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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

oSST PRICE PAID FOR HOUSE
carpets. etc. entire house
essin1s q speciality. Nebraska Furnl-
noI.. 62 b md So o2l45
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

ED TO RENT Is TO 30 ROOMS,
aished. Inquire 40 E. End So. Ind
1866. r707
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

INT, .FURN. HOUSE OF . OR 7
y by couple; no children, Add s
5une. rllOi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

MADAME ALIESE PINK. CLAIRVOY-
ant. medium and card reading. ll8 South
First West; now at my new location
lelcphohe Ssi4-h nlh58
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

NO DECENT CJAIRVOYANT OR
'palmist" Will take ono cent OF your
money unless he gives you satisfactory
consultation. Arnold-Dickson Bros arc
the only ones who tell the names and
correctly foretell the future Take a look
at our residence and compare IL with
that OF other "psychics." Don't be fooled
Remember. nc signs TO let cyeryhody
know YOU eslled) 269 East Third South
ST. both phones. Hours 10 TO 7.3o rss7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

~BLE WOMAN WANTS TO DO
washing: lace curtains and fancy
! speciality. Tel Forrest S0-K.
Donaldson, 240i So. 3rd E 1896
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

sRosERIE CUT FLOWERS. FLOR
l42 So, Main. Fones
.f oS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
PERSONAL

=, / Do so WANT TO HEAR
you and Bonnie Esther. rSl6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

y ORDERS FOR FURNACE AND
Icy sweeping at Lange's Employ
nice: 57G S. Main st, Phones; Ind,
Ill 36Ie-k. 1881
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
FOR RENT

OR SALE. FIRST-CL1ASS DAIRY
buildings. close in, consisting of
fine stable of thirty stalls.
hay barn. box stalls, large horse
barn, milk room, two flowing wells,
1tVc-room house, chicken-house, sheds,
and large corral. Call at rear 3S3 SO. 1st
West.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE RF-
Nealed: names given and all you wish
TO know; readings, 81 At the Glsdstone
119 Main st. room 25 r109
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

fLISH 2-SEATED CARRIAGE;
! be cheap. Address S "a. Tribune,
! r9iS
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-09-13

not in the least like that of an Indian
war-chant, but it does resemble the
steady, stolid, ear-piercing noise of the
African tom-tom. Hence, l conjec-
ture, that it settled in Virginia and
neighborhood at an early period and
has since been growing from tiny
cloud to large black miasma.
There are many other organs of the
human body which are Influenced by
music, but leave these to the Circles
scientists to discuss, as l am hardly
qualified to treat the subject acous-
tically. ANGELUs.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-09-13

On the other hand, it cannot be de-
MED that Germany is the most musi-
cal country. Without considering the
fact that the majority of the great
est composers were Germans. at Berlin
opera can be heard every year. and
every day in the year, while there is
not city in the empire which does
not alike call for the best in music.
I may have strayed rather far from
the influence of music on the foot, but
I wish to say that have come to the
conclusion that rag-time originated
in Western Africa. The rhythm is
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-15

10 lease-Ffne store cemenfed basement; brick
bldg; long lease. go Natoma mr. 4th-
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-15
JASH

J0 81
3O,O0o-A business building; store and six
roomed fat. Washington St, above
7th: renting now for $1,000 per year; is
about as good 10 per cent investment
in the way OF downtown business prop
erty that we have TO offer at this
time. (2500)
SSo.000-A gilt-edge business lot. 4ox103 feet
on 18th ST, the City Hall; adj0in-
ing John p. Maxwell's three-story- busi-
ness block now under construction and
only one-half block from Taft & Pen
nayers building; will sell for
$4,000 inside of six months (2792)
81 25o-A neat little 4-room California bunga-
low 18th St. near Adeiine; just com
pleted and ready for occupancy: a fine
proposition for parties attending the races
during the coming winter meet at Emery
vile: lot 40 feet front (2232l
GEORGE W. AUSTIN. lo1s BROADWAY
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-15

AMERICAN CAN COMPANY quarterly div
idend Of and one-quarter per cent Az
has been declared upon the preferred stock OF
this company, payable on January 2. 1907. to
stockholders OF record at the close OF business
Dec. 10. 1906 The transfer books will be
closed as TO the preferred stock from Dec 16
1906. TO jan 2 1901. both inclusive. viii
mail checks. r. Fl. ISM0N, 5ecretary.
Dated New York, Dec. 8. 1906
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-15
HALFMooN BAY REAL ESTATE

