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The Washington times., 1903-01-28
HELP WANTED-MALE.

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~ a., --At ts---l'-s- "L'l' waitress III once
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Wt<TED-Trg or +fsra.. H-r.frfr., rar,,,szsars for
5s-- selling article; big pay. DUNLAP. gof r
-. ..l.- -frr,.-s- -Tz. r-r1 ,rrr,s-s
J. r. uuyIF. 6-H and o SIS. nv. II
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- - L- lE ".' ''. '''- '.' '''' Sue = ="
VI AHl ID faI'I I.t.'- r. Apply -t h." 'liil
-..-7- - rt., .-r .r 80. s - ~
de- -.-. Lll.7a-- WIZ --...S, t.'.'t .,l E-->- -
WtNTED-A coIursd man f1r Iar-1om: refer
anaas reg"5red- o95 g. st. NV Ja2s-at
r..+a 5.r ,s-.=rr-- FOR Err15r.-. n. "a. A.
~ J1-s-l-
HNNTEN-Feliah.e man and wife tn take base
iatat ana care Tor house at iii' '2o5aS1 goo"
i"- .--". IT,
a'.' ..- -...'-.5z ...--> -...- -.-- --.---
" NILl.-LaaIgs ana gentlemen can make s-'
{" ' per wee. r...a- .'. -.. .-'''.s .'
- tf- S.A'- ~ -'---- ..-''.' ." 4.'.' '''-
N'-D-A Hle BOY IL carry morning paper
NANTEn-Flr-t class -arpan-.- and cabinet
maker ATT-g at TIE RA-ElDH. IL
MhNfEb-A hu7lln- EounE man oi 5000
a.a.is [" collect ana sal'1i' Jog me insurance.
H. .r.5s arHec. ja2s-2t
WANTED y1rg- r7-n to care for two horses.
vi5ga country youth preferred 1916 eth ST.
nv II
NJ ,l' rs,r.1 rl-ylB ,5To>S o.
sr. -+i-r, in l1I7.f, rom Ta12 -rb ST nq II
NAAl- l-D-hos with several years eNper5anee
n : l.-Tt-T- fFr-.z- F-55.- --r- man 70 drive
49, -, 81 s..,-f-- -z-,-.. - M. -
.s9-..- rgs.- 7a- +ri 90. -
\ 41-TET-~.runF 4 ro-E. two sfabIerucn. SIX
walters four .s-r.r..t-..-rS store porter three
ra-sa bars SHArKTEFORB'S 500 s. NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENTED T ST. ne eight rooms; mod
e1n improvements repapered and painted.
Owner, 22o 2d ST. ne ja2S3t
FOR RENTING or three rooms on second or
thirI floor: light housekeeping. 81 st. ne.
Jl-73t
1925 ath ST. NW.-Six rooms gas. water.
large yardi parking; perfect condition.; 5000;
house open 1a2I-@t
FOR RENT-lGls st Sc, seven rooms. two
Iatrcbes; range: bath closet, front porch; in
good condition. $3.50 KEYS next door jar -2t
FOR RENT-s27 18th st. se- six rooms. bath.
cellar front porch and large back yard GEO.
ROTH 8l9 18th St Sc ia27-3r
FOR RENT-One good six-room house. bay
window. stable etc; 405 10Th st. NV: SO
per month. GEO BAILEY, Room 12s, Loan
and Trust Building. ia26-St
FOR RENT ST.. near North Capitol. six
room bay window brick; good order cc,ored
tenants CHAS- FUSS S co. Coz 18th st. NV
ja2&-6C
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALl-oransrg: excellent opportunity;
NEW lUAh Bl ~INE>> BROKERS. Gil =
ja1o-5J
FOR SALE-Dairy lunch near b. & O. depot,
rsfa.Ea. money viii sacrifice ~515- EII health
cause. NEW 1 DIRK BUSINESS BROKERS. Oh
b. lazs-5J
buyer DUNLAP. Hb J ST. IaZs3L
FOR SALE-FIour and feed store; grocery and
r..usa-rlauaGr- cigar and newsstand shooting
za.IsrE. DUNLAP, 9o6 F ST. ja2s-3J
FOR SALE-yrry attractive stock os staple ana
fancy groceries III northwest. DUNLAP. 500
}a2--at
FOR SALE-u.uiuE room; best location ia TIE
r.ty. other business reason for selling Address
BON 10. -A.s eiilee- jalsat
..s >ALE-goraer grocery, price zz3o: worth
double. good location. cash trade. ADDRESS
BaA -9.. shlz office iazsst
sDH ~sEE-tat %. the ae5. grocery stores IN
me Northwest part of the city. Sarge stock.
