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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Uninproved.
Continued.
SELL ouIcK LOTS

SELL QUICK LOTS.
ssoosot facing syia sae
and water IN street; lies we'll; good improve
msnts n nsish an AZ between seth
ana ssth - facing east s01iso feet; III
improvements In street. t3
feet; al Improvements in street; a frst-class
between 28th and 9th avs. 42 x126. feet; city
s7s %a cash So shseR
$375-West front lot on Park ay. between
Z 35th and Beth SITS; city water and stone walk !;
ssth and s7th sts; west fronts; lie hnei
'si@s 81 and
avs Sc; in the best. part Of Prospect !, Park;
lot 64xlo8 feet; easy terms; stone sidewalk l
s55o. cheapest lot in Calhoun Park, on u.
ea sns siss s1le feet ana sSa s'
$soo-The cheapest lot In Southeast Mime
apolis, within one block OF the university.
4 size 44x186 feet. s.. nj !.
On ssp sssn ssh eaa
on Pabury betWeea s2d and
s5s iaeag vest Sent size lot on Eth aV
1 tween Lake and 31st stss size 41x123 feet;
: stone walk and city water; lies above grade;
s. Thorpe Bros. Andrus Building.
$175 EACH lots on GARFIELD, Harriet, Grand
and Pleasant near 43d st; easy terms.
\, $225 for lot on Garfield and 39th st.
$3.50, fine lot on Pillsbury, with city water
In. $3.50. ,f.I = :. 5.t@-s 49, .s; b
ts275 buys nice lot on Aldrich av, near s5th
st. - ,sts-s
1925, nice east front lot on Garfield near
Bath; city water in.
IS $3.50 each, two lots on Bryant av, near 85th !;
city water and stone sidewalk. .%,.[ (, -,
4 $3.50 each, fine lots on Penn av N, near 9th
av. all improvements.
.- n $s75 for 5ox125, in Cottage City; lies per-
fesst among Ta1s nice homes ah1a Z snap
- $3.50, fine east front lot on Fremont av,
- near Lake st. fs:Es &=s-sz.$s.3 : ~. -:
. $475 buys two lots on 10Th av, near S2d Ct;
city water, sewer and gas, ~ &'E-2,
$3.50, double corner. 35th and Garfield.
$3.50, fine east: front lot on 10th av near
3d. all improvements ~ h q, u
$3.50, east front on Bryant az near Lake vt:
> We have many lots in Calhoun district at
all prices. Will submit offer of $3.50 for fine
east front lots near 32d st. ~.
- -: : ....~.< g. & c., 5,.t-I+
g .a$Si- E. - S1k Rank of Commerce. 80
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
: q. A. MAXWELL & CO.,

q. IA. MAXWELL & CO.,
Ok New York Life Building,
Real Estate and Business Brokers',
- Sell:
Businesses-any kind--roomlnghouses, uo.Sis'
groceries,. saloons, restaurants, stores sIocKs'
Etc, sold for cash. any part or tne n0rt n
Vest. See us now; call. write or phone L. =.
es05 and our representative will call. -
- Groceries.
buys fine clean stock BUILDING fan hSF nst
Bel Look at This.
50 400 buys a splendid general, store, goods
and fixtures, one of best locations IN CITY,
oaii a. o Do you Want
10 hnv a downtown, up to-date, clean little
grocery and stock, in heart of the city
'''' We Arrange Partnerships ssa o. enter.
Or capital for any sInaas Or o Canada
eeg gttsfbl ans Cali or write for terms and
methods, all dealings strictly confidential; NO.
annoy We do the work. You OBTAIN
results.
wanted-party with 5000 to $s;ooa 70 IN:
IN st the city. 4 splendid opening for a. mar "a
Of GOOD education and brains. thorough IN.
yestigation solicited. Absolutely no chance 1Gl
loss. gilt-edge security guaranteed. otrc'S
CONFIDENTIAL, personal interview only
r o,a ~ the hest paving manufacturing bust
nesses in the northwest half interest t. no. To-
IF Incoming partner; splendid INCOME; so0c
proposition for the right man; VIII stanu tne
confidential. Call at our office for personal IN
terview. . ~
Nv, york f,ife Bidg. Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
Farm Lands.
"oUT THERE IN KANSAS

