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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-06

ESQ, between Moran street ana
Ellery street. Goodrich and Bur,
toms sub. OF the =. W. part OF
frac sec. 2S, +. s.. X. IL T.
ON the north side OF Trombiy
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot ], between
Ellery street aud Mt. Elliott ave
nue.. Patrick's sub. OF part OF .
IA mart of fraC sec. rs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-06
Department Of Public WORDS
Sidewalk Notice

Detroit. April 1. 1911.
To All Whom IL May Concern; -
Take notice that by order OF 'ne
Common Council YOU are required "
construct. reconstruct or repair, OF peN
to proper line and grade. brick, nas
ural stone art itcial stone. cement OF
concrete sidewalk. according 20 spsVi
locations prepared by the Colnn's,
sioneT OF Public Works and approNSu
by the Common Council.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-06
EAST SIDE-B00K E.

ID on the west side of Chippewa
avenue. Ia front OF or adjoinlna
such lot or parts OF lot number
ed o. l. Is. blk. 4. between Syl-
vester street and Mack avenue
sub OF that part OF the Cook
Farm, II. C's %, 1913. l65, $50, be-
tween Mack and Forest avenues
p On the east side OF McClell N
avenue, in front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 80. 80. between Weyher
street and Sylvester street. De-
Noselsir's and Weyhers sub. OF
lots 1 and OF VIM Il. Moran's
sub. OF a portion OF the rear con-
cession OF Il. G. l52
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-06
EAST SIDE-BOOK B.

IN on the west side OF Cameron
avenue. IA front OF or ADJOINING
such lots or parts OF lots mum
bered I45. I46. l47. las, l4s. 49,
l5i. 1852. 1853. i54. between hoi-
brook avenue and Westmins'e.
avenue Mott and Morse's SUB OF
lots 25, Is. 81 and 80, y sec. u.s.
10 O0O acre tract
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-06

n. HNtHUt
As are owned by you on or before
the 18th day Of April, 1911. or in de-
fault thereof. the same will be con-
structed. reconstructed, repaired or put
to proper line and grade by the De-
paftment Of Public Works. and the ex-
pense thereof. together with the cost
Of this publication, will be assessed
against said lots.
$40 J. J HAARER,
Commissioner of Public Works
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-06

(21)s or the east side OF Hibbard ave-
nue.. I'm front OF or adjoining
such lot or part ~ lot numbered
80. between Kercheval avenue
and Brinket avenue, VIM. q
NELSON'S sub. Of lots :, s. 9 and
10. Of Albert Cranes sub OF p
G. No. GA and e 1921 n. OF p
c. 1913. n. OF Jefferson avenue.
t22) on the east side u Holcomb
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered ] n, n. n, between
Kercheval avenue and Louis
avenue. Nisger and DownIe's
sub o; OFT Lot rs. OF the sub or
the front concession OF z. G.. 10.
t23) on the cast side OF HoIcomb
avenue. in front 90 or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 2S. 30. between Kercheval
avenue and Louis avenue De
Nogelaers sub. OF the = u OF
o T. 10 OF the sub. OF the front
concession OF p: G. To-
go on the east side OF Hoicomb
avenue. ia front OF or adjoining
hered 81. 80. between Louis ave-
rue. and Goethe street. Plat OF
partition OF that part OF the
est OF Hanora Keenan, deceased.
VA the sly 40 ~. OF lot l6 and
all OF lot IL and Is OF the sub.
OF the Robt. Beauhien Est. Il. {.
10.
1851 or the east side OF Holcu. o
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
10 between Louis avenue and
Goethe street. Van Slambrotk
of n NT Bsaub sS farm. p, c. TO-
(26) on the east side OF Holcomo
avenue In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-08-22
shcrins Assessmel
urden, Warren is y Il