.#. =.I fr -lg.'sH Aa..es- Boa 1888. -hiz
GROCERY. rrrezt chance in Washington. come
saf.s- WA-#ENGTpN Ht sINEsS EXCHANGE
CHOICE EtH R00H. location uaaz.eiIed:
.t+.A.E.'..- --t 81 -1--2
FOR ~FLE-Ifa-ar,, complete scientific: aron
...". -.E ...G..-la- less than uue-tnIra COST
valuable. uauar needs mane.- j. G.. con
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FOR SALE OR EzCuANGE-fmuab and dining
.... ". a. -.' E..'. .... ..'
g. C.. #aHJ>@. lil4 q ST. uw. ta2-5l
FOR SALE. LOOKM BFADHt
Grocery and irult store OIL Z ST. NV, 800
- $50. 49, e. ..
- - ~ .-E - -. -
Dairy ru,a su Eth ST.. near Avenue. 500.
.TrE arrr. .E Ev.uHe uH-. - .GlN-
saloon. Southeast 1000. fine location
''i2.e.5 .so5-. Narla.'..S' Si7', or tnEoaei
.'.F 7'''A anu '>t'.,'' "lis
10y.
us7-a> 5ar safe. He ofa please you We are
saa lcarI-l- years esparfe1-a.
RELIABLE ~fNEs- EXCHANGE.
-l1I-a-
FuR ~tfE-Isrrhar sI4sa. ganrFc.e. ia o4l s75
srs- aE--rHs man who saves you money
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FOR ~AiE-tfcl- and grocery stores Ice box
H-ar block tools etc. price low to immediate
-i .--.'- address bYA l'5r jn'- once
AANIED-l'artner. Office business. Inquire
NAlI'fa A. bl 9i2,i-07 1AAHA>efr N'aI1 a.
harper nll-,.ll=- 1@-.---
DRUG STORE. small; suit pushing young
man. price f5r HfiluEs ana stock siFl
A.-Ii>~ ~ BUSINESS '-AtHAN't 1911 q ST.
.l---@,
t-i}o,Alt4 sinai. ssl's ne a7lne77' same hands
81. ss - -5 r,-,,5 - t.S, '-'4 , -
s.g-.a. ~ '77 i-A' u >->'''' 1871 % -,
CPTTFFV ll-1 TRGT-T5771V- r---7-7--7--7 --g-r
...--. ~ ,-5. ~ ---,l- s1 lrsl- t,ss. 81. ,szt-
D harss-u sr-STT7--S BUSINESS EXCHANGE
i+ii '' SO. ll-.-"1
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for party with
several hundred dollars 70 secure profitable
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F1E >ALt OR LAtHhNtsE-t.. t..5tT residence
ai- TeHl.l property iu Grant TO-. md. gas
faz--z.
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'.-- .-.-. ~ III -- piz i IN 5f.
5e2.-s5
FaR STE-tf invoice lunch reafr. 5.aas
and fixtures good stand SdEra.- 1922 E.l ST.
-s fsZ-.e.
TYR "a Large -.ac' Oh tli.-''t anu -e--
.t.--'HE t.- '.@5 a..a h"ii5E. apply h.'H 40
----lL.-- A....--L.-- lt-t.
W kETEI- Party to lFTv wood plant mill
Ha-s.= and r--g.rs Arnfr ROOM IT, Atlantic
H-H5zr- a-
M, 80,
NJ M az
IL pl,--,r ,.r--.5- u-.rl..- .-- o..
