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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-20
PURE FOOD BILL
Passed by the House: Yesterday by
-. a Vote of 70 to 81. -.

Washington, Dec. 20.--The house yes
terday>* passed the pure food bill by a
vote of u to Fl. There was not a quorum
present, but the point was not raised
by the opponents of the measure
The bill! inhibits the introduction into
any state or1territory or the shipm ent
to any foreign country, of any article
of food or drug which is adulterated or
r1isbranded.' Authorizations in the bill
are defined as follows @.r a.-: .-.-,..
In the case of drugs, If sold under name
recognized in the United States pharmacopaea.
and the drug differs from the standard Of
strength quality or purity determined by the
test laid down in such pharmacopaea at the time
of the investigation. that it's strength purity
falls below the protested standard under which Il,
is sold; If it be imitation of, or offered for
sale under the name of another article, and in
the case of foods, when any substance Is mixed
alba, barytes tale. chrome yellow or other min
eral substances, poisonous colors ~favors: In
the case OF fods, when any substance Is mixed
with it so as to lower or injuriously affect its
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BAPTIST.
First.
MORNING..

..s,na ~ u. :s:, G: Gilbert. :'''':.' DUBOIS
''ns y heaVehs Protheroe
Re sta s.Ihus Saith the Lord (From =
Air :nSt Who May Abide From rhe Hanasl
MESSIAH Francis F. Woodward d.. Handel
Awake Put on Thy Strength. 49,. .Protheroe
postlude, ..Festiva, p end5uSi rou..
S.. c. Gilbert.
..s,u $; G. Gilbert. - - a. "e''
' e' Chorus. '''''':'''. Tours
'"rhere Were Shepherds ...... =. Blumenscbien
BRIGHTEST and Rest Quartet. uz,..
Reeitative, For Behold Darkness Shall
Air, "The People That Walked in DARK
ness ness Have Seen Great Light Trom
40 ns, = Tsa9s's E. woodward:
Chorus, With obligato BY Mfs. woodward :
s. c. Gilbert. -
Berean Branch.
- EVENING. - Z -..~.
''e'uoe Miss Susan Shields. Organ
"Brightest and Best Of the Sons of the
MORNING i,ior;s Hervey
Duet 80. Little Town Of Bethlehem Croft
Misses Alice Shields and Marietta Morris
Miss Susan Shields
...s.,sys Calvary .s#3 a,. ',
Y -. ~. SMChNJNG., -.
Voluntary, Christmas march . Blanc
a.. Frank Watson .-..E.s: =
Anthem, Lift Your Heads O Ye Gates. Greene
Chorus.
Anthem. Saint from the Skies, . schnecker
Miss Eleanor Nesbitt, Lyle Greenfield, chorus.
Solo, The Christmas Herald -. - II, s.
=" ~ .&T5. c.. Whitney .Coombs
Mrs Katherine Larsen. violin obligato, Miss
49, - - Grace Golden. t',... u. i. =
Sermon. THE Dawn Of Earth's Brightest,
Day II '.'.+@ =. ~.
Anthem, Nazareth ............ i Gounod
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METHODIST
tl.- Wesley p

