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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-13
IT Ia Summar

In California now. The Minneapolis & ST.
Louis railroad Is offering the exceedingly
low rate OF $500 to points in California,
why, that's cheaper than stayin' at
home. Through tourists cars and first
class service In every particular. For in
Z formation. folders, berths, etc, call on
w. T.. Hathaway, c. T. A., No. Wash
ington avenue s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-13

Ex em% from foremost ~ ead
y America
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-13

Boys double breasted 2.piece suits
cut from the new spring patterns in blue
serges, peacedale worsteds, plain dag
onals, blue cheviots and fancy cheviots,
as well as cassimeres, an unlimited as
sortment, sizes to 16 years, absolutely
worth $500, for $3.95.
First Showing of Young nen's New
Spring Tronsers-Made from finest
English worsteds, entirely new patterns,
latest cut, in all sizes from IS to 49,
trousers worth % and $3.50, choice $1.o5.
Boys New Spring Neckwear = Made
from choicest SOC silks, in all up-to-date
shapes and new colorings at choice, 23c.
Boys Fancy Dress Shirts Plain or plait-
ed bosom, cuffs attached or detached, in
novelty patterns, from 3oc to CSC.
Boys Medium Weight Royal Ribbed
Underwear-In sizes up to "a, worth
Soc at Csc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
.., SneGial Bargains.

THIS WEEK
FEAuEI RY PIANO Waryr1lTns lai2 Olive st-.
= =. WhtaEar. Mgr. r. c. Smith. Mfr-
nice small upright In good order..........f 50
4 nice uri.url-sizei upright ----..--..-.--. l25
a splendid tone rosewood up-iEht.......----. rs
4 fra raE g@Iu upright. nearly new.-..--.... Is5
= splendid wa luEt SIS upright. nearly new. liz
An elegant Uahggauy $50 upright. good
le5
4 beautiful mahogany 80 upright: used
thrs. rTnfhs l9S
c5naition -...s,.. -. .l.. 20
SQUARES
We are closing out some fine squares az SO.
81 ~. SCI So and $50 good makes and every
one IN fine condition. They originally sold for
So 20 so.
NEW PIANOS
call and see our elegant stock Of new pianos
iU all the latest designs and cnuice woods.
We claim TO save you So to 800. as We are
manufacture and save you all rniddlemen' $
profits. CAL and So our fine assortment and
ast1nshinEly low prices. BRADBURY Plano
Narprupus. 19le olive 81. F. q. Smith. Mfr..
A. I. Whitaker. Mgr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

STENDGTtApII Frs Competent 81 -n1Erap alfs
and typewrltcSs furnished. e1upll Elilrrt secure
fer reliable steuOgraphers- no ghErre ffIrF
way skilled assistants conduct or employment
Bureau. both phones -nderE ood l2peNT!'es
Co. no Pine -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

MUSICAL.
ABSOLUTELY chsaf,esr place in city fCr al
kinds musical instruments. sheet. band and or
riestru music. Huulsth. 9 :. Broadway.
EXAMINE .ahnssn ana Poase pianos: COM
pete stock q new stvlss at factory w1reruuGls-
p Lal.nstn PIANO Mfg Co. Is Olye st
FINE upright uigao. IN excellent condition:
gl-ap. $50 iiuta.l hguievarl.
''EEAE tine soul Il O EraEauer Sing: 20
hear If - Ia buy d.. : li only hg DAN! q. Dun
s"r Piano CO.. Fourteenth ana North MARKET
JOSEPH FLACHT q SON. Us :. Iirgadway-
I1.fEE aims: Long u0lsl valve. 81. Pepper slide
.uhga., 81 Nu-k tuba so: trombone. Sl=.
Er,ngh h1ru. 50
PIANOS tuned. $3.50. Grs;-class piano tuner
and r-TafT'r. - years experience II. hautz-
ia :. Brladuay- = nd postal.
SEE tie latest uiauo player at 20 y. sew
'-th St and rr &; played: easily played
any one can r!1- Z.
SLIGHTLY useI mahogany upright piano'
S-77- REGULAR $50 instrument. dne piano for 1T
UPRIGHT uiaun. slightly used, for $50: guar
rlrts-i ly manufacture; Sis cash lZs y.
Jattarz u.
So buys line piano. cost s355: stool. cover and
delivered. lgf y. Sixteenth St
So buys an- piano. with stool and cover.
S,.-9lsrt & MINtsr- .6l2 Eranklin ave
$50 buys fine ErHkauer upright ulano: used:
ffs- tuys fine Steluway Piano used
NLEF,EAAfP BROS. PIANO CO. 271I Park
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
EMPLnYMENr AGENCIES.

