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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-29
IN YACHTING CIRCLES

Captain Lun Miller. who last season
filled the position of first mate of the cup
defender Columbia. has been engaged as
skipper of the yawl Navahoe. Captain
Miller arrived In Bristol today to take
charge OF the Navahoe, now being fitted
out at the Herreshon shops for voyage
across the Atlantic.
The Seawanhaka Yacht club or New
York has decided 10 have on open com
petition for the best type OF n new class,
smaller than the Seawanhaka knock
abouts. The new class will be known as
the Seawanhaka 15-footers. Under the
new club rule these yachts will be rather
larger than the 15-foot racing length
would indicate. and will at the same time
have the advantage OF the being eligible
20 race on even terms with other yachts
in the regular 15-foot class. The compe-
tition is open both to amateur and pro-
fessional designers and the following
prizes are offered First, 500; second, $50;
third S25.
An American built yacht is 10 be raced
an the Kiel regattas. The German en-
peror has offered prizes for small boats
sailed by amateurs, and II. Il. CROWN
shield has been commissioned TO design
a boat for this class The order was re-
ceived from George Harvey, and Is dated
on board the Nahma at Gibraltar The
new boat is TO be built by Fenton OF
Manchester. The only restrictions on this
class are that the boats shall be planked
with five-eights stock, that the sum oi
water line length beam and draught shall
not exceed 81 feet, and that the boat shall
not dispace more than 1850 pounds. The
dimensions OF the new boat will be p
feet water-line, feet inches beam and
4 feet 6 inches draught. She will bt
planked with Spanish cedar, VIII be OF
the raceabout type, with $50 square feet ol
canvas and about 2O00 pounds OF ballas'
on her fin. This boat Is probably for Rob
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-29
WARREN.

spociaI Easter music will be held In
ali the churches tomorrow. The organ
lists have arraigned elaborate programs.
The government buoy setter has placed
n new red buoy at the mouth OF the
Warren river.
choir rehcarsals will be held in the
various churches tonight
The University club OF this town will
hold "A dance and social in Armory hall,
Easter Monday. The Lenox orchestra
will furnish music.
Good Friday services were held yester-
dnv I'm St Marks church.
The Warren Artillery Minstrcls viii hold
another practice meeting in Arm0ry hall
Wednesday night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-29
GENTLEMEN.
IL Means Ostracisln.
LADIES.

IL Means Ostracisn. Foul breath and
disgusting discharges due TO Catarrn
make thousands OF people objects OF aver
sion Hon. George James, OF scranton,
pa SAYS: 81 have been a martyr TO "a
tarrh for twenty years, constant hawking
and dropping I'm the throat and pain IN
the head very offensive breath. i tried
Dr. Agncw's Catarrhal Powder. The nrst
usiug n few bottles 1 was cured. Ia
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CONTINUED From Page Five)
business friends is also the proprietor or
a swell Michigan avenue gambling house,
by the rich and fast set OF the
Western Metropolis. The part OF Kate ~
played by Miss Elsie Crcscy. the gifted
leading woman who, has won her way IN
10 the graces OF the amusement loving
public in q number OF other high class
plays and melodramas. The entire cast Oh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-29
Enn nyER FIETY YEARS.

MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over nifty years by
millions Of mothers for their children
while tcething. with perfect success ~
sootbes the child, softens the gums. al
laws all pain, cures wind collie. and vs. the
best remedy for Diarrohea. ~ will relieve
tho poor little sufferer immediately. sold
TwcptV.nvc cents bottle. BE sure and
ask FOR Mrs Winslows Soothing syrup.
aud tak. no other Kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-29
THE COMING SHOWS.

funny performance enacted by a good
company. Indeed the beautiful women
and the comedians make this one OF the
best burlesque and vaudeville organiza-
tlons seen at this theatre this season.
The olo 81 made up OF all-star acts
The burlesqpe which follows and closes
the performance is a caricature on san
Toy. which had such great run az the
Broadway theatre In New YORK. during
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-29