Christmas will beymost appropria tely
celebra ted. The church will be deliberately
decorated with palms and flowers. DR..
Montgomery will preach in the morning
on "A Christmas Message" and in the
evening in connection with the Christmas
musicale give short address. The fol-
lowing musicians will render the music
morning and evening: Sopranos, Miss
Ames and Miss RAIDER; altos Mrs. Mar
shall and Miss Dewitt; tenors, Mr.. Stuart
and Mr. Malcolm; bassos, Mr.. Laird and
Mr.. Forbes. Mr.. Marshall will preside at
the organ. The program follows &.-
MORNING.
TIE Deum, Festival in f fiat, double quar- ~.
Chime; Ye Bells by Miss Ames and dou: =
Fountain Of Love Eternal" Miss Ames :'ee'
Mrs. Marshall and Mr. Stuart. .Campana
Nazareth. by Mr.. Laird and double
Fostlude, Triumphal March BUCK
EVENING.
:Nativity," sung BY double quartet Shelley Shelley
80 Holy Night solo, sung by Miss
''Betnishsm,' Miss Ames and double quar- ->N4A'
Organ oftertory on Two Christmas s'"'A"s
..Ye Fields ' of Light Miss Ames, Mr. "'""'
hen st eams a All The h TrSes by double let
Rost,ude, Finale in dat Guilh naft
!. Simpson.
MORNING. 1880.
+ Organ. e'March Of the Magi Kings. . Dubois
Anthem S;en neelm on the Listening Ear % Of
;. . ,,c, Arthur II. Jones. ~ :,
fadies Trio. 20 Holy Christmas Night fneasey
onertesy solo, 1hs Day Is s'd BORN
. 1 Miss May D. Williams.
J Organ Postlude. PRIESTS March. .Mendelssohn
EVENING, 1880.
Quartet, There Were Shepherds westhoff
Anthem; ANGELS from the Realms of
onertory, F "Bethlehem see Goemes
Solos BY, Miss Williams.
The regular quartet. Miss May D. Williams
tenor; Arthur II. Jones. barytone will be as
sisted by Miss Amy Martin soprano, Miss Eng
s strom Alto Alto A. w. Henderson tenor E. A.
Nabelle G. barrow, organist and director.
Hennepin Avenue.
MORNING.
Prelude for Organ and Violin -. Saint -saens
Contralto solo-"o Thou, That Telest
Clad Mrs Tid n1a;,ds Adams: " :, ;srm:, Handel
MI aq3 the Foster
organ Postlude-''Festal Song Best
EVENING, AS. :. -,
1.-THE Holy Infant A sacred eantata for
soprano. cOntralto. tenor, barytone and
bass solos and chorus. .............
................By Frederic Field Bullar,l
Prelude with soprano solo, 81 ... =
Chorus-'Hark! Thrilling Voice is.
Prayer and Lords Prayer chanted. -
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CAPITAL CULLINGS

Mr.. McCleary has decided not to push his bank
ing bill at this session. ! j - -. .ss,f.
Representative Heatwole has recommended the
establishment; of a new postofhce at Lonsdale
on the new; Farming Mankato branch of the
Milwaukee road. k-E12 IL - ,.'ss5
Major J. G.. Hamilton, Of Grand Forks N. D.,
started home for the holidays this week Thurs
day. He will probably not return until after
the senatorial election. .--. $500. 49,
Representative Stevens bill for an additional
S35, 600 for the st. Paul postoffice has beer
referred to the supervising architect, who is ex
pected to report favofnbly.
Land Commissioner Hermann has referred thu
question of the abolition of one of the LIANT
offices or Encouragement of districts in Minnesots
to the land officials OF the state.
Edward Johnson. of Lanesboro, Mimi, who fol
years was a faithful messenger in Senator Mel
sons COMMUNICATIONS, died during the recent
Lajord, Of Minneapolis, for several years a mem
Der OF the state grain inspection force.
The house may be called upon to take actio,
on Representative Tawney's resolution whicl
passed the house last session instructing the way
and means committee to make an Investigate,
into the prerogatives Of the house in the mattel
Of participation in the making of reciprocit,
treaties. 5ss sfs
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