''UUT THERE IN hANBAb.
Do you know that western Kansas Is on
ever seen in the west? Everything now points
to this condition. and we strongly urge you
to join our excursion parties, leaving every
self. Even If you do not invest you will
find the trip will prove both profitable and
enjoyable.
Prices Of lands are still very cheap and
are sure to double In short time These
lands ale suitable for mixed farming, and
Sc to So per acre, very easy terms, 10 years
If desired. Write for full descriptive circular
and plat, or call at our office and let US show
Special railroad rates.
Eastern Dakota Land and Loan Co.,
200-201 Northwestern Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
.CLAIRVOYANTS
PROF. H. O. BELMONT, F.
Palmist, Clairvoyant, Death Trance
- Medium.
Free. Free. Free.
If Incorrect. -.
The First Registered Trance Clairvoyant
H., Ever in Minneapolis.
Positively No Equal on Earth in His Professio


e -. : -. Prof b.. c. Belmont, .....
Realizing that there are many skept1cal people
in Minneapolis, and that this city has been
overrun with pretenders under the guise of
clairvoyants, palmistry and sp1r1tual1st1c me-
diumship, and that many of it's best citizens
would be only too anxious to visit true clair
voyant medium were they assured Of satsfac-
ton, therefore, Prof. Belmont Will Ito convince
the public of Minneapolis of his superiority
over all mediums, palmists and cla1rVoyants)
give for one week only his former complete
So reading for SOC. -, 49,.
will for the first time during his entire pro-
fessional career reduce his consultation Zee to
5Oc-Fifty Cents-50c. s.
.--. 715 LIST av s.
During my sixteen years OF practice nave
brought together in marriage, also reunited
more separated than any other five occult sci
entists combined. In fact, I have made this
line of occult work specially Few Psych1cs,
no matter how high standing, really understand
year, ending December, 1908, my record for
successful work is as follows. -
Reunited 1872 separated. .,.-t.
Brought around 227 marriages..
= Gained love of certain ones, 1926 g..
Located two buried treasures.
Located q absent persons. - 49,.
Overcome sos rivals. =
And hundreds of other cases, such as bus1-
ness speculations, lawsuits and transactions OF
all kinds. -~ ~t'. {.
Permanently located in the city. 81" '.
Office 715 First S.
Hours 10 to 8; Sundays, to pm.
Special by Mail.
Send date of birth, lock OF hair SIX ques-
tons, 81.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.
Continued.

s t54ss H s.sfs IL. 5aa6. "a
No anAcpr rAprv ,r,n,n.ym r,n1yNmv q
miles from stafion ~ a1 1efia scSoa, and
huroh .baif aaiA HIS +,T nyh i aau
fimhar and nastmra vht haaS
81 "a snan ~ fvv onS 1,,rSar
Sled ~ ana *
acres az for se ann 'lu - -
NJ 7da.1 al ncro ~ ~ u u, =, Lar, ~,
~. tont1 tarm rlcn Guy !SSm top
rd way saG tio, Ssearns county; ~ acres
unusr cI,!tnvAuoh paIance timber ana meadow
ssnoits "a 'ooi 10 miies irolna Minne-
No. sS3-140-acre farm. bordering a fine
lake. Stearns county, half mile to school; soil
clay loan W acres under cult ya ton; rs acres
natural mead nv; - balance timber; pasture
fenced; buildings fan: s., 600; located on 500
= aen ,,,. taa, 3, z.
station 100 acres I'm I on nsad
q natmral meadoy ha!s. piy !, b o. p t
good buildings TO head ~ '.affia fonrp horses
machinery and crop; Ssolnar acre. cash. and
trade. Call for more particulars s also for our
printed circular. & 5stsf5 .1i n 3
,oe Julius Crosse Moe. a s.
4O6 Boston: Block. Minneapolis. S s Z, -! q.
-5-. C-A-LT-F--o s = ~ a 49,
The Twin Cities roiorH Naor 4 H. =, tel
Sacramento Rest locaiity ~, ,,o nes aa
oranges ali kinds Of frnity vaSataRea aifaiffo'
poultry and Gairies 0naa' niants, and ha9.
vest something every day IN the .year. 5000
will start you. Nearly perfect climate, excel.
lent schools and social conditions CITY adj
vantages. Not like farming here A happy,
healthy, prosperous life of freedom with no
.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26

