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The Washington times., 1902-10-27
WOULD FOUND A NEW
ORDER OF NOBILITY
Dr.. Wilson breaches on
Burden Bearing

"A New Order of Nobility" was the
subject of an instructive sermon deliv-
cred yesterday by the Rev. DR.. Luther
B. Wilson. to the congregation of Foun-
dry NJ E. Church.
| The discourse was based on part of
Paul's Second Epistle to the Germ
| thians. Kilt: There was given TO me
a thorn in the flesh In developing the
subject, Dr. Wilson said when one thinks
of the words of the text he finds him
self in the midst of confused mass of
ideas. Many persons who have studied
Paul the speaker said. have gathered
different meanings from the words of
the text Some have argued that he
was sufferer from actual pain, one
believing that 1t was bad case of chills
and fever, another that he had trouble
with his eyes. and still another who
imagined that he was a victim of cpl
lepsy.
Bore His Infrmity.
However this may be-" DR.. Wilson
said. 'if ii had not been matter of
great consequence to Paul he never
would have mentioned it. To him the
thorn then must not have been a small
thing, but rather a stake upon which
he was. impaled. and which caused him
great and constant pain and suffering.
Paul. like all of us, had infirmities and
difficulties. for We all carry with us
C,,t . tt~,1
of which we cannot rid ourselves. We
may be annoyed by the sound of a wagon
in the street, the discord in song and,
try as we will, we cannot laugh it away
or bar it from our minds.
1.-The new order of nobility is one
the members of which bear great suffer-
ing and affliction with faith and resig-
nation. We may lack the sense of hear
ing. seeing. or live in actual pain, and
have prayed to have these troubles
removed They remain with us. To be-
come members of the new order of no.
bility we must accept all these with
faith, as did Paul, who haid: I have it.
today as yesterday-and rejoice. When
man comes to deal in this way With life
he rises to new nobility, new honor,
the insignia of which is far greater and
more to be desired than that of any
other order or organization
A Humble Example.
DR.. Wilson told several stories to show
with what resignation and fortitude
some people bear the thorn in the flesh
without complaint. Once, he said, a
physician went to see an old colored
woman. AS he stood at the door of the
shanty awaiting an answer to mis- knock
he heard voice singing: Nobody
knows the trouble ! see-nobody knows
but Jesus Then the woman called out.
Come in. honey" When he entered
the room the physician said he found its
only furniture a chair. 1t was very cold,
but there was no fire, no bed. and the
place had the appearance of absolute
want. Still the old woman seemed
happy She was bearing the thorn in the
flesh, Dr. Wilson said, without COM
plant or murmur. She had grasped the
faith of Jesus Christi was food and
raiment and comfort to her.
"Thorns in the flesh are our greatest
he continued, "if they only
cause us TO see and know the grace of
God. 1t is through our sufferings that
enjoy the pleasures of the new order"
The Washington times., 1902-10-27
CHURCH WALLS AND
UNDERTAKER'S SIGNS
Dr. Madison c. Peters Thinks Religion Should Not Used
as Background for Things Sepulohra.

Things That Keep Men Away From
christianity" was the subject of an ad-
dress by the Rev. DR.. Madison c. Peters
pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle. Balti-
more. at the mass meeting under the
auspices OF the Y. NJ. C. A. in Columbia
Theater yesterday afternoon Dr. Peters
said in part:
Religion has been advertised wrong
ly. The popular notion is that from the
moment man becomes Christian he
must bid farewell to every pleasure.
This hard and thorny way OF being
saved. while seldom preached from the
pulpit. is preached by the people in the
pews. people who are in the sere and
yellow leaf OF life. 1t is this ioyiess
view of religion which makes children
hate the very name. If you want 20
turn your children against Christianity.
surfeit them with severe religion.
Religions Enemy.
he is tne greatest enemy OF reIglon
who would make 1t irksome and contrary
10 common sense. Most people talk
religion in an unnatural tone. The mo-
ment they change the subject and talk
about anything else their faces light up
like sunrise, and at once give the i'm
preston that they have come out of the
irksomeness of religion into that which
is natural This joyless view Of religion,
so inconsistent with the teachings of the
New Testament, keeps many conscien-
tious people out of the church.
Christianity draws the line at the
sinful things; at the things that harm.
The Christian life IS not penance; it
is privilege. 1t is not sepulchral
thing, even though the walls Of some of
our churches are used as the background
for undertakers' signs. Christianity is
not hearse to carry out the dead; it is
a chariot in which the living are to
triumph gloriously The Christian is
enfranchised with joy to which the
worldling is a stranger. What joy can
be compared. to the consciousness Of
peace with heaven. the sweet hope of a
blessed Immortality and the gladness OF
with the loved ones who have
gene before.
The Washington times., 1902-10-27
Moral Strength.