ALL those desiring helm or seeking sl'1st lions
may register with the Free Ernrl 3 M NJ t,H
TeEu Of the State Lah5s Bureau z status .s--
slSi- Chestnut ST sif-afirrs and e-.l IlF-
nishec free % ch1rrn- IrI. klu.uch \ 7>i-
STESOGRAPE Phi F.fSsS-C' -nr-,cur St-uo-rcp .eEs
and typegriters furnished employment sfn4re4
for reliable steraEr7urgrs. NO chFrEr either
way sEillel ass stanrs conduct our EMPLOY lE2e1t
Bureau: both rlcars- Ju-grvooi typewriter
Co. 10 Pine 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
PARTNERs WAITED.


PARTNER with s. HI ur 5000. r7Iu that
has the ability % take gHaEE. ~ god EE-
prietary remedy business. VIII secure lugr
money. BE g. Republic.
PARTNER WANTED-L.l8y .r gentleman.
with SEQ 90 Join ia q road Hrt.r7.-l---
thUrng4Elv legitimate full elnrruI- un El.r--
titiHu and good. sure wrlgT-EnIa. RE- none.
but those who have the money and uH. .EI~.-
ness need answer. BIG I--. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
pOnNs FOR RENr-

4 A NaN > 4 4 y a WV
- IL Il ~ -
ROOMS FOR RENT.
SN>->--->~-~->-~--->-- "--~-~N-~~|>"-~--~-~-
,,N ~ -;. l5isI' 'hsl'' rSe H., i'0ni or connect
---- .,,-.,- --st. ~
s.ysn; e-i-S1lsr ez.l. S..eeees.: ls--soa-.z.s
NACuN, lsIl-NssLy tuEiistsi rucm. hnt an4
HNETMEH. s.5 5A-sJr4ciIy modern faTai-asi
r,s,su. an c1ugeaiences. near Worl5's Pair.
E,.sslaahls.
DAYTON. -as#u-H or $50 furnished rsums.
rriE-i.r" ef h'gsrE''I''s. furnace. bath. F''-
s. 30 niElt a. N-IEan.
EEII. s5I.-DssiflbIe. us, il frIrnisheI r.UIaz.
steam heat. m"..rrr '.nN'riaucsa-
T.TsTI- zll-- N.T-ig fuTz#zl7f T----55 every
rn6.is-r c,,nvsaI.u,s. rTIga'- family.
T.f5TT- 77== l5s7-7a- q, -TT,,---,E MI y,,-
oil Hri ese5ai-fs0r 'front.' r.Iriss rrltIraian Ufiy:
-. HlL.e
HEII. Ene-Sics'y fuTuIsFaE frant ami heck
room. an S-nv,isigtrss i..sri drtiSrlSi. fr-
