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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-31
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1910.
THE CExiNGTOM ELECTION.

The campaign for the Commission
Form of Government i on In full
blast in Lexington. The last legis-
lature passed an act allowing cities
of the second class TO vote Oh peti-
ton whether they would adopt the
commission form or not. More than
half the voters of Lexington asked
by petition that the question be sub
mitted in November. II looked at
first a if everyone favored it and
that it would carry easily.
But as time has passed tie poll
ticians have become alarmed and aTc
now making strenuous efforts TO de-
feat it. We are afraid they will BIZ
strong enough TO do ii this time. but.
of course. Lexington will finally
adopt il.
The great cry of the opponents Of
the Commission Form is that it Is un-
democratic because it puts out of
business large number of officers.
1t does lessen the list Of election Of
ficers but we cannot understand why
that makes the measure any less
Democratic In Lexington the voters
elect the Mayor; in Winchester they
do not l. not one city government
as democratic as the other?
The Commission Form cuts off
much of the red tape. 1t gets away
from the politicians. 1t concentrates
power in few and concentrates re-
sponsibihty, also, 50 that the votes
can tell what officer does or does moi
DO hIs duiy.
The Commission Form has given q
better municipal government WHEREBY
er it has been tried We trust that
the voters of Lexington will adopt il
next November ana show all other
Keatuchy cities the advantages.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-31

There Is nothing like getting YOU
building materials from Il reliable
firm. You get the best materials a,
the most reasonable prices and YOU
always know what Won get. Royse 4
Boone. l0-27-3t.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Beginning Saturday. October 30
We Will close at 1880 y. m. am
open Sunday morning from : Il. II.
until 1880 n. m. and charge l. cent
lor shave on Sunday until 1890
After 1880. p cents.
JOHNSON 4 JANUARY.
10-2S-4t.
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NOTICE.

Winchester Shaving Parlor will
close at 80 Saturday night: open
7 30 to 1890 Sunday morning. J.
X. Cahal. Proprietor.
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Emersonian PHILOSOPHY.

find the gayest castles in the air
mat were ever piled far better for
comfort and for use than The dun
geons in the air that we daily dug and
governed out by grumbling. discon-
tented people. A man should make
life and nature happier 10 US. or he
had better never been born.-Ralph
Waldo Emerson.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-31
Easily Amused.

Can't keep from laughing when we
see little bit Of man with great
big look Of disgust on his face.-Gal
weston Trihr"c.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-31

Coal for the winter is cheaper
now than it will be two months later.
ROyse & Boone. 10-27-3t.
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STOMACH DISTRESS
IS ENDED FOREVER
indigestion, Stomach, Gas, Heart
burn or Dyspepsia Will Be Relieved
in Five Minutes.

Take Your sour, oIt-of order stom-
ach--or maybe YOU call it Indiges-
ton, Dyspepsia. Gastritis or Catarrh
of Stomach: it doesn't matter-take
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-31

Has your girl gone back on youl
Ask GallanO at the opera house No
vember LIST.
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Those patriots who think that the
defeat of the Roosevelt ticket in New
York would be the political end of
the Colonel do not know the man or
anything about the principles that
he stands for.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-31

For more than week We have
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-31
PERRYGRAPHS.

Things are never just even. When
it is good times for the producer it
5 hard times for the consumer.
1t is only short time until the
country will be saved. ono way or the
other.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-31

Entered as. second class matter,
November %, 1908, at the post-office
In Winchester, Kentucky, under the
Act of March 3, 1879"
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
Ea1 q - -.

