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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-28
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money If it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sigma urs is ol each box. 25r. s-9sW
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-28
EFAKE MINING SCHEMES.
Wild and Unreasonable Representa-
 tions of Some Promotions.

There are number of very shady propositions being floated on the market here in Chicago cloaked in the garments of an incorporation. Nearly all of them are good adver- tisers in the daily papers. The ad- yertsements are so extravagantly worded and full of such unreason- able and unheard of statements, that it would seem that the public would pass them up as being pure fake schemes to separate them from their money. But it is not SO; it makes no difference what statements are made; the more unreasonable, seemingly the better. For instance a man who had invested his earnings in a company that Is using the following bait to dispose of its shares in an advertise ment in a Chicago daily newspaper, called at our office and asked us what we thought of the company. In or der to give our readers an idea of what we were asked to pass upon, we will print the advertisement in full. Here it is:
 Greatest Gold Discovery ever Made.
 over
 ONE HUNDRED MILLION TONS
 Free milling gold ore in sight
 above the surface. LESS THAN 3,900 SHARES LEFT
 of the
 40c. ON THE S1.00 STOCK
 For quick people. Par value of shares Sl00, fully paid and non-as- sessable. Next block 60 cents on the dollar.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-28
@M%~- This signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative Brom0.Q .Quinirie Tablets the remedy that cures . cold in one day

Stops the Cough and Works off
 the Cold.
 Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets CUTS a cold in one day. No cure no pay. Price p cents 3-9-W
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-28

A crop of 10 spring hobos hit Pre- colt few days ago and took quarters in Hotel Prince. They ar doing dual service, eating and work ing.
 The railroad buildings are being treated to a change of paint these days, a light green substituting the ugly railroad red. J. A. McGill, the expert painter has secured the con tract.
 Ministers of the various churches and members of their respective con gregations have been invited to at tend the Union Memorial services to be held at M E. church north on Sunday evening May p.
 The city pound contains twenty canines that have not had their li- cense paid, and unless the same are redeemed by tomorrow night, they will be shot by order of the chief of police. Any who have lost their pups will do well to heed this notice.
 There were two marriages in Pres colt on Wednesday evening, the males being members of the Eigh- teenth infantry at Whipple, while the young ladies are residents of this town. May they never go on the fir ing line of domestic infelicity.
 There will be a good big auction sale of furniture and household goods an May 29 at 151 North Cor tez street (neaT postoffice.) The fur niture and carpets are up to date and nearly new. The sale will begin at l o'clock p. m. sharp. For further par ticulars see G. F. Tinsler, auctioneer, 223 w. Gurley street. m23-2t
 The charter of a new lodge-the Eagles-now contains no names on its rolls, and others are soaring near. Jerome has some twenty-five more, while Phoenix will send a delegation of many birds to assist in the forma- tion of the order here on Monday next. Thus does the order start out with good membership.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-28
Buy a Gurney Refrigerator,
 They Are Ice Savers.

Are made of kiln dried hardwood, golden oak finish best brass trimmings metallic shelves, no inside wood exposed, full zinc lined, soldered perfectly air and water tight and equipped with
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-28
xe;z CEea62 Br cad

With aoyal Baking Powder there is TO mixing ygit!e the hands, 20 sweat of the brow, Perfect cleanliness, greatest facility. s,yeels rie&n, healthful food.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-28

Born-In Prescott. Mav l9. 1902 to wife Of Frank Kuhne, a boy weighing r. pounds.
 Tom Andrews, deputy sheriff oi CoconinO county. stationed at Will Hams. was lmiriug .ae metropolitan air of Arizona metropolis today.
 A baseball game was to have taker i. place at Naco last Saturday for a biz swager, but the wind blew so iiercely 4tbat the contest had to be abandoned tIke Bisbae Review says that the day >vss spent inside of buildings in dfrking and fighting.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-28

The T..,-i G-teT an.- Ia.!ry Cook "-c coa.riI!re ever Sos most I a..i-Si e.Vi .a.esbie cooking eccIpis-frce 10 every patroi end postal card with .cGr fall address.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27
NeIIGSEIOF PROPOSALS TO#PURI
sssCHASEMP,OOR FARM.