srges: rsas-aal.s.
EEENEE IF--N-IfIy f1-ufshs-I 6r uuf-IT-
. T.,.+r,l.. ..i ,..,l..l,I, 'i e'n''"''''''
-....... .-
-,,f 49, r.-', l-r. i ~ . ~ ~,
a.aai'a. ra.s.rr glnt,1l. 1...s. 'I.r..,f a,i.a-
'ztrs.
HgU,uVrtY ~ N-At --. Fs.sf. rTT-T.. ~
r' 80 a.r GsE- weekly rates ~r-rssTa. nj.
r.r.,,r.,,-,,- -. rr.r-r. r.-.--.r. -,
----z-.
.'i'. l.tl.. ~ ~ = D.. -, .l : .''
=, -: sl--, isT W.. --- i.l. L-i,.- sI,.-
El:oA nWAN. 81 sf-,T-.g ,-,li tTunt rom. vita
g, -,, .. ~ 2 .-- ana -''i '.''i' E,-''si''" %
-.5,I7 - 49,. ,---.--i-, - A..
,, hHN..N. md ii n, i. h. , l-,Ts' ho'
-.
-, .>-.t.s t tl,lg @ il,i,
r.i. rrssI,c
s7Is,s ss7= ls,--5-7-.l So, - g. ,,,-
-: -=-----, - -. -
49, - Nll-t, l tIlil7.'-H s'eoh4-il-'E
.-----, l1- L--eZ % L.--..- ~ -
CASS. --1s-Nicely Furnished front room for
s.i.sl. men e2n.,hl-AS 10 ,al--
'ASS. 2si8-s'5. siy furnished room for light
--5-' ~ l-.---, % r- -,.---- I'm
'ASS. .l,- tqrnis5sd ifgnt oafa foT Hight
1-..-' 90. y s.t- .,.-' e--.,i i,,.-.--
-lsat h-1-,s--s1.rS gL 5-aile,1e1: 81 per weez.
CASS. L-i-Sslt!y furnished front room, sec
or4 uggr. l-Et huu-'k'og Ms. bath and hot
G-s.5-
uisl.H.. seutIsrasa us Eau~eE-rplrg. bath. rea-
----.s.-.
Gates. tlIs-Choic" furnished room. fg- two
Fyute1rcn; ul1--ers. reasonable close 20 worlds
CLAIMING. - N.-!'tEir r. uufurniss.l.
z.nE.s. er guiire t1t. AEst h5-ss.,,el-nE. hath.
CHESTNUT. Ifll-S.g,iy furnished roans. by
-LN gr w.. Ea2 L1lA a.- Gls hlat-
lurT.-rsis large esace: 81 t2 so week
gfEEST2Sj-r 's'f-Fu-ai-s,a r0ams. gas. elec-
90. --gSUT. ITss - EgesiIsrtIy FURNISHED
rc1r.s. r-;h. Eas. Cfire. steam heat: 3 we-E
uns .siEtsLl.
CHOICE. fu-rishe8 room f.r Fsntlsnnan n
,s-l.tru-- urirate family l--rt ugsr ~ nod
IT1. E-fGz.1-,-7 r"1utr-l- ht Nl hepultc-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

