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The Minneapolis journal., 1901-04-23

on FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
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FREE FOR SALE" CARDS TO THOSE
advertising under this head. Be and
call for them when you leave the cd.
COLFAx MINERAL WATER.
VIII permanently cure constipation. We
guarantee results: $1.75 per six-gallon case
The wood-Inglewood Co.. BIB Hennepin.
WILDWOOD. DRY, 1.75 TO s.; LOADS,
partly dry, SITS; coal, S. and $5.25. Plymouth
Lbr. Co.. Lumber Elk. Phone, Main TT J-2
WHEN YOU WANT FURNITURE repaired,
reupholstered, refnished, or mattresses reno
gated, try Rainville Bros, the East Side
dealers No. Is Nicollet island. Both phones.
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SLIGHT
ly used household goods of every description
We can save you Is per cent at the Town
Market Furniture Co.. rs and q 9TH st s.
SEEDS-FRESH STOCK D. n FERRY &
Co.'S bulk seeds just received. ]. H. Smith,
214-216 Hennepin av.
WE MANUFACTURE EVERYTHING FOR
lighting purposes; gas, electric and combina
ton fxtures;- dealers in globes, brackets,
Welsbach burners, mantels, ETC., wholesale
and retail. Call or write eor prices. Min
neapolis Plating & Gas Fixture Co.. 216 1st
say s. N. w. Tel.
SODA FOUNTAINS CHEAP. MINNEAPOLIS
Soda Fountain Co.. 521 Marshall st NE.
FOR. SALE-ONE BARBER CHAIP- CHEAP,
81. All Medical block.
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WANTED-TO TRADE FOR $1,000 OR 8, 900
stock Of hardware, one OF two quarters OF
Dakota dirt. Ross E. Parks, Lily, 8. D.
PARTNER-WANTED-S 500 TAKES HALF
interest in good legitimate business; $500 cash
required; If you are not ready to talk busi-
ness, please don't call. No letters answered
Room 275 Syndicate Arcade.
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Fred L. Cotton, city hospital, 4S years.
Mrs. Martha A. Anes, 3104 Clinton av.
John Strom, city hospital, Al years.
Walter r. Porter, 1903 Jackson st NE,
years.
Estes c. Lindstrom, 1900 Sd st S, years.
Eva VI. Wallin, 1899 Fillmore st NE, weeks
Nathan Dyer, S2S 9Th st S, "a years.
John r. Howels 1914 14th av S, "a years.
Emily c. Ames. 742 e 18th st, 50 years
Marian E. Shaw, 2524 Portland av, 80 years
Emily Johnston, 1905 5th st Sc, rs years
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Marriage Licenses.

Herman Zenz and Josephine Franzen.
Solomon NJ. Hallett and Harriet NJ White,
Linn county, Iowa.
Patrick Collins and Julia Calvin.
Fred Perkins and Flora B. Thompson.
Swan. Carlson and Lima Samuelson.
Frank A. Bursch and Mary A. Ludwig
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HAVE A LAUNDRY DOING GOOD BUSI-
ness, in fine location; good reason for SELL
ing. Call between and p. N. 500 Wes-
tern aY.
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FOR SALE, HALF INTEREST IN Al STOCK
of general merchandise in North Dakota
salary offered for managing the same; must
have experience Apply to VIM. Broom
care Wyman, Partridge & Co., Minneapolis
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3 FOR SALE. D
2 Six per cent preferred stock
of an Al elevator company, at D
3 par; shares 500 each; dividends pay b
3 able January and July. Address or D
: call on .
VIM. l.. SHEPHERD, BROKER,
5OS-5O9 ". Y. Life Bldg, Minneapolis
eNRHRH RNHssHtstssesse eHssSsHSsHNes
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WILL SELL HALF MY STOCK IN coon
copper mine at great sacrifice. Must do this
to save balance 1t will pay to investigate
&bi QeA IoOrnal
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IF. YOUR LAUNDRY WORK is NOT SAT-
isfactory on account of neckbands stretched
or linen left unclean, try the Custom Laun-
dry, III 9Th st S. Telephone 13s Main
WE HAVE SOME GOOD OPENINGS TO OF
fer IN all lines Of clean, legitimate business
in the growing sections of the northwest We
can sell YOUR business. References: The
commercial agencies. Odlum- KurtZman Co.,
Phoenix building.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