sso'5oo2fAKEs ONE OF THE BEST
and most complete stocks of general mer-
chandise and groceries Of its size e in !, the
town Of something over 1000 inhabitants,
, about 40 miles from Minneapolis ,lsi the
, present. owner has been doing business
, Of about $4,000 a year; this price 1n-
ciudcs the business and good will of the
, Is $40 per MONTH and the present owner
, rents a hat on the second floor, contain
, Ing nine rooms. modern. for SIS per month.
win accent modern residence n p IN
, F. the amount of So, 900; balance cash or
, good security. G. A. Qufst & Co., 2o2 &
4th ct S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
MOVING


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THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
uneouajed facilities for moving, storing, pack
Ing and shipping household goods, and quotes
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon on. to Oh, en-
Others advertise such rates. and may succeed
occasionally in making uR car but we ai ams
regularity to insure reasonably prompt and re-
liable service For the best Of service at the
lowest rates, write or call at 40 Sd st y.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. have best facilities for hapdling and stor.
Ing household goods; expert furniture pack
ers; satisfaction assured; car rates to , paeine
write or call Safes and heavy machinery
moved moved by experts. 122 9th st s. Both phohes.
CAMERoNs TRANSFER AND STORAGE; Elk:
pert packers for storage or shipment oa args ana
let; both phones 1908. Residence. =. Q: 1898:
FURNITURE PACKED, MOVED. STORED oh
shipped by careful. experienced men. EignIn
Ward Feed and Transfer. 10 Lake 81. boua
phones .--------.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26

WE HAVE A NUMBER OF VERY DE-
sirable stocks Of general merchandise
situated in this state and the eastern
part Of the Dakotas that we can ex-
change f6r improved property; either
fern Or Tsey range n price from fe
closest investigation. We also have
number OF hotels. including building. fur
niture and fixtures. everything complete,
excellent location. and in good condi-
ton; price from $4,000 up. O. A. Quist
& Co., POP 4th st S.
o o o oooooooo o o o
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26

A FINE INVESTMENT.
The Union building property, Nos. 4O-44 Sd
st S, between Nicollet av and LIST av S. Mime
apolis, Mimi. This property is located in the
e fhe s
comprises the fee title of the easterly "A
feet front and rear Of lot 8 in block so, orig
purchase Of this property will be received till
IL o'clock noon of Nov. 80, 1904. at the office
Of Welch, Hayne g. Hubachek, 916 Phoenix
building, this city. Each bid must be accom-
panied by a certified check for per cent
OF amount bid. payable to the order Of said
property If the bid is accepted and the bidder
fails to enter into written contract for said
purchase within two days after acceptance of
bid. Bids will be opened at said office at IL
M, Nov. 80: the owner reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. For blank forms on
which to make bids and further information
and particulars regarding this property, apply
TO j. 5. Re lrney Co., 914 Phoenix building,
\ Minneapolis, Mimi,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
PATENT ATTORNEYS

& MERCHANT, Patent Lawyers
and solicitors: main office. 920Os5 Guaranty
building, Minneapolis MINI. 81 NcGW buld-
ing, washington. d. G.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26

3s TO 50 PER ACRE, IN TRACTS TO SUIT;
! 10000 acres to select from; In Aitkin and
Grow Wing counties, Minnesota; strong, rich
soil; delightful climate; easy terms. Henry
n. Troy, b02 Guaranty building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26