funeral services ever eSrtkly se-
Uains 81 the late James Hare wese
held under asspiees o2 GSnnisoa
Post No ~. q. A. x. Friday sfses-
soon last. there being mo- clergyman
W town the latter part IL the week
Mr. Hare wss q veeessa Of the
ciyIl war. having ioised the ll2
tthnois Nolsnseess on ANGsst IL,
lsd2 aud serving three years. He
belonged 10 the Bryant l.. Csrr Poss
of Denver Mr.. Haze wss born 50
years ago the 10th Il lsst February
ske family living in Canada. Oa
Nay 25, 1863 he wss married 10
Mss Emsl,ae Ksgklia Of l.s~veace
County, Mo- Tksse dssGhtess we've
born to theM. Mn. y. l.. Tustle Of
oar city, Mrs Clssds bourne Of
Baldwin and Mrs Rschel Partridge
Of WashinRtoa s&sse. he hes 9
sister at LittIesoa and one st Albsao
Colorado.
Last May Mr. Rsss csme 10 live
with his daSahser, Mrs. Tsstle. bet
Old age was cseeping sPoa him end
The end came psswislly Thsvsdsy
norning, Sept lst. Tkss pssssd
6som earth snotlssr Of the brave
'-boys in blse" who kslvpsd save the
sstion dsrsAg ~ sans2y days
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
'''A: = C.: Z: 80: - -

sepsemher ltsh has t.sea ds~.S-
saied ~ Northern Ct,lossAo d~s Il
st Colorado i.serssss~ Far ssd k.x-
ppslt'on at thsaver ssd psonssss "
b. me II the bE days. Arsaaep-
s'enis are bessg made ~ hsve the
sniiorm baads tso~ W,sd~ss and
Port ColI,as, ssd psohst.ly iron
some oi the othes towps, " ssseRd
os tins date and q Good t.sse " 10
saore fos ell A eae-fase rsse viii
b. made from al points vis the Colo
ssdo 4 sosthern and tickess viii he
90 returning Mp TO and Iaclsdias
Spptember 18th. 1886
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Rev. Stephen Ls@ley was re-
turned by the Methodist conference
ct Fort Morgan, TO Gssnison for an
other year, his second sssson, much
to the gsati6cstion of his Gsnni-
son friesds. Rev. j. O. Vermillion
10 returned 10 Psoaia, and Rev. Web
her 10 Lesdville Mr.. Lsmley says
that Rev. Merritt ssnds his regards
TO the people Of GsRaison, hopes to
come over and make . visit here.
The conference wss one Of the most
pleasant ON record. DIR. Lace, form
erly Of Delta, is pvesiding elder Of
this district, ~ - noe called, the
district ssperintendent."
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
S.sj q e a -

A the ps~s%s sM be ~~ss " sss
9 pussiEy izksa1 asscb ss~3~d -;
, q bro asys. tkes~ ~sii be- na
seachane ~rrSsces 90 S~sday s.ys
The SUNDAY Scho<a ~sll ts
= : s' 10 . css~'A ard sk~ pepSaas
l asse ~srxsx ~ y ~ AN
. nsets sse ke~rsssy ~ehso~.s -
he pastor. Ges ssrpisss I.s.sl<s
= 30 has bsea p~sppssss~d ~ skss
et.Fse by the Caetrs~scs. ssll
y seh s.adsy. Seps lssh sad ssll
= 20 ssay ,sssss~ssae ssessss Il sAe
4 i.srence esaSs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Scksvess viii bssve ios Atlantic City
N. j thsse 70 sasesA shs assio.el
sscsmpaest of the q. A. x. HE
sssshsss Ida formerly in Gsanison
lives near there and one in Canada
whom he will visit. Mr.. Schavers
was the first appointed body guard
Of AbsshsH Liscoin in 1861 and re-
GENTLY . gold medal VS. presented
10 him bs eastern friends which he
will wear st the encsmpment
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

". H Corsm, town treasarer and
". n Bray err bssily engaged in
psepsrine se~ electric light poses,
sd . esd Assl Of - tr.bsaission
~ire gill he strung THE 10 epd
tAiaa. Tor naay cd posss wese in bed
sAaps ssd soos of ths light wise is
20 fr.yed sAsa in . wisd il snap and
epsrklss tAro~gh the trees like On
sSsc4rioal ssosa. The dangerous
~ise 10 slso sosiced % Asi. sssees.
Whese possible the electric poses srs
ksiae cAsaesd frua TIE Asin stssssa
- ~ siIeys.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

