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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-18
FoR sAIR-REAL EsVATE.
BUYERS PROFIT THROUGH DEALING
WITH THE REAEIS SYSTEM
r. f. DEPT


With care. with ability and With energy
TATE DEPARTMENT is conducted.
( flfe competent real estate men spend
their entire time compiling lists of de-
slfabie vacant ana improved city and
country property and when a buyer comes
an ne or she usually finds Just what was
wanted al the right price and on the right
We specialize on easy terms and wheth-
er il is building lot or a row % terraces
YOU want TO buy, we can nearly always
make the terms of purchase 1T your
purse.
-THE REAvIS SYSTEM" list CT build
ing lots is uneQuaied and includes the
cream OF ali Of the vacant ground III town
at prices that arc tempting.
We will build On any lot we have Tor
sale, and even though you haven't all the
money to Buy the ground we viii furnish
enough 10 complete the purchase. make
the deed to You and supply the money 10
build the kind of house lou want
THE REAVtS SYSTEM REAL ES-
TATE DEP ARTMENT makes a feature
Of trading farm and city property; cOlec-
ton Of rents and handling of the realty
Of estates.
Owners wanting quick turns are invited
10 list with us and buyers who want their
money to go farthest are invited TO CALL
REAVIS SYSTEM
REAL ESTATE DEPT.
WM. l. HURD & c. l.. WEST,
Managers.
Main Banking Floor. 1884 Main St.
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COME TONIGHT-10c your name given
ana future foretold; good music: every
one welcome. Open today for readings,
IL to ,. Arnoid-Dickson, 200 +. Sd So. St.
MRS. P. FONTYN Clairvoyant and
Trance Medium. 267 South West Temple.
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BY +. NJ. ONION.