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" : .2-' 5s'Iys E.2e[y ,.., 81 r., - 91e'
55,. o.
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transatlantic Mails.

FEIDAY-lD At - m for AZORES Is
LANDS per S. s. Wesyoruiarla- from Boston
taJ At 1.I5 p. n. for FRANCE. per s. s. Ia
Champagne. from New York. Wa Uavrg. Mail
for other parts af EUROPE must be directed
Per S. S. j. Champagne
teB At G.H5 u- m for IRELAND. per s. E.
Etruria. from New 4urf via Queenstown. Nail
for other parts of FL ROPE must be directed
Per S. s. Et~uvia-''
laj - 70 p. li. t.. ~ l''lI ~, btl s- y
frg At a-I. H- u. for ITALY direct. per s. s.
Iatu from Neu York Nail must ae directed
Per s. e. Iahu-'-
tcJ st If--l r- m for SCOTLAND direct. per
Sc g. Ethiopia. from New York. Mail muS- be
directed -Tar s. Sc Ethiopia
To st 1925 p. Tn. for DENMARK direct per
g. g. Norge. from view York Aia-l must be-
directed Per s. s.. Norge"
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Al trans Illuminated with 2lEtseh light.
Baltimore. rHAale-pAia, Sew 1Ora, bosCoR.
gEi TIE Hast, -S-Vu, +s-oS tD-ner], .>-5J tBu-
ietl. .ry.uv (D4UefJ, 1850 tDlnvEJ .. r.,
.I-.5O j4GayrJ 800 t--hgyal Limited"
L.lsrJ, ..4-UJ CHulladeipAia 0uly), '5.0S
4 iylucr}. 500 and -lI-sJ p. ~ lS-lsglng Car
open Al lU.vJ 'c-OckJ.
Atlantic city. .O5. liIC-Oo a IA. .I2:29,
800 p H.
sDa4y. Except Sunday 'ssuuday only.
AZ press trains.
DazLat5e called tor ANA elea,e4 from hoteis
and H. .aluc.s uy Union Transfer Co. on oVdCrs
left AZ ticket o1.,Cs, UIJ gsnusy lyani2 Aveaus
northwest, NeW YORK Avenue and Fifteenth
Street and AZ station
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WANTED-EsrsrianceI white waitress at once
E.E ST. II
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FOR S&UE-SpaciaI bargains: Singer ma
chine. -, White :. .5J- Howe. $50. Wheeler
* wilson, $50; Domestic, SIg- warranted ave
years; machines 0u credit 51c weekly pay
ments-at OPPENHEIMER'S. 5IG gta 81 nv.
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STORAGE

STORAGE. 75c load UNITED STATES ~TUR-
AGE CO, 40 10th st. NV. J424 IJL
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE, $4,000.

FOR SALE-A beautiful new house contain
iug six rooms reception hail. attic. and cellar,
very handsomely papeTed and decorated: fu-
isled in hardwood. heated bv furnace, and has
every modern convenience. Very fine location.
Price, $500. Iasy terms
EDWARDS & REEVES 0nc).
Ia5-39t 6I4 18th st, NV,
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE
EFW YORK THABCPTON-LOND0N-
Kr1aul d. Jan. 81. 10 am. iceland. Feb. Z, 10 am
s. Paul-Fea- 4 10 am Fiuisui. Feb-If- 10 am
RED STAR LINE.