The New York Telegram prints the fol-
lowing answer TO letter sent 10 II, ask
ing ~ the American league has really
raised its prices: Inquirer: No, the
prices of admission 10 the American
league. according 10 the owners OF the
league clubs, have not been raised. You
merely pay 80 cents for the same place
where you formerly sat for quarter,
and y the exercise OF a little mental
science easily convert yourself into the be-
lief that YOU paid but % cents
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Coach Courtney began work with his
Cornell crews yesterday by holding two
practices on the inlet. This program VIII
be continued throughout the Faster re-
cess. IL Is expected that the crews VIII
be able 10 row on Lake Cayuga before the
end of the present week.
The collar and elbow wrestling match
between Charles ID. Jackson OF Worcester
American championship Is OFF. jackson
failed to put UP the balance of his stake
money. and feeling claims the $50 fortelt
posted. The match was 10 nave taken
place at Milford April ;.
II has been decided not 10 enter n crew
from Harvard in the proposed race Win
the second crews OF Pennsylvania ana 90
crew OF the Weld-Newell boat race 10
row the Cornell second crew at Ithaca on
May 30. The winning crew OF the Welu-
Newell race will row Annapolis at An
napolis on May "a.
Arthur Duffey, the crack sprinter OF
Georgetown university, will go TO Eng,
land this summer 10 defend the lVo-yard
championship, which he now holds. Dut-
fey will represent his university while in
England and is looked upon TO uphold the
honors he has held in this country Tor
two years.
Arrangements are underway in Phila-
delphia to make this a very lively year I'm
cricket. The Australian team which lett
sydney OF March 20 has already been
asked to play a series OF matches in Phil
adelphia next September, and there is 1T
tie doubt that the invitation will be ac-
cepted. In addition a team of Canadians
will play there early in July. while +. f.
Kelly of the Knickerbocker A. G. of New
York has suggested a week Of intercitI
matches between Philadelphia and New
| York.
Fred Gilbert OF Iowa yesterday won th'
| 50-bird shooting match for the Sportsmei
/ Review trophy, and thus takes absolute
possession of that cup. The contestant
| were Gilbert. J. A. r. Elliott of kansas
| City and w. r. Crosby OF Illinois. Giloer
/ and Elliott tied on AZ out OF 50. Crosb,
| losing four birds. In the shoot-off at j
| birds Elliott lost his first, second anI
sixth birds. Gilbert Killing 10 Straight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-29

the action Of this burlesdue most or the
leading characters and famous scenes
from this great play are reproduced
Every part OF the Blue Bloods' program
Is planned and constructed TO amuse.
Among the members of the company are
Mile. irwin, Sadie Huested, Gladys van
and Lilly Engstrom
The next attraction will be the Jolly
Grass Widows.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-29
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The Blue Bloods company will begin n
weeks engagement at the Westminster
theatre next Monday. The opening part
of the bill present scenes of thej great
Buffalo exposition. 1t is a gay, musical.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-29

team and then jumping He says he can
show copies OF letters and registered let
ter receipts which would tend TO disprove
Parents statement that he never received
a Cincinnati contract.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-29
GENERAL GOSSIP.

The Tufts college team returned from
its New York trip yesterday. The Med
ford students I'm general are well saustled
with the showing of the team. S5le
the coming week. and possibly more.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Advertised at Postoffice. Providence. X. l..
Saturday. March 29 1902.
When calling for these letters. please
say advertised"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-29
Hitch at Charleston Over the Big Fight.
Boston Horse Show Baseball, Bowl
ing, Yachting and General Gossip.

ert w. Goelet. who is now on board ths
Nahma. .
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FOREIGN LETTERS.
PACKAGE.
hitman.i y. j.
SHIP LETTERS.

Closson. Mrs. Ella Shackford. J. W..
(barge Berkley p (sch. w. l.. Rob-
Kelley. Mr.. H. (S. ertsl
4 AlleghanNl
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Einwood

LADIES.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-29

Dougherty. the new fielder of the Boston
Americans, is "A top-notcher in fielding
and batting. He led the two teams h
played with I'm 1901 in batting, having M
average of .375 with Bridgeport and .SSl Il
Los Angeles.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
COON AVE-. 3S45-33.

SopN Ts
Two--t0rv stIae font I-.-E house 81
modern c"-v-T.nC-s- everything W :
Gare- J.r 'Syful.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

I 22-acrs suburban home. I miles Fa!
site; 5-room house: also good renting fats j:
city. Il3s y. BroadHay.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
MORGAN r. 39:2.
MORGAN ST.. 1890

2---s:ory brick residence. with stone front.
having II rooms furn-ce. hath and s,-
iShed laundry. Il; .Sx.J.
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.S5,75o-RENT 90.
1925 Cleveland Avenue.