Offers to sell tractsIsof land for poor
a1t1nnapiurposesswviN be receiYedsbysthe
Board of County Commissioners 81
Ramsey county North Dakota, until
IL o'clock II. July 18th, 1902, said
tract to be located within radirs
,of three miles 81 any railroad station
along the main line Of the Great
Northern railway, Id Ramsey county,
North Dakota, and not ia exceed $40.
acres nosrfless than 200 acres ii extent.
Each proposal to sell land must be- ac
compasnied by q check certified by
responsible banking house ingthe sum
OF ten per cent 81 the price Of the land
proposed % be sold for said purpose,
payable to Sthe treasurer Of Ramsey
county, North Dakota, which check
viii BE forfeited to said Ramsey
5conntyy NTH event said proposal il
acceptedaa and the author thereof fails
US perform the terms 81 his proposal
AllIlssSsstfers tof remain good till the
2Othl al July, s11t9Os: \
AnSopportunity will b given 70
remove crops If 80 DESIRED The suc-
csessful bidder will be requiredTtofu fur
niska warranty deed together with
abstract certified npSto the day re ac-
ceptalncsssssofoffer Payment will be
madesiu scash.
All bidsSmustabe sealed, addressed
to Emil s.sEich. county auditor, and
plainly marked Offer to sell land FOR
poor farm,
The board reserves the right to re-
ject ii and al1 bids. n
Byorder % tho Board Of County
Commissioners Of Ramsey County,
North Dakota Dated at.D evrils..Lake.
AZ p. this 1aths,da 81 April, 1909:
-EmilS Eich,
l5-l7 County Auditor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27

Permits to cut grass on school and
Institution lands for the year 1902
will be sold Ut public auction BY the
county treasurer at the court housei il
Devils Lake at 10 O'Clock 8. M, on
june a1st, 1902. No bid will be en-.
tertaiinedsfo less than 800 Per qnar-=:
ter . 81 fraction thereof.
Done 81 orderSp 81 the BoardSSof Uni
yersity and School Lands.
sSs II a I N.sss Iaxdal
1915 Land Gommissionsr.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27
Department . the Interior, Land
Once 81 Grand Forks, N. D. June

Department of the interior, Land
II Grand Forks, N. D. June
18th, 1902. liS
Noticed is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has fled notice
hisintention toSmake final proof ia
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before T:SThorson.
clerk of district court. at DevilsI4ake,
N III, on July 26th, 1902, W.
OLE =. SORBEL,
ftorthessw. section q, township
155, range 81. S
Henamessatlh the following witnesses
. prove his continuous residence
sulp,sodnligasnrd cultivation 81 said land, VIZ:
EnllgysbretSSO. Lykken, Ingyold
Tom KKniuit Z. Troms,so FOX Lake,
-: y ana Nels Slime, Ruttenns,
N.
# MI sss Go. 3 Winlishiip.
III n2EfH F&MSS a3@TzssTSS%8 S8ES5fE R00fHtoIsEsf&E
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27

u Good lake Front
lots, with water priv.
ilege. Cheaper than II
Chautauqua lOts-.and
better--in Greenwood,
adjoining C~hautauqua
grounds. Address ].
20. Baughman, Devils
Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27
Land onice 6 Grand Fork, n. B, May 2oth,

Land Once q Grand Forks, n. D., May 2oth,
100. $ #s
Noticsfsis hereby Asiven that tho following
named sottler has 61ed notice Of her intention
TO make Annl eommutation proof in support Of
her claim, and that said proof will b made be-
fore DIG. Dnels County Judge, at Devils Lake,
m. D.; on june z3rd, 1902, viz: SfeE
MARGARET +. FoRDYCE,
q: -, No.lsosA, Tor the ~, nvh ssc. q, p
Isl, n, rang. 6S,.w:, 5th p.
She names tho following Witnesses 10 prove hsr
residence upon Anda cultivation OF
said land, viz: Adolph Stray. Charles Grant,
John. Parnsn and Harry =. Fordyce, allssof
Benxion, ND. AHasaA
22ssjune a Register
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27
DoAEsnc.