Continued.
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT GAMES f.
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant). patent
attorneys and solicitors, main Office, No. 929-
9S5 Guaranty Loan building. MINNEAPOLIS.
Mimi. branch Office, room 81, McGiIl build
ing, Washington, D. c.
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MARRIED MAN WANTS POSITION AS EN-
gineer, fireman or night watchman. Address
2524 Aldrich ay &
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UNIMPRoVED

HOUSES BUILT ON PAYMENTS; MONEY
loaned no commission. Real estate bought
and sold Sawyer Betcher, 507 Phoenix.
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WANTED-A GOOD STATE AGENT; BUSI-
ness absolutely safe, permanent, profitable
come and talk with me. T. w. Hartford
Hotel Windsor.
FOR SALE, CHEAP, SOME OF THE BEST
stocks in the Republic mines. c 966, Jour-
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YOUNG, REFINED GENTLEMAN WISHES
position as private secretary or business
manager for some wealthy man or woman.
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SS,UO0-HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS, FUR
mace. mace. bath. two-s story, gas. city water, big
Dafn; good lot; place cost $1,000; inside oath
st, Sunnyside district; terms cash. Hobart.
Phoenix building
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GOOD FARM LANDS ON WHICH THERE
Is small amount yet to be paid; on easy
Terms and cash for stock of merchandise. Ad-
lress 966, Journal
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8, $1,200-HoTEII s. DAY; CLEARING ;1,O0

yearly
81, ,000-Grocery, clean stock, $40 daily
SSu0-Conf, cigars, nice living for two
S75O-Butter, eggs, ETC., 81 200 net yearly.
49, t-+' - ~ nm I uTnhar pCNrh n,ro
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FOR RENT, OR LEASE. OR SALE ls-
room house; furnished; also restaurant in
connection. Address P. o. Box 81, Mime
apolis, MINI.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS SPECIALS

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MoLES, ETC, PER-
manently removed by electricity. Miss Hol-
lister, TITS Syndicate block Pioneer stand Of
the northwest. Exclusive specialist
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-09

WANTED-A gocd cook man or woman.
Apply pickwlck hotel az once. Jim How.
nid. Crockett. Texas. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-09

BARGAINS IN HOMES, MIDSUMMER
CLEARING SALE,
For a short time only ! osn give you
very low prices on the following choice
property In the Third and Fourth wards,
II you want home or investment come
aud see them.
Two-stsry, s,room house en- Main street,
2N lots, can give immediate possession,
100000
Twostory. s.roop house on McGowen
avenue, nnsly sHished, lots nne lawn,
nowers and roses in abundance. az ideal
home ......,............,... $500 co
Large two-stsry house on Austin street
close In, lot 80 by i2S, senuine bargain
for home or an investment. $4,000
Two-stary. s-roOm house on Caroline
street, q bargain ..-....,........ $500. o.
Eiegan; house on Rusk avenue, one Of
the hnest in the city, large grosnds, nns
trees. centrally located ..,...... 100000
Large two-story, s,reOm houss In the
Fair Grounds. two iots, must be
sold ...... ........''.s'''s.''''s SSOo'Vo
Very hne large house % Mckinney ave
nue., aRs grounds, centrally located si4..
600.
Cottage Of rooms on csihoan between
Caroline and Austin. lot 30 by 100 ScSnoo
And many other properties too numerous
90 nention. ~ L. Mills
II 2Ie Main street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-09

NOTICE. Thirty dHyE from this date the
city OF Houston will sell % the highest
bidder, for cash, all OF the property
whies he elty ~ now holds deeds Isl
q The deeds o. TIE properly can be seen
81 The Office OF the city attorney n the
Miiby 4 Dow hall, on the corner o.
Texas sye1ue and Travis street L j.
Tnffy n ~. Bennett. J.. Gus Mueller,
finance COMMITTEES. Houston, Texas july
Is, 1901, go
NoTiCE-N0fIce l. Eereby given that 3
fIecia' meeting Of the stockholders u
The Alktlu and Northwestern Railroad
Ioapany has been called BY The board
81 directors q assemble o. he geaerai
nffIce Of the comPauS "a Austin; Texas, az
~ O'Clock a. m on she 1879 das q Az
rs and providing for the sale o. the
,si 1 esy % n s 4asdS r. Travis soasts %
he towr OF Lane, IN Llauo coanty, With
its franchises and sFpurteusa,nesss g INC
HI uston and Texas Central khiifoal cem,
pany. G d Reilly, seeretary. s.l9.ol
TREASTRY PREPAYMENT. otnee Of
C0mptreiief % the StsleEea NAatihs
ton, d. C., June II, 1901 whereas. ~
rndersigsea. Il has been made = appfsr
thai The Merchants National bank o.
iIegsioa, 20 ths eiiy q noastes,' = ne
ss sn e = wiz ali tSs preyislens u
tAe ststEiss q the. pniied states. re.
ssssrssfioa saaii IS authorized 10 com.
renee ne business 81 banking
Now, therefore, J. Charles Q Dawes.
com pfraiier OF the cnrrency. dc herehy
ceFtify that she Asrehanfs National
hank Of Houston. in the city q Houston.
Ia the county 81 Harrik ard state Of
TexaS Is anthcriaed 10 commence tie
business ~ hankinE az provided In sec
ton siSg 81 ths REVISED Statutes q the
United Srafef
IL fcstimony whereof wifacss ms hana
aud tie seal 81 effce thiA iith day Of
June 1901. cHAS. g. DAWES.
Comptroller q the csrrsnes. sas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-09