BOOKS-PAPERS.
S>-~~--S-@SN~"~@~--~-~
FoWLER's sexual Science toost $50 for
sl-51. at 1raEfgul.s old b2ok store
BOOKS 4 all kinds b5uEhi and sold: can or
sHua address 20 MIlls's B1okstore. co Chestnut
BO0KS-I want & buy law medical OF other
E-ud bonks- ~ ls.nahan. b0okselleT. 81 Market
-CYCLOPEDIA OF thinEs worth knowing Or
fl- 8 cents. Crawf0rd's old book store.
FOWL.ER'S Human Science tcrst g .H0D for
sl-51. NJ CTawt1td's. Fourth and Chestnut
TNpINN Wars AID Pioneers Of TsEas COS;
S5rd's oid hook store. Fourth and Chestnut
MANUAL OF law and business. forms Cost
So for . cents. ut CTavfCrd's old book store,
Fourth and Chestnut Books wanted.
for g cents: books bought Crawior3's old
book store. Fourth and Chestnut.
WALL PAPER.
EHELICH BROS interior decorators paper
hanging and painting Delmar l7ls. 3sis
ZEHSER q co. l430 PapIn st-Paper hang
est rates: satisfaction guaranteed: send postal
FOR sALE-MIsCELLASEo
SN>~~~~~~~->~-~~~->~~N~ ~~N~~~~->~~-~~~N>~~S~S-
BAKERS. before commencing business zee
Mi11.-hv oven Zl6 Walnut ST. 81. Louis
BARGAINS-Nsw and secondhand cI5thinE
sample hats and shoas: wholesale price TO cOun-
Try merchants 5. Gordon. SO Morgan st.
BARGAINS in RADIANT Home hard-cool
stoves, round and square: slightly used. at
1onlon-s lo25 Market st. opposite Eleyenth
BOOKs-ComTIete set OF Ba zac's works. good
messages and orations. BJ I5s Republic
EJ-TCHER'S icebox. GlsHsiB: or will trade
for !arEer one. Arlington and 81 Louis
CASH rsEisters bought s5id and exchanged
ysrnes Du1y. ll5 y. Ninth st. Kinloeh AsS2.
CHANDELIERS; one four light and two two
liE1t. tor sigEes - y Eighteenth 81
CHINESE lilies Sc: hyacinth tulips. calIas
white and black John Wall. I0i Union Market.
CoAL--ClIlinsyille. &c bu.. delivered. South
ern Coal Co. 3l5 8. Fourteenth. c 1s4
c9AIEIDoTIs hiEh-sT5aa4ss. l3s per bu.. dsliv-
COAL 1sc per bushel: Meyers best iIc per
bushcls see Us about special rates for your
winter coal 4 ". Meyer. 2s5s Chouteau c 1875
CURIOSITY plants. can't be obtained else
where in city. 4ii3 Natural bridge road.
DIAMOND strd. at bargain. 1911 Market
ELEGANT bear boa; peTfect: cost so: viii
sell Tor oaly s. BIG ls0. Republic.
FOR blank books. novels. song books latest
-Et etntilne-v. etc. 60 % I0i Market St
BINDLISG wood 81 per load. Call or send
pos,ll. 7. R2thr.eE. lbs Taylor.
MEDART's DaUubrokers' stocks and liheF
bsnEruut stoeks a. nc;Iln. 5l2 FTanklin
NEW stove pipes
i4a6 81. Louis ave
PARIDR clock. 81
1911 Warren St
RADIAToRs fGr- sale: an kinds ana Sizes.
in frst-class condItiCn: cheap. 1873 v. Sew
enth.
ST LOUIS Trunk Co. 2et2 Frankln-Trunls
suit cases haEs. etc: lowest prices: trunks
$50 up: s1it cases. soc up. repairing reason
STOVE repairs for any ola stove For
shaw III y. Twelfth 81. Kinloch c 81.
THREE counter Showcases and one outside
case: cheap. I-ls Market st
WIRED Lsth FencinE-R H Myers hard
ware. s7'ls lG0-ft. rolls. 4 Il. high painted cy-
press pickets, only Sc. Sole agt.. gIIf y. Broad
way. both phones.
Radiators for Sale.
All kinds OF radiators tested and ruaran-
teed- 81 Louis Betting and Supply Co. 5os s.
Fourth st
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
AGENTS AND statesmen.
CnnvasScrs.


CANVASSERS wASTED-First-Cl1Ts WOLF
dressed canvasserE. highest price paid on any
Newspaper proposition CaN between and J
any morning les Ch0Et-au.
STENOGRAPH flI2ss-CuEllE e:elr grsr0rraf'hers
and typewrlJcrs Furnished. eIupl 1yufaut sec Ir'1
FOR reliable steluSrapners. no cnarE' 'ltslt.
ay: skilled asssssants conduct car E-i' i;gi4t
bureau; both phones. luderECld Typewriter
40 Pine =
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
~7-'""'~1--@----'--~@.--
Wanted.