Miss Stoddard: aiis4-"He Shall Feed His Flock
RunRe.
Qaartet. Cradle song, Rarnby Gov
Violin sole, A PQnibrc - 81. GODDARD
Mr.. Riedelsberger
oeertory contralto solo, Celestial al Is;
I5$5s ,fTep ~ r ss Miss Stoddard.
Z S.#5 s.S Mrs Chick.
,P EVENING.
Instrumental quartet, Meditation. I. Mietzkc,
Mrs. Smith, piano; Mr.. Riedelsberger violin: Mr..
Riedelsberger, violin; Mr. Fischer, cello; Mrs.
Quartet, ''Sing Allelujah Forth =. Buck
Responsive service, Glory to Cod old English
-. Pastor and Choir ,,,,.,,.
Mr.. Ricdelsberger. IL &. i
Quartet, I'm. Every Place 1ncense" .s.... west
p Choir. sS e.
Instrumental trio, Andantes .Mandl
Contralto rsolo (nlanuscript), Celestial -,
Miss stoddard
Cello solo, "Chorale de Cathedrale" Mendelssohn
Quartet "A Song in, the Night. Woodman
piano and organ sonntagsmorgen auf
Glion; op: i3e, No. ~ i,;:,. :. >. Bender
Choir violin Violin ob f Mr. Redelsberger
orertory. tenor SOLO recitative and air from -,
Recito ne scomfort Ye Ny people, air. Every
Valley: Shall Be Exalted MIR. Morris. +.
Quartet. '.Hark, The Glad Sound 1890. Foster
:, ;, F.. - 49, Shof.a. 49,. !
R Ron - - @.>:: >.,... =. .
Postlude e. ...:.... Selected
~. = Mrs. Chick. .-..-...
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quality strength SO that such product. when
offered for sale, shall tend to deceive the pur-
chaser. -
If any substance or substances has been substi-
tuted so that the product when sold, shall tend
to deceive the purchaser.
If any valuable constituent of article has
been wholly or In part distracted.
If it be an imitation or offered for sale under
the distinctive name Of another article.
If 1t be mixed, colored, powdered stained in
a manner whereby damage inferiority is con-
cealed.
), If it contain any added or poisonous ingredient
which may render such article Injurious to
health. ~
If it is falsely labeled as a foreign product
imitation Of another substance of previously
established name, or which has been trademarked
or patented. 's-.- .'r'' ".-. g +.
If it consists in whole in part, of filthy,
decomposed putrid animal vegetable sub
stance or any portion Of animal unfit for food,
or If it is the product of diseased animal, or
one that has died otherwise than by slaughter.
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Miss Eleanor l Nesbitt, william Marsh chorus.
flynn Y 3sf TO- #oS. srvrr,nn ~
Anthem. !" Arise Shine, for Thy Light Is !.
Come .......... ...,... /. -. 1890. 49, Elyey
Anthem, 70, Holy N GeSt"s' /. /. Adam
MisS Agnes Grswod Leslie ansaela
sermon SOY What rink Ye 81 ohl ss grace oloen
Anthem, 'Christmas'' ......... >. Shelley
Chorus.
t, Central
There will be a Christmas vesper serv-
ice at o'clock The following program
will be rendered: t@%S s
Organ prelude, "Andantino't ......... I.enore
Daet "Hark MarK. Nv Soul %fiH'u shelley
Mrs Hawkins, Miss Otis.
Mrs Hawkins, with violin obligato:
Violin solo 80. :.'.. Carl Riedelsherger
Anthem nthe Of the King Neiq hng,,I
postlude dudley BucE
Westminster.
"A chorus of twenty trained voices will
furnish special music at both morning
and evening services. The evening pro-
gram will be of extraordinary merit and
will consist of the well-known Christ
mas oratorio by Saint-Saens. Saint
Saens is one of the first, if not the fore
most, of living French composers. DR..
minister, will preach a Christmas SER
mon in the morning. The church audi
torium will be beautifully decorated with
palms and holly. =. - So &7~
The special music for the two serv-
ices Is as follows: .a&.~-1E II H. = r.S5
~ f's. MORNING. 7s
Organ, ''Grand Chorus. Wheeldon
Anthem. alto solo quartet and choir,
~ 'And There Were Shepherds. .Foote
Anthem. tenor and barytone solos and
Male quartet, ''All Hail the Glorious
r. = Morn . :. Bohemian 4 Carol
orertory. cello solo by Carlo Fischer,
Anthem: ..caim on the List ming Ear Of
Postlude, .'Hallelujah Chorus. ....... Handel
-. EVENING. ..,..-. RI
A Christmas Oratorio by Charles Camille.
Saint -Saens- =. - ." 80.
Solos and Chorus. ''There Were Shepherds
in That Same Country. =
Alto solo, Patiently Have Waited for IT, :
Tenor ts solo 10 and soprano chorus an My
Heart. I Believe -.
Duet for soprano and barytone. Blessed -
Is He Who Cometh''. $4,000
Trio, soprano. tenor and BARITONE, my =,
Soul Doth Magnify'.
Quartet soprano inezzo.soprano, alto and r.!
barytone "Ye Heavens Sing Praises'--
Quintet and chorus, "Arise Now, Daughter -..s
Choir-H S. Woodruff. organist and director
sopranos, Misses Williams. Kuster. Bunce.. Mines
Wymond. McRae: altos, Mines Porteous war
mock. Laird: Phillips Miss Warner; tencrs,
Messrs Dale. Brimlncr. Keith. Bunce. Hemp
stead: bassos. Messrs. Fisher CARPENTER, Loye
Warner, Warren; violin soloist. Carlo Fischer. :
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MUSIC OF .CHRISIMAS.lIDE !.
CHURCHES CITY PREPARE ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMS
FOR THEIR SERVICES TOMORROW WHICH WILL BE OBJ
SERVED BY MANY AS CHRISTMAS SUNDAY,