\ 1f-rnrrn modern fat fn- two families: sepa-
rate front and rear entrances: hot baths. fur
nuc7ns. gas gTates: ait street Improvements.
FANNAGEft REA ESTATE co.
y. W. cor. al ar: Chestnut room aas.
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WASHINGTON AVE-. 2sO1-

cig-sto-y brick With st.ne trcnt f"atalhIIe
Frame stable. .oon
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AVE-. IS5I.

Desirable th--e-s:o-y rssI-s-cH- - rrons
and nf--,v finished ate ana basement.
:vc ta-h-1au--. H-iCk stable. frame cay
r:aEe-h03s- large porch Sd- and 'front.'.
r-rt. cu-Ae-s. saS and electric Achr. steam
heat. hardwood .n.sh throughout. LIT TX
10
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

i.on arr,s Texas prairie. SOC acre: choice sec
ton: tine prairie, No: fine black land. Collin
COUNTY. So aure Texas lands. best Investment
on earth: rAc viii bring you invaluable inf rrls =
ton regarding lands. Texas Land Co, MCKINLEY,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
rSBaxXE PLACE. SiIo.

e~I--storv H-iCt r.s Ienc. - 70 rooms and
reception hal.. bath. furrac. hardwood
firorS. strictly modern AMI UP TO date.
lot 5sX-ly.
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FOUR and five room fats. OF Olive stree;
road. ir;st outside city limits. near W.rI1's Far;
lot 5ixi5a. HcKEE-HARTNAGEL r. Z. %.
Is4 Chestnut n
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
1872 BLAIR AVENUE.

sInEIe al : an, r17In hats. Wort!l Si.-"l: vi
sos ~"THWELL. Sc Wainwright b.ox.
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GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

$50. Will .Uy ". $500 Q.i-s =: = rooms
hatG and furnace. lot 5iXi52. rents f. So r--r
wear
HoLBRGCK HLhCKUELDER REAL ESTATE
TgF-ST 60. IL y Scent =
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ST.. 1891.

Lot 2oNI3+. = Iwo-story s--oor. h-icS house.
stone front. hath. CiUset. Cementsd cellar
and stable
E-F.. AEl
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1892 CHOUTEAV AVE, $3.50.

%-- s2r- T1rurs.; av.. q new -w.-yta-v brick
-rar. JOY -lN,a- --Eyr. and wafer.
AIEiE y HEt.&ELMASE i = Z.
t& GIrztug: =
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l., zy.S5. 4 History modem I'd brick
-asid.nc-. cartainiu- 70 ro"0s. -eCer-:1n
raN. bath. C.o=et. furnace Cerz=nte1 cellar.
. ~ .aat,
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10000
Won yERSEN AVE. a65S-
Won VERsEN AVE-. 5..>.

Modern oi.-stO-y MiivaEk=e b-i-k II
o. !! rc0r;s. h1t-ware- heat and all =
r.-IenCss. Lot rvN,ss.
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MORGAN T..4Ia1. n. E. Cor. of Whit

Lot esx'el. 4 modern e-stor- brick house.
containing : looms. bah. closet. furnace.
modern plumbing. h1ta streets made:
newly decorated.
Price
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El+Esc- ip-Tprw -sN colonel r-slisr--
Iu~ h-;ak and wG!;" S'n--- : lir:- :.c.V
r.n halls. large .ya, aiming ',-n, nr-s 8
81 sgiG 0ah. E:-ig- E.rs. Viii @rt GO!
WIN sold cherry ma 81. Ped. haTnhar
finished in cherry ard ri-d's-v- map
LG-=- haii-J. III. lid 2 -. s---y'h ng els.
IL ysis handsome. r-s!d--cs Is ja- YER
finest and strictly Cu - DAT. Lot 55X25
I-t-s an. terms a 4.nrs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

L., s2x!le. 4 e-ro5nr bur b-ick house.
STATE :cg,. furnace. receipt! n hall. bath.
closet. ceme.t.d &C Tar. laund. :. ttc.
p-,cs S5Dn
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

I = VVT'
Modern brick and stone dwelling Of Il
rooms. with every Improvement. and in
perfect Crde-. Lot ."N.52.
Price .-JtD
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CaB.>NE PLACE. I~II.

First aoor contains r.. TIon lsIl AXE
Ia-I1-. st:tins-rarr-. ji-.n--",rr. m K NJ
room. <-rrant iIrirE-T. Il, an. hlJie : paG
nv ana kitchen. Finish IN natural cypress
AL ash. H~gTtwurd -pr-s. Ten h-irpurns
ar! linen and other storage ICONS. Frame
single roof. two II me Com IT fu-ra-s
stable and car IAEr-a. Us. FIl's-. whole
hpuss. l.; 2liN:-s. \ r2s-1id-eat ION.
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IT. S1I9.