Burden. Warren ISL.
Sec. I. Tp. 10 s.. r.
containing 100 acres, ~ y.
Cox. Mary-N.W.h OF 3
Tn. 10 s.. r. Z West, con
ing 40 acres. Tax -
Camille, Lewis Eos
of Sec. 6. TIP. ~
West. containing .
Tax ......... .-'-,
COY seaman H.-Beg: al
cor. of Sec. 10; ;. ds',s rs
w 20 chs: n. 1916 ens "a
90 chs.to p.o.b.. Sec. ~ ~
10 s. r. I West con''
Al acres. Tax -.~r
Eades- John-Beg. at ~ 4
Ha ~ fames Edwards Dke
Ss.44 chs: w. le:ss. - Y.
2s.44 chs: z. le,
nob secs. 81 4 E
& r. 6 West ana ~ -
6 To. Z S. R. s We, r.r
tsining 80 acres
GUY, ElIen-Beg; - n
SW. cor. Of sec; ess
chs. E. 10 chs; ; w., ~.
Ms "a deg. 30 min. w. ~
chs: S. as deg. J =
~ e. chs. to p.o.n- 80 -
Tr s. r. s West ''
Ing 10 acres IaA -
Aas =, NE cor. Of I s.r
monds Die. :
min W. $40 chs n
nbs ,'In n. 5.77 chs a.
chs. to p.o.b-, - re
s. r. s West
scres a. Tax - Il
Tonpkins. Paine-6,,ti -
cor. OF Sec. "a rhs
W 40 chs; ).
"a chs' 10 p.o-h- .-.-''r'''
10 s. r Z We-'- ...--
ss acres. Tax -, - r
r-.rnoun-Bse a - -
xss.s ~ : VI. - fesi. rr
81 feet. \. 81 sxt
5osrt Of lot 5 80
49,. VISTA err
r7irpin. Thcs rrW
sssSs-ssisins ss- ise - 80
Les " = =
cor. q en - -
- Il sss - fs
10 rso.b- So. .....','-r So
Tax
shei'- ~
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-08-22

sc-e. -. - ,, = :. 4 ? Rim
---rf..s - -. - ne fc11vInr -
NV - io-rlt- Rsr al
~ q - a.. sii
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-08-22
Toner, A. F.-Lot Z block 10,
Miller's addition to Dallas.

son, Agt BEG. at s. E. cor.
oi block N, Montgomery's
Fails City. w. along Terrace
street As feet; S.W 112 feet:
Sc. 4S feet to Montgomery
street; thence along N line
OF said street l12 feet to
, p.o.b., (part OF lot block N,
Montgomery's Falls City,
lax ..s...... ...... .$11-20
Townsend. o. Lots 26 q ~
block Z, West Salem. Tax. 2.sS
treat G. d. &C. c. Stanton.
Agtl-Lots 3, I. IL & 12
block +, lst addition to Falls
Tribble Temple & f. E.-Lot
block 3. Gem addition to
- Daiias. Tax $3.50
ir9eaN, c. Meg 30 chs. w.
chs 5. Of NE. cor. OF ].
Shsloen Die. w. chs: s
cns-; z. chs; n 2 chs. to
80, Sec. p, TIP. s s. r.
west containing one acre
van Gross Henrietta - Beg.
LIS chs. s deg. w. a
SLee chs. $. 50 deg. 1s min.
r o. NV. cor. Of ]. X. De
Iasnmutt Die. S. 50 deg.
MN. r 1906 chs. s ISIS
ems W lo.45 chs: n. sS.1s
-, 70 p.oh., Secs A. 1e.
ID 5 r. West contain
So iue ~ acres. Tax . Sae9o
van Scuyver. W. J.-sO feet on
~ = side of lot 4 block 1 NJ
~ z Buena Vista. Tar AZ cents
vac neno. John-W Z of s.rI
~ SN- ! a SW.H Of S.FI
- So 8, Tp. SIS. r. 7 west.
containing 90 acres Tarse-s
"sssnsr. n M-s-w.H Of Sec
ID 8. r West con
-aining lee acres. Tax. ssr.,o
50. sohn-Lsats 6. 80
81. ~ block H. lst addition fo
f-A CitT. Tax .-..--. ftr-s
- Fl 'eisr-Bee as chs W
SO cor. bet So III
~ = lGss cha. s. Ass
- - - def- t6 mir ~
cha n. 50 aez. 1a -i-
ll-tt cha. y. 80 - 49, -
- - -. ID.
r. eontaininE 20 acres
'rr---...r see
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
En- fri pruur hrlhrrhrnr
wlnrR 1nlkH mauHltnrl9rr,

st at be melt m%ertper0ise 8epiier paa be
n1Cbpanli9e latserenoe Gpner / Sr. Galo=
tpells sprup 4epiin er, at ben inopirter life
alene paa Mennelter / bcrcs beoite 2lar, men
oglaa paa Dem beo Mloersgrenplen. 2ise
iaa mango 8rebe mootases fra Mpore /
Mnlcbnins at @elbreoelie for 8prn, lom
fra McnO o9 &piuoer paa 60, 20 ps 80
Mar. Set maa / @anobeb bore ct pioun=
bcrligt 2otserinssmiobe1.
Sill @elbreoelie at mopr= os Snopolos=
lioelier bos clore Soft bar bet life fin Gise.
Set opbeper @tanbsningen, fjerner @opeo=
pine, 2eoeriDge, @as, 9siisbeo efter Maal=
tibet, oib. Golt | ben fremfreone Mloer ber
1br9e for at re9ulcre Mapen neo at BRUCE
9r. Galotpel1s Syrup pepiin. Sc fan for=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

