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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
Insomnia

is caused by arrangement of the
nerves. Lichty's Celery Nerve Com.
pound is an extract of celery combined
with other etlicacious medical ingredi-
ents resulting in a nerve medicine of
rare virtue. and wonderful in its prompt
and soothing curative effects, 1t will
make you sleep. Sold by Matthews
Bros. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
The Duck Social.

The invitations to the duck social
were sent out to-day,
The affair viii be held at Burke's
hall ON Wednesday evening next, and
from the interest shown among the
young people of town 1t will be Il great
success.
Firth viii provide music and Walker
will prompt the dancers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
NO. 8 SCHOOL CLOSES.
The High School Pupils are the Only
Scholars at Their Tasks.

The pupils of No. s school on Belmont
street, of which Miss Catherine Jay is
principal, We're dismissed yesterday
afternoon for the summer season.
The only scholars now at their tasks
are the pupils of the High school, and
these will enter on their summer va
cations on Friday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens ootEasc, powder II cures painful,
smartinS, nervous tcet and insrowng nsils ami
instantly takes The sting out of corns and bun.
ions. It's the greatest comfort discovery OF The
age. Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new shoc,
feel easy. II IS certain ourc ior sweating cal.
lons and not trcd, aching tcct. Thy il today
Sold 10y all druggists and shoe stores By mail
Tor 2jc, in stamps Trial package FREE. Adj.
dress, Allen 5. ulmstSd, lie Roy, n. \.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13

Hon. +. Y. Fitzpatrick. Congressman
from Kentucky. writes from the Ma
tional Hotel, Washington, ID. c., as fol-
lows:
"At the solicitation of friend I
used your Peruna and can cheerfully
recommend your remedy to anyone
suffering with catarrh or who needs
q good tonic."-F. Y. Titzpatrick.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
THE PASSING THRoNG.

d. c. O'Hara, of West Scranton wa
in town yesterday.
George Rogers, of Dundaff. visitcA
here on Tuesday. He was the guest OF
Undertaken Purple.
Miss Grace Cook. of Starrucca. a for
mer student at the Carbondale HiGl
school, is spending several days in
town.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
DELANEY's ADVANCEMENT,
Recognition of Merit in His Elec-
tion to Office of Supervisory Princi-

The advancement of John Delaney,
VINO mas been principal of the Simp-
son school, to the position of super
NiSins principal of the Fell township
schools, will he pleasant news to a host
OF friends in this city, where he re-
sides during the school season, and
where he is greatly esteemed.
Mr., Delaney has certainly the f,t.
ness for the increased responsibility
OF his new position and his election is
but recognition of his merit and
which the school board of Fell town
ship was quick to show when the op-
portunity arose.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
Rummage Sale Booming.

The rummage sale which the ladies
of the First Congregational church
opened i'm the old Globe store on
Salem avenue. is booming
The ladies have collected an inter-
esting collection of articles as the re-
suit of the "rulhmaging" and they eS-
pect their Efforts will be We'll repaid.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
Centennial Subscriptions.

Additional society subscriptions to
the semi-centennial fund reported to
Treasurer p. +. Connor are: Court
Daniel O'Connell Foresters of America.
$40; Ladies Auxiliary, Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen, 50.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13

attended the commencement exercises
of the University of Pennsylvania. at
which DIR. Thomas v. LOTUS and Or.
John O'Connell, of this city, received
their diplomas. Mr.. Clark is an uncle
of DR.. OConnell
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
Attending a Weddipr

simon Spansenberg, of River street,
was IN South Canaan Yesterday as "A
guest at the Beers Frisbee wedding.
which was solemnized last evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
Patriarchs Militant.

The installation of officers of Carbon
dale Conton, Patriarchs Militant.
viii take place Tomorrow night. Gem
eral I'd c. Deans, OF Scranton, will
he one OF the officers who viii conduct
the ceremonies.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
Guests of q Day,

Miss Daisy Bronson, of Unondals,
was the guest yesterday of her
brother, VIII Bronson, teller at the
First National bank.
Miss Courtright, of Wilkes Barre, is
n guest at the home of DR.. j. j.
Thompson and Mrs. Thompson on
Church street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
Attending a Funeral.

George f. Mannion. of the Nest
Side, left yesterday for New York city.
10 attend the funeral of his uncle,
whose death took place on Tuesday.
Mr.. Mannion's parents accompanied
him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
Miners Leg Injured.