Wanted.
ABSOLUTELY highest price paid for house
n..- goods. furniture and feathers. auy guam
Gts- Stni postal, 70 kens.EErL. w y IMe-fth.
ALL kinds - furniture. featatrs and caTp-ts
e-1Eht WI El.lieh. .2is E-Lst.n- pelnar ls,s.
Ee5tal card. T. J. RYAN West End station
HIGHEST cash price FOR furniture. carpets.
ll'tiI,S. i'9i.E,r-. Cgntents Of houses. fats or
GNE-lnEs Mgl. - ). B-1adway. Phgne g ts5.
HOUSEHOLD furniture. rlanas. carpets.
sols - az kinds: entire Cutfts. large or snail
IS W. make cash advances. sell commits
y. az viii ..ly outright for spat easE: see us
Olive X a. L.on1ri Auction & storaee co.
We uay The hEarst prices saT al household
Sous ana tasrglallis" ut all descriptions si-l
For sale.
'-~@~~~>~-S~~-~~N-~-~~S~S~-~~ ~-~~D~~~~~~S~~~~~~N~s>N
EASi.-i.l i:NlIt. cheap
H.-I Rlosi -, Dase-0urner. range. gas
-giE- '-.. almost 'u,w. must s,l quick lsso
CONTENTS u I.-room house: doing good
FOLDING i5un h-d and mattress call be-
i-Iy Sa.ur-ay- -,l5 6aulh.e u.
GI.E~S-uoDF war5r -,.. straw mating iron
.ei~ 81 .H IsTal1-. l--- : Eleventh =.
HANDSOME r1e...rr1-~izs baSrbu-n-r. almost
new .l-t So. SD t.r So - iage.
nNG six look case, one elegant oak side
hoard. one ulaha1aug music cabinet. in
ffrts' bed. Cal --S Vernon ave
HNI .u,,- E4I=y. two Administer rigs. lot
gun beds an. Hther furniture; coed a. new:
iluU stUTHE-. cash o. time New York Stofsgs
zoe 22Is wash -.
PATIyoR SIT. glass safe; iron he'd: mahog-
any wardrobe dining table, six hole range
heating stove al good 5lts san FTanclsco-
RADIANT ROME base- burner almost new:
.u.lr uicA-4-plz;et tsa+ 81 Louis ave.
RADIANT Home stove. l. front: also SuDe-
-anr alT-tiEht su.t-cnal stove. call $50 Easton-
TWO Radiant Hgm- hase-buTners, In good
.--t-'inn. uu- rarEr- 4.y5 lage-
TNEEDEEMTD furniture carpets. stoves
etc also one large butchers ice box, Amply
tsrulI Moving q Storage Co. Thirteenth
and Naluuts SIS East 81 Louis
S4-l worth u fa-...... ami -toyes Tor S-co:
r--at t1rEELu- CAL r-..iay- .siii- Easion.
CHANDELIERS lssa,T. Gsl2T s9st; Sst our
IwEua-Ea stock az r-sHt.
I.'l-IsI'-IEIt KEY NFG CO sa' LUCAS AVE
Sewing Machines.
LADY will sacrifice hlEh-aru hlCh-running
Singer wiJh attachments: s. 81 Pine.
TWO carloads u sewing machines 10 be sod
at once great lIlu-t Uent. The Singer Mfg
tn-. ls.s =. Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

TAKE course in st. Louis Matchmaking
ischooi EOS Locust St. and become q hrst-class
ANslsE. EeBd for circular.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

EoeciElty: repairing.
ATTENTION S0LICITED-B-st suit l- over
coat that can he produced Uuywh.r- tr tsft
amount Of money. made % 0:l-r Cor -. TICK
nor Tailoring Co. - y tsleNentl -
CALL at Wait.'s 27ls EutEsr ST. have your
slate roof repal-7i-
SMALL saiDo-. e.ai-naylnr business. state
price and nart.cl.ars $50 l-I- E'aia-la-
TO buy good grocery stock: must be ilrst-
class. Call At - larl-.e l.-s.
To buy small. clean r.srauraEt IN good i9-
cation. cheap fgr cash Us l5. E.unhllc-
WE make general l.rE "a sIcs2Lty. s -r
ratruraCe sD'.rIt. o. '.fa-..I T. Sal. Iarttrs.-
bros. carpenters aI. Inll-s. 1907 81 chlrle5
WESTERN BROKERAGE CO.
SlT Holland building We can locate Egd ~
business. let us know what guu want
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
.~~~~D~-~~-~-~~-~~~~s~~~S--
> BARGAIN r. street alE evening dresses
postal. Kinloch = eI5. MIS-. Miller. 90 Wal
nut 81.
JOE GELBER can use any amount af gents
clothing. paws three ttmHs more than .tt-.ss ss
need badly. postal klnlEgh 4 lszt. -t-s ,l.5t-
SECONDHAND CuttinE machine. O. cut feed
oats at2 y Grand ave
. ST. BERNARD pap. under months old
BE / Republic
Used Frathers-SeII no a.I fgarr-.z .a-s man
Boc a pound. ray IL. postal 'i.-.- f..l.N
Co. 2S1s Finney.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
Eno,rs WITH HOARD.

|-~-SS~-----~~~>~~--~--
.EI-lfNI.. ff-. N.rr.v t-~r .-rsI rom. win
------- -u---.----- --.- III E-ut-.,-----
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
Radiators for Sale.

