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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
SECURED A LARGE TRACT
Kent Realty & Investment Co. Gets
$4,000 Acres In British
Columbia.

Another land deal of considerable
proportions in which, local people are
largely interested became known to-
day when it was announced that the
Kent Realty & Investment Co. of this
city recently secured another 5000
acres-the' property being located in
the famous Bulkley valley in British
Columbia. The land is located on
the survey of the main line on the
Grand Trunk Pacific railway and is
about 200 miles east of Prince Ru-
pert. That portion Of British Column
bia is said to be land of veriure
with beautiful settings to the scintil-
lating rays of the sun.
c. F. Whitcomb, general manager
of the Kent Realty & Investment Co.
left last evening for st. Paul where
he will transact business for the COM
pany. He expects to return the first
Of next week.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
.RESURRECT STATE.
DENTAL BOARD
SCRAP
The Chandler Ramsey Contro-
versy to Be Renewed at
Fargo May 1914.
VALLEY CITY MAN !.
RETAINS T. r. BANGS
Fight For Ramsey's Seat to
Be Taken Into Court DR..
7 Brownlee Named.
VALLEY CITY MAN
RETAINS T. r. BANGS

The Chandler-Ramsey fight for a
seat on the state dental examiners
board, began last November, promises
to be renewed with considerable
vigor at the forthcoming meeting of
the board which is to be held in Far
go May 1914.
Among other things promised is a
bout in the state courts between the
board on one hand and Dr. Chandler,
Ex-Governor sarles' appointee, ON the
other hand. The latter has retained
look after his interests.
History Of the Controversy.
Those who recall the circumstances
leading up to the controversy will
remember that Goevrnor Sarles ap-
pointed DR.. Chandler. Valley City
man, to fill vacancy on the board
presumed to have been created by
the removal of another member from
the state and country-Dr. Ramsey,
who was appointed from the Grand
Forks district and who about year
since removed to Rat Portage, On
tario, to make his home. Other mem
bers of the board were hostile to the
appointment of Chandler and refused
to recognize his right to seat. claim
ing that DR.. Ramsey not having re-
signed was still entitled to his seat.
The real animus, however, is said to
be simply this, that the friends of
Governor Burke are determined that
he shall have the appointing of sue
cessor to Ramsey. Chandler, how
ever, insists that he will not give in
without battle and will take the
matter into the courts.
New Member Hostile.
DR.. Brownlee. the we'll known Devils
Lake dentist, has been in the city
several days settling up the estate of
his brother, Robert Brownlee, whose
demise occurred in this city several
weeks ago. He returned to the Lake
this morning.
DR.. Brownlee about fortnight ago
received his appointment from Cover
nor Burke to place on the board
and when the subject of the Chandler
Ramsey middle was brought to his
attention, he was prone to discuss it.
However. he intimated that the "stand
pat" members of the board had
mapped out a plan of action which
would be thoroughly discussed at the
state association meeting in Fargo.
:, Has the Credentials.
"If DR.. Chandler is legally qualified
to hold the position and has received
his appointment through the regular
channels why should he not hold his
place ON the board?" was the question
asked by representative of the press.
DR.. Brownlee would not venture any
definite answer except to state that
DR.. Startling of Fargo has something
up his sleeve which he would spring
within the near future, or at least be-
fore the examining board covenes on
the first Tuesday in July at James
town.
Personnel Of the Board.
At the present writing, with DR..
Chandler on the board in the place
vacated by DR.. Ramsey, the board is
composed of the following: DR..
Startling of Fargo. DR.. Sweet of Minot,
DR.. c. T. Mcdonald of Jamestown,
DR.. Brownlee of Devils Lake and Dr.
Chandler of Valley City.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
sun 50 HOT RAILS.
BECAME BADLY
WARPED
gg,t -
A Parody on the Weather En-
titled Fixed, or the Man
Who Was Loaded. ,"