0FFIcF CLOSED on SUNDAY.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-15
ROSS VALLEY PROPERTY

bUR best offer since the fre-Ffne country resi-
dence IN the heart Of Ross Valley. 3 minutes
from station; large grounds. with massive oaks
aud laureis; house huilt on sunny knoll look
ing direct upon Mount TsmalPais and beauti-
fui Ross Canron, with its redwood covered
hills: this IS no cheap offer. but something
worth Investigation. CROKER & co. San
Anselmo. for fnll particulars
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-15

MONTARA
n you couid buy large lot IN the Montars
townsfte. on the line OF the Ocean Shore r. R.,
i5 miles 30 minutes from San Francisco. for
S175 improvements included. and pay nothing
down would you be fnferested7
No taxes no interest; free excursion Sun
DAYS and Thursdays: for free tickets call at
Office Montara Realty Dey. Co. 1900 Golden
Gate ave. cor. Fillmore ST.; 1905 Broadway
Oakland.
FOR sale at sacrifee-3 lots on Hain ave;
can't make payments Box 1913. Call cfnce.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-15
PERSONALS

LITTLE girl-My last three letters to you have
come back unopened, but not addressed to me
In your handwriting. 'tThey'' are interfering
again, I know; must communicate with you.
so try this ad which will till you answer:
tell me all but be little careful every
one won't know; do you stll feel the same
Shall hold my breath till your ad appears
MRS. MARGARET YOUNG. formerly Margaret
Halvey niece Of the late Julia Hartnett, will
please communicate with ALEXANDER Ne
KAY, 2670 Bush ST., City.
INFORMATION wANTED-Emil Mega. where
are you? Paul Matzmer, Stockton, r. r. D.
No 2, Box 100
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-15

s2o5o-CASH OR TERMS.
AN EXTRA GOOD BARGAIN.
Fine house of 4 rooms and bath: modern IN
every respect: ONLY ! YEAR OLD: in fine
residence district; beautiful view; large lot.
45xlOa: WILL RENT FOR S25: this Is one of
the best buys WE HAVE EVER HAD IN THE
OFFICE. $3.50
S53O0-Two new fats. 3 and rooms each; lot
45xl20: 215 blocks from Key Route sta
tion: You can rely upon my say-so that
this property will advance % PER CENT
IN 30 DAYS: is now rented at $50 per
month; see this at (640)
HOICOMB REALTY COMPANY
INVESTOR OF CAPITAL,
3O6 San Pablo Ave. Oakland, Cal.
Phone Oakland $50.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-15
To LEASE

BTrfIDING 10 lease; blocks from Fillmore in
Gliding IA rooms corner store and small
stores ON side street: good saloon location.
Call ? I22s McAilister St
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10

Whenever | get headed for Ei paso
leave behind ME the old family re-.
iigion ] was brought up under and
take up with the Seventh Day Advent.
lists. That leaves NE free TO 20 over
to Jnafez Sunday and not TO violate
any religious scruples. for those I'M.
gOdiy Mexicans viii have their bull
fights on the Sabbath, but joining the
Adyeutists makes things easy.
After all, Its a good thing to have a
variety Of religions In this world OF
ours.
There were 1000 people In the seats
the other Sunday when the fight DO
gan and just about rs per cen Of them
were Americans and fully 80 per cent
were ladies.
Twas "A well-dressed, good hooking
crowd, and | expect the bulk Of them
had been to church that morning over
ON the other side.
u was amusing To watch them come
into the building, The majority had
their eyes on the ground and locked
scared and acted as II they knew they
were doing something they should be
ashamed of. and II was funny To see
the look of relief come over their faces
when they glanced furtively about as
they settled into their seats and found
themselves surrounded with about
such a crowd az they would find I'm
any first class theater in any city in
the east.
While the second bull was In the
ring he jumped the high fence and
seemed determined to get over into
the seats where the audience was.
There was about one chance in a mil.
lion of his doing 1t. but d lady who sat
with a party on the very topmost one
of the cement seats got excited, lost
her head and did a stunt that brought
cheers from the whole audience and
for a time the bull was forgotten.
Back of her was a cement wall, four
feet high. topped by a railing at least
three feet high. With a shrek she
started to get over this seven feet of
fence, despite the protests and plead.
ines of her escort and another lady
with them. How she did ii no one can
tell. hut she did while the whole great
audience cheered her to the echo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10
Albuquerque Loyalty