EEW -AETwERP-P8RI7-
Erodni-d ,Tau3l 10 m. Finland. Feb.I4 10 am
iceland FEB. Z, 10 am EaIerId. .FC5-2I. Jos m
CCNP LEY7s " WASHINGTON OFFICE 1905 ST
y. W. d Geo. W Moss. 14TI C St n W
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WANTED-Two or three HEstIiu- canvasscrs fol
5a-l selling article; big pay. DUNLAP. 600 +
raE~-gr
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE--at once. birds 's-eye maple. mahoz-
any and rCGly birch furniture bedroom din
ing, pari7r. and HbraTy furniture. tables. book
case. Fai} seats. and mirrors desks. shaving
stands. cI6fau.crs, VsrsiraheS. secretaries brass
and iron beds, rockers. spring mattresses. etc,
entire contents Of army officers residence, al
most new; must sell; leaving city price no
geIecJ ~ etn s. NV -a2-as
FOR SALE-Eztcy organ parlor suites cuuehes,
folding beds, bedroom suites. mirrors. rockers:
most anything you need. TRfsS S CO., 100
totH ST. Ja2s5E
FOR SALE Fine upright piano. good rs neN
7Ei-b u.sn5olHe attachment. FRIES * CO. i@3
10th St NV jaz5-2J
FOR SALE-Oak bedroom suite. mattress.
springs large glass $40 I-O5 Isl s. nw.
laZo-os
FOR SALE-Square piano; only $3.50: worth
SIS. Immediate sale; hEe condition CaH 1922
10th NV ja2S-3G
FOR sALE-Irou folding bed, 81, delivered.
THE srANHoPE, Flat Is. ja28-Sr
NOTICE-Having no use for four fine dairy
cows I have taken for debt viii sell at one
half their value. if sold this week All have
been fresh within three months; one has calf
by side r. T. VIOLET North Laugdcn sta
ton, on BeTwyu electric car line. ia2S-5t
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
schedu.e eiecLIEe - u. -.

Trans leave from FtUusy lvanla Station
s:l0 a, ~ Daily Local for HarTIsonbUTg,
y HarFeatCn. Charlotte, and say stations.
lO.0l a m. Daily Washington End Florida
Limited tITst-elass coaches and drawing-r9oTD
sleeper to Jacksonville, kls. Dining car service
IL is a. IN. Daily. United States Fast Mail
FlTSt-C coaches and drawing room sleeper
&c New Orleans Dining sar service
(. .0I p Ill. " eek Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations On Manassas branch.
4:S0 p. N Daily. Local for Hauenton and
Charlottesville
6:5I p. III Week Days soushern's Palm
Limited solid Pullman train. Through Draw
ing Room Slecpers 10 Aka, Augusta, savan-
Isa!I, Jacksonville. and 81. Augustine. Club,
Dining. anu Observation Cars.
o-4J IN. Daily New Yerb and Atlanta Tx
press FirSt-e coach and sleeper TO Atlanta. :.
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays Sunset
route Tourist sleeper Washington 10 san
Francisco. Pullman Buffet service
100 Daily New A0rE and Flor1t2
Express, ElT5t- class coach and sleeper 10 Cam
den. euTmgrFsIe. Charleston Savannah. Jack
sonFlile, anG Port Tampa sleeper 20 Augusta,
and connection iOE Aiken Dining car service
1901 p Dally- New Work and Memphis
Limited tvIa LynCHbTEj- First class coach ana
sleeping Car 10 EoaH5Ecr Knoxville, Chat
taauJga. and Memphis; sleeper 10 AeE Orleans
DlulElg ear service
1915 2. m. Daily. Washington and South.
western Limited All Pullman train, club and
observation cars O. Atlanta are Macon sleep
ers 70 Nashville Atlanta Macon. Memphis
New Orleans Monday. W eGneEdsy and Friday
throgs5l sleeper to PineEuTst- Dining car ser
vice.
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A El5-larruer. Office business. Inquire
EATIUEaE. EI ~ENES- EXCHANGE Room q
Harper EuiLGiu-- IaZt-Et
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TIE most accessible location in Washington.
nov house new furniture; rooms single or en-
suite, steam heat, hot water. private batust
bath Tor every two rooms rates reasonable.
