M God was In him to do judgment
IA And l have also given thee WA,
which thou hns, not asked, both rlches IN"
honor ), Here Is our Lords "czcecainR
nbpndan;ly." il We a,c Wiling 70 h'e
unto Him" and for His pleasure thero
will be no need to ask anything Tor our,
selves "Tf auy man serve Me him VIII
Nv Father honor, is always true. IL as
bplirvers in Christ wo would only accept
as true our standing in Him and i've to
honor Him and glorify Him, we would
never need 20 ask anything for ourselves,
I'm, would daily find the promise true
"Nv God shall supply all your need &c
cordipg to His riches In glory oy CAris'
Jesus (Phil. iv, l9l.
IA And II thou wilt walk IN Ny ways
thon will lonsthcn thy days. Lehs'n
n, DAYS upon the land given them BY GOD
was special promise to israe! IN coAnec'
zion with obedience (fx. Xxx, l2l. Again
in Ps 1ci, 10, we read concerning mn ~,
who trusts In God. with long life Will
satisfy him and show him Ny salvation
The believer in Christ who has thus be-
come part Of His body reioices tna'
Christ is his life, and TINT because Chss'
lives he shall live also; whether IN the
mortal body or absent from the BODY %
In an immortal body, he Is willing to leave
wholly to the will Of Sod.
Is. And solomon awoke, and, behold
II was dream But II was none the
less reality, for God spoke to HIS sery-
hnts in dreams and visions u the night
LIob xxxili II, l5). some think that II
God would come TO them IN vision or u
dream they would Believe more readily,
and some think that II one rose from the
dead they would believe, but 1t Is written
that IL we believe not Moses and the proph-
cts we would not believe even one risen
from the dead duke xyi, 80
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when imagi nation takes the field and
we look at the rapid strides IN the
last half century, of science and art, Of
mechanism and mind. we frequently
ask ourselves the question: What
vantage ground the NineterDth century
will have for its rapid strides and de-
velopment towards perfecionT' Men
only are the masters of the situation, as
men only are the authors OF the ad-
vancements we have already made. AL
ready there is dearth of statesmen;
a dearth of great preachers; dearth
OF philosophers. Already one is forced
TO ask the question: Has manhood
and character kept pace with the times ?
would scorn the pessimistic view
which says: America has reached her
zenith, and soon will begin to decline;
but it is a fact, nevertheless, that the
rising generation seems TO be lily
equipped to gather the world in hand
and carry IL on to manly contest and
nobler achievements.
We have too many dudes and dudines;
too many buns and thugs; too many
r'iS poys uuu BiduN B4iiSf W. AishA-y
millonaires and too few men, 10 con-
template the future without concern
for it's welfare, When right shall rule
and character shall outrank everything,
and God shall reign above gold, and we
