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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-06
8 FOR RENT
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For Rent-Unfurnished Houses.
THORPE BRUS.,
FOG Andrus Building.

4 FOG Andrus Building.
Modern Houses, Flats and StoreSs
HS.o0-927 Washington ay S, 3 rooms. -
oo5 oso W Lake St, r SM modern rselas
s.aSSss15 St St St l. rooms rooms, lily %ssss.
$a250-252 I'd av s. rooms, third hoor.
aso-aso5 James av n, s-room Cottage.
$12.50-5oS w Lake st, rooms
S15,oo-so2 Cedar Lake road, Groom cottage
$17.so-aa1s 10th av $, ( rooms. ~
$tS.00-Se5 Sth av S, rooms, city WATER
So o-sssT 9TH ay S, rooms, modern kstsr
$25.00-IS17 Laurel av, S rooms, modern.
$H.5o-2s4a Oakland av. rooms. modern.
SO. oo-71s 18th av n. s rooms, modern.
$30.Oo-1605 Chicago ay, rooms, duplex nrs1
foor walking distance. ...
SS5 5o-S4b Stevens av. rooms and barn. Saver
$S2.oo-11s 9th st s, IL rooms, city water sewer
200 ~ and gas; in Talkins distance tboroneb1y
- modern, ali in good repair, with extra
fine heating plant; May LIST. ,
$s0.00-25s4 Dupont av $, 10 rooms furnished
$50 00-1SUT Sd S, 10 rooms, MODERN
Ss5 -32oi-s Garfield av, new duplex, rooms
thoroughly modern, just. completed, one
Of the best residence localities.
800. oo-Large rooming house. centrally located
Modern Flats, AZ"
Lowry Hill Apartments-7o9 Douglas '~av,
rooms, frse door beautifully t5a de decorated
64o00-24o3 4th av 5. rooms, all newly re
ne Nc dels led and decorated will bt
Ouple2-NO. 2f31 N1collet aV. I rooms. Will ps
completed May; reasonable rent
Hhe New Concord, IS 18th st s. We have
few choice suites of L, ? and
rooms for rent, passenger elevator
high class cafe in connection.
315.oo-253o Dupont s, 2 and rooms, steam
~ heat.
The Lexing ton-69 18th st S, rooms. furnished
=. second floor. to Oct. l.
$50. 0o--527 9th av Sc, rooms thorough.
=. modern. on third floor, all outside light
S25.00-3103 Irving s, rooms, modern, sec
ond floor; hot water heat.
sb5.0o-2015 Dupont, av S, Z rooms, thorough;
modern, new duplex, first floor, heated
Whe Norwood-1s01- ii 9th ay S, rooms, thorol.
-, modern steam heat, janitor and artes1al
well; reduced rates for summer.
The Magnolia-2715 Hennepin av, rooms, new
~ beautifully located: steam heat. 5anito
service.
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MOORE Bros BRACE & CO.,

s5+EsrfIs Sl1 N1collet Avenue.
- I'LL Hawthorn ay. IL rooms, modern home,
. large corner lot, automobile garage. $40.
1000 w 21st st, Is rooms, modern, hard
wood floors. $50. :
1900 Portland ay, rooms, thoroughly mod
!. ern. large lot, $40. =. @,
Z $3.50 Hennepin az, 10 rooms, thoroughly
modern, $40. -E--t''
u 9Th st N. 8 rooms thoroughly modern
.beamed ceilings, fine decorations, $40. ...
- S27 H7th st Sc, 10 rooms, modern, to be new
:. " painted outside, $40: -" ii =s'.&
IS 1906 Portland, 10 rooms, modern, fine Or
der S35. III. .--,. =. e.. -. 1893
very fine, S3S. -. ,4t->G.r' = =. -.
SIS 3 SD st, s rooms modern, $50,
EsS1509 18th av s. Z rooms, second floor du.
plex house, very fine. $50. %
~ 252O Stevens av, rooms. modern except
/. heat. S25. ,.5-ss ~ So
214 Lyndale av N, Z rooms, thoroughly
modern. vacant June i. S25.
2011 p 9th st, rooms, modern, $25.
.a52716 list av S. rooms, modern except heat
$22.5o. "tF'<3 ~
423 w 26th st, 6 rooms, modern, 500. ~
$50 Gall for complete list of renting property
Including furnished houses and fats and Ain
netonka property. -srzss
e List your houses with us for rent
sssss s'a Moore Bros, Brace & Co., ~ Et@7
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT
]. r. CONKLIN & ZONNE 60.
115 Temple Court.
Both phones 9T2.
Houses