39SESAI5S
AMAtional convention of miners
fwillmeet at Indianapolis JRly17to5cesootnl-5
slider the question OF a general strike
aid thesanthracite workers whossare
55outin&Pennsylvania. sfES5
Anarohists lead . mob 1900 atIPa-s
terson, a. j, IN on attack upon the
silk mills, and police and ten persons
were observation-disclosures
Fire at Crssde. Col, Destroyed Prop
ierty valued u 100000 and made so
fanilies homeless. III
. Aycock, Of Northf Carolina, has
offered asreward IT &1So Seeehs q 77555
men who lEynched neeroonJunelL
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. before = Y
senate ceInnittea Developed tho fact;
thatsteamshipc iealssmnuHgkglsd DIS
eased iimxmniigrants thronghsCanads.
Director 81 the Mint Gsorgs +. Rob
erts has bought Tie Iown State Refn-
ter Sc Des Moines trosn ths Claarkson
family 8N g4#&a9ss Z S
The Ilsneis Observation-Disclosures
starily increased ths AZ thAsJohst3
semMipploysssHten PER cent.
sD tMnAng qsarrel l1eeB1s. George
ssLeightneF ka1ted 49, Reese wheeler!
and her nstker, = NNVheefsr,
" stss IIaeAds 9; ssS$S5
u & - - ~ \ ~ reWkew
4 NE tnqstry 10 e aFsssts q nayssl
ofhceas % iice.ilAlassiGApt. Dayton
Tor NOT defesdtng - subsr&Atss.
"a MI a4.Yneeaaes, bad, sArrons@S
g the " 80 fsreAfsse.A to lyacA Wa
liam lDaaesAsa, ciihagxed Nth sttAcAage
chA AZ : tAe acess Srsys ths sr'swd
aNgag.
ss@a ~ = tRalnspsrtS - arritsd1a
san San Hsansssso Naan1A1la wfthS DO
ronsss4sa hsard. 4
Mo agaa @sstvssasftg savsssgrsss to
2s76s8gradsastsss NssFs DsAs, 81 q "
and MSisssadaAO -.
SSs II nss1passoaah Pswdasr I'LL At
sessvnatsias Ifna Tor nss,andstws
other wsEs fataslg hjtsrsa
low. MlesepU srasspsa thrss com
Panaes q t&aeN@ Jssssy Militia 70
steevslssaal A. eAsaaa IsGas md proteoe
worrhsssss ~. nSb yicssnnooss
As HisAEop Msckseaa.5cf AAWalskee, L.
sued Observation-Disclosures tobacco
habiiA ~ the Npi6rapal3s 3sEgy Of ihia
diocese. HUH
Secretary Root provides dgsrei
showing that tahs cosaSsf sths Philip
pine var taasRroeaanttansh,1Aa been
4 $l7O,,5s6.ss6 #
,@ Noorthwatersn 8uannllyarrssity at
Evanston. n. ggrapddpstsaaacaaas q 500
M IN iKa kiakAxswr aSSSss6sss s&SS5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27
Citation,

Citation
State 5oof North Dakota, ;, :
County ooff Ramsey. sss S71S s.ss3s 1
sss5s 4 County Court;
$ Hon. ID. Dueu. Judge.
Estate ofSEd,wTiasrrd Augsdistulas Maglone,
deceased. SCI; n
Emma BE,..SsMaglonee, petitioner, ssS
SsS3sss af sessa ES s#@
Elizabeth Mag1one. James Maglone,,
John j. Maglone. Thomas Mag
lone, George a. Magllones y.
( Maglo1nse and IsosaS y gglonne,.
pondenrts, @ u. ssss sssSssS sHSss sss "a
sS. Citation. Ss@ss
lThesstate Of North Dakota sends greet
I'M -to the bove NAMED respondents:
6 YoSn and eapchssoft You wEiiln please
take notice: Thatson thes12thssdaySof
June, 1900, the above dSpetitioner
afledfing TIL, Office. Of the COUNTY, iii1udge
ramsey count North Dakota, = |!
paper SSppurpaortting to be the last Will sisl
and, festaments5o Edward AAuugusttus
SMaglone, deceased, and petition!
FparayingS thatSletttee taeasstalmeaatary issue
& ssaid petItio,niasr,, and the court hhav
ing order fixed the following
named timesan,adl PLACE hearing
upon said petition, |. sSt. 3sSas
Now, theIefore, you and each Of
you are hereby cited and requIredsst -
appear andssshtodw cause, if III
hay7s.befolrs asunvdleeirssiilgned stSshis
Office in the Ramsey County Court
house iii tae city Devils Lake,
North DaksotaSonsthue 18th ;dayyo fully;
1909, at i hour u 9 o'clock q
why said santsagedl last Will and tesla
sment Of EdwardsAugulstus Maglone,
deceased, shouldsnotsbe admitted to
probate "a vdsrssco6rrded al His last will
and testament andswhy letters Tesla
mentaryy should not issue to the petit
tioner, Emma j. Maglone. Y
SGivenSsundsrtmy hand and theaseal
of said t6urt this 18th daysof June,
1902. S al sss n S
& saaaaSaSgs ~ @a@gn,TTIYEET
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27

