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Wootan Wells, Texas

All things nre in readiness at this famous
resort FOR comfort and entertainment 81
conners Hotels AZ various prices. hot or
cold mineral baths. Elegant grounds, a
band Of music excursion rates 70 and from
wells on Houston and Texas Central rail
way and most ali the other roads. Write,
wire or phone Wootan Wells Co
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NOTICE 10 CONTHACTORS-~Sea bids
for reconstruction and repair 90 medical
college and university hal! az Galveston.
ihcatlOns to be seen AZ ofH-a Of Geo. II.
stowe, architect, Galveston, Texas, VIII
be received nv said architect until II ~.
June Is, 1901 Certified check for $500,
pAyahle to order OF undersigncd, must Ac-
company each bid, and VIII be- forfeited
II a contract aud bond are not entered
Into Within ten DAYS after acceptance OF
bid and right Is reserved 10 accept any
or reject ail bids. r. S. Henderson,
chulrmnn bonrd Of regents 6iS
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FINANCIAL.


MONTY no LOAN on Houston residence
or business property for rates address
T. o. Box 22i. ~
STOCK EXCHA.,1r--D Orders 10 buy or sell
oil stocks and an other corporation stocks
promptly executed. Purchasing agent for
fuel oil Write for daily market letter
Charles r. Ml niger, member stock Tx
change, 80 KAN building. 10
MONEY loaned on pianos without removal
from premises aud upon ~ kinds OF good
security. j. A. Rose. lOl0A Texas ave
nue.. room s. 10
MONEY loaned on Houston real estate. I'd
s. Phelps. attorney, 3lvH Main street. IL
MONEY 40 LOAN-We have any amount
Of money 10 loan on Houston city prop
erty OF improved farms, 10 amounts 20
snit borrowers william II, Olschewske 4
Co, 200 KiaIn building ~
Si51OOO 10 LOAN Oh Houston business OF
residence property. one to ten years. NJ
lowest rates OF Interest monthly pay.
money. Apply to y. L. Nils, 205 hain2
street
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TOR NEN1-Tho 2.story house corner
Polk aud Milan streets; roQmy and airy,
newly papered and painted Inside, good
cistern, water and gas connection. Apply
until Sunday TO II. ), Willett, Bristol
hOtpl y
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DAMON MOUND LAND sold iast week for
NNN an actc; VIII sell you land seven
miles south az - an acre for quick sale.
Address PISA this office.
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FOR SALE Blacksmith carrlage ana
paint shop, with tools and material; heat
stand IN West Texas; plenty OF work
for three men, viii Hell cheap for cash.
For particulars apply TO Strhllng Bros
Knrncs city Texas. 10
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FOR RENT Five room cottage. TbIr,l
ward, one block from car line. All mod.
ern improvements. L, W. Martyr, OH
Franklin. II
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SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII be received
until II o'clock, June TO- for the erection
OF block OF tw0astory buildings at Or.
ange. IeNas, where the plans aud specln.
Mcdonald, Architect; right IA reserved 10
relenl amy or Ill hIns. 10
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BRYAN HEiGHTS--A wonderful geological
phenomenal This strange mound formd.
ton is twcnty-sevcu foet high, situated
three miles from Nelasco and four nliles
west OF mouth OF BRACES riycr Tue
famous Lucas of the ]. NJ. Gufrey cop.
nauS pronuunccs this one of the lucst
prospects Tor oil IN Texas aud has ma
Chinery ON the ground. preparing 60 bore
for oil. The Bryan Heights OH aud Pipe
Line company are also preparing "a horo,
DnlN a few acres OF this land for sale
Apply Go Fred $, Robbins, Nelasco, TcNdh.
Is
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city council on April 20 1901 The sale
will he governed and conditioned by the
rules printed below.
l.. j. Tuifly NJ. u Bennett, l.. Gus
Mueller, finance eommlttee.
j. ID. Woolford, mayor.
of S30OOOO Of bonds Issued under an or.
dlnance Of the city OF Houston, passed
April 20 1901 All bids must be made
at noon Of June 20, 1901, Par ana a
premium OF at least $4,000 must be Of
fered or the bid will not be considered.
3--BL1ders agree that they have Informed
themselves Of the Legality Of the bends
troler) In the T. w House bank, In
Houston, Texas, not earlier than june 70,
1901, at noon, and not later than July ],
1901. at noon, and ibe successful BIDDER
must arrange to have payment made
there before said last mentioned time,
and II payment be not so made by saip
time the certified check on deposit with
The city shall thereby stand forfeited. II
the city shall fall 10 present said bonds
$50 registered at or before SAID last melt
toned time It shall be bound % return
said check, but shall be subject 10 no
further obligation and shall not be liable
for any damage consequent upon snch
failure. A check for 5000 duly certi-
fed by a Houston bank must accompany
each bid. The check Of the successful
bidder Will be retained 10 secure COM
plionce with his bid al others Will be
returned on the day or awarl. 3-Iho
city may reject any or all bids. g--Iie
bids win be taken by open, verbal COM
petition. Sealed or written bids viii
not be consluered ~
OF ANNUAL MEETING-Notic
Is hereby given that the annual meeting
Of the stockholders OF the Galveston
Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway
company will he held NJ the general OF
fee Of the company 10 the ely, Of ;lous
ton, Harris county, Texas, Of II O'clock
a. m, ON the "a day Of July, 1901; aud
that the annual meeting OF the hoard q
directors az said company VIII be held
az the same place and on the same G9y
immediately after the Adjournment Of the
said annual meeting Of the stockhol9ers
c. u. seger. Secretary, 2-ll
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the Stockholders aud directors
of the Direct Navigation Company viii
be held al the company's otnee In the
city Of Houston on Tuesday. July >, 1901,
az II O'Clock, a. N. b. G. Cushman, Sec
retary. l,2Dl
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NICELY FURNISHED rooms, close ia.
Apply 31S Caroline 10
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FOE SALE-Two handsome bargainss No
!, lQf acres near gas wen, Ia Liberty
county, price SO per mere. Nc. q 28TS
acres southwest sour Lake station. rice
aud oil land, water easy, prairie land
splendid oi prospects, lille perfect
Lake Texas
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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.