THE PATIEStF 90 s. NV deI2-Ef
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s. AEIEEf-hu1rhgT 1lrsr-Class cHaLrbaEaaId,
wages. So, Apply HOTEL GORDON. 18th and
WANTED-GEfI 10 cook and DO reuersI house
yorl: must stay nights 2lgs o s. NV It
" WANTEI1-Ladies' tailor 1920 p 81 NV i
YANTEIl-serrau- for general houseaorE-
must have good reference GaI between ego
sE5 7-sJ r. ia al z3ts 29th 81 NV iaz7-at
WANTED white woman or gil for liz5lt
h0useworE- - ST. NV 5a27sC
WANTED-Gul 5or general homework in small
private family must stay nights a5+ St.
nv Ja27-2C
YANTEL-Reliable girl for general housework;
slFep eH prelnl5=st 10 Washing or lroaiHE7 must
i@Ec Eood references 1875 Eye ST. nv 5a2s-Zt
custom coats Apply hiAEAAE. sl4 j ST.
WANTED-A good taiI0rass, must be expert
enced, none other need apply. GOODMAN 100
9Th ST. nE- JaZI-aI
WaETED-An experienced German nurse 70
take charge OF an infant Address BOX ia. this
oEleF -a-t-oL
WASTED-Eo1aau To mind baby and fer cham
Der "era- Apps after p- n-, 1923 h ST. NV
aASTED- -Whire ci-zml5ermai5- 1886 Kenyon
st NV gazI-ar
y AEFEu- FIorls-keeper: not over thirty years.
NUS 5e relisbls. address BOX l53. tlls Office.
NANTED-CoIored woman for general house
wera. Apply ISIS 9th ST. nw. ja27-sJ
HANTEB-SeTzral experienced cafe vaitresses5
good wages Address BOX ~, this Office
ia25st
WANTED h-re woman, not over % 70 learn
azla assist ia a4,h business good salary 800
l91a s. NV second floor 5a28-at
HAEIED-Sa weekly strict salary besides com
Tfj-sigu- sgEies and men selling novelty plant
flea Philippine Islands, grows IN Ten minutes
never dies 5fS 10Th ST. nV faz3--t
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81 ANTED-I prighC pianos and office fxtur
FRIES 81 CO. 900 10Th ST. NV ja2s-3
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W WANTED-UprighJ pianos and Office axtures-
FRIES 81 CO. 800 10th st. NV ja2s-8l
WANTED Furniture. sell your goods TO Fries
& Co.. EHa man who pays the most. FRIES q
Co sg5 10th ST. lazs-st
WANTED-Roll-top dcsk. state size. price. and
condition. must DE cheap Address w +.
JOHNSON. Laurel, Nd jazs-3t
WANTED-FuFniure OF all kinds: Office and
store fixtures sell your goods 10 tHc man who
-lvCs you The most money HUPWUOD- sth
and =tz- ns- Storage Fl per load. ja27-st
NATrREs9Es MADE OVER on premises. $50.
D. j. FEENEH 2l5 ~ st- NV ja27-5t
HANTED-To buy old feather beds z. MARKS,
-5 HyTrle 81 ja26-5t
WANTED Diamonds and other jcweIry; highest
prices paid AERAHAArs, s53 gth st. ia22-tf
OLD COLD. SILVER, AND COINS BOUGHT
sl- @ S. NV g. MARTIN. ja2I-35r
wANTED-Hlghest cash price paid for cast-of
clothes ladies OF genfIeueH's. address postal
and Z VIII call 2. TARSHES. 1895 7th 81 NV
" WANTEB-Old iron, brass. copper, lead, etc,
also machinery and general merchandise for
highest cash prices BAUM E BERNHEIMER
I7z5 7th NV; phone Main SC53-T. des 9Ot
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
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WANTED-BICYCLES-

WANTED-To bus fifty secondhand BICYCLES
Gail after 8 r. IN. OF address N a. LEWIS
DIST and II sgs. uw. ja27-at
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FOR RENT-LOTS.

FOR RENT-Lot corner Delaware ave. and c
St Sc. 100 hg about 20 feet, on Delaware ave.
owner. ~ BENNETT I2l4 Massachusetts, ave
ja22-1t
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WANTED-SUBUPBAN.