Paul Sheylocl had his leg badly
crushed and his thigh fractured by the
member being caught by car in the
Coalbrook mine. lie is at Emergency
hospital
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
Afflicted with Measles

Robert stevens, son of Mir, and Mrs.
Randall Stevens, of summit avenue, is
suffering AN attack of measles.
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| Office: |
| BURKE |
| BUILDING
THE PEOPLES EXCHANGE

A POPULAR CLEARING HOUSE for the Bent.
n IT, OF All Who Have Houses 20 Rent. Real
Estate or Other Property TO Sell or Exchange, or
Who Want Situations or lIcp-Thcsc snal! Ad-
vertsemcnts Cost ono Cent a Word. SIX lnser-
tions for Five Gents Word-Excrpt Situate ns
Wanted. Which Are Inserted Free.
.>~>--y.~~~~r><o.-~<.,~~ .1~~r~oO>o>~.>~>~~o~->r
IN RE: ESTATE of James Madden. late Of Car.
bondalr city, Iackawanna county, pcnnsNl.
Nand, deceased. Letters OF administration, g.
T. 4. having been granted to- the undersigned, ai
persons having claims against the said estate VIII
present them for payment, and all persons IN
dchtcd thereto will please mako immediate pay
mcnt 10 WILLIAM MORRISON.
Administrator G. r. A., Carhondalc IA:
CHARLES H. HORTON. Attorney Tor Estate.
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Rev. Mr.. chaffee,s Fishing Trim.

Rev Mr.. Chaffee, pastor of the Car
bonddlc Methodist church, Is spending
few days with Rev. ID. $. MacKellar,
of Beech lake. 1t is the old, old story
Never satisfied" Both are brainy
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
Born at Hospital.

Born-To Mr. and MIS-. A, j. Camp
bell daughter. The birth took place
at Emergency hospital, where Mrs.
Campbell is q patient.
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Attending Commencement Exercises

James Clarke, of Terrace street. and
Dominick Larkin, of Pike street. arc
in Philadelphia, where last night thev
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-13
PART FIRST.

March Observation-Disclosures. ............ Orchestra
Class History coleman
Essay. 'bur Bot-' .................M Martin quinn
Piano Duct ....Mnnc Herbert, Gertrude Graham
lass Room ...........,........... .RObclt Mcakcf
Glass Presentation .................lIarry BunnCl
lutormissonrcn Minutes.
Overture .................. ............ Orchestra
Glass Prophecy ...................Elca Eleanor Jones
Piano Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mary Glcnnon
Presentation 10 School ........ Bcrinc Ilun,ickcr
Glass VIII .....................E Ethel MacMullcn
Piano Duet ......Mary Glcnnon. Raymond Burke
Mantle Grafton willis Gardner
lass song ~ lass
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01
A Reform That Doesn't Stop

Not content with reducing the
price of water one-half by city
ownership of the water plant, anl
with deriving revenue OF about
500, 900 year from ownership OF
the street car lines, Toronto in
tends to municipalize the gas serv-
ice. The voters have given an
overwhelming majority in favor of
the city buying the gas plant. The
company supplies gas now for 30
cents per thousand feet, but the
city expects to reduce the price
to 80 cents or under. In every
part of the world the tendency to
place public utilities in the hands
Of the people, instead of the hands
of private corporations, continues
to increase in strength. before
the twentieth century is half over
people will wonder ut the simple
ity of their forefathers of the
nineteenth century who permitted
individuals to derive great fortunes
from control of public services
Denver News.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01
Queer City. Mo. Jan. IL. 1901.