Ito Temple Court.
~ Both phones 9T2.
- ...-- Houses.
1910 9th av s, 10 rooms, modern, in fine cofi-
Z dition, $35 per month.
51s Ridgewood av, IA rooms, modern, barn,
Z $40 per month, - ~. >
s16 10th av Sc. 9 rooms. modern and fin
ished, May to October, $40 per month.
s5--... Flats. :..--E
eo4 nth av N, 5 rooms, modern, I'd floor, $40
per month. IT'S. .... ...
: 3 West 26th st, 5 rooms, modern, ID floor, s16
per month.
-. Offices,
!. RSS Plymouth ay; rooms, I'd floor, corner
SIT per month. '"
ia Nicollet av, Eastman block, desirable
steam heated offices, elevator and janitor
y service.
30 I'D st S, Railway building, desirable office
space, will partition to suit.
aO2 Sd st S, rooms, second floor, steam heat,
$25 per month.
S An exceptionally fine space on list ay S, near
18th st, suitable for high class restaurant.
Arrangements and decorations fine. = =
: !a4fo E 18th st, also rooms on I'd floor. Cheap
81 to good party. .."'- -, -
S Small store, 5th st N, Hennepin, f$s5
per month. -.' 80 <=*'S
J. E. CoNKLIN & zoNNE CO., ,' -,
lis Temple Court. 4
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MY RESIDENCE, I'LL HAWTHORN, CORNER
! Lyndale, modern, hardwood floors, fine lawn
and trees coal and gas ranges, with or with
please you Moderate rent to- the right party
or will sell on favorable terms and time, Call
or call up Main 1886 J2. a. N. Peck.
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hotel, 1915 Hennepin av, and Broom; suites,
: furnished and unfurnished;a cafe and elevator
serSicei strictly irst-class, having heavy brick
walls between all apartments also g. to Groom
fats, 315 w 10Th ST. facing Loring Park; very
desirable location See cantor or Edmunds,
200 Bank OF Commerce. 1850" = "'F@
SPLENDID = FLAT, 2aPKAdT1CAIIY NEW;
a;three chambers, - han,aA parlor, dining ROOM
+ laundry, furnace .therrhogtat ventilation, gas
i stove, etc.; every convenience; second floor, de-
tached building. You must see it; $25 to right
owner, Miss Bmnia ~: White, aseedswoman
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o.7o,so-.o O. o, Q o % o"=~os-o 4
We HAVE A FINE HOUSE AT NO. ,lo22
~, Mary place. with large yard. Rhis has:
II rooms, hardwood thruout, two bath
r. -. rooms,, hedrooms with freplaces, 3 side;
board, y ndantels, Combination = heating
, plant. laundry, fruit cellar, shades and
gas fixtures, complete house in every
} =, respect: See us at once. David r.
, Jones 4,
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..,i FOR RENT ',-ssa'-2
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For Rent INF furnished Houses:
Continued.
DAVID O. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,
FOR RENT
" After May %, -
ew Security Bank Building.