The se~ bssk bsildiAe 70 BE- co.,
strsrted by the Esdssr Lsmhsr Co
10 10 extend seventy feet on Tomichi
Aven.e, t~o ssofies. A fsrssce cel-
lsr 10 nov being constrscted. The
hank will occsp~ fifty feet % the
corper, th,a . stairway 70 the second
Aoor and . room appsexinsseay
25x25 teet oa the west fos seose par
po.ss. In the secosA saosy will BE-
four larGe ofIsCe ruo0e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

b. T. Arsst Of Desves has psr-
chased the inAesest a j N. Hottel in
she RvuOsry end issd sow % that the
GvM nssne - pow Q~arlss 4 Arnst
TIE latter Gestleasa has he'd wide
eHpssiescs - . saIssmsn through
Colossdo sad The west and will an-
do~bsedly aske . ssoosss a his end
Of the busiReus.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Pvof. ". A. FrsRks sad siie eve
locssed " The Tspseoss hosse is Ne
Wiser Mn. Tapscos, lssvss this
weed for Reno, Nevada, whsse she
will visit her daughter, Mn. Mamie
Carns.' Mr.. Tapscott may slso spend
tie winter there
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

The recent rsos Gsnisstion Of the
Gsnnison Cosnty High School
AlSmni rssslted in adoption Of q
constitution which recognised the
old alumni of the original Gannison
high school and admitted oil it's
graduates TO membership The an
nssl entertainment with the grsdu-
ates as honorary gsssts will be .
bsnqset, end committee composed Of
the slamRi officers and three other
members. will be solely respopsible
for iss execution. Present officers
sve: Moore Blackstock, president;
Grace Zaeelder, vice presideat,
Jslis Redden, secretary -tresssrer,
Cedric Willisms, press agent; Bruce
Redden. sargent -st-arms
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

whesever the Joseph Ne~nan
Company - ssso~scrd 10 appear,
the people expect sossethiAe eood
so~ethiae refsesAiAe. ed they .re
seadoa. II ever, disappu;ased
These 10 sooetAiaG sboss Joe shat
csesaes Tie god sill sd sy1p.sAy
Of kis ssAiesce. 10 aaGAes wksa b.
esnys. Il b prohsbly kis esaial
god seaIo~sAip skss svscAss oct
evea o~es tie Soo4li4hts. AsA the
psues0a - - bic c1eser snsri-
- assisss psesso2. seses bnse sAeis
lustse. O. tbe cosss.sy, tksy svv~
6siGAAer - bssae4 evesy esosuo.
nAis ysaf - will ksve t~e dsSiGAs-
~ kstls pasys - hsSe nesss H.
Sose bssa pssussasA, - . nsaAer
q s.ss.alay b6eAa. osAcAy, sp-to-
Asas soaeA - - kso~s kos 70
siag - eosrsiv~ly. Tks osoesay
eOo0 Sue - ~ioks s.ly, = sAe ~
ss.ie ~. Ososis.a. 3soAsy, Ssys.
~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Miss Clsva Moris departed We'd
nesday for boulder University end
ys~Aerday. Clifford stone and
Charley hselber went o~er, % thaa
ske Z Of c. will have thsse sepse-
sentasives from GaRnison this ys~r
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

C. E. Kelso left THE ~eek for .
few noaths say With bis pAsenss st
Po~hsska, OAh. He istker and
mother Mr. and Mn. Jaases Kelso,
spept the hot westber u Aa9vst
with him ct vsIcsn. An sncle
Lincoln Kelso accomp panied them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Aiss Mabel hlIllasa. Who hes kssa
speediaH her samaser vscstioR N
GsRsisos end Crested Bssse, ~
tsrped 6sst a the week, 70 Flosesos
where she resumes her duties in the
schoo.s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Humphrey Owens departed Mos
day for Englewood, from which point
he will attend the University Of lss-
per this wisses Thso~Gh Rss.
Ls.Isy HsapAvey vscsivsd scholss
sAip in ths univesuity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Rev. Archie McGlashen and sisaes,
Misc Jessie, Of San Pedro. Calf.
were in the city over sunday enrosse
10 Ohio. Rev. McGIashen preached
at the Presbyserisa church Ssndsy
evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Mr.. 80 Mn. j. A. Wisssssa ~
rived AosAag lvom ssliAa, sd stsp-
psA ~ Ii vssa ever niest, - Iosse
fos Piskia. Mn. Wissasa hes been
q the Red Csoss hospissl ior three
weeks, bet 10 recovering nicely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Herman Msser Jr ,e Jast eoass'lss
Tag . very pretty lsssle cottage wksch
A Il. Hyser 's having built sieAa-
eide the main road beyond the Prsss
bridge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Ms. c. T Sslls psesidest ot shs
" r. &. d~parsms~t d ColossAo
and Wyesasas expects 10 sstssd sks
GEsRd kscsmpmept IT Atlantic City
n j. the latter part of this month
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
c. q 49,