Forced sale of the entire furnishings of
20 rooms, from the Ford hotel, and sold
under the order of the bankrupt court.
The sale will commence on Tuesday. Sept
10Th. J0:30 sharp. and Will be continued
from day to day until all is sold.
The sale win be held in storcroOm. No.
rs So. West Temple ST.
There are, in part, 1900 yards Wilton,
velvet, MOquet and Brussels carpets;
Gum. Andrews and Windsor folding beds.
in bird s-eye maple and oak; bedroom
sets. fine dressers, commedes. cheffoniers
in maple and oak, wardrobes, some with
mirror fronts; center tables, leather and
other cOuches,. large variety of wicker
and fancy rockers and chairs. fine dining
room furniture. including fine side
boards, china closets. dining tables. box
leather seat dining chairs. all the glass
and plated ware, large lot bed linen, pill
lows. hair mattresses, wool blankets, bed
spreads. hall tree, bookcases. desks. mir
rors, hnoleum lace curtains. onyx
stands, tabourettes, etc. Also platform
scales. new Singer sewing machine, IN
derwood typewriter, etc. etc, etc
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FUTILE BROS, 149 Main st.
No. 2707-Large Groom brick houses
that rent for $50 per mo-; near Rowland
Hall; shade. lawns. modern houses, best
location in the city and very close; mort
gagged for 5000; sell for $500 for widow.
, Must be quick
No 27O6~SSx16s IT. and T. of W. on Cen
ter ST.. near McCune's Bungalow; fine,
close in. commanding location; old house
on IT, This for quick sale at less than
$T00 per rod. Call.
No 2T0s-Fine S-room modern residence,
one block from Temple. ground 4XlQ rods.
fine shade, lawn. etc. So. frontage. Cost
owner over $1,000; sell for $500.
No 26S7-Near State and llth So. SITS,
is No 17S Pearl Ave: is fine. large, 3
room residence with nearly an acre or
land; shade. flowers, etc. The house is
an up-to-date brick. There Is fine fruit
chicken houses and barn. etc. Sell for
$500. Easy terms. Owner determined to
sell. Make us an offer.
No. 267S-Near ". Temple and Sth So,
SITS. 4etkxl9O IT.; for Colorado party. $780,
Terms If wanted.
No 2697-A fine modern pressed blk. cot
tage and large lot on 9Th r. St, near attn
So. St; shade, ETC.; only s., 100. It's nearly
new.
near Sd +. and, 5th SO. Sts., being only "
biks from G. and {. Bldg, for only S1,So0;
SEQ cash. bal. easy.
We have some very good cottage homes
CT parties Who have left the city that we
can sell on payments about the same as
rent but you will have to pay 800 down.
call and see US. II viii pay you.
Tuttle Bros. Progress-Herald Bldg.
~ LOTS near 10th South and nth East
south front, few steps from the Emer-
son school. $3.50.
9x1O rods. with S-room modern house. To-
Gated lust east of the McCune residence
on list North. S5,5oo--$2,oo0 cash bal per
cent.
on T ST. near Sd, neat 4-room brick
cottage and very cheap at $500.
on Lincoln Ave near sth South and
9Th East. a beautiful 4-room brick cot
tage. 81, SO0-S500 cash. bal. Z per cent
On 9Th East, a handsome 6-room mod
brick cottage. 1t is up 10 date. SOW
Make me an offer on 4sx65 feet on 9Th
South near 81 East. Owner must sell at
25sx1o rods. on 10th East near Sd South,
for $3.50. How's that?
Many others.
A. Richter, 10 West 1st South st. Tel
Sal and 641.
WE have several nice residences in the
eastern part Of city. Price and location
81. 25o-Corner lot. 1e5x165 feet; grand
view: cor. 9th and + SITS.
500 per foot. best prospective biz prop
erty in the city.
s2500--Cottage rms. lot 41x165, E. LIST
south
$S0OO-Adod. house. 10 rms. LIST So. East.
IS 000-Liilie Langtry farm, ii0 acres.
Kelsey & Gillespie, % +. LIST So. st.
M'KELLAR,S SPECIALS.
Look at the Z, and 8
room brick houses on y. +.
corner Sd and J SITS: choice
location. large, airy rooms.
hardwood finish, nickel
plumbing, fine mantels,
strictly modern and up to
date in every respect. They
cannot be duplicated for
price we are asking for
them.
A M'KELLAR & CO.,
6Sl& ". I'd So.
BEAUTIFUL S-rOom, thoroughly mod.
pressed br.. with hard wood floors, ce-
mented basement, etc, east side, best
section $3.50.
New Groom pressed br.. por. bath. toAet,
e l.. basement under whole mouse, Cd St.,
south front $3.50.
Little e Little, No. 4 w 2nd South
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.'THE REAVIs SYSTEMS MURRAY
BRANCH is A
HUMMER.

III MINER
The most popular move yet made by
THE REAVIS SYSTEM was the re-
cent appointment of Mr.. ID. W. Phelan
as its Murray. Bingham Junction ana
Salt Lake county representative.
Already dozens oOf applications for new
homes have been filed at the Murray
offices and plans are being rushed Tor
a number of HAPPY REAVIS SYSTEM
HOMES" that viii soon nestle within
the confines of the two great smelter
towns. Work has begun on the residence
of Mr. Phelan. corner Poplar and Marie
avenue. in Murray. Keep your eye ON IT.
THE REAV1S SYSTEM advent in
Murray and Bingham Junction means
much to residents thereof for il will now
be possible for owners of vacant land to
improve it under THE REAVlS SYS-
TEN plan of no cash down until the
building is completed. and then monthly
payments just like rent.
Mr. Phelan has established offices in
the Phelan block. Murray, where he is
prepared to show plans of most any
kind of a house one would want to
build.
Remember, when you go past the Muir
ray offices of THE REANIS SYSTEM, -
to observe the big sign, with it's flaming
adage:
WHOSE ROOF IS OVER
YOUR HEAD?"
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GEO. N. McoNAUGHY. Al W. % so.
TELEPHONES NJ. b. T., 12S5-X.
L. /. 7. Co, lial.
p o. BOX So.
REAL ESTATE. AND LOANS.
P. o. BOX So.
LOTS.