. ~ ~
-~-.cs New Security Bank Building. Z = =
@@ 50 Houses--( Modern). rssf ~ tsaFaf
: A. Clarence av SIC, II rooms, hot water -.
water heat IS. 20 ~
1909 Columbus av, rooms, combina ton .ss-ss,
- heat =. .-.5o.o W
1880 Lyndale az, 8. rooms .,..,....- 300 90
S1 1o % SIS rooms barn t iast s sSoo
] SIG 10th ay Sc, rooms ..,.-. s%s. ..,as 5000
j 32A 18th avs Sc. rooms. ...s.. :.s.s 2aoO
: $40 East Oath st. rooms. hot, water sszEs
~ heat~s...... ~. :. ..s.: s.a.. - ao.Vu
S459 Garfield aV, rooms, stove, heat;
- Houses:iHot Modernl. -
2Il0 Clinton av, rooms, WELL .........; 1870
1922 7th st s, rear rooms, cistern we'll 800
14A 25th av N, rooms. ,............ 500
unfurnished Rooms--(Not Modern).
522 W 2Sth st, second floor, d rooms...., 100
21o9 sth st S, second floor, 6 rooms. city
600, water sewer ..........; 1890
1928 14th av- S, first floor, 4 rooms city :k4.
water .,...,................. 1870
2113 e 22d st, second floor, rooms.,..s.. 100
627 Dupont av N. second floor, s rooms = ,0o
Flats Modern. Not Heatedl:'t'S ~ :
81 W 25th st. first floor rooms. 90 90
2125 Emerson av N, LIST floor, rooms. e % go
2l2S Emerson av N, list floor. o. rooms. .. 1890
3ol0 Lyndale av s, I'd floor, rooms. ~ 90
1851 list av S, first floor, rooms. 1900
1887 list av s., second floor rooms. ..... L.oO
y. - Offices = -.s4
4oS Evanston building, 16x31. 27.0O
4O6 Evanston building, 11x15 ..,....... 1000
~ Godfrey block. Observation-Disclosures. 500
215 Godfrey block. ..................... 10 90
20 Godfrey block. .......:............ 1000
221 Godfrey block .........,,....10 on
80 Goltley p1ock ..-...'............ 1000
S4o Godtrey block ..................... 500
224 $50 LIST st NJ 44xsO, two stories and
basement, per annum 81 100000
Us LIST av N, 22x5o with power ). 49,. ID. 100
100 80 st s, two stories ................G2 $500
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PROFESSIONAL

HAm, MoIEs, ETC, PxaMA-
nently removed hS electricity. Miss Holster
: TITS Syndicate block. Pionesf stand Of thf
northwest Exclusive specialist.
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80. 81 -. rs-------aaa%. #.SsaH s,E* =
FOR .RENT--A FoUR-RO enc STEAM HEATED
fat, 315 W 18th st,;1epposlte Loringz park;
modern; ne -,v1ew;s $50. aSeea gjanitor or I. H.
Edmunds,s FOG Bank ,ofuOommerce bldg.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-19
ESTIMATES FURNISHED ALL WORK GUARANTEED
A. WILLETT, Contractor
PAPER HANGER
and DECORATOR
Residence 10th St., MINOT, N D.

A big strong fellow from Ken
mare who was just let out Of Jail
after spending six months for
stealing a watch, was picked up
by the officers on the streets Of
this city Monday. He was beg
ging. The judge gave the man
twenty days more in the bastile.
When the St. Paul jobbers
reached CaEdo, they were treat
ed to a large key Of ice cold but
termilk, which was placed on
their special train. The butter
milk was presented by the Can
do Creamery Co. The St. Paul
fellows soon learned that it was
good and filled themselves up to
the chin.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-19

Supt. Davis of the Great Nor
thern division, reports that be-
tween May l and July l, 1900
new families arrived in Ward
county. There is plenty of room
for more of the right sort altho
the immigration has been very
large.
Daniel Blocher died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. D..
L. johnson, of Cando, at the
age of 81 years. Funeral ser
vices were held at the home of
Simon Hufford, four miles north
Of Surrey, and the remains were
inferred in the cemetery near
that place.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-19

Ward county, with a larger
population than Cass county, has
one senator and two representa-
tives, while Cass county has
three senators and nine members
Of the house, and there will be
no redistricting till 1911. Such
is machine politics.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-19
Minor Topics