ss y = ssA s-s+ /. {. = =
North Dak0ta-Fair tonight and y
Friday. killing frost tonight; =
rising temperature Friday. y
. &c = = = = .
Merry .Christmas!"
"The same to you-and many. Of
them!"
Just little sunshine; just a little
rain; just a little snowstorm and then
it's hot again..
The man who. was singing these
words attracted much attention as he
passed down Third street this morning.
Maybe he'd been to the East Side. any,
how he had very "spiritool appear
ance. Rubber boots reaching to the
hip covered his feet; on his head was
muskrat skin cap; huge wooden nit.
tens protected his hands from the cold
and q buhalo overcat enshrOuded his
body. He was drawing a small cart
which contained suit case.
Fixed" he said. &
Within repOses linen buster. a
light straw hat, suit of gauze un-
derwear, ice cream trowsers, a white
vest and other hot weather garments.
That's all right" and the man
smiled at pedestrian who looked at
him ,pityingly. II am taking no
chances on. Grand Forks weather. No
matter how sudden the change, I am
fixed and all have to do is to dodge
into the first store and make the
switch.
And the man, after kicking couple
of frozen snow-birds out of the way,
went on down the street singing 'In
the Good Old Summer Time"
A Warm "Waye.n
A warm wave may shortly be ex-
pected, reports from the east last night
stating it was so hot between Cass
Lake and Bagley yesterday that the
sun warped the rails on Jim Hills
iron trainway and trainmen had to
walk track ahead of their locomotives
to be certain,sithe roadbed was still
there.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
DAN BRENNAN IS SLATED
Election Of Officers For University
Official Publication is on Today
Brennan Ed.in.C Chief.
OFFICES ELECTED.

= OFFICERS ELECTED. a
= Late this afternoon it was an
nounced' that the following were =
Managing Editor-Dan Bren- e
= nan. I a +
: Business Management selby. !.
Associate Editor-Lynn Sarles =
" and Amy Evans. @. =
Literary Editor-Maud Wyant. =
= Circulation Manager Albert =
Farnham. =
Today the members of the junior
class of the university are voting to
see who will be at the head of the
Weekly student, the official publica-
ton of the university. At the time
of going to press the result of the
balloting could not be. learned but
the two principal positions. editor-in-
chief and business manager are con-
ceded to Dan v. Brennan of Devils
Lake,sa graduate of the Devils Lake
high school, and Bert 'Selby of Grand
Forks, an alumnus of the local high
school,.
If these two. students are elected
they will succeed respectively, Harry
H. Cooper of Drayton, and John Car
kin of Hillsboro. The position of
business manager carries with ma
remuneration of about 5000 per year,
but the amount Isl small for the bur-.
den of work which falls upon the
managers shoulders.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
GOV. BURKE ACCEPTS
!: PRESS CLUBS
INVITE
And Will Be Guest Of Honor at
Banquet to Be Given Here
on May 80.

Governor John Burke in answer to
an invitation recently extended him
will be the guest of the Grand Forks
Press club at a banquet to be given
IN his honor on the evening of May
30, in this city.
The acceptance Of the invitation
was received by Secretary Reinecke
In letter today in which the execu-
tive expressed his thanks and his
great willingness to be present on the
date mentioned.
President Davies of the Press club
Will call meeting in few days, at
which time in addition to completing
the organization Of the. club begun
q week ago, arrangements for the
forthcoming banquet will be per-
fected.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
4 SMALL FIRE At. GRAFTON
Damage Amounting to About $4,000
Sustained In Millinery Store
@ Blaze.

Damage ,totaling about 5000 was
sustained in fire in the Taylor mil
linery store at Grafton. The fire was
discovered in rear room and had
gained considerable Roadway. Some
fast work by the fire department re-
suited In the fire being put out in
very short order. Mrs. Taylor's loss
as result Of the blaze Is about $500,
while o. L. Sateren, who owned the
building, lost about $500.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02

Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
This orchestra will appear at the
Metropolitan theatre May 16 and IL,
with the Grand Forks Oratorlo So
ciety. Tickets now on sale at Gets
Music Store. So
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02

Capt. George Curry, who has been
appointed governor Of New Mexico to
succeed Governor Hagerman, was a
member of Roosevelt's Rough Riders,
enlisted from Tularosa, N. M
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tee Nuggets
a Busy Medicine Tot Busy Psople.