LOST ctwecn Western Union telegraph
c1lcc aud correr Main aud Prairie, bunch
uf feys. VIII finder please leave at West.
crn Union telegraph otilcei
LOST Small leather covered box, contain
Ing plsno repair tools, finder please re-
turn TO r.. 90 Travis street
LOST Near Buiohins aud Dallas, pei
black curly dog named Lady. Liberal
reward and no questions asked II re
turned 70 2l09 Dallas.
LOST-On night Of June 8 black satin
cnpc Liberal reward fot return IN Mrs.
Lenolr Hunt go Crnwford. ~
LOBr-on train between Kirbgyiile and
Beaumont q watch with Is. s. II cnt
with knife on back dOHble eagle Masonic
charm on guard Reward N returned %
engineers office, g. y. and X. c. railway,
beaumont
BTRAYED on STOLEN From Humble,
Texas one blood bay colored hnrse, l|5
hands high: has collar marks bunch on
one fore foot Advise G.. Bender g. sons
Humble Texas,
IOsT-s5 reward for return Of pearl
bronch, set with diamond; lost Sunday on
the street. IT'S Providence, al
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!. o.. rOTTON a BROS. Fire ipsurance
AEenta ana AainsteEs. - Aaln y. y
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FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE.

EACHANGE-2s ncres improved. one mlle
from Pearlapd; good house, stable and
In Honston. Price $1,000. Ten-acre or
chard one fourth mile from depot Pear
land will exchange for lots ia Houston
and pay small cash difference; $1,000 G.
w Hnhl Don Mnln 10
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FOR SALE~1OO.lcre farm on east fork Of
Double bayou 30-acre farm on west fork
Of Double bayou. Write to j. e. Jack,
son, Double bayou, Texas. n
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FOR sALR