I dlCklklO 11OV AAOVSA ~ Op~AAs
DR.. Bean of Walcot will locate
at Palermo.
Norwich is erecting a new city
bastile.
L. S. Champine has moved his
land office from the P. P. Lee
block to the Scofield block.
l.. S. Mallory, architect, Minot
North Dakota. II
Over three hundred tents are
pitched at the Devils Lake Chau-
tauqua grounds this year.
Oliver E. Club, who had i'm.
portant cattle interests near WI
lard, died in St. Paul recently.
Granville will hold a county
fair Aug. 9, 10, and IL.
The Granville State bank has
secured one-half of the stock IN
the State bank at LeSueur,
MINI.
WANTED-Cream at White Ice
Cream Facory. Good prices.
Editor Jackman Of Deering,
was recently married to Miss
Kate L. Seright, popular young
Riga lady.
See our fine new line of bug
gies; Western Implement Co.,
Minot, N. D.
S. L. Hestback of Minneapolis,
has accepted a position as book
keeper and cashier at the Meyer
lumber yard.
Get your strychnine at BIak-
ey's, the old reliable druggist. he
knows which is best.
Since opening their real estate
Offices in February, the RenWald
Stoevener Land Co. has just sold
5000 acres of land. This is re-
markable record.
Call at Stoltz's lumber yard and
get prices on all kinds Of building
material. &C. H. Rudd, Agent.
1t is said that Granville par
ties ship beer to Norwich, then
haul it to Granville and sell it.
This will be stopped, according
to Bro. Mitchell Of the Item.
See the Commercial adjustment
Co. for farm loans. lie Sueur
block, Minot. Il
E. B. McCutcheon returned
from Calgary where he disposed
of Assoc acre ranch to a buyer
from Aneta, N. D., for SIP per
acre. Mac is all smiles and well
he might be for the sale is one OF
the best yet reported.
Ship YOUR cream to the Minot Central
Creamery. Your cash is ready for your
A North Dakota editor starting
on his honeymoon trip rushed
into the station and purchased a
ticket. The bride noticed that
he had purchased but one and
asked why. Thunder and
mars" calculated the surprised
bridegroom, l forgot all about
myself. -
Fave troughs, cutters and val
leys made to order.
Phone 1926. c. E. Eroe,
S-tf Nash block, Minot.
A drunk man was found wan
dering about C. P. Lees yard
Monday night. He said he was
looking for his bed. Several
women were nearly frightened
out of their wits. Officer Kim
ball took the fellow to the city
bastile, where he was given five
days.
See the Blaisdell-Bird Co. for alb.
stracts, loans, and city lots. Blaisdell
& Bird, Attorneys. They have offices
in the same building II
The most successful specialist
in chronic and nervous diseases,
DR.. Charest Of Fargo, will visit
professionally Minot, Saturday,
Aug. 18th, at the Leland hotel.
Tell him about your ailments. He
can cure you. Consultation,
$1.00. 7-20&z1
II you want anything in the
nursery line call at or write tC
HEATH's NURSERY. He will sup
ply you. Riga, N. D. tt
C. C. Tangedahl has been ap.
pointed to notify stock owners
that have stock infested or ex
posed with scabbies to have the
same dipped and keep a RECORD
of all brands and to charge GER
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-19
J. J. SkAUG, JeWeler,
CA. johnson Blk. MlNo1, N. p.

Willie Sallander of Bowbells,
who was recently returned from
the Jamestown hospital for the
insane, supposed to be cured,
has been returned to the place
again, as his condition is such
that he is considered dangerous.
1t is always we'll to have box OF salve
in the louise. Sunburn, cuts. bruises,
piles and boils yield to DeWitt's, Witch
Hazel Salve. Should keep a box on
hand at all times to provide for emer-
gencies. For years the standard, but
followed by many imitators: Be sure
you get the genuine DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. Sold by Mccoy Il 60.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-03
A,...... v.,,.y 10, Short .. fee.

J. l.. Thompson of Las Animas.
Colo. who arrived al the Kansas City
yards last "Wednesday morning. with
a carload of fed lambs. says that the
overlooking of the San Luis valley
with sheep last fall has had a bad
effect on fed sheep prices this spring.
Mr.. Thompson says that the sheep
feeders in that valley were short on
feed before their lambs got fat
and were compelled to market them
then. And now there are some of
these lambs being bought up by the
sheep feeders in the Arkansas Valley.
to which place they will be moved
and finished up and made fat before
marketing" said. Mr.. Thompson.
SO far as we are concerned in the
Arkansas Valley. we are not short
on feed, and many Of the feeders
can buy the San Luis valley lambs
and feed them out in the Arkansas
Valley district at a profit, as the
market will no doubt improve by the
time they are ready TO move. -
Drovers' Journal.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-03
Festrightiy civb-