"The moral strength and courage
which divine grace imparts will do more
to smooth the lines of care from your
brow, to give Joy to your heart. sparkle
to your eye and elasticity to your step.
than all the sinful pleasures and friv-
olous enjoyments of the world put to-
gether. Christianity is not merely ec-
static fervor. 1t is life. If you wish to
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-26
VIM. w. SHOTW.ELL
$40 New York life Bldu.

$SOOO-Beautiful. thoroughly modern house
OF II rooms, near the state university, on
quarter-acre lot, with large barn.
$425O will buy an eight-roow modern
house, near I'd av S and S2d st, with hard
wood floors throughout; open plumbing,
shade trees, etc. ~
$4lOO for a modern house Of II rooms, on
the best residence part of University ay
Sc; large lot, barn, shade trees, etc,
$4,000 for an S-room modern house on Hen
nepin av. near 32d st.
$500 buys an S-room modern house near
Garfield av and Lake st. with hot water
heat, large barn, etc.
$1,000 will buy an S-room house in Forest
Heights, newly sningled, papered and
painted. a.... .a
81 100 for Groom house. near 9th st
and 18th av S. The land alone should be
worth nearly this amount.
$500 for a lot on Lake st near Irving, 45x
1875.
5000 will buy lot on 7th st sE near 9Th av
35x165. g.
LOTS on Holmes and Humboldt avs S, in
side 36th St. at from $3.50 to $500.
SOUTHEAST building lots; have number Of
good sites at reasonable figures.
MONEY for good loans on improved city
property; any amount no delay
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-26
I. j. JAN EY
1O3 Phoenix BIdn.

q e Enn A fine nine-room all-modsrn
~OOOO house, we'll built and ar
ranged and in good condition. This house is
within 10 minutes walk of the business cen
ter and in a good residence location; good
home and good investment.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-26
ax1e II Conrad Go.
r. No. 513 Phoenix Bui1ding. ..@
o. n &WH@V8REH sos North
~ha saas ~ Ia ~ W. uS western Bldg.

$2,35Q-This charming new home, with it's
hardwood finish and floors, porcelain
bath tub and marble wash bowl, closet,
hot and cold water, handsomely papered
and decorated. with seven rooms be-
sides bathroom and wood house, on
large, east front corner lot, is a very
low price for this week-Bryant Ave. s.
81, 7OO-Modern eight or nine room home,
full basement. furnace, barn, ETC., Sun
nyside district. easy terms, snap.
s3,OO0-Choice block of lots, close to street
car, water, sidewalk--Bryant car line.
81 900 will buy coy little home, corner
lot. rents for s12 per month.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-26
WlGKELS & SMITH
311 McOLLET AVE-, Second Floor.

VACANT.
81 000-Double corner on Lowry HILL Douglas
and Emerson.
7,500-21O feet, facing Loring park; is $50
feet deep and lies fine. Good for houses
or flats.
IaINDEN HILLS.
$500 each for 50x170-foot lots on Sheridan av
and Forty third st.
5000 for 60x152, corner Vincent and 42d; south
east front.
$3.50 each for two lots, 50x115, on Fortieth,
between boulevard and Sheridan
s., 900 for 16Sx152, corner Vincent and Forty
first st; lies high and fine; easy terms.
$3.50 for boulevard and Queen az lots.
PROSPECT PARK AND MEEkER ISLAND.
1915 for your choice of six fine lots on Arthur
av 55x150; city water.
$3.50 for your choice of%lots 3, and Z, block
2, Prospect Park, Third OF Fourth st,
next street north of University.
$3.50 buys the best lots in Meeker Island aor
Prospect Park second; easy terms.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-26

IMPROVED.
Sc, lighthouses, 1905 and 1907 Fourth av S,
two houses and two barns; each house
has nine rooms and all modern; both to-
gether rent for SOS per month.
81, 000-House, 3100 Ninth av s., nine rooms;
all modern and. in fine condition.
$4,000 each for houses, 1927 and 1929 Chicago
av; two modern, up to-date houscs.
81, 500-House, 1910 e Twenty second st; six
4. rooms, full basement; city water.
S., 250 for two houses and lot, 66x125; Nos. $50
and 1872 University av NE.
81, 250-3108 Third av s.; can be arranged for
two families and made to pay good re-
I turn.
81, 0O0-Double Blaisdell av and Thirty second
st; rents for $3.50 per month.
VACANT
Days Portland Av Addition.
81, 750-Portland ay, corner Twenty sixth st,
50x128.
81, 100-Portland av, inside lots, 48x12s.
ss50-Oakland ar, lots 40x120.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-26
GEO. e. DART,
.~@~> 8O7 Phoenix Building.