We wish 70 expssss osr thsnkfsl-
ness 10 the frieads Who % Kindly
asaisasd daring the illness sad death
Of 80 fsther sad grandfather, and
esVsCially extend thanks TO The O. A.
X. wemtuera.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

All meastsess of ANY klk k,Aer
hvsas IN Gwnaisoa eossss sse ~
qsessed 10 nsee' Sssdsy a,eht -
eight o'clock ct the tewa hall. Gss-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Ms Slsas 81 Ihsssa. . n~w hssks-
nsaa ca Css~s~d B.s,e bssss.h -
sesssd the SsAAss.s kuus< IN wesa
toOn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

A hshs sssi srrssed she ssus a
sepsems.es ~ tsse kessse II Ar so
Mr. kss Wa-sdrsG. ~ Ssasssses.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Aaskesy ksrG. sa sscse of easo
k.sea Il essr cssy. dsed ~ Asroa- ossss
ls~s God II sk~ sdvas4ed aae II -
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Mies Annie Ebersol 10 assietinH in
the possoffice the.e days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

s~y heC.ssy. sAe - sV.s -
ssssases Il sssr Ssmss sssck. hs>s S~s-
dss fes he hasus< 10 Ik.sves.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Esd xssssAsr ssl sAss ~nA
kussk ~ ~. coUIssct = shs &s.nssr
Qssrry tU,s ttse ssase usassua
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

j. A. Ss~rse " sdsssssssaG m
lsse< hs~sr fw ssIe. ssa es'ssso-
plsses bSsldaae a haadsosse s~si-
dsece On Aass ssseet whese be ewas
lsss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
Laci - nmaMa

Mr. and Ars G~o. v ssso0 ~ ksu1
der ss< ssss~s~ Il a l.. Wslssa = ~
.yosutxd Eod Ee~ast.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
&sIsuks = = -

4 ssAe OF oDe-isre fog the rosnd
trip wsll be made from ell poinss via
The Co1osado 4 Soutbern. Tickets
win - on ssIe September "a, 25,
and IS. Final limit Ocsober 3rd,
1910. 1888.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

A tFe.esAoss missing project 10
talked a ios tke EM Mountsin SC
tioG. This 10 70 Iess tkon Q tsnsel
of Peshsgs twsave 1ilss 10 sIsvt lvom
Crysssl ssd ssAescut Csysaal, Gsls.a
cad TFeasssy nosntsiDa. thence
snder the Ysle csesA divide end
Asgssta eoSnssin cheer throsgh TO
Irwin. jest whsA Gnasciers have
dsred 70 dsesa Of THE ssdscioss, but
entircly feasibIe psopositioa move
informatioa will be given Letter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Abost the fifteeath Ferdinand
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

l wili make my next visit 10 Gsn-
nisua sl,oat October lst For the
good ot year eyes avoid peddlers
and have your eyes cared for and
elessrs fssnished by = man sho has
The skill. and the disposition TO treat
VOC skite-that's me
E.F. BURNETT,
Eye-sight Specialist Of Salida.
In Gsnnison every 60 days Spec
ial stsestion given TO the eyes of
school children.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Phil Moore of n.rble Ass bsosxht
his jsck train over ~ the head Of
Tsyloe river wiese il will be aeed
On the Issd propesty Of lrie 4 Hon
singer. We hesr shese eentleaen
sre plsnsiae 70 ship By way Of Ce-
@ent ereeA if The road 10 pat in. ss
the psck wosld - only five OF elk
miles over TilAea mosntaiB 10 the
heed Of Cement and the complesed
wagon rued. Indeed . roed csa be
put from Cement over into the head
of Tsvlor coasecting with the Anti
mony miee, the Hooestake owned
by j ID Miller. the Geddis sad Til
den psop-rties for very slieht c'st,
- IL is ssostly . ersssy open cosn-
try. tkosgh ssossd timber line.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