Queen City. Mo. Jan. Il, 1901.
To the Editor Of thu Enterprise;
have Just rad M account OF the beet cul-
ture in Colorado uud IL seems Ia be quit. =
paying business. This account stated thcs. Il
II factory at Rocky Ford. Could man who
resides in an ALREADY ovcrcrowdcd LEGALITY
mud work Ia tlsi- factory or In the cultivation
OF beetss and 5t'So, when will the work oP-n
and what l. the average wages paii per
month";
Doe, the ~Grs continue during the year an
for only t,ss' months ia summrri
Can a person live comfortably thcr-s
Arc thcrc Eny houses built of wood, OF sre
they all dGsont.f
Any information At your earliest opportun'
Ivy will bc thankfully received.
ERsrr uossun.
Yes, b.s, growing is profitable bust
ness. Tlfo income To growers tins pas,
year has been from $40 TO ELS PSF acre
after pHying expenses of growing aud
marketing.
Much additional labor is ns-,,lri for
the growing u. brc;=. During the spring
End runncr iaua help is iu grca, ir.
mani. hnd during TIA. sugar making
campaign. beginning sboa; Oct. 10. many
ut our farmers find .snplo.m-a, III tho
factory.
N-2: fall Rai winter Ill. factory will
probably b" ia operation for four mouths,
Tho pric,, pAii t"F labor in the factory
las, year VAS I5'. ronIs per hour. l, ID
no, practical To have any s,nrpa.c~ dur.
ms tho sugar maxim. campaign ani tho
xotk 10 en1,inHans. with day aai nigh:
tofe-s. each working - hours
whsT. farm hands ~ngk 10y tho mon,i,
tho wages paid Ar- go TO ss.s aud board.
Daring tho 'hianinS aud ~--,iing Of
hs~rss 81 POT day and board ID paid OF
q s1 aiihoa, board. ~h-sc ;h. work ID
not daae b. tho acre.
Gan a prrsoa live ea,nsost4bly th.rr7-
Soa bs,l Tbsrs 10 no locality In tho 4.
=. where sur ih. year round ma'e gu.
,a.abls climate eau b. found. We have
ci-.s. bright days. almost aein,sfrup,sSi
.rpsiIine. pur- air aaI Art-s.an water.
Tlss fall II rain anI Snow ss li.h, An,l
good. siasS;h. soliI Fps.Lls ar- found Tot
u frpa'hs each year. Our winters afp
mild with Perhaps tuo works q, srru
weather ias' To- keep people from forget.
ting sha, b-cssah-F. January aBi F.bfs,.
ary ate uiHisF Fsunths. la tLs sumtnss
the sun cusErs straight ,i,raush au at.
HspsphsFs fFes p' fn.ss % Impurities au,!
80 have heated term. which in rannrr.
'ipss SIih our rich soil apd irrigation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01
A MISSOURIAN WANTS TO KNOW"
All About the Advantages and Resources Of the Rocky
Ford Country.

produces the profitable crops sor which
the Arkansas valley is famous. And,
remember. thHt sunstrokes nre unknown
IN Colorado. Furthermore, while the
sun shines hot, when one is Ia the shade
great contrast OF temperature IL noted.
which pleasant contrast can hardly be
understood by dweller in the Alississ-
ippi valley. You can always be comfort
able In the shade.
"Aro there nny houses built OF wood.
or ar. they all duc-onts." Great Scott!
Dng.outsl You wouli hHye to hunt n
long time to tind n dug-out IN the Rocky
Ford country aud When You did find It II
would be n cellar for the storage Of fruits
and vegetables. Houses Of wood? Yes,
fran. houses dwellings, which cost
from si.OOO to s3.011. No, only so but
r'-sid.nc-s o. pressed brick equal in ar.
chitcciur. and finish TO those found III
any farming region. east or west. And
,h.~. lin. houses have hot and cold
water, brussels and Molnc, carpets.
pianos, electric lights, telephones.
aud daily papers. Dn. outs!
this confor, aud luxury has bc-n dug ont
Of ih. Sp!l hY the intelligent labor Of nn
energetic. wilraEakc. prosrrssis. com
mrniiy Of iAru-ss, gaF'lcncrs and fruit
growers
One cnnyincin. proof Of III. advantages
nf our country 10 the loyalty of ihus-
who have lived hero few years. After
MisspnTisu hsa lived ihfcp years 10
the Rocky Ruri county you cpald hari.
lS got him back th-F- To liy. 10y maxim.
him present ot tho best farm ia Pike
county.
I, 10 no -sssrcruiion .s say sha, no
section Of tho ~~~i Offers 30 srvat at
fractions To farmers as doSs tho liock!
Fond country. Before tho advent Of tho
sugar b~cs industry this portion Of ih.
valley MAS tho t,ns: prosperous portion
of agricultural Coioralo. Oar abanian,
alfalfa i. the basis for hosrsisins aud
profitable caiti- aud sheep feeding. Our
uai-rtn-lous aud cant.loup~s bring
handsome rrtasss. Truck farming 10 a
money maker. Fruit growing 10 q sue.
e~--. No .-riioa of tho United States
produces such tinc hos-y. On top IL all
ia-~s profitable sfs~cialiic- CONES tho
culiure Of spgaf boots. tho bc.t crop
RAISED In tho valley. Th. location os tho
American B---s Sugar Cos ifnHiensr
plant hero furnishes a snrs cash market.
a' snssn and profitable pr,r-@. Th,.
last addition Z. our agricultural output.
gives ih. Rocky Ford caanirs aitan.
iasvs not f-o---ssci by any other portion
ot tho ~p-i. No hsvs op-sings TOT an
unlimited number Of mon who want 10
cultivate ih. sol. They can cssn. With
'h" ASSURANCE that. n they arc indus.
,rlnus aud l-scl.bsaissi. .'bcy make money
faster than In any other agricultural
region ut the union.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01
Live stock N.,c..