FREE LAND IN OREGON, IN THE RICHEST
Grain. fruit and stock section In the world. |
irrigation: Deed direct from state Of Oregon.
Write today. Hoo6et ana map Iree Matne vs.
n m.wsl en- Mimi elosl2 Phoenix oaildns' Min
FOR sITF Ann FY0T4NGE-2o ono 7MPRovFnI
farms 5000, 900 acres Of wild land. 80 hotels,
large number Of business buildings, resi-
: you in quality, prices and climate. Write to
~. Z. -Nelson, LamDerlon. Mlnn.
any NJ KIND Or SIZE y AM IAa aIeat NO
ot VI Ely hnu t as ~ nna.e W.
ana nghtnins spGpewn t. Us. Write foi mi
o ~ " reah AGENT
SIS an ACRE RTYs a 1oRFs--IoNe LAKE
es 4St Mo.z Finest sa i.yes t
Der, which should net nearly half cost Of land:
Bank Ban GO Commerce e ~ : e'ai ''sAi'' - 80
1890 ACRES GOOD LAND, 5 MILES FROM
railroad, has Z, 900, 900 feet Eastwood, birch
retaed for e per one
Journal: = :. =. -, = 8 ==,z=,=
f1M sAL lana oa d,aRag Sass A Randa Mo-
rison comntv MIN goo v sn53i some Timer and
q ner cent dGr.sss p r. Roy 15a a. CInnd
Mimi
GOOD $780, NEAR RAILWAY, IN WISCONSIN,
in good MinneapoIis house little cash and long
time time balance could use good team or driving
i hEi,se' wat nave your a. u. nohister' oop-
N1 ms:
FOR sALE-2so ACRES OF CHOICE FARMING
lanu, JACKSON county, WIS; Wen lmproVeo' Two
price For
Realty CO. 10 Andrus bldg. Minneapoiis.
~, 49,, ,,,,-,
W. lave SEvEaAL 1AhtE IhAo1S. "
and exchange: also several tracts Of fine hard.
wood at 81 stumpage Matheus-Elwell Co.
SO7 Phoenix building IEI.r
"a m N0PTT n AY0T1 m sFF INV: YIN
Rrown comnanv Sonds. e. 70 SO m acre:
Ane 1en frea W.T. for, r. Tocts ~ 70 Wno n
Brown Co.. Mandan, N. D., or 181 La Sale st,
Chicago.
IIIsT NOTICE TT{Is-SR FOR TIA ACRE Farm
near Sparta. Wis; running stream. house.
Darn; statlon III miles; money maker Tor
apolis. on"n' DunOei AA'n"s' AAAoe
| an acpF T77I77 W.T. = , .75I M M E17T
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
BUSINESS CHANCES
O~NNNN
C0nfIulIed.

Continued.
0 o o o o o o o o o o Q o o. o. &C @
) FOR GERMAN REGISTERED PHAR- o
. macist we offer exceptional opportun.-
tty of securing irst-class drug DUST
ness, located In a town about 40 miles o
0 from Minneapolis. This is the only o
drug store in the town, and draws from o
a very large farming district. The
stock Is In frst-class condition; no I'M o
0 salable patent medicine. Rent of store o
Q and six livingrooms, only $12 per month; o
well situated on main street. Price, o
$1,000 including futures and stock of o
drugs and wall DaDe::: terms of sale o
0 reasonable to responsible party. CA. o
0 Quist Co., 202 4th st s. o
Q Q Q o 90 % o o o o o o o o o o Q
HoTEL-A SAFE, SURE, BIG MONEY WIN
ner In good Minnesota county seat town OF
1900. The most modern totel In the state;
40 rooms, beautifully furnished rent $110
per. month. Only hotel; three railroads. So, 900
cash.
Hotel, modern and only hotel in county seat
town of 1000; 40 rooms, well furnished which
does the business in live Minnesota town; three
railroads; shows net profits $500 month; 81, 500
cash.
Hotel, this city,. 40 well furnished rooms. A
money maker. All modern; $4,000 cash.
Hotel-Family hotel, this city. absolutely
modern; monthly income $500 month; rent $3.50
month, including heat; elegantly furnished;
best people live in this hotel; $1,000 cash.
j.: 118 Kasota Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26