The Fortnightiy Club met with
Mrs. A. G. Bentley on Smithland
avenue on Saturday. January 9th. a
goodly number being present The
first hour was devoted TO business
of various kinds. The committee
reported room selected in the
temporary hospital building. and
that the expense of furnishing the
same would be about $50. IL was
then unanimously voted tn furnish
the room as soon as necessary.
The following excellent papers
were read: ARTS and Crafts in
Russia" Mrs. Stubs; Art in the
Russian Empire. Mrs. Rapp: Pre-
servation of Historic Land Marx"
Mrs. Bomgardner.
The club then adjourned TO meet
on February 10th with Mrs. O'Neil-
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-03
willie Ans.s~s ssr,o.s,y Injs,.s.

Willis Andrews. one of the proprie-
tors of the Palace Drug Store. was
very seriously injured yesterday
morning about 10 O'Clock By being
thrown from a horse. Up to the
hour Of going to press he had not
recovered consciousness. and the
attending physicians are in doub; q
to the outcome. although they hope
for the best About 10 O'Clock yes-
ter,iay morning. Mr.. Andrews. in
company with c. r. Kendall. started
out to take q horseback ride. The
animal was Of the broncho species,
which Mr.. Andrews was unaccus-
toned to riding. and on mountinG
was somewhat fr2ctious. When Nr.
Andrews attempted to rein him up
the horse reared and Mr.. AndreU1
was thrown. striking on his he'd
with great force He was carried
into the drug store and within a
hour conveyed to his home. Hi
injury is very serious. and IT tt
hour Of going to prex the attendinG
physicians are in doubt - to II
result
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-03
,.-.... c.~s.., ,...,s...s.s.

Articles of incorporation Of the
Swink Townsite Company were filed
with the county clerk yesterday
The incorporators are c. A. Rey-
nolds. +. NJ. Reynolds. l.. K. Fenla-
son. John Holly and Joe Powers. l..
X. Fenlason has been selected to
officiate as secretary and manager
of the town company. but the other
officers will not be elected until re-
turns giving authority to incorporate
are received from the secretary of
state. which will probably be some
day next week.
The town company owns 100 acres
and there are thirty six acres in the
townsite. the survey of which was
completed Thursday night. In about
ten days the town company will give
a grand barbecue and an auction
sale Of town lots will take place.
A clause forbidding the sale Of liquor
will be inserted in all the deeds
issued by the town company. similar
to that which has been so effective
in Colorado Springs.
Before the year is many months
older Swink will be a suburb Of La
Junta with population Of 500 or
1000. 1t viii be an up-to-date lit
tie burg with all the modern conven-
fences enjoyed by a city of much
larger growth. including electric
lights. sewers and city water. All
Of the these latter-day furbelows
have been guaranteed TO the town
site company and will be supplied by
the Holly Construction Company in
conjunction with their l.tO ton
beet sugar factory.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-03
.oss soae loeA, ,rsss