IGd - pnama
Hs. and Ass Gro. v ssssa n kcu1
der sss sss~s. Il 4 l. wslssa = -
.yosns<d Nod Ee~ost.
essy AaCsssy. SAe - sVsos -
sssusussr q ttss Sepsse rsack. hsee 4nD-
dsy fr hss hssss "a th.sves.
Fwd xssssA.r ssn sAss u0a
ku,sA ~ kse coBsssct - she &rans>s
gssrry kus che sssse mssssa.
A hshs sssl srrss~d she 6sus a
Sepsem s,es ~ tsse keese II Ar sd
hrs. Rss Weodr.G. ~ >,assses.
Aashosy kssG. sa s.cse of 6sel
Rsss a ess cay. d,ed ~ Akroa. osss
ls~s s~s,A II sk< sdvase~a sae II -
Ms siisas II Ihsssa. . p~w lssske-
nsaa ea Cse~s~d B.s,e bssss.h -
seessd the SsAAosss ksUse IN wesa
toSn.
y A. Sssrse " sdsssssssaG M
lssee kssr tw ssIe. ssd cs'ssso-
plsses bSsldsaG haadsoase susi-
dseee On hass ssseet whese be esss
less.
All aeastssss of any Eh k,AGr
hvsnR IN GwnRisoa eoUnts sse ~
esessed 10 usees Sssdsy R,ght =
eight ociock ut the tewn hall. Gss-
lsoa
Herman Msser Jr ,e Jast coass,lss
Iae . very pretty lstsle cottage wksch
A r.. Hyser is having built sieAG-
side the main road beyond the Prsss
bridge.
Ms. G. T. Sslls pses,dest of sks
W X. &. d~psrtms~, If ColossAo
and Wyesasas expects 10 ssts~d sks
GFsad kscampmep, At Atlantic City
n j the latter part of this month
Miss Mabel hlIllGaa. Who hes tsss
speediaN her ssmaser vscssioa u
GsRsisos end Crested Bsste, ~
tsrRed 6sst a the week, 70 flosesos
where she Fessmes her duties in The
schools.
Rev. Archie McGlashen and sisaes,
Miss Jessie, Of San Pedro. Cslif.
were in the city over sunday enroaae
10 Ohio. Rev. McGlashen preached
at the Presbyterisa church Ssndsy
evening.
Humphrey Owens departed Mos
day for Enelewood, from which point
he will attend the University Of Dss-
per this uissss. Thso~eh Rss.
LsDley HsapAsey vsceivsd scholss
hip ia shs ssivsss;sy.
hr. 80 Mss j. A. wisssssa e.
rived AosAag lvom ssliAa, sd stsp-
psl ~ La vssa ever RiGAt, - loste
fos Psskia. Nm. wissasa hes bssa
q the Red Csoss Aospissl ior three
weeks, bet 10 sscoserinG nicely.
b. r. Arsst of Desves has psr-
cAssed the iHtesest of d n Hostel in
The As0sery snl Bssd saose 20 that the
Gvn nssns - nov QsaFles 4 Arnst
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-08
MOTHERS HAIRPINS-

The doorbell broke the other day,
Pop couldn't make it ring;
Said he, "Tll have TO get man
To fix the blamed thing
My mother said, oh, don't do that;
Think What you'd have TO pay"
And then she took her hairpin out
And fixed it right away
We lost the back door key last week;
Twas when the door was locked.
Pop fumed around and said things till
The neighbors were all shocked
Then NAV she got a hairpin out
An poked, an pretty quick
she had the bolt drawn in the lock-
The hairpin did the trick
There's nothing much that NAV can't
do
With hairpins. seems as like:
one day shell fix a busted watch
And next day my old bike
If we was poor I'll bet that she
Could make hard luck take wings,
A-going round the city with
hafrpin fixing things.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-08
WEDDING GIFTS.