Os"OS Oe"oe" stessus ~ U0oWV0 v8W6
A specific for Constipation Indigestion. Liver
md Kidney troubles. Pimples Eczema. Impure
Blood. Bad Breath. Sluggish Bowels. Headache
and Backsche. ItsRocky Mountain Tea in tab
let form. IS cents q box. Genuine made by
HoILIsT1R DRUG COMPANY. Madison. Wi3
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALlOW PEOPLE
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
4 QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
Methodist Church Congregation Got
Together on Wednesday Evening
Many New Members.

!, The second quarterly conference of
the NJ. E. church was held last even
ing, Presiding Elder Burns being in
the chair. Several committees report
ed. Rev. w. w. Moore, pastor of the
church, reported among other things
that the church had gained 102 men,
bers. Affairs in general were in a
very encouraging condition. A lot of
new work is planned. Rev. E C.
Bates of Langdon. who is guest Of
Rev. Burns, was visitor. He will
return today to Langdon.
Society Event Is and IL of May
The May Music Festival promises to
be the greatest society event of the
season. Ex-Governor Sarles and other
prominent people have signified their
intention of attending the Messiah
concerts.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02

Times wants will supply your wants.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02

Times wants win supply your wants.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
Personnel Of the Board.

At the present writing, with DR..
Chandler on the board in the place
vacated by DR.. Ramsey, the board is
composed of the following: DR..
Startling of Fargo. DR.. Sweet of Minot,
DR.. c. T. Mcdonald of Jamestown,
DR.. Brownlee of Devils Lake and Dr.
Chandler of Valley City.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-10
@pau ut 90 n6tta?i

@eb. S1merSen, Brand. uno
Shnittmunoen. Berrentunaen uno
anoere dbnlibe Beihmeroen ueroen
gem6bnlib aueenblidlid aehDben,
iebr haufg ipfort sebeilt ourh cine
einsiae Nnwenbuna oes unpergleiH.
lihen Wlttels Sunt . 2iabtning Oil.
2eloet nidt. Sbiebt es niGt ouf.
Wusu III ,,essnDtia?
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gen abr Gtner ppn 0enen2

Sudenoe 6auttrontbeiten Ibeinen
b%eutsutaae epioemii@ su Iein. Seio
Sbr AUDI oamit bebaftet? 8enn 10,
maht einen Teriuh nit 6unt's Cure.
@S bellt unter @arantie irgeno cine
&rt bon iudenoem S9mer5. SIT es
nibt Der Sal, 10 t0itet @uh Der
Gerinh nihts.
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Gs arbettet fcbueu,

Sunt's 2iabtnine Oil lit ftets uno
INNER lhneu an Der Nrbeit. gs
beilt Cure Sbmeraen, 8rano' unb
Shnittmunoen. Guer @eb, Cure
Quetihungen mahreno SIR iblaFt.
&eibt Die meben SteQen elm uno
@uer 2eioen miro bnlo nerIhminoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-10

Rt9ter.v...G s TT bod merit
parbta, bab gle bic Rltiber s.jtoblen,
pun nt4t In bic RaFe gserEff.n 6as
benz - q ngttIagttr: Sd
btt' Gie, srinnern gle mt@ mot
boran! 80 bah MID f4on senug
b'riber sedrgsrti@
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Aasa heast @nnsrrrt.

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9trr Rdnbibdt, Der Wnsetlaste babe
ete I'm Gtrstt. jebDd ohne @oriab. ge>
Tibet unb Sbren 2sidnam psrf9errt.
WeI9e Gtrafe pirben Sie tim bifs
ttren24
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Srauen-SetOem.