81 900 for big investment and home combined
double brick-veneered modern house, l6
rooms, eighth ward; 81 feet frontage on
one of the best streets in this city; paying
10 per cent on $4,000 Can't be beat for the
price asked '... ~. '.' s..
So, 900 takes an all modern Groom, well-built,
warm house; complete with gas fixtures.
shades, screens. storm sash, hardwood fin
ish; summer Kitchen; good repair; 4th st
Sc, near the university; can't be beat for
the money. .-.. u ..r
$3.50 takes eight-room house, we'll built,
modern except heat, full east-front lot;
r.. stone walks, good lawn; best of repair;
no better neighborhood; on Sd av S, inside
30th st; owner leaving city.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-26

Here is fine improved farm Of $40 acres,
new house, large barn and granary,
fine meadow, good soil, timber. near
town-40 miles out. only SIT Dor acre.
81, 200-IIarge house. full basement, city
water. 16 rooms. rents for s2s per
month
have large list Of improved farms
Red River valley-that arc choice. from
SIG to $25 per acre, 100 to GAO acres each,
also near Elbow Lake, North and South
Dakota, at very low prices. wild and i'm
proved.
1925 will buy nice little cottage at Lake
Harriet, near lake and street car
among the trees.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-26

$1,250-Eight- room house, arranged for two
families; paying 10 per cent on $4,000;
home on 18th ay Vt inside a nys th gt "
$90O-Here Is "a nice warm 5-room cottage,
good cellar, hardwood floor in kitchen
sink: pantry; will be put in pink of con-
dition; come and see about it, as this will
be picked up quick; on 25th st, near 18th
avs.
Lots near the lakes, Calhoun and Harriet
best car service; only 20 minutes ride
from the heart OF city: all lake privileges
desired, and live in this fine city at the
same time. IL. H."
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-26

FRANK 7. NLCQLL.
REAL ESTATE,

,
REAL ESTATE,
622 Guaranty Building, minneapolis.
Two east front lots on Colfax Az, between
SD and $50 streets. City water and
stone walk. s40O each.
Corner OF, Fremont and 31st, 44x127, for
$3.50. Lies just a little low, but is
all right for building on.
Four fine lots on Harriet Av., between
34th and 35th; city water and sidewalk
and about two feet above grade; AK
100 to alley each. These are fine;
$3.50 each.
East front lot on Pleasant avenue between
Thirty first and Thirty second, 45x124,
stone walks, $3.50.
East front lot on Harriet av., between
q 32d and 33d; water and sidewalk, $3.50
Corner. Grand av. and S2d, water and
sidewalk, $500. ~
Fine lot on Grand av., between 31st and
3d. water and sidewalk; $500
Nice lot on Garfield av., between 32d and
SD; $500.
Nice east front lot on Grand av., between
31st and 32d, 5000. g. *
One of the finest corners on Pillsbury ave-
nue. in the Blaisdell tract 45x165, two
feet above grade; stone walk, sewer,
water and curb and gutter all in,
$500.
Lot on Blaisdell av, 45x165; stone walk
sewer and water all in and paid for.
This Is in the Blaisdel1 tract and no
finer lot in eighth ward; $3.50.
Will sell any Of these lots on easy terms
to good parties. Also have about 100
other lots in eighth ward.
No. 324S Clinton av Groom red brick
house or the southeast corner; bath,
furnace, three f1replaces, gas, ETC.; also
stable; lot 52x12S. Will sell this for
$4,000. .... +, :
800 acres of the finest land in North Da-
kota, 31z miles from Steele, Kidder
county, s2 section IS, township 139,
range "A. $1,000. Easy terms.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-26

Each for four lots, one on Fremont av, be-
tween 34th and 35th SITS, aud three on Pleas
ant av and 35th st.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-26