.&S4 HsN
FRA oonneeessa JONI = on nAbo I ne ne
gro m mNhru reIrs ~ Esla g AZ u .s, =.
ef,sW sA natng a. Ns H aAa
Scott City Mo. .s@. .ss
firesaestroyeo$tahae business. Daslness porta ION
y,1SN. D.
SGuD D. lp, sa u Alsl'ee eco
fIor ne present sessAon 81 sa..
b SIN supfennescour ~ mes
oecldeo tha. can met d ehll''eai
aD 1T ui1e sAg ON Wasg oa1st q o oscSa1asNn
B 3s. Z
80, senape ~ ne session con
nI " ~ -. sns als an1Ip $3.50 2 S 81 SroSl =
Sso - nasIloIs 80! rs .5a
lhe .cs an'a. .solNsne pas .as eDaA Alcl
Slnss 8 q gsiaslsla au the the week
;. e1S WeKe a ID tsp ~;
Gnlcago .:Sos sBlr Doll a 2, .ooS; sboston,
s;ee 81 3 9Nelpg n n1l1s, 4 y; SNeew s3 -,
~ lna1ar atas.::4 IA, ~ onas,:.s so q
El' SsfhipanasnswasakAed by g mo
4! enc sl Iay,Sfo killing CITY Mar
neFsJo on 'Wyneearingen.
szsvs al,st the coltSof john q. ia: \, ,soi 4
ECI hicag at$12stos1 wonsthe ga mexican
lll1.eer dnt Chicago, With LucSanAppseoy
andaAllsdin third.
I l1hr ePercesnntages Ct The haseb Nc uns
stnssthe American tlhef week
ended q were; Ghacago .645;
#Boston, 800; Philadelpphh, 500 81.
gL6onis,. $50; Detroit, 4S0; Basltdmore,,s
4oe;;$Washingtbon 463;g Sa4elvelandd,,..407..
One man was s1 va and. thYse fetal Al
NV hurt IL flight nearKznooxvtne Tennn..,s
provoked BY Observation-Disclosures
Philippines. #es
Troops We're q ordered outaat 1 g
Ont.Sat Preventsriottng by striking
Four boyaswere droWnedsbys thec
sizing OF asboat d Fern Gssn, No
Leaders - congress hxeda Judy
the date Tor ANAL ad53 oupnment sasSSss
The troops On guard IN mills
at Paterson, N. III were withduawnslas
q result OF improvements Iii i ait-
3uation. gs u ~ sS98 Sss3S a
@@ Frost - reported from many;locaIi-
iesiihn western Nsbreskn. @
Cornell wen the intercollegiate
ia oursoaredrac al Ponghhsepsie, N.
MorellS Mapen, for 10 yeaHs am ~
otths western 1Ur1.sonls no at Waeh-5
sington, died suddeaIk. S @@
President Michel, of the United
Nine Workarx, ksusd d public appeal
for arbitFetsoa bo4nre the STRIKE
spreads 10 htnminoas nsiinss. HI
The Western Umonstaeesaph ccrsS
pany hlAas bes.ruuns esaln,peassn = ksep.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27
aud ofhs. a. Grand Forks. \, IS. NAY 2o.h.