All kinds OF radiators tested and guaran
Fourth st
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

OLIVE Is.s~E Furnished OIL r-e. rarf'"rs..- "a f
houseisc. ping. ai-9 lau ry-m. furnace h'-
gas. hath.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30


flttNhIIN. Gssl tNCiE Beautifully
Furnished front nom. two gentlemen. private
family. So month
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

NEW YORK Bird Stor=Canaries parrots
cEgess aquarium. globes. goldfish. seed facd
tos Franklin ave Frank Metsger. manager
TRAINED male pointer o. setter: young dog
preferred. BK l. Republic.
USE ChsmberIaIn's chick Feed and Brooder.
Si6 N Commercial. ST. Louis. No
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
DANCING rAuGHT.

JOIN Prof. De Houeys class for beginner
this week: ful term g. Academy. 5sH Olive.
JOIN Prof Frankers besinnsrs' class this
Churrday1 evening. full Term "a hasf f1-
structors. Academy, Twelfth and North siarket
MRS. HARDY GRANT. Formerly Miss IIsT5y
eade. Arcade and Vernon ave; suburSsu Psrk
car passes door.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

USED Fra-hers-SeII no old fal-r-. - les man
Boc a pound. rsy IL. postal 6..H- f.lHN
Co. 2S19 Finn-E.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
BU SINESs WANTED.


A. SMITH. the tailor. now located l- o. $ new
store. ?1S y. Tenth suits e. order trousers a
EUaCiElfg- rrp4iriTw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-06
THE PENSION SYSTEM.

The st. Louis Globe-D Democrat says that
there are petty persons who are forever
snarling about the cost of pensions The
United States" it adds, "is paying pen
sions to nearly million citizens, as an
act of simple justice, not of liberality.
Pensions embrace men who responded IN
their early manhood to the government
call for soldiers to save the Union. they
succeeded in that large undertaking. tax
ing all the risks of four years OF war IN
It's deadliest forms. No pension will ever
requite them"
If pensions were given only to those
who fought faithfully in the Northern
armies. there would be no complaint and
no cause for complaint. But the GLOBE
Democrat knows and everybody knows
that bounties have been given by the
million to undesedvIng men. to those who
were mere camp followers, to those who
never rendered an honest days service
to the government, and, too frequently,
to fraudulent attorneys who trumpet up
claims that had no pretense OF merit.
The pension system at best is dangerous
and un-American. Our government was
founded upon very different principle,
Its design being to create q nation OF In
dependent, sclf-ueliant men. The pen
sion system tends to make men depend
upon the bounty of government rather
than upon their own exertions and tends
to destroy, rather than to build up Amer
lean manhood, of which we boast. 1t is
the bounden duty of the government to
take care of its worn-out and destitute
veterans who honestly consecrated their
lives to TIE service of the government
But care should be exercised always to
discriminate in favor of these against
mere pretenders, and especially to dis
courage the pension idea. The American
who is not self-rcliant is not true
American.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-06