LOTS. LOTS.
Lett rods By Sods. east bench
FIlce .--...-,.....-..-.-. 80. $1,000 VIE
80 feet by 157 feet. east be>Sh PRICE, 400
Lot H5xi0 rods. east bench. Price -. 500
Lot 2l2Sl0 RODS. east benchs Price. 800
Lot 21axs rods. north bench. Price. $50
Lot. Sx9 rods, east bench Price. $40
Lot SSxl65 feet, plat ''B. Price,. e25
Lot 2lsXS reds. LIST No, close in. Price $40
Lot Joxl1S feet. east bench, cheap.
Frlce ....-..-:..-. ..--...-.-..-.---..- 20
Lot 32Xl32 feet Lincoln ave. Price,. 325
Lot 5exi32 feet, east bench. Price,. $50
Lot 3X5 rods, north bench. Price ...... $50
Lot 3Sxl50 feet. West North Temple.
rice $500 --.-...- ,-..--.--s-.--. -VO
And a multitude of other lots, choice, de-
sirable. cheap. high-priced in any part of
the city desired. on Brigham, on all the
fine residence streets. near the railroad
shoDs of both railroads. and on almost
your own terms as to time, amount of
first payment, etc, etc.
BE sure and see me before YOU buy. l
can save lou money.
Geo. NJ. McConaughy. Al West 81 South
street.
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VIZ APE ~ ,,tJE prrsrNrc

2Xl0 roGs facing west on Tth W. mr.. So
Temple: easy terms.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO.
WE ARE LIZ THE BUSINESS.
Today we. offer these bargains:
ga acres. on car line, S-room house,
barn, flowing we'll, first water right, lots
l0-acre chicken ranch. stocked, 3-room
house. coops, etc. 81. 400
ks rods, near car line, trees. fruit
flowing well, $1,0c0,
Groom brick, lot 125xl5O Garden City
For Rent-New, 5-rm. mod Dr.. SeJ:
6-rm. br.. $2J; S-r1n. br., $l5.
The q. G. RICHTER CO, Room & III
Main. over Benton Theatre. Hello 1917 X
WEIR, Ss " SECOND SOUTH.
Ss.G9O-S-room brick new) Magee furnace.
porcelain bath, toilet. front and
back stairway. CRATE and manteI
basement plastered and -eemented
electric light and screens: $500 cash;
Very close in, East side
SJ,59O-9-room residence, summer kitchen.
furnace, bath. toilet, aud electric
light, hardwood floors lot egxies
feet fine fruit and shade, I'd st. /;
easy payments.
s., 5oa-S-room 2-stoFy frame. furnace.
bath. toilet. electric light vestibule.
reception hall. fine corner lot
walks, iron fence, Cd St; 5000
cash, balance easy terms.
Sx2O rods, Brigham St, near 5th E.
WEIR. IS W. SECOND SOUTH.
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TYPEwRITERs.