Lot Skis. 4 beautiful 3-storr brick resi-
fence frs; hoo- Finished n ~har7wood: a
large reception hall. an si-gsr; system o.
hCt-uster heat: cellar ceneu;st. frishs!
Laundry.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

Lag Broom blk hoax ana fame sta
Die all improvements mad
SJBI RBAN AVE-. 6133-
W .--.-. r-4al --- 1r,r.F
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PLACE Y t>IcN AVE.
CAB.NNE LACE. 5S9>.

Southwest CORNER. OF which IS erected Nv"
Sly :rar' residence. q. modern c7Tv-n
FENCES Lot r. nttHg ~ feet 81 C.b4lu
~ a-r:H o. 80 = ErI u Beautiful. : Z .
I-s. - n,nj
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$500

-.o-srary brick residence q 9 rooms g.
ha-h. hct-wareG heating system: all no
.-n cpnv.utences and strictly NJ TO dat
Il; BIKE. .o
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. .Su,xcToX AVE. 1859.

Nr!.-n c-sto.y tri-k -ss !. nCa q
ali conveu!srcss- Let $rN'"is-
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1000
Won xERSEN AVE. $3.50.

ieau;i,ul s-rclul frame 6w ling Wit
furnace. hath anu all CgrveD:-nce-- Lot =
AS n.,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

hoi.rn a-s;7ry srpct-bri 4 -esiGsr-e OF 5
rooms. all modern COIysnissce-: hCt-vsteT
hsatirg
Prise -S.SOO
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PLACE. tu.a.
FINE ST. :!Hr5-.;-S-

Tw~-s'c-- and rrq7rar! ne ard bsi"k
~r.si.-a.- - : - ~. = baths. ts-- ace. 81
r-r and ali Improvements LIZ %X-s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

Lct 5ex@". Th-e--st"rv tam dazzling
dgUti- SoUs. OF u rooms, a.! fpDi--1 III
prov-me Is. Lu-dw~Oi ani=- t1-0us.-ut
in perfect repair. lca'i T. qua. = any /:
'aH--E-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
WARRINGTON AVE. 1901.

Two-story and rlansart- Il ro2ms and r.
g-Gt!0n hall Tssi1erC=. = baths furnace
ana III crnvs-ianC.<. 1t &-2Nia'- In
Is a very fine home and must De seen -
lie appreciated.
- =E~-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

El.v-E-ruoU b-t"k r-sFi--e-. .arlwU.i f1-
3-h. modern and W l. ca. n -vsry r.
- .u;.
D. ~. on.
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PAGE AVE. 1852.

Lot 5cxIil. A large two-stGrv and stcl
Ie-ronrn Brick house. having bath. closet
rat and cCli vote. - sptiCn hail. szwer
street and sidewalk made.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

Tv,-scory uso5er- trick residence O.: 10
.a~nrs. hath. furnace and al c-aF--irD-s>-
L; s-xi---
Rent
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CARANNE AVE. r5so

Nine room ard IaIg- r-csrri.u ssH. ed
brick. square. uo-eTu. b water heating
system. Lot i-N-l--
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CABAHNE PLACE. 1911.
C.H.>>E PLACE. $50.

) -Gr.e-r fl-Tu1U ~. h-!.k rssiisrH=.
WIKI all convenience scgI t--u4c-- Lot
.IN2.-
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Beautiful brick residence q Il rooms and
rec,ptiCr hail: hor-w1te- hearing sy-teul- :
baths. : toilets. thcroushly rno1e-n ana Up
u date: su- S,ick stabt-. Lot 5tZ..s
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list WHAI YOU MhNT.

-; NrEai~ ave-. q F-roar: brick house Fl .
~f,iaiies. 01izrrs basement. IN frzt-rlass order.
- fec; fr,u;. l-J.e .2.>'H-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
EIGHTH AND LOCUST SITS.
CHOICE RESIDENCES,
CARANNE AVE-. .G:D.

Tu"-sr0:, rod bur hr.ck -.s.aenco .: eight
r"ms: .~e1sP-!c1 mai, lur-ac-. &c LIT 3;
f:ice
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SUBJ RRAN AVE. Gu.I.
VERNON AVE. 1905.