SrGuen-
Sin iideres Mtttel fit lpeiblide
Granfbetten un0 0a8 miibe, uerz
bOie, nteOerOriidenOe 0efibl, bas
bic Sausbalts=N rbett 5u ether
nHertrdgliden 8irOe madt.
e 4r6eiten, arbetten;
Nt9ts als arbeitea;
Grr1iiOenbe 9ladetei!
Srtber Gar bic Nrbeit elm 9er9ntteet,
aber iebt maden bid etnise Minuten @ns
itren9ung miiOe, entmutbist unD rei3bar, nit
etnem @efible, als OF allies iBief 9in9e.
Sie Sober un6 bic Ginsetpeioe iinb l9ulO
baran.
Die Sbmptome finO: 9eratlOpfen, Sbnz
understandable, unterOriidte, itberreibe Ooer
u~nre9elmdBige 4eriODen, i6fs9te @eroauuus,
nteoerbrtideEbe S6mer3en in Der Seite urto
int &iiden, rerb6ie G@pd6e, i3le@ter gppe=
tit unO @ertopfuns.
qridlD @iD 8itterg otriaQt allie bieie 2eiz
ben iuie nit einem 3au5eri6Iu9s, benr es
trifft bic Mnrsel uab ben Sig Der &rantz
belt = ben Masen, bic Sober uno bic Ginsez
tpeioe.
6rauer, iuel6e fir bic BET 8rauen berr=
i6enDen &ranfbeiten Mebi5lnen nebmen, Die
ciefen Sr9anet ui6t gut thun, beri1tpenOen
r1r 8elo unb tuertbbolle 3tit. Sic 2eber lit
urD beioe eeruriadet1 einen bartleibieen s3u>
ftanb. SisIe @er6inoerung Der beiillamem
Sbatigteit Der Sober unb Der Gin9epeibe
fiilft ba9 SDitent nit ftnreini9teiten, tpel6e
tpieberum unregelmdbigteiten in ben tpeibz
li9en Srganen berborrufen; baraus muB 9e>
fol9ert tperhen, baB cine Mebi5in, tue11e Die
Sober oerbeliert, ben Magen ftGrft 1nb einen
9eIunoen Stublgang b%etptrft, aud bas 5eils
mittet fit menfruelle S1~tpieri9feiten TT.
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unb i6tpetgenb ~ertragen bat, berIpiirt gar
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flub Oes QridlD &ib 8itters. Sc berri9tet
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Magen be9innt unb ieinen reinigenben rnb
unre9enben GiuffuB auf bic Sober unb bic
@inseipeibe ousOebnt. @enn Der Masen, bic
Sober unb bic Gineetpeibe tbGtig 5inb rno
barmoniiG a%ufammen arbeiten, bann nj ii i
E II aud Die peibli9en Srgane lit 9~eiunDem
unb resularem 3uftanbe fem. SSn Golse biez
1es geiinoeren, neutrality-suspicious. nimn1t
bic 9atientin aud erb6btes Sntereiie on
ibren 9aushaltspfli6ten. 4fpetit unb &raft
febren 3uriid, bic @usen tperoen belter, bic
@eii6tsfarbe fldrt iid, unb 1T tur3er 3eit 1T
iie in cine frobe, 9liidli6e Srau nit ro!igen
@ansen unh beiterem @entiitb bertuanbelt.
SD lift tiel our6 llnber6auli6teit nno
9eritppfuns. Stets mat i'd nit nerbDiem
8ppfpeb seplagt uno mar obgemattet nno
i1ldfris. Nun besaun i9 4ridlD &ib &itz
ters gu sebrauben unb es bat mir III !uunz
o%erpOller Meiie gebolfen. Sebt babe i'd glten
@ppetit, idlafe gut unb tann mebr Grbeit
tbun als je 3upor."
GrauM q b 81 ortbtutt,
&oel, Mercer COUNTY. MO.
Bel gpOt9stsrn o~srtaaft. @rsis 81 bic 0tsiss
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Ser iaserfucn lift tuertnpu.

Simon's Sober = Heiniaer 1T oaa
uertn0ulte 6eilmittel. oas i'd aeaen
BeritDpfuna uno unreselmdBieteit
Der JunttiUn ber Sober anpanote.
Ct berrid3tet feline Grbeit ariinolih,
Dbne aber 10 anaugreifen, ME bic
meiiten 6bnlidhen Meoisinen es tnr.
SD empTeble i'm fiber nit 8ereit.
miliateit. no immerlsiiG Eoie 8ele.
aenheit bietet.
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WsIettrtsa-@ tarrfftttt.