The ssirst Colofado lambs reached the
Chicago market last week Monday from
Greeley. They averaged - pousds and
brought $500 on an averaEs.
Big heavy lambs are being ,kscrimi.
mated against by buyers. In tie case
o' lambs already too heavy the situation
is no, a very satisfactory one 10 tee,iers.
they arc getting heavier every day. -
Chicago Live Stock World.
Colorado fe,I lambs are commencing
60 move To- market but feeders are 10 no
particular hurry. They are waiting 10
SEQ an advance IN The quotations. The
danger isshai there will lc ton many
rUady 60 60 at the same time-Denver
SiUcEmau.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01
Best OF Motives.

The cadets at West Point have
had the assurance to issue II signed
statement in which they declare
that they have prac,iced hazing
with very best of motives, but hay
ing come to the conclusion that
the. people OF the United States do
not like it they will abandon 1t
hereafter.
II Is high time for some such
statement as this. and the blame
for the practice OF hHZiug which
has been attended with such evil
results in the past mus, be placed
nt the door OF the superintendent
OF the academy vino tolerated 1t n
much ~ with the cadets who prnc.
,lcrd l..
II il good thing for the country
,ha, iiics. brutal practicics have
finally been done away with. but
i, is not highly crcdiGablc To the
government that hazius continued
until th. students themselves vol
un,arily quit the practice.-Colo-
rndo Springs Telegraph.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01
Wafer i.C.purrrs Of the Stats Of
Colorado.


The division IT HyIFosrsphy Of tho
Uuis,l States Geological SuFvny has .uF
a usfmlsDF uf years. under tho direction ut
Y. u. Nsusll. chief hytlrusrapter. barn
compiling data cuacpFutus tho How ui
ustsr 10 our s;rsams. II ts naE desired
thss this Information shall be Published
IN IS cumplsiS form a. is possible. aud
J, he hoped that all persons uhp have In.
formation cuncsruius Tho ii-sharsc OF
use Of water in uur streams will saud the
sane tp the resident photographer. A.
l. Fellows. a, Room 10. Capitol Bniltl.
ms. beuyer. Due credit will be- gwen
Toe all information. aBj us hope tha; al.
vantage vill be taken os this Invitation,
These must bs vast amount ~ intorma.
iipa ecs,iered about IN the o.si..s II en-.
Einesrs aud others interested iu the use
OF watsr lot irrigation uF Zoe ppseF. that
uuuIs he Of general in;esss. u properly
cumPileSl All data relating to discharsp.
storage. application To- puuer purposes.
Si,h descriptions 81 pover. OF irrigation
plants. uill bs ut value and can be usel.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01

Minstrels may come aud 60. and
comedians come aud 60, but the
fame of Billy Kersands goes ON
forever. There has been no color.
ell comedians in all the world who
has the reputation of Billy" the
favorite of all; his fame is not
alone in America but extends to
Europe where he has made several
extended tours appearing by spe.
cial request before the Queen of
England; and now he wears as a
souviner from the Prince of Wales.
a beautiful cluster diamond pin
Billy" is still with Richards &
Prigle's. RUSSO & Hollands Big
Minstrel Festival and will appear
at the Opera House, one night
only, Thursday Feb. 2Sth.
Michigan Buckwheat, the very
Best at Casebeer & Daughters.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01

Occasionally II seems rural
mail delivery box that hns been
knocked of its perch aud broken.
probably by stone throwing boy.
l, makes no difference what kind
Of box il Is. Uncle Sam protects
i, by imposing a fine Of $500 and
no, more than three years in prison
for the offence Of tA.aprrins with
these boxes. A woni OF caution
just now may save trouble to some
one. Golden Globe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01

Those Kansas farmers are still
looking with longing eyes toward
Colorado water. But the farmers
Of this state insist that possession
is nine points In the law. and
hence they refuse to give up.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01

Many Of our citizens knuw that the
ladies II the Presbyterian church are IA.
nous TOT making chicken pie. Aud all
having this knaUleJiee will be pleased 10
leafn that a Presbyterian Chicken Pie
Social will he given next Thursday even.
ing at X. T.. hall.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01

Once again we have the promise Of a
brass band. The woodmen OF the World
Camp contains number Of neighbors
who are good musicians and the oresni.
zatioB 81 band is we'll under way. A
good band is one OF the needs Of Rocky
Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01

A column II tho matter In this issue
was in type Tor last week but crowded
out 10y the late arriving and biR airer.
,isinE orders " II. I. Maxwell and Glib
son's Racket store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01