TANTED-To rent about five acres. within
ten miles of city. good house and improve
meHrs; near car line; state price etc. Ad-
dress Bon IG2. This Office ja2s-gt
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-23

Growth is characteristics of a,l lifc. T. ia
an evidence Of health and increasi-p
STRENGTH. Fverv soul is hor1 as a chill
nto Gods kingdom. II must heon. and all
BEGINNINGS are small. In our judgments Of
others we ought to remember this fact
One has no ripht to expect from n child
that which belongs TO manhood Whom
Abraham was first called into Gods service
he came as has everv one since His faith
was untried and his growth lust hegrr
Tod promised him great things which he
hesitated to believe. When told that his
descendants were r. be as numerous as tho
stars he staggered at the thought. All
passed like dream before him The ~.
triarch was shentical. "I.ord. how shall I
know that shall inho~it it?" Gods word
vas rot sufficient. He wished some ov.
1ence that would appeal to his positive
knowledge. He wished to know. Years
after that mon staggered not Mt the com.
r,and of God when told to slay his own
The difference was not in the quality Of
of his faith. 1t was tho sar'e man frrther
~. Gods laws apply in principle alifo to
al. Abraham's experience becomes in n
measure a mart of orr own. A living faith
smoking lamn and partrd sacrifice was but
temporary 1t served him for the monocnt
md then became recollection. But his
'aith became a nermannnt ore. II was n
amp that grew the brighter. Here lies he
,trouGest evidence of our accentonce with
sod. The vine Ives because Of its attach.
nent to the tree. 1t draws its life from
,-hor veins. Is your horizon wider vour
9th stronger. your sacrifice more willing?
These are vour assurances of greater things
eyond.-Presbyterian journal.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-23
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

Gelatin stiifened jellies contain o5 per
cent. water,
Over 100000 acres in Nebraska i.
planted in alfalfa.
Our sun at the distance OF Arcturus
would be invisible to us.
The greatest ranching country OF the
Canadian Northwest is Alberta.
There are 10000 persons in the mu.
nicipal service OF New York city.
In the United States one death in
every sixty-hve is either murder or
suicide
The gensing farmers will form
trust
Three pairs OF Siamese twin fishes
have been Matched at the New Yor.
Aquarium.
The production OF wheat per acre in
Canada is double that in the United
States.
The American Tobacco Company
controls about 90 per cent. of the trade
m cigarettes.
The United States uses nearly a third
more coffee than the rest OF the world
pot together.
More than million dollars worth
= taken out OF the copper mines a
huttc. Mont. every week.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-23

ana reel below the cartn,y dceps ana ne.
vond the earthly heights, and when we
pray God to increase 70" us this frnda.
mental faith. be tempted to dictate &c
sod how He shall answe" us or when. We
may want one answer: He may know that
we need another. We may choose TO have
our answer in full all at once: He irav
choose to give us but the first svl'abe of IT
:o-day. and to prolong the giving Of IL
through the years of lifetime. nerhaps
through the aeons Of eternity. We irnv
undertake in orr wisdom to impose condi.
:ions rpon God that we imagine He must
lulfll ii He would answer our prayer. for,
yetting the ono fundamental condition,
that we must impose upon ourselves hon.
sst eageruess TO hear the higher voices that
may call to MS from day to dav. and to
obev them when thev do. honest strnTgle
TO beat back the unholy temptations thns
heset us. darllening the way IN our feet.
honest purpose to do the duties that
throng us hourly. momenty. nnd in their
doing ultimately illumine any darkness the
;orl can enter
The prayer of the anostes was n,swernd
hardly as they expected certainly il might
be, but answered nevertheless and to a 10.
gree of richness that they were not ablo
all AZ once to fathom; answered for them.