A., Geben Sic, Serr Roneee. Der
GdI lhgt 70 liar, baB MFR uns ntGt
era barber a~bsufrsiten braudem!"-
naber mtr tDunten ia trosbem bas
0eesniheil aunsbmm!4
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AetyatAet. unb fdon pieber 9srabe foz
bkl GAulben als bnr6er -. mas bat
bic edr5e Gei4idte nun fir einen
Sired sehabt24
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Blu sssuta!

Nndftf9 der aus elmer Geo
isai@u1t tpmmt): Diana = i'd babe
f&tedlt& 4ungerl" - utter:
ST benn ni9ts berumserei6t pors
bsHa4 = 8adftf@ d: Bur Der
rt~esiesborere @tQmmbdlterl"
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Ordu: Der Rleine f9reit ober
beuse uaunterbrod IL 81 mn:
r@Dute Der jest i9on NIT Der Wabl
fetner 0ltern un3ufrteben fein2~
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Sir Slieaem rns Mpstttps

lift 6unt's 2iabtning Oil eruBartia.
@enn es BEL 8eiteni oebraubt miro,
balt es bic 9iere ab. @enn es mad,
benz 8iB aneemenoet miro. DeriGaHt
es Ipfort grleihterun1.
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Aaaf ner @ek,suharbahu.

ssasen @ie, 9err @tatipnsDOr.
itenb, Der 3us fOate bod f9on ba
fttn! 800 ftedt er etsentlt994 ~ rDas
lam Id Jbnen nt4t genuu fasen. CT
muB abet tebe Gtunbe eintreffen!"
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ASntM.

Gefdngni
(sn etntm @trdfItns, Der ausssbroden
mgr, abtr nod an bemfelben Gag pie.
Der stngefaneen purbe): .gla, battsn
s I'D seiern 0a9mittag aud etn
8te4en freieemd6t9"
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8adofeu III b~erfaufen,

Mioolebs Diem SEQ. 1, rur elm
Sabr in 9ebraub uno in beitem 8u'
itanoe. lift biaia au bertauIen. Nas
bere Gustunft erteilt s.. Bauer,
Seauin, Ierna.
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stnsn mebrftiinbtsen @paaiergang unb
bi9te untertress!" = u utIer:
LIMB mas letiten Ste ba PRO Rilos
insfsrq"
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0eImht.

Tir aaaemeineS ausarbeit elm tid.
tiaes Wdohen. @uter 2obn uno
gutes 6eim. N6reffe: S9Iemmer
Brus., 2ste. 9eraa.
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gSfr serFaafen Cure Jarm ooer anoeres gigt.
I6nea su b06fteu 9reiien fur baar ODER auf 3eit.
Gieentum oetuuit deer setuui&t irgeubwO au aunebm.
barsm prsiie. S6idt beute oole 8eIarsibuue uuo
gertaufsprsiis OOer eebt an, mas Sbr taufen uOut
FARMERS RsaI Gftate a. Boar Co..
7 Unity Building, Chicago; III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-10

Seine Warter Tam nit Der BON
&beumatismuS peralihen tueroen.
6esept ND. 1851, bel Eimer &
0lmenb, finoert ih~neaIaaeS.a
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S0uqagCrf (sSches
Wrnii,s1a1tn.

der 8anfbiee]tor rat nun aIt
ietne SO9ter uatss DE 9dube ge
brd4t!4 = n5a r6 nod basu uns
ter bic YideIbntbe::"
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Aau8bsrr: rDtsie Na&t babe
t4 @te setDtb bret Gtunben auf Der
Gyepps berwrnrumoren eshbrt; Gte
mafm nett betruntsn setptfen fetni"
tetber: uWt4t TN gerinsiten
-aber Id Adtts beim preissessln Elm
1abknb Draneen setponnen unb bic
fHb MIR thinner nlsber btnanter &c.
folleu!1
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MntneaefrItnaatnrenn.

@auner (3u ltilfR iungen Ser.
tbeibtser): a99nr niat f. nerpDs, Ser,
Dpftor! -. @uf On Sa51 mebr obei
pentger tommts niAt chi
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THE OWL GROCER COMPANY,
WHOLESALE GROCERY
aousmiiHOns.@ei6aft.