E.cnt-raUm brrk T=sIi.Hrs. STAT" rHls.
Uar-, gas. granted Ceiar. elegant -sr-r-
i'm hsll- LIZ 3Ni-5-
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WASHINGTON AVE-. 4ia1
waSHIxGTON AVE. 4a2a.

Tnrse-sr0-y triak residence O. : r1oi1s.
h5rh .:-nscs and ali convenience L.
j51lJl. o,na
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r 90.

= . rgnus with reception nal. ss-L COST
furnace. hc; AID gold wat-.. :; .c-!y mod.
.-1 ,,
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PROPERTY OUT OF CITY FOR SALE.

$50 acres ~ land in Cochran County Texas.
with well. windmill. houses and cuthCuses. viii
grow anything and - 4 fine stock rarch. For
further particulars address II. W S;onehap.
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RANDOLPH ST. 23:3.

Tar-=-s-.ry s.c1s-:srr- -@-.--.. o.:
rms. w.a a. C.r--rt--a->. ID we.
u:iit GOO s-Tai-- L. XII
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WALTON AVE. 9e:.
WASHINGTON AVE- 44o4.

-.r.-st1ry brick residence II -oc7s d
AL r.ydera ConvenienCes- Lit S1z-'@ =,
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Modern -.t brick --s,iencs. containing
rooms. bath ell al Uci.rr crIven -roa
not-wa-.r ;.at AMI god stable and ca
Ia-o-Huuse. l.. i-N-.J-
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S. 600 RESIDENCE FOR $40, 500


rr.ar-ra.-rs r-a~ sarah s.:
.r.. l .r.. EEs t- ='-2.t Z
w- -. U- n .a34E.
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PINE ST. :;iii.

EE-.@--r.ar .-.gE r-~.5.-er- II ra-s
rrr: ZION. au-lv aui-n.5 caralSha--- /
+N.I-
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Lon iblx!45. A tw1 and ore-helf story stove
front house, cr-Ja mag l. rooms. bath
furnace. laundry. etc: a two-st1ry brick
stable.
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WASHINGTON AVE. 4I55
..SurxGTON AVE-. if53.

Modern s-s-ory sriCk residence q !, ro'na.
every modern convenience. Lot N..
.-tr. V.sbVU
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Th-e--,o-v brick rsriieICe az . rooms;
] ali modern con-saie-ces: hot-Tster seS'-
ing. Lot %Nl34S- ,rono
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-03-28
FUTURE OF the REPUBLIC.
No Room for Pessimism Among
Those Who FIGHT for the Fieg

Atlanta Constitution (dem): The peo-
pie of the United States can be trusted
to know and maintain their rights.
They make senates, houses of represent
attives, presidents and determine pol
icies in their final forum. If a president
takes too much power to himself they
will strip him of it. If a congress vio-
lates popular rights they will supplant
it with another that will right the
wrong If courts become corrupt or
usurpatory, they will reorganze them
and reverse them by the power of that
resides forever in the voX populi. There
is no form Of treason that can flourish
in the face of "our fierce democratic"
and no fashion of Imperialism that will
not wither like Jonah's gourd in the
heat of the popular zeal for true re-
publican principles.
The confusion Incident to our new
problems, new duties and larger place
i'll the world sphere may alarm the
simple for a season. But those temper
airy incidents do not stop the regular
action of the invincible American spirit
that saturates and saves the national
life. We are a Saul among the powers
and tribes of this world. We have the
most president population, the most re-
dundant resources, the most available
tiles that belong to any nation of the
globe. The stars and stripes is the en-
sign to which the eyes of the ambitious
turn and to the protection of which the
oppressed Of the earth are tlocking.
But why should we argue all these
great and patient facts with our young
friend? We will not do SO. We will In
vite him to come out of his cave Of
Adulam and breathe the airs of free
dom instead of the choke-damp of pes
simism. He is young, educated and cap
able OF bright and jubilant work, as
his contribution happily shows. He only
needs to climb up into the sunshine
that glorifies the, hilltops and widen his
horizon from the cornerposts Of his
personal equation to the four quarters
OF this greatest republic Of all time.
Then every point of the national com
pass will reveal to him the growth, the
glory, the power and the higher and
holier possibilities Of this nation Of
which he is part.
Only let him, and every other like
him. bravely assume and brilliantly do
his part. If anything is wrong, help to
right it, If unwisdom is in the saddle
help to substitute wisdom instead.
Stand with the people, conjure by the
constitution, fight with the flag and
never despair of the republic.