CUBAN LAND-A 2o-AcRE FRUIT FARM OF
oranges lemons. bananas pineapples, ETC.,
when years old, yields net profit Of from
easy terms; as represented or money refunded;
address, or call on Flow, Brekhus & Co., 800
address or call on Flow, Brekhus Co., 900
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Improved.
o o o o 20 o o o o o o o o o
BARGAINS IN NEW MODERN HOMES. {
s2375-A very handsome new, seyen-room
, fixtures, bath, closet and bowl shades.
, screens storm sash. stone walks and
steps; perfect lot 55x12S and within
walking distance of the business cen,
ter. Terms, $500 cash and $1o or more
per month.
$2,575-A new, up to-date. seven,room
house, fully modern except heat, hard,
floors all over. best modern plumbing
, with porcelain bath tub. The price
includes shades, gas fixtures, screens,
storm sash; $575 cash and balance to
, suit. Loca ton near Lyndale av ana
34th st. ..1-.1a
, $3,750-A fine fully modern house of nine
rooms, with barn. in one or the pest
B blocks on Fremont av n: hardwood
5 finish downstairs, natural pine finish -
B upstairs, two CRATES and mantels, =
first floor bedroom. bathroom fitted
D with best fixtures and plumbing, splen-
D did furnace, full basement, large attic,
D good barn. east front lot 5Ox1o1 feet-'
D Easy terms If desired.
0 $350-Fine lot on 18th S. near 2sth st,
39X12S feet; city water and stone walk.
Easy terms. This Is cheap.
o $50 each, for seven fine lots within two
o blocks of car line on the North Side
o. This Is truly moneymaker. lnvestt-
o gate at once.
0 Thompson Bros,
o 1o1 Fourth st S.
O. O o o o o o
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26

AN $11, 100000
Lake Calhoun Home
To be closed out next week at your own
price. Owner going to California. The
highest reasonable bidder gets 1t. Only
ST. 800 to $4,000 down required, balance on
easy terms. Property consists of four lots
with nine.room house and large barn, III
blocks from Lake Calhoun and Harriet car
line, located ON hill with best view and
purest ozone in the city. No Mt. Curve or
Kenwood car smoke to breathe. No loca-
ton like it. Property Is almost sure to
be worth $50. 900 within five years, as it
Is located in an aristocratic neighborhood
1t adjoins Warrens private park and over
looks Forman's private park and Lake Cal
noun. Call and see property at once: No
3416 Humboldt av s, and make a bid for
1t through the mail. Address
L. P. Van Norman,
416 Andrus Building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
5contInued.

FREE LAND IN OREGON IN THE RICHEST
grain fruit and stock section in the world.
Thousands Of acres Of land at actual cost Of
irrigation; Deed direct from state Of Oregon.
Elweu Co., 91o-e12 Phoenix building. Min
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-26
RooM1NeHousE FOB RENT.
20 7th st s. twelve rooms, modern except
heat, $40.
Walter l.. Badger,
:. 300-304 Oneida Building.
KooCHICHING FALLS LOTS.

or for Rainy river lands, homesteads or
timber claims, write or call at Fort Fran
: ces, Ont, or 120 Temple Court bldg,
Minneapolis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-23
TO MAUDE ADAMS.