MANTEDg-A firsi7ciass white barher, GUAR
sutee $40 week Apply a8N II ST., Gal
Npk
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FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE fousfrn city
property 20 exchange Tor land IN Snenr-
cochex ~ san Augustine coulfies y.
=. sArreil. Eet sprEnsA. ARK 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-09

THF Roard II Paarmacy VIII meet Az
Epst the 90th 1901, AZ va Main street.
Il examine applicants for reSlsratlon;
A. = Kissnng. BEG
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FINANCIAL.

WANT 70 BoRRow-F From i've 10 eISRt
thousand dollars on a heavy risk, az
oT 10 per cent interest Address $3.50
this ofhce. n
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\
NOTICE IL hereby gwen that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Hous-
ton ard Texas Central Railroad Company
to assemble S s al tie Genera su ofaee u The
m, on the 10th day Of August. 1901. for
the following purposes, t0-Wit;
First: To authorize and provide for pur'
chasing. owning and operating the rail-
road Of the Contra Teas aud Northwest
Garrett staten 10 ths town ~ wsTahachle,
In Ellis county, with It's franchises aud
appuTtenanees; the railroad Of the Fort
Worth and New orleans Railway Com
pany, extending FROM the town Of Wsxa.
hnehie, In Ellis county, 70 the city ,of
Fort Worth, In rarrant county, with rs
road AZ The Austin and Northwestern Rail.
roau Company, eSteadiug from the city
% Austn, 10 Travis county, 10 the town
~ llano, ia Llano county, with vs. from
chises. and sppurienencrs' tbs. railFoad q
the Granite Mountain aud Marble Fails
City Railroad Company, extending from 4
Northwestern Railroad in Burne, county,
20 the town Of Marble Falls Ia Bnrpet
county. with Its. franchises. ard sppEr.
known as the Lancaster Tap Railroad, eI,
tending from Hutrhtns station 10 the tuwn
q Lancaster. in Dallas county, with us
franchises and sppurienances, or either
franchises and appurteuances-
Second To authorize snd provide Ter
amending the charter OF Articles o. lB-
corporation Of said Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company SO as 60 Auteorf
Ire II 70 construct, own. operate ara main.
with The railroad now owned hy said Ans,
lin sad eNorihwestern Railroad Company
10 the town 81 Lampasas, 10 Lampasas
See IN sad provide for locating, construct
Ing maintaining and operating such
branch lnes az railroad from the fines nos
owned by, g IS The stockholders a. s1eh
meeting shall determine. -
s-lGol sseretAry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-09