&&T|10NG S4IT SNs SMF% =
Notics ia hereby given chat the following
named settler has fled notice OF his Intention
tosmake ANAL communication sproofsin enpportgo OF
his clsilas,s and that said groof wiA,be made boz
n. D..yonssJuneasrd, I9e, VI:
HARRY H;aFORDYCEs
%. y. No.sSleoeo. ~ the..nwsk no. g. tp.
8 IA ssssSe 9 Isl S ' ys;Isa vi B 3 NM. .as i sp,o,.
his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 scnltiyationl
sef said land u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gharles
Gafantp FsInell ana AargssEst Fosdyce.ss ~
fss 1ss, o GEoRGE B.sWINsHIP.
summons
5 q q Nertbs akota, ssSs
9sSSsa g;98sH5A In#District Court,
a@ secondaJudicial District.
E Liizzie E Fiinsani.. Plsintia 5ss5
Hans Finsan Defendant.
b Stated Iorth Dakota to 1.-THE above named
FgSYou are he Shy summoned to answer the com.
plant il thi action (which has been fled and
now is on in the 0ficeof the Clerk OF the
above name Court and to serve q copy OF your
answer upon; the subscriber within thirty days
after the service OF this ummon upon You, IL
elusive Of the day Of service and in case Of your
taken against you by default fol, the relief de.
manded in the cmoplaint.
Dated at Devils Lake. Ramsey County, North
Dakota, this 2lst %aT # Nay At = ;asS2;
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
n. e: address and residences, Devils Lake, Nd.
~ l-I2rIFNIERAT H.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27
sAI,E STATE HAY PERMITS.

1ysaTK GH U.EE 49, OAEaIH, 5sssasS;
Seal MOI sS s County Judge n.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-27

Cleo. 3 Winship
Register
The evening Republican., 1902-09-25
GOVERNOR ODELL.

courses on the economy that has char
acteriZed the administration of state
affairs, considering largely increased
responsibilities; congratulates Presi-
dent Roosevelt for laying the founda-
tions of local government in the Philip
pines, indorses the relief furnished To-
cal education in the state, calls for
good roads and improved canals, in
dorses the constitutional amendment
allowing the legislature to regulate the
hours Of labor for workingmcn, calls
for the preservation of the protective
tariff in the interest of the working
man, favors legislation to get more
speedy results in supreme court ac-
tions, favors a high standard OF state
care for the insane with a care to care
ful expenditure, favors appropriations
for the forest preserves and faYors rec
ogliition Of the veterans Of oil wars.
The friction which developed the
first day Of the convention ,.Iid which
threatened to result III Il larry breach
had entirely disappeared When he del
NStAtS llICl " lltllt tllc tlChtl. Stlll-
tor Platt said that if he made any as
PERSONS on Mr.. Woodruff he had for
gotten them. Mr.. Woodruff failed to
remember any criticism of Senator
Plat.
Governor Odel left early in the
morning after having effected the re-
tircmcnt of Mr.. Sheldon. and the dele
gates almost as unit approved of the
decision.
Senator Higgins who was named by
the convention for lieutenant governor,
was the original candidate of Senator
Platt.
Mr.. Sheldon said after the conven-
ton: II have positively no grievance.
My business . connections, it would
seem. bid fair to lay the ticket open to
criticism had been nominated, partic-
lllarly in view of the fact that before
the convention such criticisms had be-
gun to be made"
a committee of representative lead
ers of the party was appointed to meet
in Albany Oct. and officially notify
the nominees of the convention.
One of the surprises of the day was
the announcement that George w.
Dunn, chairman of the Republican
state committee, would not be candi-
date for congress in the Thirtieth con-
gressional district to succeed Con-
gresham Ray, who resigned to accept
an appointment as United States dis
trict judge. The candidate for con-
gress in that district will be John
Dwight of Tompkins county.
Chairman Dunn was induced to re-
tire from the congressional race be-
cause it was believed that his services
will be needed TO conduct the cam
paign. He is a member of the state
railroad commission, and it had been
planned that If he was elected to con-
gress he would resign the commission
ership and that Congressman Sherman
of Utica would succeed him. Now that
Mr.. Dunn is out Of the race for con-
gress Mr.. Sherman will be a candidate
for reelection to congress.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-25
PRINCE OF SLAMS VISIT.
Plans Being Perfected For Reception
OF Royal Guest.