The Deseret News feels sure that It
voices the sentiments OF the whole com.
munltywhen Il extends cordial greeting
TO Miss Maude Adams, and ventures
the hope that her visit to the place Of
her birth may be all that her heart
hopes for IT,. She can scarcely fail to
feel for this city something OF the in.
terest that II feels for her Not only
was she born here, and her early girl
hood and school days passed here, but
II was upon the stage Of our historic
playhouse that she made her very FIRST
MISUNDERSTANDING though It was
land e was upon the same stage that
her mother some years before, made
her entry into dramatic life ana re-
manned 30 long a time one Of the orna-
ments Of the local profession Utah
has always had distinct reputation as
center Of dramatic, musical and art
istlc taste-the result, without doubt
Of the seed planted by our venerated
Pioneers, who very early gave the
drama ana music q prominent place In
the life of the community, A direct
offspring OF those artistic times and
conditions, Is the Maude Adams Of to-
day, an actress whose brilliant career
has won luster for her own name, and
shed a part Of 1t upon the state from
which she halls. May continued sue
cess and long procession OF happy
days mark her future career!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-23
WHERE WHITES CAME FROM.

The other day the Rev n. NJ. Turner
senior bishop OF the African Methodist
Episcopal church, in an address in
quinn Chapel, Chicago, made the dec.
laration that God never made a white
man. In the beginning all men were
black but In their wanderlngs on the
earth many Of them have become
bleached. And in their unnatural panor
many Of these bleached men, IAN OF
whom were made black at the begin
ming, now look with contempt and in
diference--often with prejudice and
hate-upon their brothers the negroes.
who have retained the color that God
gave them"
II Is not proposed TO dispute the point
with HIM IL he Is convinced that such
is the case, far be II from us to disturb
his contentment, Evidently he thinks
that the white man, like Topsy. lust
growed.' Where he studied theology we
do not know but so far as we can as
certain It must have boon In some prlm-
tive seminary for In that Charming
and ever delightful book OF Sam Sticks,
Mature and Human Nature is found
this account OF Adam and the origin OF
the white race:
In The course Of talk with Sorrow,
his negro servant, sam said;
nut the color Of ADAM said I.
ooh, Massa," he said, "you knows
berry well he was a black gentleman,
and Missus Eve most splendid Swan
ga black lady on yes, Massa, dey
were made black TO enjoy de grand
warm sun Well Cain was wicked
man, cause he killed hts brudder. So de
Lord say to him one day Cain, whore
is your brudder? I don't know, Mas
sa said he, I didn't see him nowhere
Well, dc next time he asked him de
sef-same question, and he answered
quite sarcy, How In de world does /
know sails he, / amt my brudder's
Keeper. Well, before he luow'd where
he was, de Lord said to him In q
voice OF tunder You murdered
him, you villain" And Cain, he
was so scared, he turned white dat very
instant He nebher could stand heat,
nor enjoy summer no more again, nor
none ob his childer arter him. but
Abel's children remain black 90 dis
day. Fac, Massa, fac, l does assure
you"
Surely Sorrow had anticipated the
Rev MT Turner In the matter OF the
origin OF the white man while his ex-
PLANTATION is much clearer and equally
convincing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-23
UTAH'S SCHOOL EXHIBIT.

We are pleased to hear that the
Utah school exhibit at the worlds
fair will be In every respect creditabe
10 the State On the nth Of March,
Prof Horace Cummings got word that
there was room I'm the Utah building
for such an exhibit and 60 days after
this. It was on the cars, Considering
'fhe short time allotted TO the work,
and the fact that the teachers and
pupils were busy with the closing work
OF the school year. the result achieved
81 said to be almost marvellous. But II
has been reached through the united
and intelligent efforts Of all the teach
ers and others interested The idea Is
TO give a complete illustration OF the
educational work in Utah, and we are
assured that the exhibit ia one that win
reflect great credit on the state We
understand that. Utah leads the states
I'm the American Union, az regards the
per capita investment for educational
purposes, the amount being about $4,000
per capita. Further, nearly one-third
Of the entire population is said to be
children In the school age. That 10 a
creditable showing and Utah has In
this feature OF the Worlds Fair a
splendid opportunity Of refuting the
accusation Of fostering ignorance The
people of Utah desire education, and
light They know that intelligence is
the glory Of God. and that truth Is
best seen whore there Is Intelligence,
Hence the enormous sums. compare
lively speaking, spent by The people
here for educational purposes.