Many of the churches OF the city have
prepared more or less elaborate musical
programs for their services of tomorrow.
Some also have prepared special music for
Christmas Day. To-morrow's programs
follow. ., y
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Fowler.

Christmas Sunday will be observed at
Fowler church. The morning will be a
sacramental service and Rev. DR.. P. A.
Cool will preach the Christmas sermon on
The JOY Of Giving The. choir will sing
20 Come All Ye People, >Novello, and
"sanctus', Gounod, the tenor solo by Mr.
Williams. The evening service will be
a. concert Of sacred song" at which the
pastor will relate thrilling incidents about
the authorship and use of many sacred
songs which will be sung by the chorus.
Solos will be sung by, Miss Marie Cool and
Mr.. Williams. The choir will also sing
NAZARETH by Gounod.
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Franklin Avenue.

Morning-A arge chorus choir will sing:
'rersanctus Trisagion''
Solo, violin, 'Evening Star '.......... Wagner
-" Miss Edna Matson.
Vocal solo, ':Awak Good Christia Salter
Master Roland Finger.
''Oh Little Town of Bethlehem. :. Nfedlnger
Choir. with violin obligato by Miss Edna Matson.
- A fine praise service will be rendered in
the evening by the choir and orchestra
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Bethiehen1.
Rev Stanley B. Roberts will preach on
the subject ga Glad Day-to the World
and to Me- Musical program by choral
union: ID II.
: = -. MORNING. T. r 49,
Anthem. ''Great and Marvellous Are Thy
OfkS lLCeiI
Solo, ..'rhe Christmas Herald. combs
ODAlBdCo 'H' ~. ,.Ae.DAS
Duet, "Hark. Hank. My Soul -. Shelley
.*~: Miss Robertson and Mrs. Higgins.
Quartet-Soprano Mrs. Higgins; alto. Miss Rob-
ertson; tenor; Mr.. Higgins bass, Mr.. Boult.
" 49, 49,. EVENING. 49,.
Anthem, sBreak Forth Into joy Smith
~ = - 80 = Choral Union. - -
Quartet. "Calm on the Listening Eve .Marston
Solo, Graded in Manager Lowly''.. .Shueler
Mrs. Higgins.
Violin Obligato ............'..... E. G. Sheibley
e.. sa.> ROMAN. lCATHOLIc%
%-f-t. 49,, St. Charles.
The oratorio Of THE. Nativity will be
given tomorrow evening under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Florence E. Parks.
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500 Line Local Holiday Rates
One fare for the round trip between all
local stations. Tickets on sale Dec. Il.
%, %, "a. %, %, 90, 80 and 81, and jan /.
1903. Get particulars and Christmas book
lets at the ticket office. 119 Third street S.
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Cheap Excursion Rates Eas,