shall make the Advancement Of our
race, the manhood of our boys and the
nobility of our girls the chief aim. and
then make everything else secondary
TO this, we can say that the American
civilization is but at its dawn, and the
noontide OF It's day shall he more glori-
Gus than the dreams OF her old men
aud the poetry OF our nation can paint
il.
Let us. tl,cn, pay attention 10 the
things that lie at the very basis of all
that is good and true and noble in char
act1r. for the perpctuating of noble
( character in the generations which
| shall follow us forms the very basis Of
| Immortality here and hereafter.
csN y JO%ES-
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that is regularly made there 10 the
needy. and an idea occurred TO him where
by many unemployed men might be ma
,ersaily and spiritually helped BY him. lie
bread would be Fiven TO a., unemployed
men who ATTENDED the service the mex.
morning.
Nearly 90 men accepted the Invitation
and filied the galleries OF the church dur
ing last Sunday mornings service. After
the sermon they were each given a loaf OF
bread II IS the intention OF Mr. Gwylin
20 continue THIS distribution Of bread In
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serrnans recently delivered in the Unitei
men. priests. prela-& ~ gicEs "a
1y ..a i1s,afics the ext has been CAREFULLY
pop,.r5srs-r n. -o,,,,r, .. the mos.
dowq-,rodien man on esr,h, The "se sl.
get his crops IN. uI1hNtpS s@' as
horses ard the saerii gt-e NINA ~ ~
sam Jones, evangelist. a. TeTfe Hadie.
IHd'
ANARCHY-Anarchy ia chaos, darkness
and how DOES Il contrast with COD Cod
e. New haven. conn.
FINANCE-Tho great difficulty IN ne
llHa-s az 49, 800
at1 80 n1-s.' .-
VS. -sl's So - ~
Hocr2 e. baius'' te'efson' ~ j.
O. s.tti 9i.-alisr. i.',-l' j. cru
memo" ma h 40 d looks tor no az
caamV The th-rch shoals not -
fctfl'A io- iaF''t "-lsH'.9A. '-t .aS
e., a-. 5i .;t,. e, ii b ,,or,
SD.
r,a,- f.4.a.aa, t,-. ,,i,e.-tta ,..- q,
a-e.t.-r. .- -.. ..'.--....- ..s ,...-
80 .-its1- go. 49, b
,,5s t .,,.-
-4'-' -.- .'''--- '''-
rrrr.r,,, r...A..--.., s..-.l..t
~, o. ,-' ana
3tc'ed ~ u@n mat redeem. Tire sos.
ihrc WI ci'er ~ receive o. fq1 All "a!
wreu 500 .seut.iy y9Urse4f ~ 'h ta' &C.
rpised .~-'h t-.t GOD i- rIo~- - rar1
Wash
CHRIST a-s- Today SIS o.. central a.
-.-,. f- ts.. .-...-i.t- .f ne ct..iz..l ,rr-.s
80 ID. f-.,--.rl. --l-e s.1 NOR ~. ,i.ii
- -se -ss, -ii-f..-e- rvnyf-.f ,-tr- H.
,r.s Ir No. -. ,.ae1 100. *. ..-1t.i-.. -
10 yst.r, ~ T7es p
THE srfre- -.ts roo ~ r.,e t.-e
ia9Fsat he iH-.iR ana ne Ni-- 90 %
" af4 ~ 20 Us Pr
4, ID q,.''l is i'eF
% 'is4Al-e 20 = sH'la--ls', 'a.-
tA-o' ii-
. $500.
'F'l' LON f--''0d loves rs irs-
art r1t s.rr.y r. -tc arEr..sfa $50 10.
Us vita personal are tll.. ve are ust
leFt o. - -g@t 1t Is grasp 'h- t,Ith
Ism E.r u- SCOT iireq-y ,~.a- CA
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()P[( ]D,
peming.s Bridge. Texas. Ausu'