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Fph sAf.E- The SIX lots on s. F@15asi
block $50. Address j Z, aibrsI,h a..
~
HOUSTON HEIGHTS oFricK 20 MArr
street. controls nine-tsnths q al an s
Houston Heights lots; Our prices are
JOHN a. MILRoY. Agent Il
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
FOR sALE- The Houston Heights hotel
only one near Houston reached ~ street.
ears John A. MIlroy, 20 Main 81 n
ANOTHER MODEL HOME--At \ HaTgain
iui this week only, Two story, mo 1rsp
rooms sa Sst ssp0 seasns scsse a a
IS ns only sSS ui Saros saSsses cos 81
wish 20 take advantage OF this spiend 4
investment Haillweh & Kelly, 80 Main
NOVICE 70 coNTRACTOKs- Sealed pro.
posais will be received by the presiden;
and members OF the police Jury ap IL
" o'clock neon, septemher 3, lr0L At
the Office 81 the CLERK 81 the police Jury
az Lake Charles Caicasieu parish. Ia.
Tor the remcdeling and additions 20 the
parish court house. Plans and tpecifca-
tons can BE- seea after August 5 al tue
q X; p. Steele, Houston. Texas and AZ
the Dallas and Shreveport cfnces ~ the
James Reilly Gordon Co, Architects:
SEALED PROPOSALS addressed to the
commissioners court OF Harris comfy,
Texas, at Hous,en, Texas, will bs receiS
August 20, A. ii. 1901, FOR furnishing
the necessary material aud constructing
twenty bys miles lapergexlmatelyl of
Washington road commencing At the end
81 the present pavement aud extending
gf ISL zen piles an n0tiswiiFTas along ssid sosd
road commencing ~ the irnu bridge oyef
Greens BAYOU and extending eastwardiy
Felipe road commencing ST the city lin
Two miles on tse TciephcseS road D COM M
70 'PS Ss image se overt very bF % i SsIc s1sa9n .s
. nros q Two Ha98d orc fSarta niles, ap
construction Of said roads in maeadam.
gravel, combination ot grayel and she'll
aud rock and she'll In continuation 20 In.
and Spe di ne . All IN nSenF3spes e ~Ish sss
plans and specifications now on Ole IN
The offlce Of the eoapsy surveyor Of Har-
ris county Texas. ~ bids must he ae.
companled hy a certified check upon
some local bank ia a sum equal 70 ave 80
per cent Of the amount al bid nsyable
20 the county judge 70 he forfeited "a
liQuidated damages ny the succeksfni bid
der who fails 10 enter Into contract and
bond as required The successful hid.
der will be required to enter into 4 bond
30 sum equal 70 one togrth ~ 81 thu
eoptrAct price conditioned upon the faith
fnl performance OF the contract Tbs
right Is reserved TO reject Vny and ell
bids. Specifications viii be furnished 70
al intending bidders who request tho
ksmf from the county surveyor, William
Krsdburn, Esq, v, II. Nasmer.
county Judge Harrls Co, rexes. SO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-09

rrvFyTENE ,registered); woman's safe
.r,r6. 81 by mail In plain. sealed pack
III. lady agents wanted, Lock box 544,
b;on Rouge, La -
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MARTYR, HUDSON a FORD,
900 Franklin Avenue,
Real Estate. {

DAMON MOUND .. acre On Tor for sale
this week az $3.50. Address 44Sa, this Of
fee.
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7FIfT leave for the north on a business
H. August G. and will be gone for about
ia wfeks. Kindly hold yonr orders until
N ,rturn Ny store win be closed until
4 leurn. Jack Diamond, The Tailor, lun
I.ss.oa Ave. -
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foA SALE-A nice place tor sale tDiialae
iocstion to- doctor. eehori teAfhef.
prcsch<r o. merchant Address 4. W
H. pcnE'naA TEXAS ~
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$40 GOO TO LOAN on HopEton business o.
Fesideace property; ole 20 ten years, al
lowest rates OF inteTest. monthly pay
mentS n desired; no delay u gettilg your
money. Apply 70 y, l. Mile 206 Aelg
street
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! AGENTS WANTED:

lis EST Sss NATE ssssss:'.s ss'ss s;s
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T, .1shI. unfuFnlshed rooms iioi walkssE
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NAMED A 6fst.ciass assotter aud
htndler one WAC understands the hasl
rtss and Is not afraid Of work None
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MANTED-A hrSt-clasS clothing salesman,
nv leading retail hcnse, best Of refer
eites redl ired Answer l.. o. Rcx 100.
Palestine, Texas. q
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THE BINYoN STORAGE COMPANY.
Moving, storing, packing; nne new
nIlek Wareho1ses separate locked rooms;
large vans careful and experienced white
and Fifth si-4efs. 10
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-30