lenae Qipet peo at regulere Manen. stanos=
ming / Mapefunttionen fprer til GpsOom.
&pinber fan eiennem be t@ritiite @ar life
sisre beorc eno at BRUCE SDrup 4epiin flez
re @anse usentlig inotil @pitemet after er
| SrOcn.
8lanot DC traftisie Nnbefalere al 0r,
Galoipells Syrup Yepiin ct Mr. W. q.
Corn | Nem Sccotur, Nla., og Oer. George
e. @pauloins at National 6oloiers Some
| &anias, bcsse etore Mcno. Gn SLATE at
IGopanlia. Stprrelie tan tipbes / ale @poz
tbeter for so Gents os 81.
Gn fri grepeflate tan faas peo at ieuoe
Sores M0resle til Sr. M. M. Galbme((,
$50 Ga1otuell 8uiloins, Montice(lo, ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
SDllanb.

en- Op fin6e1 0 +
3 t m g e Sfonoger Sen-
Jet. Gor0e bar opfunoet ct Mppa=
rat, JONI muliggigr, at Sfomagerne
fan ltaa / opreiit Stilling til oereS
Arbej0e / Steoet for at in0tage Sen
ofte beipGrlige fru1nbpjebe Stilling.
&aa Mpparatet, Ell laafa1bt Mrbeios=
itonoer, fan Stpple1 faitgjpres, %
pes forlfiellige Mefanisu1er fon Sen
penbes og oreies, efteriom Mrbeioet
for0rer set. Set Dele ier meget inilot
u.s.,
Sfagens Sur frn0e ii0-
ite Maane6 feire lit $50 Mors Subj
leum. Oct er iel%pf6lgelig life 6pr=
%taarnet, ser er laa gammelt; men /
9ecember 1860 fit Otto 8rabe paa
Molborgbus 8efaling til at la6e en-
Gyrlampe lape 5tano og itrafs poa
6oraoret benge Sen op paa Ell 20,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
9isbenbabn.

Gu SON Mats @ Il IL
. c |. S ioritjellige &reoie i 3ig=
bel1bopn CT mon ret opbrogt oper en-
ltprre &onolenoe og nogle Grors=
o%ftioner, ban far foretogct for at
fon1n1e / @eiiooelie al Ell &'onlulti=
tel. 6or ct &ar Mars Eio lioen blep
ct frelnmeo &oniulat i &iebenbap,1
leoigt be6 9eosfal6. @n in6flpoel-
lesrig Mono benpe,0te Jig til Sen
9n1lea1oe og til6po ball1 &onjulatet
for 10000 ST. Yengcl1e ifl,loc CT
lGggcs / &otcr otter Moaneocrs 1or-
lpb. ~&oni1lcn" far inuiolcrtio life
operbolot oisic 5orpligtclier, og TIL
CT oct ligc pcO at blipc til Sfan0ole.
y ener llpit nan t
g c broll. timber rnegen Sp=
mnrflonr6co fra &ongens, Iorlpors=
mi''ilteriets og SCREENS SIDE feireoe
@ererollpitnant Scbrol( Sen 81.
lin 80 aars 6boielsoag. gi-
oen @e1eralen / 1901 toe jim off,
|teo fra &erelt, boer Fan / aigbe1-
9opn ON Sinterclt, meoens fan o1n
bar @olig / 6reoens=
borg. Scbroll, Ser far oeltaget T.
'eg9e ilespigife &riee og / 1864 lfob=
Ee Jig ct uomGrfet Mobn iom Sous-
:bef peo 0perfomonooe1,, ilutteoe fin
nilitere 9pbebane iom fommnoeren.
Be General, fgrit / Marbus og Sc fire
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
Gn feel Tamilte.