NEW or secondhand. cash. trade or
terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co, As E. u So. st.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS rented.
500 per month upward. Stenographers
placed without-eharge. Phone I622-Y. Ia
s. West Temple St., City.
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BEAUTIFUL S-room, thoroughly mod.
pressed br.. with hard wood floors, ce-
mented basement, etc, east side, best
section. s.. 40.
New Groom pressed br., por. bath. toAet,
r. l.. basement under whole mouse, Cd St.,
south front. $3.50
Little & Little. No W. End South.
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A. o. U. w.
EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 meets
every Wednesday evening at A. o. U. w.
hall, Isl Main street.
A. +. BUSBY, NJ w.
s. W. DARKE. Recorder.
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No. y
meets every Thursday evening at the
A. o. u. W. hail. 16l Main street
II. r. GROO. NJ. W.
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SOME REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
$500. 00-270 18th T., strictly modern home,
rooms, LIST and I'd floors. 3 rms.
in attic, rooms and cellar in
basement; best construction;
I[letting architect; house cost
$4,000; lot 4x10, worth $2,0000O;
lawn. shade. etc. See if you want
a perfect home at a bargain.
Can make terms.
S2500.00-970 L 4th So, modern cottage,
complete, nice surroundings, lot
PAX to alley; see it; can make
terms; monthly payments.
H,6J0,OO-555 S. 7th W, pressed brick. 4
rooms, hall. pantry. bath, city
water; $50 cash, bal. SO per mo.
SS,2o0.0O-63S Z. 9Th So, 3Izxl0, 7-room Dr..
modern, nice surroundings. sew
er; 500 cash. bal $35 per mo.
Make offer on cottage, corner 5th & J,
facing west and south.
MIDGLEY- BODEL CO.
Real Estate, - L. list South.
IF YOU want a nice home on the east
side. very cheap. cali on Cromer, 50 e.
ID South.
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AS typewriter or office girl; has mad 2
years experience: is good writer. Ad-
dress NJ Is Herald.
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STRICTLY modern Groom pr. b-ick. ex-
cellent location, fine cellar. 81, 100: easy
terms.
Groom pr. brick, modern; cellar; Z. side.
$780, half cash.
5-room pr. brick. modern, close in, 25OO;
easy terms.
Groom pr. brick, modern, S. md South.
s.. 0y1; easy terms.
a-room Tr. brick, large lot. L. bench,
s. 600.
Hubbard Inyt. Co, IS VI. "a so.
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MAN will do any kind of work for d
home: used to stock. Address X 3D.,
Herald.
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clInAf Rr1Lp1NG sIrEl

2x10 RODS facing west on Tth w mr. SO.
Temple: easy terms.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. co.
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4 GIRL wants a place to Work with
a small family. Sc she can earn 1er board
and room while going to school place
as second girl preferred. Address A. &.
Larson. general delivery. City.
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GOING out of business. Furniture, car
pets stoves. household goods of all kinds
at cost. Horse. wagon. harness ard pug.
CIV for sale cheap. Louis n. Lach. 800
State St.
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THE REAVIS SYSTEM,
MAIN BANKING FLOOR,
1894 MAIN.

MURRAY AND BINGHAM JUNG
TION BRANCH:
ID. W. PHELAN, MANAGER,
PHELAN BLOCK, MURRAY. UTAH.
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WASHING and ironing TO do at home.
735 So. Sth East.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.


x1OJNG LADY student wishes to tuto
references exchanged. Address Tutor
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STORAGE AND MOVING.
SAFES.
TICKET BROKERS'.

GROSHELLS TICKET OFFICE. es-
tablished 1888. Railroad tickets bought,
sold and exchanged. No. 22I Main ST.
T. H. GIoshelI. manager.
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A MIDDLE-AGED married nam with
good references wants a position as
Waterman or fireman in building. Ad-
dress S ]. Herald.
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MONEY To LOAN.

MONEY the day you want IT, No rcd
tape. No delays. Partial payments al
lowed any time. any amount without
notice. The Home Trust & Savings Co..
". First South.
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.


STOVES. ranges and furnaces repaired.
castings at wholesale or retail 242 state.
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Works
Phone 1isl-Y.
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PRIVATELY on pianos. furniture or
any good security. Easy terms. part pay
ment any time. 20 Atlas block
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CASH RFarsrEFs-

NEW or secondhand. cash. trade or
terms. Sorensen-Stouu Co.. As Il. ID So. st.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell. sales agent Tor Utah. Expert
cash register renairing. No. 22l Main st.
Secondhand REGISTERS always In stock.
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No. Al West "a South. Both 'phones.
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HORSES bought and sold at the Iowa
table. ~ ". South Temple.
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FARMERS. ATTENTION., A sure
remedy to prevent rust on plows and all
farming tools; guaranteed; 25c. Gates,
Marysvale. Utah.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-09
oneen wilhelmina.s shoes.