their numbers, there is scarcely social
problem in the opinion of Mrs. roman,
that they could not solve.
In describing this home or club, which
she visited in Paris, she said that 1T
was surrounded by beautiful garden,
about 100 feet by 10, and the walls were
covered with ivy. 1t had single ped
rooms. with hot and cold water ana elee-
trio light, and though baths are at a
premium in Europe. there were three III
the house, no extra charge being maze
for them except the amount of the water
rates. There was beautiful tea room'
where the girls entertain their frlenus
OF both sexes. and dances, at when men
are also received are given frequently.
These functions are always attended
by the managers, not apparently because
they think II their duty to Dc
present, but because they ENJOY
It and that notwithstanding the fact
that the best society of Paris Is open to
them.
.'The doors Of the club are not closed ut
10 o'clock When returning from the opera
or theatre it is only necessary TO ring
the bell to be admitted by the porter, ana
tho affair causes no more comment than
II the girl were returning to her own
home. In fact, the place is her nome,
and to me 1t seemed like fairyland. Such
institutions are to be found all over
France. and are carried on without the
slightest ado and fuss such as often char
acterizes Undertakings of this kind
"Besides providing this pleasant nome
for those who are able to pay for 1t, TINS
institution also gives shelter, without
charge, to those who are temporarily
without means. 1t provides tideover work,
and conducts an excellent employment
bureau. It has been in operation for
seven or eight years and is entirely the
work of women"
Our Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton of Richmond is doing work SINH
lar to this, although for the lack OF
means the home is not so attractive as
the Paris home which Mrs. Tolman de-
.scribes. But this institution Is God
send to many a homeless girl In Rich
mond, and it deserves the cordial sup
port of the community.
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TENT MISSION
OPENED YESTERDAY
Much Interest in Services
Being Held by the
Glorious.

The tent mission III the far East End
being conducted under the auspices OF the
Episcopal Glorious, was opened last nlsh!
under the most favorable auspices
A large tent has been erected at Twen-
ty-eighth and N Streets and services VIII
be held each night for the next Two or
three weeks. Every indication points to
most successful revival. The services
are under the immediate charge of the
Rev Robert A. Goodwin. of st. Johns.
and the Rev. G Otis Meade, of Christ
Church, their churches being tho nearest
to the field Of work. The singing each
night will be a special feature.
Last night the services were conduct
ed by the Rev. George Vest, of st. Paul's.
and the Rev. John Moncure D. D. The
attendance was large and much interest
was manifested. Representatives from
all the churches in the city were present.
The singing by tho audience was hearty
and inspiring. a splendid sermon by the
Rev. DR. w. E. Evans. rector of Monu-
mental created a great impression. Ills
text was II Corinthians xxx:1S-19: But
Hezekiah prayed for them, saying the
good Lord pardoneth every one that pre-
pnreth his heart to seek God, the Lord
God of his fathers" The exhortation at
the close was made by the Rev r. A.
Goodwin
The services each night will begin at
1890 o'clock and last about an hour
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WORK FOR WOMEN.

Mrs. William H. Tolman, wife of the
director OF the American Institute for
Social Service, made a tour, In com
pany with her husband. through Eu-
rope last summer TO study sociological
questions. and In talking with reporter
of the New York Tribune upon her ar
rival, said that the most beautiful thing
she saw In her travels was the Home
for Self Supporting Women in Paris She
did not care TO make odious comparisons,
and did not mean to ldealize the French
woman, but she felt constrained TO point
10 French institutions OF this class as
models for American initiation ~ can
not say too much in their praise" said
she" and ! DO not know of any more
useful or beautiful work that American
women can undertake than TO create
similar homes for the young women OF
our great citIes,' She declares that the
French women Of society are not as
frivolous as they are painted, and, al
though the proportion OF those who have
Interests outside OF the circle of theil
own homes Is smaller than with us, the,
do more concrete work. and If the womei
.os America did as much IN VsoSIr,!ou /,
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THE SECRET OF SUCCESS.

At a recent meeting Of a farmers club,
in Mar, land. one Of the members said
that the successful til!er of the soil must
b.. in love with his farm.
That is as true of other occupations
as it is of farming. No man can sue
coed In any work unless his heart be In
it. The man who hates his work. who
feds that he is better than his occupa-
ton. that his occupation is beneath him,
may reasonably count upon dismal fall
ure. Love Is the greatest of all motive
mower. It is love OF occupation. love OF
ones work, whatever that work may be-
that gives inspiration. that qu!ckens the
intellectual faculties, that arouses and
brings into activity the best energies. 1t
Is love that d!gnitics work and hits it out
OF drudgery II man finds that he Is not
in love with his occupation. that he can
not put his heart and his conscience into
It, he had better try to find some other
employment.