Ask for Dunkin's bread
Trade at the Palace Drug Store
Smoke La Junta's Best" Sold
by all dealers.
For SALE-Typewriter. Address
Postoffice drawer X.
Thirty-two loaves of bread for one
dollar at Carlton & Howard's.
A fine baby boy arrived at the
home Of W. f. Looper last TUESDAY
morning.
A fine large boy arrived at the
home Of james A. Rogers last Thurs-
day morning.
For painting. decorating and
paper hanging. call up Black 1901
Jack Devine.
FoR RENT Three Furnished rooms
for housekeeping: modern. Inquire
at 80 Belleview avenue
G. 5. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. DAY phone. s5l BLACK:
night phone. 725 red.
William F. Miller left one dsy
this week for Trinidad. where he
expects Ia GO 10 work.
LOST Certificate of stock. No.
1917. in the Otero Loan and Build
ing Association. Please return to
First National Bank
Oskinson & Tackett. at the old
Norman building. will buy all your
old furniture. clothes. boots and
shoes. or any old thing.
OFT Brothers. proprietors of the
La Junta Handy Kitchen. sold out
yesterday to Mrs f. J. kinsel. who
will take possession ON the 18th
instant.
Notice the new advertisement of
L. r. Fenlason on the third page of
this issue. He has some bargains TO
offer in farms and ranches in the
Holbrook country and near Swink
Twenty-Five candidates from La
mar will be initiated into the mys-
teries of Eagledom next Tuesday
afternoon. and if they survive will
attend the grand masquerade ball
in the evening.
Worth Tackett has bought half
interest in the racket store in the
old Norman building. The new firm
Sill be known as Oskinson & Tackett.
and will also engage in the second
hand business.
Bring your school children to the
Sherman Rooms. where DR.. X. c.
Sapero. the well known eye. ear,
nose and throat specialist. will ex-
anime their eyes. and yours. free
February 18th and 10th.
c. W. Fenlason. our county asses
sor. has just returned home from
Denver. where he has been attend
ing meeting Of the county assessors
of the state. The assessors met for
the purpose of comforting with the
state board of equalization with re-
gard to arriving at an understanding
in the matter of assessing railroad
property. The assessors appointed
a committee to confer with the state
authorities. and the matter. as usual.
will probably end there.
Ida Tarbell. the noted writer who
has been exposing the Vaccinations
of the Standard Oil Company. Mr..
and Mrs: John 5. Phillips. all of
McClure's Magazine of New York.
and Mr.. William Allen White. Of
Emporia. Kan. were guests Of the
Harvey House Thursday night. ar
irving on No. 602 and departing the
following morning on No. : for
Albuquerque. The party is gather
ing material for a number of des-
criptive articles of the west and was
on its way to visit the Grand Canyon
Of the Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-03
oesse... oeesi.s.

The regular meeting Of the Moth
ers' Club will be held in the Kinder
garten rooms Tuesday. February 9th
at 2-:30 p- m The general subject
will be Adolescence" The pro-
gram is as follows
Piano solo Mrs E. G. Edwards
Paper DIR. W. NJ Moore
Paper r..M Miss Lena Gwynn
Paper. By Dr. Mary Wood-Allen.
editor American Motherhood. -
Solo. -.- Mrs C. A. Beerbohm
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-03
s~essss~s sssss..

Prom this date ve viii buy -
pay the highst price for mytAinI
IN tie line a secuodDsnnd Ruu1R
Telephone Back l13.
LEVY FURxrfURE HorsE-
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-06-23

Anglo-Saxon who would deny
equal and exact justice to the
ignorant, helpless poverty ours
ed Negro in whose ears the
clanks Of chains have scarcely
ceased domination.
away with such contemplate
timidity OF counsel.
Right is everlastingly right.
Wrong is eternally wrong."-
Thomas e Watson in Peoples
Party Paper, July, 1898.
Then on top of all that suffice
it to be true: "What fools you
mortals be. Socially, he wants
no mixture, " "anOther phan-
tasm.' Why don't his race quit
it then? Watson has changed
some during the Intervention of
these thirteen years, according
to his magazine. We don care
for what Tom Watson saays.
Good or bad, things which are
inevitable will come to pass.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-06-23
How to Spend Your Vacation.

The most profitable way to
spend your vacation is the most
economical way. A goodly num-
Der do 1T know what economy
really is: economy does not mean
that you abstain from all pleas
ure, nor to be stingy, nor TO
slarve yourself, etc. but spend
your money wisely and accord
ing to your income. If you can
not afford to do thing, don't 40
it. Russell Sage says you have
no business taking vacation
we shall not agree just now with
him, yet he may be right. Va
cations are contagious and seduc-
tive to laziness, but people who
labor hard each day for ten hours
needs thirty days leave Of alb
sence in August, if possible, but
that should be spent right
ly. Your life on earth is but a
vacation, and, according to the
Bible, we are only strangers on a
pilgrimage to another land.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-06-23

Senator Arthur Pue German
of Maryland, is dead. Now what S
The matter with TilIman, Varda
mati. ct al. that they don't go
forth to their last resting place,
where angels fear to tread. :
Forum.
Don't very brother, the enc
mics that you see today, you will
soon see no more forever.-The
Frederick, Md, Hornet.
You look then. for new ma
ton, and a reformation, after the
foes this day are gone?