II. II. Holbrook. president Of the
Laguua or HolbrOok Canal company.
filed his annual statement, showing the
company to have q capital stock Of s2O1.-
DD and a total Indebtedness Of ss.1i7.s7.
of which sI,5l4.O is due the state Of
Colorado.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01

Mrs. Kabo sets up fine Sunday din.
ner hard to beat.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01

Girl wanted for general house.
work. 1saairc a; Enterprise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01

The Saturday Evening Post
announces for early publication n
twelve-part serial story of love an d
adventure by Morgan Robertson.
Masters Of Men i. /. powerful tale
Of the new Navy. The central fig.
ures in the story are n rich orphan.
who has entered the navy as an
apprentice, aud n young ensign.
fresh from the Naral Academy.
The author leads his two heroes
through maze of adventures by
land and sen. This romance may
fairly be called the best work of the
best writer of sea stories in the
country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01
a DROP roo MUCH

Or grain in excess Of the physicians
requirements IN a prescription for you
may bring slSpu, fatal results. II the IN.
rre,lisu. is an active pussua. This sim.
ply illustrates the absolute Necessity o,
extreme caution in comppnndibs medi.
cines. Our system Of checking renders
the making Of mistake almUs. impos.
sible.
". T.. FENTON 4 co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01

Democratic senators have a goo,l
deal OF sport over tho presence in
that body OF one lone Republican.
Senator Farwell. aud one prospect.
i've Republican. Senator Newell.
Senator Farwcll. knowing how
powcrlcss lie ia, does not take
much part in the proceedings. but
Senator Newell is too much n
fighter To remain quiet. and s,irs
the animals up about once n dny
just to hear them roar. He de.
clarcs he is n member Of the tu.
sion party until the Legislature
adjourns, and that enables him to
retort in kind when the Demo-
cratic members attack his Repub.
licanism. Times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01
GOING WEST.

No. 8 .-........ 3:45 "A. NJ.
No. 6U7 7:17 IA. NJ.
No. COB. .12:3s IP. NJ.
No. S5 local Frt 1:50 !P. M.
GOING EASE.
No. 6G4 Cal. Lin. 2;R P. NJ.
No. 6 ......... 1:02 A. NJ.
No. 6S 915 A. NJ.
No. 6O2 9::20 P. NJ.
No. SIS Local Frt HOO A. NJ
&c. A. ROSE, Agent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-02-01

Michigan Buckwheat, the very
Best at Casebeer & Daughters.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-27

John Mnshall has been lowering
between life and death sor several
weeks. Yesterday Dr. Clinkscales re-
ported that he yet entertained hope
Of saving the life of his patient.
Sylvester Childers will be examined
this afternoon before Commissioner
Don Carlos on charge of killing a
steer belonging to farmer living
near Bluejacket named Hoffman.
Col. Soper, United States Prose
cutting attorney, returned from Mus
kogee this forenoon but will leave
again tonight in order to be present at
The conveniDg of the special grand
jury at that place.
Mr.. II. G. Compton, member of
Vinita Camp OF Modern Woodmen of
America, died at Wheatland, Mo-,
Yesterday The renaius will be in
tered at that place, the camp here
defraying the expenses.
Judge Denison is lying critically i'll
at his rOOms at the Cobb hotel. A
professional Red Cross nurse has been
provided and everything possible is
being done TO alleviate his sufferings.
Late this afternoon his condition re-
malned unchanged.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-27
WHAT WE DON'T KNOW.
By THEo. JOHNSON.

Far away in once densely pop
ulated country-away east across
the plains of Mesopotomia-lies
buried city on the banks of the
Tigris (the Hiddekel of Genesis
2a)-once the capital OF mighty
nation now inhabited principally
by rowing tribes of Arabs and
HISTORIANS. Once this city was
the glory and terror of the
ancient world, but for over two
centuries no certain trace of its
existence was to be found. And
the sco1er, the infdel, would say,
Where is the great city of Min
even of your Bible? AS much as
to say it never was, and where is
your "Jonah and his gourd2"
After 2G00 years the grave of this
city was found and its shroud of
sand displaced and to the eyes of
the world is revealed the great
mansions and other ruins for
space of 20 miles on the eastern
shores Of the Tigris, $40 miles
from its mouth and $50 miles
northeast of jerusalem. 1t con-
tanned AT one time a population of
800, 700.
But when YVES she buried? We
don't know A greater sand storm
must have come upon her than has
ever yet visited Vinita.
Ezekiel, the prophet Of the cap
tivity of judah. prophesied against
Nineveh aud the land of Assyria
tina, she should be made deso-
late. because she had laid waste
the city Of Jerusalem-the city of
Gods people on esrth. Yes,
verify. we see the hand OF God in
history.