WRITER'S ~
Cangraph. 500.
callpraph, SOS
CallgrRphs. $40.
J Cnllgraph, $40.
! Remington, $40.
l Remington, $50,
j. }. pastoriKa p s. L. Co,
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For Sale snwmlll plant. about 1900
daily capacity, planers, etc. half itB
value for cash. 2l24 this office. ~
FOR SALE One i2foot BY 4s-inch return
tubular boiler, complete with all nttings;
also one l2xi2 automatic steam engine,
lust the OUTFIT for rice pumping plant.
Address t. r.. Miller, Houston, OF W. IA.
McKlnnon, Schulenburg. n
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FOR SALE-At bargain, nne paying
business for lady or gentleman; reason
for selling sickness small Investment.
AddroHs 1905, this office, IL
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TRIBUNALS FOR construction of uFt
ebcapcs at the State cleemnsynhry insti
buttons. Sealed proposals are invited uu
der chapter ~, page 100, General Lava
Of iShn, for The construction OF Que o.
more fire escapes al either or NIL Of the
following State caempsynary institutions
Southwestern insane asylum, San Anio,
mo- the State lunatlc asylum, Austin
the state Institute for the blind, Aua
tin, the state Institute for deaf and
dumb, Austin; the state Institute FOR col
pred deaf, dumb and blind. Arstiu; the
state orrpbanf home, Sorsic4na, aud, ihe
bids VIII be received mp to Wednesday,
July 10, a D. 1901, AZ 10 O'clock a. ~ .
all bids should be addressed 20 the nns
dersigned at Austin Texas, md must
have written across the enyelopr, pro.
posals for construction OF FIRE escapes"
and hid must be accompanied with the
plan Of fire escape; the succession bid.
der or bidders viii he required 10 enter
inro bond, with approved security, for
faithful compliance With his or tbclr
c0ntrnct the right Is reserved To reject
amy and all bids. Joseph ID. sayors, Gov,
crlor OF Texas, ~
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FOR RENr-For hny or pastnre, Zoo
ceres choice black land, fronting Buf.
falo bayou. two miles; perfectly dFained:
I shade along bayou banks; on graded road
fourteen miles west 81 Houston, one and
Q half miles ia railroad. ~. II. rrlplett
loluh Congress avenue. ~
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HARRAL & HARRAL, real estate, loan
aud rental agents, SiIM Main street. N
yon want Sotr property sold place ID
With US and You VIII obtain the best re.
suits. Having vast experience In tho
rental business " win save you time,
worry aud money to place Your business
IN our charge. We furnish bank ref
crencc.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS $3.50 CASH six lots.
corner new slN-rOom cottage; modern
aud convenient; balance monthly pay
street car gravel road well Improved
price S1s0O until June 10. Halllwell A
Kelly ZIG Main street 10
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HELP WANTED.

w ssS shoFt.ordeT cook az iii Con.
e-NSo oltluSs II
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WANTED Work Nv 4 vonng man 81 ,-.5'-.
81 age porter or outside WORK: can snc,t
TS",-r,hah bohemian ind English Apply
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I011TI TO BOND BUYERS -On Thurs
day, the 10Th day Of June, 1901, mt II
O'Clock noon, at the mayors office, In
Houston, Texas, the finance committee
Of the city Of Houston viii sell 10 tho
paving and sewer bonds issued by sid
city under an ordinance passed by the
city council on April 20, 1901, The sale
will he governed and conditioned by the
rules printed below.
l.. j. Tuifly. NJ d Bennett, l.. Gus
Mueller, finance COMMITTEES.
j ID. Woolford, mayor.
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TWO VERY PRETTY new cottages for
rent In good nelghhorhOod. Third ward;
nice tenants wanted; hath ROOM modern
improvements. CAll AZ room 1, over south
Texas National bank. d
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THE AMERICAN EMpt,oYAtENI .c1%-
furnish positions FOR bookkcenn,,
stenosraphers, druggists, salesman, ehots'
Mnllers, lahorers, dining-~oh girls
eitoy our free, cool reading room MN
Congress- 'V'' AViS,2
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acre In II. w Boyce survey; nine miles
northeast Of Liberty, Hailiwell & Kelly,
DIG Mnln atreeI
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TD 81 pHFLpS, Attorney aud tounNtIor
AT Law 8i0H Main street Houston O.25
@rx1s SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
eITnorienced and bonded detectives for
Evil or criminal investigation; bonded
syatehmcn for day or night service. u. j.
Thavonat. General Manager, Soo1s Maln
street. u
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ngL1qHTFUIs ROOMS Furnished or mn.
furnished. for housekespiagi In a,oh
nrlghNerhood. aaH smith street ia
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Party 10 buy complete meat
market h1tures aud run business one
side Of grocery; rent cheap. Franklin q
Cn,, l0ldiA Congress, o
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Ds'rECTIyE AGENcY Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal iayesti'
rntiOns. reasonable rates. correspondence
Collected james Mocnne, box 100, lions
ton, Texas.
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Engineer to run shay, 5 engih +
I Hicks. Teneha, Texas.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BARGAIN IN small fruit farm. buildings
and bearing trees, best berry lnnd u
g Carpenter Aldlne, Texas, 10
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FOR SALE Well located GROCERY store
with good equipment FOR market, Frank.
lin 4 Co.. ldi6M Congress o
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ron SALE The old Stone Fort property
in Nacogdoches Texas, consisting oi the
Old Stone Fort and lot with several
wooden buildings; lot fronts 1J feet on
public square and 23s feet an Fredonia
street; property rents now al 500
month. For further particulars address
H. c. Roberts, 1918 Mckee street, Hous.
ton, Texas. 20
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LOST-On night Of June s. black satin
cupe. Liberal reward fot return IN Mrs.
Ienolr Hunt. $40 Crawford. 10
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BoARD-RooMs WANTED.