Going down 10 El Paso. you have tn
Ito In the sleeper at Albuquerque for
several hours awaiting the arrival of
No. T. One night last week the car
was packed full. Every berth was &C.
oupied and every occupant, male or
female. spent a joyous, happy night
fighting mosquitoes.
They were big fellows. too. No half.
baked specimens, but huge. lusty chaps
with "A hill like q diamond drill and a
hunger for u blood that seemed In.
satiable.
Oh. We spent a delightful night of IL.
To be sure, and next morning, as we
were gathered In tho smoking room, n
well known Aihuqusrqu,,an showed
np.
He had a dozen big bumps ON his
face. caused by the bites of the mos
quitoes and We oil lii on him with Joy
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10

l saw something In nishee I'm ahe
way 81 n water system that reminded
one ~ Old Mesieo. I'm the upper end
Ut the canon In which the city IL built
many of the houses are above the
lines uf the water mains.
To supply them men pack water on
buTTos. The water Is carried I'm can.
sacks about the size ~ a large
pillow ase. These sacks are hung on
each side of q bnfro and each carries
about fifteen gallons. making n 100.
pound load for the little animals, They
lead them under a water pipe. drop
the hose into one sack and fiii II part
ly and then put some into the other
side. thus equalizing the load until
both sides are filled.
One man had a train Of twenty bur.
ros and told me he supplied a hundred
families Mt IL cents q sack or n load
for % cents. II was a sight 10 see
those burros climbing the hills with
their watery burdens. The man told
Mo the leakage was very slight. Sew.
cd into the bottom Of each sack was
n canvas tahe about three feet long
that looked for all the world like the
arm OF a shirt. This was hung up
over the pack saddle and when the
water was sold the end was dropped
into a pail or barrel to draw off the
contents Of the sack.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10

The new depot NJ u Paso II a splen
did improvement and une the travelling
public ran nsa help approaching. h.
tween the several der,ots down there
and the mixed mp time. IL formerly
Kept q stranger guessing as To Just
where he was coming our. .
Tho Santa fr had Mountain tlsnr,
the Southern Pacific Pacific time. the
Mexican CemtEal City of Mexico time
and the r. p. Central time.
fon came In AZ 10: 30 o. N. On one
road and left NJ $50 a. m. ON another
Rad. that In IN you didn't get mixed mn
and suppose the $3.50 train had left
long aga
Now they nh use one time, the Noun.
tain time. and after they are outside
the city. run on whatever time the
road operates under.
The depot baiIding Ii q very hand.
some affair, with beautiful. large. light.
well arranged waiting rooms. fitted up
with every modern convenience and
NJ the door the street cars run right
into the heart Of the city. where they
transfer TO all the city lines. making
n a very easy place tn reach.
vi Paso stIiI grows. Blocks and
blocks Of handsome brick houses are
being pushed on into the hills, streets
are graded. hills cut down and valleys
filled up until It's hard to recall tho
way II looked many years ago. the
first time ! saw II. when Il was called
FRANKLIN. aud was merely a scrubby
little adobe village.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10

II she aasss in to Copper Qasea" b..
- wase aaes
WAY ~ yua near aAaE@" 4 anno.
asAa1 ksw,
~Rec@as~ In agaias2 s0anE state
hsMpAs" - E~pgaea.
Why afs yaa againss sysnG slate.
haasag persisted.
"Iso 30 think - want ~ h~ Tan b.
Ass siexiexnss~ she snapped bach.
Ard that's ahe n~sst fEeaaeak and 90.
gsas cause fng their npposasion.
One msn proved his argument By
sss0x inS ~ a a~a0aafksn from Ar. Chill,
dess' speech al The Vegas convention.
In which he spoke u the call for the
republican primaries in Albuquerque
h~aag wEassea in Spanish. AnosheE
showed ms . report Of the same eon.
ssnai"n. in which meniion MAS made
II selection of two interpreters. and
hon Mr.. Martha addressed the meet.
ins I'm Spanish. DO sou think III
psaple ~ AFi1aaa want any of that
SORT u thing In sheiT's:" was asked
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10
An Apostle Of Woe

A late number OF the Cosmopolitan
Magazine Gems to have struck a
streak Of the blues. n regular epidemic
Of pessimism IN II were.
Edward Markham writes Of the
Man with the Hoe" and II one could
forget The millions Of the happy, pros.
porous farmers scattered all over
this broad land Of ours one might
possibly accept Markham's bilious pic.
lures Of the poor. downcast. debased
Brother TO the o." as he puts II.
an o true type Of the farmer class, the
soil tillers Of the world. Then poulf.
ney Bigelow drags a rusty muek
rake across The Panama Canal until
one would s,ppose-if they didn't
know Bigelow so weil-that the pres.
enf conditions down on the Isthmus
discounted anything that ever hap.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10