r Il is PROBABLE that the cause
of the recent disastrous fire in
Il Philadelphia that resulted in de-
struction Of human life in a most
shocking way will never be known. IN
vestigation will undoubtedly prove that
the appalling disaster was the outcome
of criminal carelessness which permit
ted the storing of so large building
with inhammable material that was a
constant menace to the people working
in the place.
Whatever mry be demonstrated by
an inquiry into the affair, the fact that
Il structure so Intellectually protected
that twenty lives should have been
sacrificed in as many minutes does not
speak we'll for the vigilance of Phila-
delplia officials in charge of the de
pnrtmentS of public safety. And this
terrible disaster should prove a warn
ing that will have the effect Of afford
ing better protection in future for
those who are obliged to toll in crowd
ed workshops several stories above the
ground. There are too many tall
DllllullSS lHeSe udNS ildl are llOl pro-
vided with proper means of escape in
case of panic. Many that have been
equipped with the So-called fire eS-
capeS' can scarcely be considered safe.
The iron ladder attached to an outside
" indow here and there affords lirtle
chance for the victim of panic who is
liable to be suffocated in an attempt to
reach the place of egresS. 1t would
seem better to strike at the root of the
evil without further delay by the en-
actment of laws that would prevent
the erection of tall buildings that are
not tireproof. The Philadelphia holo-
,aust emphasizes the need of such leg
iSlation which can alone prevent the
constant menace to occupants of care
leSsly constructed edifices which are
filled with busy working people in al
most every large city in the country.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-30
,sincss proposition not difficult to un-

business proposition not difficult to ,in-
derstand.
The only legitimate items of expense,
according TO the Times man, are for
printing ballots and hiring hall for
the convention. For printing the bal
lots he would allow $50. Just how he
would distribute the ballots to the re-
mote parts of the county he declines
to say. Perhaps he has self-distrib-
uting ballot he wants to exploit. Let
him not be modest. Trot it out. The
county committee will hail it with joy.
The matter of advertising Is entire-
ly omitted from the Times expense ac-
count although the rules provide
specifically for certain advertising at
certain times In certain ways, that
the voters may be informed of the time
for registering and who the candidates
are after registration is closed.
We mention this matter of advertis-
ing because it has been a tender point
between Editor Lynett and the Demo-
cratic city and county committees for
years. The bills he has turned in for
political advertising have staggered
more than one chairman and made new
assessments on already overassessed
candidates a necessity. The members
Of the Democratic county committee
will be delighted to learn from Editor
Lynett that he has had a change of
heart and tha 50 lar as he is concerned
political advertising is entitled by right
to place on the free list.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-30

"Whcn the Democracy went ont OF power IN
our state it lett to the Republican party n leg
acy Of almost $40. 0OO, 900 of debt, This debit by
wise administration under Republican rule. has
been almost entirely paid We have increased
the appropriations TO the common schools uhtl'
stand at the head Of the American states IN
support Of popular education. Under Republican
administration there has been paid each year for
educat ional purposes more than was appropriated
by the Democratic party in their quarter or
century of misrule. We have increased our ap'
nropriations to charitable and cicemoSrnary insti.
1utions until we can make the boast that no state
between the two oceans supports these ihsiitu'
tions well does own. Our 1.WoOD OF
people industrious, honest, law-abdng and
happy. Yet, surrounded as we are on every side
with prosperous business Condii ions with people
happy, employed and courntrd. and with every
avenue OF business and trade fully occupied and
with the prospect of the future Frightening and
growing more hopeful. the old historic party OF
obstruction and ncgaton sets up hysteriCal cry
OF false pretensc, hypocrisy and insnccrity tor
the purpose of misleading the people ana regain.
ing lost power.''From the Republican Sta:a
Platform,
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represents some of the best
thought Of the day regarding many
vexing questions, and its deliberations
are carried on with deep religious
faith and conviction. Whether or not
we are enthusiastic over foreign mis-
siolS, and whether or not we believe
that they are accomplishing all that
they should we certainly can bring no
arguments TO bear against the aims of
home missionary work.
More and more should ii be evident
to the great religious bodies of our
land that the necessity for untiring
effort is knocking at their doors, and
that upon them rests the responsible
ity of the future of the nation. If they
do not use greater power and more
comprehensive means. there is n
gloomy outlook. Foreign mission work
unites with home work at our very
gates. We cannot afford to stand aloof
and await developments. The only
hope for this country is in its firm re-
ligious faith and religious standard
With mfaith and atheism comes an
arrhy and its attendant brood of evils.
All honor to the good women who
quietly and gently are touching the
aliens here and there, through the
deavoring TO teach them civilization
and, most of all, the value OF religious
living.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-30

The men who have been fighting
some part of every Republican ticket
nominated in this city and county for
years are at their old game this year.
They are the men who are furnishing
the enemy with such arguments as
they are using. They are not numer-
Gus and they are going to be more
sour than ever after next Tuesday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-30

The action Of n certain saffron
Scranton sheet which garbles The
Tribune's strike reports each day for
its evening edition and then iierccly
criticises the same, reminds one of the
story of the man who MIXED his neigh
she did not give pure cream only.