~ ITFiDT-FnTnished room with hoard y
"r9ivsfe family by two young men MI, Ns,'
~ ~ over six blocks from klcs aotesn;
address No. 1861 this ofsee. {"
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OIL sTOCKs FOR SALE on TRADE I
have several thousand shares stock Ia two
proven fields, now boring with our rigs
aud should stllke oil In thirty lays II
YOU have cash or black land, new pianos
on blcoded tro,tlng horses write me,
MONS this office. Is
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HARDIN COUNTY-le0 acres, $50 pcr
acre; ia b. Bela survey 800 acres, So
per acre IN + Brewster survey Halll.
well a Kelly 2lB Min street q
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PROFESSIONAL.

L. HUNT. surety bonds Fox building.
Houston, Texas; phone 7ld ~
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FOR SALE Three choice lets, corner OF
Walker aud Austin streets for limited
time only, nclghhorhood none better, Ap,
ply 2lih Travis street, d
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NICE two.story, six-room house for rent
neas paved street Apply lgi5 Mckinney
avenue. 10
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VAN IhD-A man German prefcrredA fnr
storehefper. Apply at offlce Hotel 10.
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EUROPEAN HOUSE, A4d St. Charles
street rooms 80 aud 10 cents per week;
reasonable; spanish spoken. F. Blanco.
Manager. 10
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

WANTED Contractors Tor brick IN mll
building and wood seed aud hull hons,
for Henderson Cotton oil ard Gin Co,
work To commence by June 70 or IS
Address n, L. Morwitsgy, Secy. lien
derspn Texas. II
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4 IlSNiSliED bnd housekeeping rooms;
Kinney. 10
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SURETY FOR ALIr-For hdeiIty, court
aud contract bonds Address H. Hunt,
Fox building, Houston. 10
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BUY Polk county land one drill on GROUND,
another follows Loughrldge A DOdSon,
Livingston, Texas. I'D
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LOST- Small leather covered box contnln.
Ing piano repair tools, finder please re-
turn TO r.. 90 Travis street. s
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NEAL ESIATEa1We have estahllshed rcnl
estate oflice az sour Lake; had Years 81
experience; teams and carriages to show
lana; bank references; send us vour bust
Reauchamp 4 Nichols, sour Lake, Texas
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'T77TT7TTF0-Togger to ship us ash, eak.
"wsi5tit and cedar logs write US ior
nsrtic1lars. G. Il. Cummings x Cor
Houston, Texas. u
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G1NNERS 'fhicRly Settled proyper0us
community needs sin badly u. Il Vol
TEX sealy, Texas. ~
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NICE COTTAGE. WITH modern Improve
nents, to- small family, near Washington
Street school Apply 10 Otto Preussner,
1918 Washington street d
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FOR sALE-95 feet front on the asphalt
paving. Immediately opposite the new
freight depot on Liberty avenue, known
as Nos llO2 10 llO8 Liberty avenue: this
Is a line business location and win not
be on the market long. Harrnl q Harral,
317i5 Main street d
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WANTED TO BUY.

WE WANT everyone to know that we
buy, sell. new, second hand furniture
and household goods. Barr Kuller 4l4
Travis ~
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FOR SALE--General merchandise business;
about $4,000 stock good locnlity, a snap
for the right man. Address 1888, this Of
npe. X
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-27
sAYCTA siMPLICITAs.