The city council has created u new
library board-one that will. accord.
Ing 10 the mayors statement, carry
out The policy III the council"
Well. gentlemen. there be policies
and policies. n the policy Of the coun.
I'll stands for supporting the library
ss u should be and Us the city through
lin council soiemniy promised. all well
and rood. hut n III. aforesaid policy
means q violation and reputation of
u municipal contract entered inta by
tho city of Las Vegas through It's
council with Mr.. Carnegie. any yioia,
lion or evasion of this contract will
be d blot upon the fair name of the
city and a notice TO the world that
The city NJ Las Vegas through It's city
council doesn't keep It's written prom.
ises and agreements and In trying 10
discount and repudiata its financial
obligations.
The trouble with the old library
hoard Gems To have been that they
rot the queer notion Into their fool
heads that the city ought 10 live up Ia
w. cc1ytracts and obligations tho same
J hoas s,,,n,ain the library: rs w
~ N@@t NSa#&@#@ FIN
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10
THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE
~ UNCLE SILL

~ uNclg sill.

pened during the days N thu French
regime.
" there's an honest official, a real
worker. q single bit uf good WORK
done. a speck Of improvement In sani
tation on a real live American down
there. Mr.. Bigeiow didn't seem 10 b.
able 10 mud him.
Didn't want 10 probably. RI. whole
article In a dirty libel On everything
American. an insult to our government
and national integrity.
Mr. rouitn.y Bigeiow In an elegant
nm living illustration Of the bird tina,
fouls Its own nest
Then Upton Sinclair. he of the Jun.
glc" book. tells Of What life means
10 me-" didn't dare risk reading
that. but judging from his other efforts
u means that finding one fallen rom.
an In q thousand virtuous ones he
would class them MI IN Mary Magda.
lenos. or that seeing one drunken man
In q city he would call the whole town
a den Of drunkards. Sinclair sees moth.
ing but the dark side. one little atom
of misery or sorrow In far dearer "a
hin, than a whole shipioad Of Joy and
happiness.
, A wedding 90 him Ia but a debauch
a christening but q day of sorrow and
death n welcome release from the hid.
eousness Of life.
Like the three Masons who murder.
ed the Grand Master Hiram Abiff nj
the building NJ King soIomon's Tenn.
pie. all he Gems able to do In 10 MD
around and cry Woe, woe. woe Is
me-
AZ Tor mo, I'D rather read MIR. nn
ley any day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10

sMa sasaR&ss. txEaaamg kss s@xn anA
III m~asxsM~s Ia ~ mnessaaAa kegsas
Hsa saaa sasssas@ tAaa H. aeAm9sAnax
- - r9wn - neaA Eaaasss NJ ~
a sAsa ae4l IL saaasls m~aAnsasnsa
aAaE - aN~as4Masn@s samA@ AgwR In the
ear fran Ks<ss 80 ~ Aihag1sxase
sheg szrae& - fsEsa Ba0pAs maSA real
tassa - Fh2aF xsAns ahas th@g haa ns~n
tsF msny . azF ard simpay made ne
nsass ~ thsaH agTaEsahiaaea lie aasi'
maaasa. I'D ghAs i~aagaaasaa "sana lap
pr" TIT - mosquitoes ~ here IRE.
qasatay starved IN araih Or sana ~
sssans sssaanas ~ish ssssa. rieA. rsa Asosd
In tAsaT veins. sseA a. they have augn
there alans she Ria Erznas.
HE go n IN III d ssshsr. l gssss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10

Alshssagh not q single thing has
l~en anne toward actual l.aIasing opr
~ ahe dam ahe mere fact that
II wIlI he halis has caused : bnoan In
land values all aaxn the river below
San Asreiaa.
IAad that has sane begging Tor
Years and mo- buyers, IN held nj sls
and So nm aear. while improved prop
critics hay. gone clear out u sight.
A.siIla. Las Cruces and aIl those
towns h@la@ tho dam has. taken u
new I.sse ~ life.
Th@ valley down there has the snil
aud climate and given water there's
actually no limit 20 iss possibilities.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10
Tom Hubbeii Sued for a Gambl.pu
ebt

Times must be getting rather rocky
"hen Tom Hnbbe'l. who In being sued
for a $1,000 gambling debt by an Albu.
q'ierqlie gambler, comes into cour and
acknowledges the debt. but takes re.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10
- 18TH -
S.S.o.SIAnDARD TONIC