Cheap Excursion Rates East
-Four exclusive reasons for taking the
"North Star Limited" ,. -
l. 1t is newest and best.
g. You avoid a bus transfer in Chicago.
8. You avoid tedious wait in st. Paul
depot. ..-. -
4. You avoid the vibration of the cleo
trio dynamo.
Buffet, Library and chair cars, compart-
ment sleepers and dining cars: = --
Call at No. 1 Washington avenue s, Min
eapolis-Minneapoi & St. Louis r. r.
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500 Line Holiday Rates One Fare
for the round trip to points in eastern
Canada. Why not go back east, spend
Christmas and take advantage Of the very
low rate? Tickets on sale Dec. II to 20.
Get Christmas booklets. ETC., at the ticket
office, l19 Third street S.
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aee...s a...-. -. MORNING. ~, ..,A
A Aini so,o bet2iene Gounod
Ladies' Trio, 1.-THE Lovely Shrine. - i" =. =
Rheinberger-L Ens
g. Soprano Solo, 'Hark, What Mean Those
Holy Voices?' ....-...... -
Choir--Miss Olivia Kruse, soprano; Mrs. Dena
Davoll contralto: James, Weeks. tenor; Mr..
Lingvall bass assisted by, Mrs. Frances Rolf,
soprano; Miss Frances Payne. alto; George Shan
non. tenor; Orville Moore, basso; Ray Getty.
violinist: Mrs. L. A. Rogers organist and d.
rector 80 -'-cr.r.,'.'. - % ::
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a FIay1H9 JdTuS. 49, -
AT the Rock Island Office, 322s Nicoilet
avenue. Us cents a pack or two for a quar-.
ter. Call and see them.
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Forest Heights.
MORNING.
Organ prelude, Reverie from Sonata =. Beethoven
DoXolOgy, praise God" .................
- Chorus. -.
Hymn. Joy to the Verdi Watts
Chorus. -
Anthem, The King Has Come"Wm. Edie Marks
Quartet.
Ohertory. GLORY to Heavens Eternal
King .........:. Erik Meyer Helmund
Miss 1nez' Adell Davis.
Anthem 1.-THE Bethlehem Shop.
herds .................,L o. Emerson
Quartet
Mrs. William Carlock organst
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THE CRACKERS HAVE "BooKwoRMs."

Washington, Dec. COR. Charles Wardeil
Stiles, zoologist of the department of agriculture
and discoverer of the American bookworm dis
ease, which he asserts is the of the prov
erbial laziness and backward condition of the
poor whites or Crackers of the south, to-day
on behalf of the government took active steps to
stamp out the malady.
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500 Line Christmas OFFERS:

Boston, Mass. and return. -. j. I. s4o. 90
Buffalo, N. Y, and return $1,000. $500
Montreal, Que. and return. $500
Portland, Me-, and return 49,. ~. 1000
quebec, Que, and return > 1000,
Toronto, Ont, and return. ....... 5000
Albany, N. Y, and return. .......... 40. 90,
Springfield, Mass, and return 1000
and other points; In proportion. Tickets
on sale Dec. II to %. Ask for new Christ
mas booklets ait the ticket office, 119 Third
street S.
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Tenor Solo with Chorus
G. Beef Rssiatiy 3, Behold c ia Virgin ,,.,
81" ID Alvin Davies. KS IN 1869
(b) Song. 80. Little Town Of Bethlehem u
Mrs Maude ans-Waterman.
Clorus-..Come Hither Ye Faithfully ~ E
Bass solo-,.when From the East the, Wise =.
Eugene NJ Stevens rs;.ssz> j
Trio tepor. barytone, bass l-77---''We! Three 5s
Kings OF Orient Are .gs-.5f =
Messrs. Davies, Kerr. and Stevens.
Chorus-Carol.
Rarytone Solo, /, --53 ,tass .sl
~ Recitatiye. And When Eight DAYS !,
s5r"n ~ James Kerr. ~ c
(a) Rectative. And When the Days of Her
CO. Song, Tile Prince of Peace
. r. ~ Mrs. Maud = Timer Jones. N5H
Chorus--''Sing. OH Sing This Blessed Day
Organ Postlude--'. Halel,ljah" Handel
Soprano Mrs: Maud Timer: Jones; eontralto
Mrs Maude Adams Waterman tenor, D: Alvin VII
Soprano, Vera latham; contralto, Eugene Cheli-
evert; tenor, John Dahl; baritone. James Kerr;
violinist. Cragg Walston: organ1st and director
Emil Oberhoffer. - u. - sG-.
The Sunday school will have it's service
Christmas afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the
church. There, will be songs by the school
a solo with chorus by H. L. Murray and
the school and a visit from Santa Claus.
Lake Street r-E--s.... O..
The quartet choir will render a specially
prepared Christmas musical program. The
choir is composed of the following: So
prano. Mrs. Theo. w. Nagel; alto. Mrs.
James Millard; tenor. John Jay Bulls;
bass. Theo.. w. Nagel; pianist, Miss Gene
we've Hill The program follows:
MORNING. .3..:s.4.. 80. r.. :
Prelude piano. Miss Hill. ..-.. >: >ss,E,.
Quartet. How Beautiful on the. Mountains. -
Quartet and solo, IA New Heaven and Earth
from Holy City,, solo by Theodore w. Nagel.
Quartet, at Came Upon the Midnight Clear'
EVENING. = w. -.
Prelude.
Quartet. Holy City" T.
Quartet. Bethlehem" 1855 ~ = .-.
Solo. THE Perfect Way by Mrs. Nagel.
Quartet "Hark llark, My Soul
POstlude. Miss Hill. =. v r..ry ...
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PERI
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-05-23
coNTENDING FOR
Youths Companion.
g PRINCIPLE