The ST Paul Pioneer Press tells d
good story, showing the degree OF ig-
norance that, in some cases at least.
was behind the agitation for the abol'
ton Of the army canteen, and which
swept Congress OF it's feet, as 1t were
one OF the ladies who were lobbying
for the measure was asked II she real
~ knew what canteen was. "Oi
course do" she answered. Every
body does. It's a tin bottle that the
soldiers carry. and it was made for wa
ter. but the government fills It with
whisky"
The story is vouehed for as correct
and It Is further added that more than
one Of the Jealous reformers knew as
little about the object Of their solicit
ude.
II sounds almost incredible that such
can be the fact but It IS very certain
that during popular connections ana
agitations. many active participants
are found among those who know hu'
little about the questions involved Ihe
ignorant are following the lead of those
who shout loudest There is such a
thing as holy simplicity" to use the
phrase OF one OF the martyrs, and when
that simplicity is stirred to action. ar
guments are useless
The anti-"Mormon" agitation that
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OUR CHINESE PROBLEM.
San Francisco Chronicle.

The more the subject Is considered,
the more evident 1t Is becoming TO the
mind Of everybody concerned that we
are reaching critical stage again with
the Chinese question The consensus
Of opinion among the friends of white
labor Is q perfect agreement with the
Chronicle" that our only security
against another invasion Of coolie labor
lies in the re-enactment of the exclu-
sion act. The local legal representa-
tive of the federal government agrees
with the Chronicle that the Gresham
exclusion treaty is In itself insufficient,
This was the view taken generally In
Congress when It's ratification was de-
bated. The best that can be said OF
it is that It officially Endorsed the ex-
eluslon of Chinese cheap labor and re-
moved the possibility Of objection by
the Chinese government TO an anti
coolie legislation But as II provides
no machinery for making exclusion eff
fective II is worthless as a self-oper-
ating instrument.
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CHINA AWAKENING.

The arrival In New 1OrK or Loo Chln
on, a Chinese mandarin and represent
tatlye Of the Chinese minister OF COM
merce is an event worthy OF a passing
notice. He comes 10 this country, he
says 20 study our Institutions with a
view Of embodying them in the reform
plans contemplated in the Monaghan
empire,
100 chin on talks intelllgently on the
recent trouble In China. He says II
has opened the eyes OF the rulers OF
the nation 70 what Is needed and they
are determined to see that the people
obtain II. There will be many radical
changes he says Railroads and tee-
graph lines win be built, Men VIII be
sent to the United States to study our
school system, and in time every CHI
nese village will have It's own school
house. Every part Of the country VIII
be opened to trade, and the United
States viii he believes take the lead
in the fields of commerce that ere 10
be opened up
The eminent Chlnaman Is a noted re-
form leader, and his views are, per-
hapg. too sangulne. But 1t Is TO DE
expected that the shock received by
the Chinese empire Will result In
general awakening, and If an up 10
date school system is established ana
lines Of communication built the
giant OF Asia will before long be In a
position to command respect among the
nations Of the earth. The invasion
viii then prove to have been bless
ing in disgulse--very much disguised.
The next thing needed is a
prophet-statesman who, with some
mighty trumpet blasts can awaken the
slumberlng conscience Of Christian
nations. to the unspeakable wrongs
committed in the name Of justice on
pagan soil. The injury done to western
civilization by the exploits Of It's repre-
sentatives cannot at this time, be esu-
mated accurately They have commit
ted murders and robberles under the
cloak Of Christian civilization. TheV
have betrayed, in the presence OF pa
ganism. the Master whom they profess
TO kiss. They have Dragged ABOUT their
deeds OF horror, instead of weeping over
them How Is this TO be atoned fory
That is a question which the future
must settle. And who knows but that
in the very awakening Of China to en-
ergy and modern ambition and aspira-
tIons, perhaps under the tutelage OF
Japan, there is a suggestleA Of coming
atonement? History is fin Of examples
Of weak and obscure nations coming
into prominence and power, seemingly
for the sole purpose of hammering to
pieces empires that have deviated from
the paths Of justice. Why does not the
pulpit Of the christian" world enc
deavor to arouse the slumberlng con-
science, and call for repentance? Is II
because darkness Is covering the ma
tlons. and they are unable to- see any
danger in the present situation?