According to the opinion expressed
by Philadelphia traveller, Wilhelmi-
ma, queen of Holland tone may no lon
ger write it little WilhelminanD. is
said to be growing very plain, but
none has yet denied her O large share
OF very .human" qualities. In proof Of
this this same traveller tells a story
which presents her in a pleasing light.
1t seems that q certain famous Lon
don photographer had been sent for to
take the queens picture. 1t was the
second such commission he had re-
ceived from Amsterdam. When the
sitting was over and the plates had
been developed Wilhelmina said de-
nghtediy:
why, this Ii a much better picture
Of me than you took before. ! wonder
why that isg"
"Ycur majesty has now more
cheerful expression venmred the art
list. Perhaps that ia what makes the
difference
and know why that shoaid have
been So" added the queen instantly.
1.-THE last time you were here remem-
Der | had on very tight boots. How
can any one look cheerful when her
feet are being pinched Pr Philadelphia
Press. ii
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-09

N. L. Jones of Ontario was at the
Willard hotel In Washington recently,
ana to reporter he told of some of his
experiences while travelling on recent
trip in India.
Il was sickAa few days after | ar.
rived In India, Nand / Immediately APP
piled for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Itchanced
that no Civilized physician was to be
had In the neiglAborhood. so called
for a native doctor.
"An American friend who was trav-
cling with me. but who was familiar
with the customs Of the country, said,
very well. III take you TO a doctor
"He then took me few hundred
yards from the hut where we We're at
the time. and then whenI saw the ma.
tive doctor administering some sof his
medicines at once lost all signs of Ill
ness and felt as fine as a two-year-old.
zone of their favorite ways of treat
ing in India is to raise blisters all over
the body. This Ii accomplished by the
application OF redhot iron. The blis-
ter IN then dressed with cayenne pep
per.
sGunpowder pills also are favor
lite medicine in that part Of the world,
Twelve of them are given for dose
A minute later coal applied to d slow
match leading down the throat Is in.
serted. A movement among the parti
cies then takes place, which ethel
eradicates the disease or the patient
most commonly the latter"
Mr.. Jones stands sponsor for all thi'
and youches for its verify.
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re Datloo1.s Reereatloa Nausber.

Among the special Out-of-door lea
lures In The Oatlcok's Fifteenth Annual
Recreation Number, In addition 70 the
first instalment OF Mr.. Stewart Edward
Whites ssThe Mountains" which 10 IL
Illustrated by original full page draw
iugs by Mr.. Fernand Lungren, may be
mentioned: series Of rather remark
able drawings by Mr.. Alden Peirson
accompanying Rudyard Kipling's beau.
tifnl out-of-door poem, THE Feet OF
the Young Men, re-published by spe-
ctal arrangement with Mr.. KiplinR;
"A Days Fishing in Colorado" by
Dean Hart OF Denver, with many line
photographs; "The Great Horned
Owl, 2 by J. M. Gleeson, the well-known
animal artist, with drawings By the
author; ssThe anglers Tournament,
by u. r. Holder. describing with pic
lures the curious and interesting tish-
log contest for prizes at Santa Catalina
Island; and . charming study OF dog
character, my Dog Grouse, by Prof.
1
w. e. d. Scott, with drawing by
Bruce Horsfall. Among un-illustrated
features are: In the Time OF OppOsi-
ton, = by s. Fl. Howard, slngularly
vivid and vigorous story Of the rule Of
the Hudson Bay Company Ia the fur
country; three or four summer poems;
''Upslream.' by Mary Waldo Higgins,
o charming biz Of depletion of river
and country. There are special por,
traits OF Stanley, Mr.. John F. Wallace
1.-THE actual head OF the force which will
build the Panama Canal), General Ku'
roki. now famous as the leader of the
Japanese force which defeated the Rus
sians on the Yslu, and Admiral Skry
dlotf, who succeeds Admiral Makarcf
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nav. j. "a. HUPP or OLD SCHOOL THE
OL0GY.