Youths Companion.
An English writer gives a good
example OF those bubbles in legal
practice that have sort OF fascina-
ton for certain minds Some years
ago, while travelling on the con-
tineGt, be met the principal lawyer
for the government Of one Of the
principaliues, who told him OF n
curious legal question. IL had re-
ference 10 "A railway station at the
boundary between two principal
tiles
Some one standing outside the
window of the ticket Office had put
his hand through and robbed the
till inside. The boundary line lay
between where the thief stood aud
the till, so that be was actually IN
one territory while the crime was
committed IN another. Here was a
nice nut for the gentlemen learned
10 the law to crack. Which Of the
princlpalities should undertake To
prosecute the culprlt3
Att they went in good earnest,
and the arguments on either side
were long aud vehement, till the
whose case was embalmed in many
volumes. Al last one side yielded
so far as TO say:
awe will permit you, as an act
of courtesy, TO prosecute, while Al
the same time reserving all our
sovereign rights. "
AT this point of the recital ! ask
ed: "And how did the prosecution
ends"
"Ah that is quite another mat
ter" said my friend. "There was
no prosecution; we were only ar
ranging what we should do wher
we caught the robber; we have
never caught him"
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A MODEL CITY
Boston Herald.

Boston Herald.
What promises to be one Of the
most interesting exhibits at the 81.
Louis Fair is the plan which Mr..
Albert Kelsey, a prominent archl-
tect of Philadelphia, has devised
and drawn up, of creating within
the exhibition grounds what would
be fairly termed a model city 1t
is we'll known that the great exhi-
billions which have been held in
this country, such, for example, as
the Centennial Exhibition at Phil
adelpbia aud notably at the Co
lumbar Fair at Chicago, have had
a decided influence upon the Amer
lean people. We have been taught
many things by these exhibitions
in the way Of combining beauty
with utility, but IN too many in-
stances the scale upon which the
lesson has been taught has been
too large to adapt it to the require
ments of everyday life. 1t is
thought that a practical end can be
secured if, at the ST. Louis Fair,
the seneral scheme is given of the
best way of planning a city, with a
view to future, quite as much as to
present, civic requirements.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-05-23
WANTS YOUNG MEN To WORK
Leslie's Weekly.

ID. b. Kirk, millionaire merchant
and sometimes philosopher, OF
New York, was asked. "What DO
YOU find the hardest to get out OF
your Young meni" lie replied
"a davis work. If Mr.. Kirk had
lived in the days OF Plutarch the
answer would have charmed thai
historian. who loved the quick aud
the apt.
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HEALTH AMMUNITION.
You Want the Best.

Your Physician aims to put
all his knowledge, experience and
skill into the prescription he
writes. 1t is an order for a com
binatiou of remedies which your
case requires. lie cannot rely on
the result unless The ingredients
are properly compounded.
b. fair TO your dortor aud
to Yourself by bringing your
prescriptions here. They'll be
compounded only by registered
pharmacists, who ale aided by the
largest stock of drugs in this part
of the States, everything OF the
finest quality that money can buy
or experience select
ILL., PUTEGNAT. d BRO.
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AFTER PNEUMONIA.

Chicago Hews
Patient: did be say | was on
the road to recovery"
Friend: "He said you were 'on
the high road to recovery. "
Patient: We'll, / guess be is
right from the size Of his bill"
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Potatoes are going up with meat
They have grown so accustomed to
going down with It that they can'i
break the habit on q reverse trip.
Chicago Evening Post.