Years and years ago, when a young
couple got married, it was customary
for their friends to help them set up
q home of their own. One relative
would give some linen; another would
contribute some dishes, while a third
would furnish a room, etc. The gifts
We're useful, were real help, and
were within the means of the givers.
Nowadays wedding gifts consist,
frequently of costly gewgaws. such
as silver sets and cut glass, that, in
most cases, are out of harmony with
the condition in life Of the givers and
the receivers, that are a tax on the
resources Of the guests that is most
grudgingly paid. and that are species
Of blackmail on every one TO whom is
sent an invitation to the function
just AS 2 sense of decencv makes
some people insert in death announce
meuts the notice mo flowers SO self
respect will yet compel all decent folk
contemplating matrimony 10 utter the
warning 'no presents
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-08
FEAsTED 1000: FEW AT BIER.

Only four carriages followed the
hearse which took Mrs Nina Tour
Vile to her grave in East St. Louis,
No, September -. Among the
mourners were none of the 1000 men
and women who only two years ago
she entertained at the feast of food
and drink which she prepared when
she married a second time a month
after her first husbands death.
Mrs. TOurville always would be re-
membered in East st. Louis as the
woman who spent $4,000 in one day.
To Tourville as a wedding gift she
gave $500 worth of clothing and So,
500 worth of jeWelry. She hired the
Lame Goose saloon outright. including
hall on the second floor. and issued
general invitation to everybody in
East St. Louis" to help her celebrate
the marriage
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-08
CHURCH ON MOUNT OF OLIVES.

a dispatch from London says that
advices from Jerusalem are to the eff
feet that recent excavations on the
summit of the Mount of Olives result
ed in the discovery of the remains of
Christian church dating from about
the year $50. The floor of the nave
is still buried. That of the transepts
is entirely exposed 1t is of mosaic.
and is perfectly preserved There is
baptismal pool in the south transept.
one tombstone has been found bear
ing the inscription in Greek. which is
quite legible In the chancel there are
two separate mosaic floors of different
designs one thirty inches above the
other. The lower is considered to be
a floor of st. Helena's church. dating
from $50, while the upper floor is Z.
restoration by the Crusaders
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-10-08
TOMORROW.

What multitude Of people are
Watching for tomorrow. ''Tomor-
~" i shall be better" murmurs the
n-ia Tomorrow l shall have bet
q. uca. hail DO better work, shall
De happier in my bargains, shall be
Ware DC former mistakes thus say
TIT unfortunate. the careless, the spec
u.at#s the remorsefuL Yet common
81 tomorrow becomes today only to
ihu tnr Hvilid dead. the unfortunate
utterly ruined the Spectator despef-
a.-.. I-appointed. the sinner deeper
H ODDS crimes.
Ao arc too much inclined ito reck-
9. "'0"lt our host" in regard to the
-.as TOMORROW" and we dispose vi
""anDe. as though it were our
'". whereas there is naught on
ear'H s. uncertain as that mysterious
.a- ICES So near us i'm the future.
' Geade illustrates this ad-
'h we. ID his story Of Noah skin
- fraudulent bank clerk, who
. .u author states. into a sleep
.u-... 3D. the midst Of his reso-
"." NJ make restitution 'tomor-
TIVE ed-by. waking up from
.la. Noah took a last look at
receipts and murmured again
~ take ll-tD---l tliAbl ''NS
N."r. tomorrow tomorrow to-
morrow. The tomorrow found him
'0o .d the detectives-dead.
would Nuu call that = happy death
a" catholic reader? 1t was
.--h"a.N desolate. was il not, 10 die
dreamy counting room, the very
o bis fraudulent Transactions
lh0 eaG desk where he had shout
'ea lag -iD Of his life, with all its
-.orh VI darkness. misery and
be-olate? All hideously 50,
ra without a friend or com
without the light Of q blessed
II the sprinkling Of Holy
V' without prayer, confession, or.
|aticum. Yet il is the Just
IS him who puts off til! to
r.. tho case Of his soul. the ar
'".ll.el to God and man.