$22O0-3113 list av S, 10 rooms; sewer.
$25O-Full lot in Avery's Chicago Av
H., addition, on 10th av S, near 2Sth st.
$500 only for two double corners on
University av and I'd st and 9Th av Sc
including a dwelling of - rooms. This
property must be closed out to settle
an estate. The lots cost $500 80
-- years ago.
$165O-No. 1922 Fremont av NJ Groom
~ house, cellar, city water, barn; lot
51x157.
$45O-45x12s, southeast front, S3d and
Colfax ay S. -
$l40O-1osx15o. corner Humboldt and
$l5OO-sox11s, corner IIyndale and 2sth
st. . 49,
$5OO-Emerson av N, between 18th and
9th. .-.-... HI
See my large list of medium and low
priced houses. Remember. if I do not
have what you want, will build or have
built for you any style of house in any
location in the city on easy terms.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-26

$7O0-No. 2126 Queen av N; neat house of
e five rooms, all in frst-class condition;
very fine well; lot 4Sx12S; close to car
line.
$S50--No. 1900 E 26th st; house of six
rooms; city water: rents for $40 per
month"; south front corner lot; sewer,
water and stone walk. - ssu
81, 600-No. 1922 23d Sav S; house of eight
rooms, we'll built and in good condi-
ton: cellar, well, cistern, storm win
dows and screens; city water up and
downstairs. Also chicken-house and
barn. Fine, large, east front lot 50x
172; stone walk and city water; fine
~ trees on lot. ~,
81, O50-No. 32O9 18th av S; house of seven
rooms; cellar. and cistern; rents for
5000 per meth. Lot S5x122; shade
$S50-No. 1913 Queen av N; good, we'll
built house Of eight rooms. Lot 40x12S.
Look this up.
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. zoo

A most complete and well-arranged me
dry, with stationary tubs, sewer, gas and f
hardwood floors, richly decorated This pre-
good as new; Sunnyside, and best surroundi
S3lOO-Completely modern house of eight
rooms and porcelain bath; hardwood
70 floors and hardwood finish; very pretty
decorations and hard to equal; so NICE
neat and clean; eighth ward; good sur
roundings; inside Saith st and near Mic
ollet car line. .5..5 .s.... p. I'D ..-s 80
$6OO-Lyndale av S; fine lot; inside of 26th
4. st; good terms if necessary.
$17OO-For brick house, rented now at SIT
month; mortgage wants to close it out
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-26

$7,50O-No. 2114 Fremont av S; strictly all
modern 10-roomi residence, including
gas fixtures and range; extra hot wa
ter heater and combination heat: east
front lot, 5Ox12S. lHT
81, 200-No. BIB University av Sc; fine
modern residence of II rooms; hard
wood finish and floors first floor; side
board, laundry; Magee hot water, heat
a er; large, south-front lot, 97x104. -
81, 250-No. 1928 list av s; modern house OF
six rooms and bath; open plumbing,
furnace, gas and fixtures; some par
anet floors; lot, lot 42S12e sewer water ta
in front and paid for. Will consider
offer on easy terms. -s.. .- 3. .
$2,O00-Eleyen acres on Portland av, two
miles from city limits; good fve-room
y house, which cost $3.50. Also chicken
house and barn, good fruit trees, etc.
Property fenced. " s-1
, Call for our catalogue of Real Estate Bar
gains. IS. zs@s ..z. 81. N-....,...-. -.. ......
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A BEAUTIFUL
Lake HON &.

Fine, large cottage, windmill and barn, over
two acres of ground, mostly wooded, with
side of Christmas Lake; slopes beautifully to
shore. The lake is within a short walk Of
Excelsior and is equal in beauty to any es
the famous lakes of Switzerland. Can be-
had at a great bargain. Price, $780, Owner
will probably entertain offer. This is your
opportunity to get a charming lake home.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-26

ern house of 8 rooms and bath, furnace, laun-
< lures, mantelS electric, oak and birch finish
yerty has been built less than two years, is
gs. Look it up.
$6OO-Bryant av n, near car line: a
handsome lot fine trees, and good houses
all around. = ..
$7OO0-A choice home, finely situated; 10
rooms, bath, den, and many features
hardly obtainable in any residence in this
city; location Of the best and not far out.
$65O-Calhoun Park, east-froRt lot with city
water, inside 32d st.
$22OO-12-room house, rented s22 month
b. owner wants to close this out
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