Ne It has been through the ares for all
their successors by right of spiritual inher.
itance; for them ne for him. great and gooa
apostle unto Us OF our modern tive. who
walked through the fires of sacrifice and
came in ard ont here among us for SCORE
Of years. fighting his rood frht. his fight
Of good. his ioht for God and man. whose
words arc vital vet within these wills. and
hevond them where ricr sncal tho Eng.
ish tongue. answered 7 cav, that nrayer
for them of the earlier time. for hir, o.
this later. not by anv hashinr miracle 81
word or deed not by anv startling reve'n.
tlon of a new heavens and n new Garth;
not by any suddennoss Of divine destruc.
tion and reconstruction nav. but hv nd
THROUGH gradual growing svmro'hv
with the PURPOSES of thc Redecminr Mas.
fer; bv and through the deenenirr. widen.
inp. atonement OF thoir souls nnd his: hv
and throrrh their effort r. live tho life
that worshiped His. and SUFFERING and nr'.
,ifixiors. il meant to them to be 7,d 10
what should bear trre witness n \ Ch~;sl
And thus only IS it that God can fu1fll
tor any Of us the rraver. Increase nur
faith. The eternal Father of orr spirit,
cer meet their deeper yearrir~ for Iarver
faith for clearer visio, only through ard
bv tho human experiences He has wade
possible for rs from dow to 1qv tho 'ifc of
effort. of struggle. Of herois-,. TTo has
made y our "rivi'egn - live. The readiness
to do Ills will reveals ~: the seeking to re.
aize His nurnoses irternrets thew, end
closer. ever closer. becomes the meeting
ooint Of our actual earth ord our po-e;blc
bowen, rs we resolve that orr oarth;est
efforts shall no noble enough II hesr"pk a
heavenly meaning. and our earth,iest homes
heroic enough to prophesy a heavenly con.
summation
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-23
EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING TOPIC :
April 26.-Missions TO Foreigners In Our 0wr
Land Jonah g. lilo; Matt. Is. 35.4O).

The United States has an unparallel-
cd destiny as mission nation. 1t has
been a missionary of liberty, of popu-
lar government. OF invention, of the ef'
ficiency of human labor to accomplish
results, of free schools and a free
press. Our own land is the center to
which peoples from all other parts of
the earth gather, so that mission work
may be done for them, not by going
abroad, but by evangelizing them
where they are in this country.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety is doing a work that touches ouI
foreign population at many points
Through its immigrant home agencies
at New York, Boston, and Philadelphia
$40 steamers were met, with their
thousands of foreign passengers, to
whom were extended Christian care
and counsel as they entered the por.
tails of a new land. The Presbyterian
Church has missions about as exter'
sive as those of our own Church
among the Chinese and Japanese OF
the Pacific coast. A churches formed
# European peoples, through ten
states, and, under their Woman's
Board of Home Missions, four schools
among foreigners in Chicago.
The American Missionary Associa
ton of the Congregational cGurch has
very interesting work among the peo
PIE of China ani Japan upon our West
ern shore. The Baptist Church has
widely extended and varied agencies
for reaching the foreign population OF
the United States, opening with the
Welch in 1886, the Germans in 1876
the Scandinavians and French Cana
dians in 1S49, and the Chinese in 1870
The six largest cities of the United
Statcs--those OF 100000 inhabitants
and over-Baltimore. Boston, Chicago,
New York, Philadelphia, and st. Louis
contain, with their environs, IL, ,125,.
600 people-one seventh of our entire
population. While our total foreign
born are about 100000, or thirteen
per cent. of our whole population,
New York city is thirty-seyen per cent.
foreign born. Boston thirty-fve per
cent. Chicago thirty-four per cent
The problem Of reaching the foreign
ers In our land is largely city prob.
lem.
One most valuable lesson learned by
The PIesbyterians in Philadelphia In
1902 was that the foreign population
can be effectively reached by tent and
open-air evaneelistic services. At
Starr Gordon Park night after night
from a thousand to twelve or fifteen
hundred people, sometimes twenty-five
hundred. of all classes, by sermon.
stereopticon, music, could be held for
an hour, and during the summer over
four hundred conversions resulted.
Our Marcy Home, in Chicago, in the
midst of foreign population, is also
proving that 1t can do It's best work,
even in reaching Jewish children and
young people. not by avoiding or veil
ing the truth about Christ. but by
faithfully and loving giving the full
/ li%ht of his Gosrel.