of Royal Guest.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-The ST.
amcse minister, Mr.. Phya Akharaj Va
radhara, accompanied by Mr.. Edward
II. LOTUS the secretary of legation,
has conferred with Third Assistant
Secretary of State Pierce respecting
the Forthcoming visit to the United
States Of Chowfa Maha Najiravudh,
the crown prince of Siam.
The visit will be semotiicial in char
acter. The crown prince does not wish
to be burdencd with full official re-
ceptiou, which would divert him from
the more serious purposes of his trip,
but he does wish to have sufficient Off
cial recognition to insure comfort in
bis movements and opportunities to
meet persons who may assist him in
his mission, which is to study our in
dustrial establishments
The royal visitor will spend about
six weeks in this pursuit, in that time
traversing the country from New York
to San Francisco. at which point he
takes ship for home. The prSsident has
designated Assistant Secretary Pierce
to represent the government in looking
after the comfort of the crown prince,
whose expenses will be betrayed by
himself except in small matters. Mr..
David b. Sickcls, vice president and
treasurer Of the American Surety COM
pany of New York and who during
President Hayes administration was
minister to Slim, will assist Mr..
Pierce.
Both of the Giamese princes speak
English perfectly and are in large part
European bred. The party will sail for
New York Oct TO-
The evening Republican., 1902-09-25

wonderful things OF the Pentateuch
are unfolded before his eyes sees
how heAnd the nation have sinned
by neglecting to do all that God has
here commanded.
And then like him remedy your
neglect by beginning at once ths
reverent and obedient observance
of all that the Bible requires.
Let us thank God that our Bible
is not t'lost. There were times in
the world history when it was in
danger. 1t has hoated to US on seas
of martyrs blood. It's heritage on
the human side is priceless one,
and its story on the inside is soaked
with,the precious blood of the Saw
iour. Blessed be God, we have it
now, the most read, most discussed,
most abused, most used. most revo-
lutionary, most enduring Volume
in the world.
Think how much more we have in
our Bible tsday than the Jews had
in the Pentateuch. Their Bible con-
tanned five Books, ours sixty-six.
Theirs is vocal with the thunderings
of the law, is enveloped in the mys-
teries of cloud and fire and hidden
amid the incense of temple rites;
ours is fragrant with the voice of
love. full Of gospel simplicity, ex-
planatory of truths we hold but
would little understand without it.
aud tremulous with the presence of
him of whom the rites and offerings
of the Pentateauch were pretigura-
tive.
What a precious thought it is that
it is impossible now to lose the BIZ
BILE. 1t is ingrained in the precious
memory Of pious saints. II every
printed Bible were consigned to the
depths of the sea or destroyed in a
monstrous confiagration, there
would be enough people living in
the land today who from memory
could restore the printed Book, or
in their lives demonstrate the su-
periority of a living Bible over print
cd ones. But these pious saints are
not going to live forever and if the
truths they have learned from the
Bible are to live after they are dead
they must be perpetuated by those
who must soon take their places.
We must do it. And we are un-
able to fulfill our task in this respect
unless we study it. We must know
the truth, If the truth is to make us
free There is on the part OF SO
many of us a sad ignorance of even
a general knowledge of the Book
We eulogize with our lips and SANDER
with our lives. If l had said this
morning that Nehemiah came to
Jesus by night and some people
would believe it, and if it had been
announced that we would read to-
gether the second chapter OF Jude,
your Bibles would have opened in
vain search for another chapter OF
this small epistlc. And it is more
than likely that some of the mem
bers Of this congregation will search
for the text of the morning in the
epistles that Immediately follow the
epistle to the Romans. Study, study
the Bible lest it be said that the
Book you own though found on
your parlor table is "A Lost Bible"
The evening Republican., 1902-09-25
Marines In Good Quarters.

PANAMA, Colombia, Sept 25.-The
three companies of United States ma
rines from the auxiliary cruiser Pan
ther who have arrived here are COM
fortably quartered in the stations and
on the wharfs of the Panama Railroad
company. Guards have been placed
about the barracks, and the marines
are ready for any emergency. Up to
the present time no marines have been
stationed on the railroad line. The ma
rines seem to be enjoying themselves
in their new quarters. Most of them
have seen service In the Philippines
and consequently do not object to the
climate of the isthmus.