In our issue OF May 10 we reprinted
from the Sioux Falls Asyas Leader that
portion of the report of the recent State
Baptist Association at Armour relating
to the paper Of the Rev. :. AZ. Hnpp.
AGr. EIupp regards the report as a re-
Election on his position aud prepares q
reply to it. Following our usual custom
of giving both sides hearing we give
our readers today, on our last page, Rev.
Mr.. Hupp's reply in full.
In Mr. Hupp's reply he makes two
serious mistakes. First, he assumes
that God and the old school are identi-
cal; second. he assumes that liherality
and looseness are the same thing. As
Mr. Hupp well says, Gods word is far
superior to the new school, it is equal
lY superior TO the old school as well.
Neither old school nor new school has
any monopoly on Gods word or Gods
religion. ANY school having any right
ful claim of being religious school at
all, must derive its authority and regu-
late its teachings by Gods word and
Gods character.
The SCribes and Pharisees were the
old school denominationalsts Of Christ's
day. They held TO rigid interpreta-
tion and application of Gods word far
more narrow than Rev. Hnpp Tothem,
Jesus Christ was the most advanced and
dangerous ''liberalist' they had evel
known and they crncified him for hii
.liberal'' views and practices. Such
was the origin of ''old school, methods
and practices as the history OF Gods
word presents them to us.
Rev. Mr.. Hupp neglects to offer am
proof that an average church tina
swallows ''the dance, cards, theater
Sunday excursions, in fact, taking ii
ANYTHING and everything thereby be.
comes liberal We had supposed tina
such church was rapidly approachin,
q dangerous form of looseness. w
must also be allowed to express q yer.
much better opinion Of THE averag
church than does Mr.. Hupp. Tn
strongest influence exerted today Agains
those loose practices which Rev. Hup
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-06-09

Sousa's famous baud has been engag-
ed TO play at che Mitchell corn palace
la September. The Mitchell people
have been after The band for several
mouths and tinally closed the deal last
week. The price they had to pay 10
something awful but the band will
draw like house afire. The organi.
cation will DO led by Sousa, The famous
." March King" 10 person, and will be
the greatest musical event In the his
tory OF the stale.
The band will play but one engage.
ment west OF New York aside from
Mitchell--that At Chicago. They will
come to Mitchell from Chicago In 9
special train OF two Pullmans and q
baggage car and return Immediately
TO New York.
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On June 18th the lands set aside by
the Government for homestead entry
in the Red Lake, Winnibigoshish
White Oak Point, Deer Greek, Bols
Fort, Chippewa and Pigeon River re-
servations in Minnesota, win be
thrown open for settlement. All d
these lands are reached by the Great
Northern Ratlwsy Send FOR folder
containing full Information, maps,
etc. ana for rates. Address
f. I. WHITNEY,
Gent Pass'r & Ticket Agent.
ST. Paul, Minn.
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designates as liberal, is, In our opinion,
the average church" M. Hupp's
zeal has led him to exaggerate the evil
tendencies Of those with whom he is out
Of sympathy and has led him to attack
those who should be his friends. Il the
average church is as bad IS Rev.
Hupp represents, what is going to be-
come of the wicked world outside OF the
church?
The best antidote for looseness, inside
the church or outside, is true liberality.
ST. Paul liked meat and believed it was
perfectly proper to eat it, but cut OF DEF
erence to some timid and narrow souls
who would not eat any meat for feaI
they might accidentally get some that
had been offered to idols, he RETAINED
himself A narrow man would have
had no patience with such narrow views
and would have eaten meat in spite o.
them. Jesus Christ associated with and
helped the woman taken in adultery
thus greatly shocking the "old school
representatives of that day who felt thai
they would be contaminated by ever
looking at her. His liberal action saved
the woman from her looseness, let us be.
lieve. And here is the perfect mode
and method for reform of any kind AM
at any time. II true liberality, neye
but once perfectly exemplified in thi
world, cannot save a man or world Q
men, then indeed are we without hope
We are even so optimistic as to believ
that true liberalism is the cure, and tn
only cure. for the looseness which Rev
Mr.. Hupp deplores and misnames.