IT, iaruraaras& 4 ~Aseh = 81 isesmpa~a. ~ te msshea Il rnn.
tsnnng an1 rsT@1fng then - thas thxy xsrty sna pleasantly LGid - ar
siasasslsa .ssy 30 { u. hesy. nAss 4 o - ssaas &c > d.=ensura
The sy1eu seems u Tt "oat IL grn. TIE arpesss h-naa- felix. The
energies arc deps~sd. axp Is nj Erssiai s sSxshinx, ard Tie entire koiy
kAs 4Errsu~s ~osa out seeainx. When TIC sssssm u ~ tbs aepa~4el. TmE*
dn~n eoadaioa n mass T. zdrd ~ tazse. saas s 4. - Ixaxnized every
where Is TIE standard. Eeng m@ae sntrsiy q ross. hesAs and barns
sssrsed 10 fhsar rsHie action - well - thsr anragaaiing sf~f . tAs
sysvn. IL ~l not aiags-wshiy zast any sfske a~acase n~nhxss - TISSUES
- do most II the soeAii-i torios On the mAsxu uEash contain potash -
s.m~ usku L.HnfuI min~rai ingsdent Thee asxng~ the saoa2h and
DIGESTION. anfasuahIy alert Tie bowels o. chsr~as~ DAMAGE The health
s : : tonss mp ihs siomssh and Digestion. improves the appetite, produces
refreshing sleep. rmx the hdy Of thai nHed. nndoun ieelinx. and supplies
scrs nd sgT iosAs entire system. II rsesi2haasEes The healthy carealatnn
II The blood. ss more promptly and gives better and more lasting results
than any other t0re. and because 81 10 vegetable purity Is an absolutely
sale medicine ia Young or old. - 3 acts admirably In cases IL dysF~p
sA indgesina and ether stomach troubles. ard after using IL that unrom
Portable ieeAng Of iaiinsss dizziness o. draw*lness, aila eating. are nc
ionErfe N1only rs. s. q. the greatest IN Ill tones hut possesses pnEt
fsfug snd Alternative properties. and II there IL . faint in the blood il viii
promptly s~nose every trace and restore perfect health = In selecting yomI
trle ts this yxzs d. mot experiment hut gs a. i. \. shr recognized stand
ard. ~ 8UN1Y 0DEcA1c CO. AnANXn, e,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10

In the beautiful Rociada valley
near the mountains. A dsfishtfui
place to spend tho summer. Good
fishing nearby. Tents for those Who
wish them. Carriage goes 10 Las We.
gas for the present when necessary.
Regular trip will 10 made later.
No charge for transportation for u.
ties BY the month; transportation on
heavy baggage must be paid for at the
rate Of about Is cents per hundred.
Colorado telephone connects 10 with
Las Vegas. For terms write o.
phone Cutler Ranch.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10
agreed with Mr.. Carnegie.

"rN" WIN NJ ,afutSh.
Mebbe the o hoard won't be 40
confoanded particular about such fine
points OF financial etiquette,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10
Joint Statehood in Arizona

Going over the HI paso & Southwest.
ern into Arizona | talked jointare with
everyone could get hold Of.
But It's up bill work. They don't
want 1t. that's all.
The hoy that sells You a paper. the
clerks in the stores. the miners In the
streets and about everyone else wears
a button stamped go to ~, Ni,,~
which allndes 10 the numerical
strength of the two territories in the
proposed convention.
Al B'shee, the s'rl who waited On Us
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10

fuse il he aag AGAINST gAMAaag
aebfs md tAsn aaHns badly assaana
and SEES te Sahae gambler for So
host il cash u the same game.
always ta~sk Tosa % - q samser
sFaEs than this and am surprised ~
find him of al msa irying 90 xaggle
ost of Eaeh - OBLIGATION.
E wall D. interesting 10 watch the
oatessus 0f this suit. for u be ean re-
cover this $50 ahereis a rich field
open for others sho have Lost M the
games. and lis no sonder the gam
hiing fraternity In waking ~ and max,
ing q strung fight against the suit.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-10

A San Francisco firm burned out
by the recent fire advertises In nm
eastern magazine, our temporary San
Francisco address Is 1900 San Pablo
avenue. Oakland, Cal"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-06-13

of church in years. there those who had deemed
prayer and religion sham There those who
had scoed and those who had forgotten the days
they had knet at mothers knees and then slipped off
to bed feeling, somehow that somewhere there was
Great Shetering Hand that would for them. Then
these words read, words grand impressive
as Gods out-of-doors:
"Other refuge haVe none hangs my helpless soul
Thee
Leave, OH not alone; still support and com
fort me-"
And thousands Of people joined in that simple hymn
sang from their breasts; sang till heaven
seemed Closer sang till Hope found place in aching
hearts; sang to the glory of the Almighty and in
belief that whatever is must be for good sang the