"a BIr tabren aue acknowledgements De.
treble, Mebl, SutterftDfen a1er Nrt, 61hs
nersB eiaen, Suderr0br Samen, Rafir'
8urn, beutfher Sirie unb Seu - In ga.
geninouneen Doer tueniger.
@ir eriuden UNI gon1ienationen Dds
2aubess 8ro6ucteu. Shnene grlebi9ung
Der @eidhdfte.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-03
NEW YORK POLITICS.
Empire State battle-ground In 1o06-Its
Triumphs and Deficiencies.

Erwin Nardman in the Broadway Maya
zine.
If the political prophets are worth their
salt, the presidential campaign which is
due next year will be national hurri-
cane. The storm center will be New
York.
Since the days of Garfield and Arthur
there has never been time when the
vote of this state in the electoral college
lit is now thrty-nine-has been of such
consequence as it will be in 1908. TO the
college she sends more ballots than all
New England. with its totaR of thirty
seven. She tops the whole Pacifi coast
and the far west as follows; California,
ten; Washington. five: Oregon. four;
Idaho, three; Utah, three Montana,
three; Wyoming, three, Colorado, five;
total thirty six.
Yet. since Grover Cleveland swept the
country in the election of 1892 there have
been sagebrush camps which. through
their federal representatives. have inn
pressed their views upon parties Con-
gress and even the White House. with
more emphasis and with larger results
than the state whose electoral votes
smother those of the boundless praires
beyond the Missouri. For a considerable
portion of those fifteen years, so far as
political influence on parties, candidates,
policies and propaganda is concerned, the
nomenclature under which We are known
as the Empire state has been sardonic.
In great struggles in Congress and in
conventions New Yorll's part and power
have been as popguns to first-class bat
tleships.
But II New York has had a still small
voice In tie national seats Of legisla-
fion. and has addicted huge authority
in the convention hall-the popular
Rough Rider was nominated by the west
aud midille west-President Roosevelt has
showered other glories on his native
state. with Il notable array of ambassa-
doris and ministers plenipoteniary and
ri present. three cabinet offlcers-Root.
Corteyou and Straus. How at last New
York Is the heart Of seethng politics
may he judged both by the number of
portfolios distributed here and by the
fact held by the experts to be the magic
work Of political genius. that these three
embrace a Protestant, Catholic and a
lew
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live long enough to testify for thee
Woe, Voc. woe, is unto me if | preach
not the gospel" Oh my friends do YOU
wonder that Paul said he was the chief
of sinners? DO you wonder that in agony
he cried out in his letter to the corinth-
ians, Woe IL unto me II ! preach not
the gospel?" After years spent In sitting
the gospel invitation, when at last you
come to l<neel al the cross, cannot you
cry ont as did Paul: Lord. receive me.
The chief of sinners. Lord, Lord, give me
an opportunity to undo the wrong | have
done thee. Woe woe, Is unto me II
preach not the gospel of Jesus Christ.
One night in an eastern city an enrnest
preacher was making his closing plea lie
swept his hand over the audience as ne
said: There is a murderer In this audi
enee. The Lord has sent me 90 bring him
to Jesus Win YOU receive him. Aaman
arose and said. yes | am a murderer
/ am here for this message. / Killed II
man fifteen years ago" So today | am
going to have my lesson coine true. If
there IL a blasphemer among you the
Lord has sent me to tell him that he
may yet become a preacher Of the gospel.
oh no. says the blasphemer. ~ am
not to be n minister of Jesus Christ.
Why, / have despised Christ ! have per-
secuted him. I have done all | can to
drive back his influence" Yes. my friend,
| Know That you are even now DldSphem-
ing Christ. But you are not going to do
Il any longer. You are Saul afterward
TO be known as Paul Your hair is gray.
You are over forty. But you are lighting
against yonr better and your nobler self.
Five years ago you talked with some
Stephen. You were confounded when he
presented 10 sou the facts of the gospel
You almost then gave your heart 10
Christ. But you have been lighting. fsht-
ing, against that belief Even since then
you have been fighting back the call 10
go and work in Gods vineyard This Is
Your Damascus road. This = the mo-
fnent when Xou ave STANDING face 10 face
with Christ This Is the supreme mo-
ment of your surrender. Blinded Saul.