DeminE's Bridge, Texas Aos
Dr. purdy. Houston. Texas Of o.
Dear Sir-l began the usI Il eel
~ Give years ago ard ISL rs
rn:H cured by your Rein5Iu iroa !
During the last year ! pseS1 lille i
s My grains a day. ma, lid $!
cvO' being cured. having a,aneJ!
determined to try your i;rg 10 4
Took 1t at home, aueli u nnly a.
houst hold duties. 1t Is ne 'ox'parissa
know. Have nau ,-yors q
all remedies and want e,y,ll cgtl
that DIR. Purdy's RemetyyS as
at home, WITHOUT PAisN, nrhos'I
= grew stronger n..,ynldly
mont and took on ilesn ,rra,pipisd
can not express my sartslck
la lures had made me he.sa dr.
no desire whatever Tor cour.i /
was born II Ma hgor1aa ).
VIII re | have always llN'hp rriy 81
every claim made by Dr. No MS
! would urge all users, cet ,As'
often rhcy have failed, to sV !.
Gratefully yours. , " II. Gbl
Above is an abrcviatlo2n u p 4
received. original on ne "Hoass
office, In the B!nz buiid'"s'
as. A
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FREE BREAD AFTER THE SERMON

'VFI VWV NV IOTk TlWtH,
The Rev, u, V. Gwylia pastor Of the
Baptist church. has begun a system or
practica! Christian work among the un.
employed men OF this city. and. IN addl-
ton 10 rel!g Gus consolation, he giycs
bread to all who want II.
Mr. Gwylin left his study IN the chnrcb
10 get cup OF coffee last Saturday nigbf
on hts way 10 restaurant he came
across crowd OF workingmen, who were
waiting in front Of Fleischmarn'y cafe. In
Broadway, for the Distribution Of bread
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Rs4!s!ous MPE1p

not fully understand her, a1i, Therefore,
and the battle rnust be won and great
victory crown the church In her onwAr j
ma rc.n.-Rev. Z. (. Sunhelc. Methodist,
Camden N j.
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MANHOOD-what IS Christianity? II
is not 20 rnuch cr,ed as character The
one ia a theory. the othe. d=nonstrano
VIVA, is Christianity IL Is ed.iiel man.
* MANHOOD forever becoming more hhe
TIE archetypsl fIsza. Christ jesus, broad
,uirg in the love OF our ieiJ~ mon
mcui.:ing ever higher IN spiritual lunsnip
and likeness 10 God, the Father Almighty.
REV ". ". L4udrum. B4r;is', A.
ianta. Ga.
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THE LAW or MOSES Tho Ten com.
War1meuis given hy Col through Nose
ere The fluui1utu ~ uoi-r1 civilization.
Iley tNP-ss Ore va ~ GOD aa 10 thr
conduct ~ man They cover mans dur.
70 God H1d his obligation 20 lis fellow
nan. T5cY cxali III r,andlrd Of reiiti5o
rnf .av down tho l1s'c principle of sa.
rio.rfy. They arr !. feet. They need nor
20 te added 20 nor 80 b. suhtraoteh from
Wy only 10 he oh"yed The violation n
mis- law iH what plunges men atd women
INTO misery. breaks Hp families. ror~uvi
SO riy. degrahes politics and makes -
no world a moral chaos Key 4. H.
Myers Collegiate Church. New Y--it Cl,y
BOY WANTEp--E Every city. sate ma
Ton wants nc boy. THO home. The s-h al
~" office, no farm. the church an rapf
IA boy; The aloon. the popl.roorn. ill.,.
tflliard hall the dance hall an wprt III.
10Y. There are rival bidders f0r lilo bgt.
GOD wants the byo, Satan wants tho b1y'
rHch Is intent on winning him each is
nc!dinE forth Inducements each ie on
ING rewards - nis on oar.h aud angels
IN heaven arc allied with God IN wlnDf,,.
the boy. Vicious men. derraVed women
smiling devils. arc I'm league with Sttqn
% capinrc the lOy.~-Rev W. X. Reans
Methodist, Salt Lake city Utah.
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RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS.

Following IL a summary % the principal
r. rrnous recently delivered IN the Cniied
States and Canada by the leading cifrE
men. priests. prela> rcl gcEs ffachers
nrd professors Of the Chr1siian fam. u
every instance the re1t has been carefully
read and abeTe viaied
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11

WORK or THE CHURCE--The church
Aas taught the entity Of women ona has
a. psie-i - hey tnat place ~ f., .eiy Ml.ch
4 the family. arr has made the home
life 81 toiay possible. Tto crgr-r sff.i X
thc first Brow az slavery ly tea hing tlai
q ID men So .-4lal lu Co.'S sight aad tina
Ia bo- IL noble and dlenihcd. ard through
1nose doctrines 70 d, ~ .AhGsn.ng lcery 81
al !Ards-R Rev +, s. NrJoman, 4resby-
.erian, Chicago, H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11

FhMiTATIoN-It is mo common 10, IN
o. tempted. No man escapes. he he beg.
.aV or lrintf We must an PASS through
tempted Who arc trying 10 follow 0l.
io0ta'cps OF me- icfd |. 4 imnussitre ',,
uH nov iefnpt1- On T.. coming or 10 avoid
~. b"forn the dlad@m We must p.ear ~
crcwn OF thorns.--Rcv. T-scy walsh. r,ds
oopdlhn. Sumter y. &. ''''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-11

foPULLsTs-Tfe po7ulist g the most
dowu-troalen man on earth. The weels
get his crops tn. buz1ards get his
horses ard the sheriff geis him -kcF-
sam Jones, evangelist, a. Terfe Hadie.
Ind.