Eaitor 8. q. D11nlap / @ount Ser
non, Mo., tiger: ~Mine 8ern bar
angrebet al Ell @oite, paaoraget fra
@9slinger, min &rltru bop6e en-
@olte, iom forbinore6e ben0e / at iobe
mere eller minore / fem Mor, og Ge=
reg @bite @ine Of Sar Sprup bar
6elbre0et 6em alle."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

iioite Gjeneiteaar i @igbenbopn. 81
Gogcas Nnleoning blep ba1 uo-
nupnt til &ioocr al Gleiantcn.
l6ertts 9 .. 2ifpioa-
tionsfonlitcua for Gen ijullan0!fe
@onoeltanos Sporctosle bol0t Mfgoe
Sen 20. Morts. Scr frcmlagoes cit
Specialization ppcr tSproringerne i
Mlhertis &o, Ser iolt m1orog ca.
10000 ST.. og &plnitecn tog c,!br<
Zig @%cltemnelie ON Spfip6et al
laurtligc Tororinger poa en- llnOta-
gclie 11Gr. Sc minolte af &eg1in=
gerne far &omiteen pe0taget at TO-
1orere fulot uo; a%ngaaenoe Sc bcrt.
sc far ser beret fprt Gorbanolinger
ONT lt%obctoling al Ell posicl1oe 9Sro-
ccntoel. Gen enelte Iproring, maj,
life tog stilling til, bar sen, &jp.
belrbapns &oliti bor inoleperet.
&egningen fra Mlbertis 6engielsop=
Dol0 og sen frilninellc @%cbo10lil;g
'of Sugcn lp0 pau $1,000 ST. s
ct leucrc Mpoc blipcr scr trllf'et
: @eltcnn1clic ON, bporpiot pg / hrii-
fct Smfmag ocnne TprDring fan
o%nerfje1ocS. Gitcrat &on1it.n I'LL
cr Snoebmer al iamtlige 6cr>rin=
ger, tiltonnller Set noturligpis Sen
ut truffe Mfgjpretic / Sogen. 2ifpi=
botioustonlitecu far m%o0toget Meo=
oelelie ON, at ct al Sc fire Mejerier,
ser proteltcre0e moo 6orliget mes
Smprefsportf orcuingen, @ufferur
Mcicri, FAR inobetolt lin Stplo plus
I Mcnter og Snnfpltniu9cr.
8 c orte @oon6"
s. q beng opn on ) t.
IS lU1gcre Sio bar Scr / &jgber:
Dopn Dl1lcrct Ell gouoc m1g0onme
lige SypetnGgtc Scr operercoe unoel
oct frpgtinogpoeuoc Mopn u9en ior
tc &ouno". @onocr1s Me0lemmc
uor aabel,6ort poopirfe0e of ~6cr
lo1gc Mpales" @c0rifter. Gfte1
bpert Snobrl,6 fonotes CIT Se0oel
bporpoo ser bar i%frepet: ~tbe Bloc
!, 6ano". q flelte al &pperierne ba1
!. pGret ret n%6etpoe(ige. &e0 ct Sn0
brl,b fps G%pflcbanoler Soul &oS
m,sien pon &p%rrcAooe bar bele us
bpttet iole0es ~ &roncr. st Yengc
ifo6 bopoc pilt Jig for merchandising
tigt. - rGcn forte @oonos" Mcri
ter bopoc olligepcl poft 11ogel1 6or
pirrillg pg sGngltelic, og Holitie
far prrct l1oc for at gri6c 9on0cnE
Meolcmmer. Torlcocn Nften lpffe
oes set pco ct SilfulOc to Spoogcr'
fra ct. &ongensgooeS Citation a
grille to al 9m16ea1s @opeomen0, ol
Sc onaon pje6liffclig 4 &omeroter
Uoa Siil1cr ie1crc ioo Sc ol(e 6 INT
Ser 9nos og Slao. Sc tilltoo pic
! bliffelig oN %fortoltc pillig, at Set po1
2rsningeu al omerifonlfc Tor6rp
; berromol1er, Scr. bap0c %poopirfe
bem ii lot gipc Jig set engclifc &opl1
Set er go1lfc lll1gc Memlclfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

At kurere on FoskJslelse paa on Dag,
Tag LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Apothe-
ksre refunderer Pengene 1 Mangel of Kur. E. w.
GROVES Underskr1ft paa hver Eske. rs Cents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
Ecruc.

90 irofclo tpren y q
IS + q. Gn Mirofcloottor neolotte
Jig 11oget fpr Sui / Murltol. @al1
lfal bore SfrgOOer al Hrofesliou og
CT bien1mebpren0e / &%ipbenDopr.
Sans Mp gift lnort rs pper Sen gal1=
ife g. San fllnOc fllrcre ollc Sfa=
Ser, ligc fra Sl1berfulpie, 2an1mclle
og til b1ll,e 6ingre, og bons SIR
Dor SEN famine / olle Gilfnloe: Mos=
iage nopenoiq na &apreiuppe i',nncl1=
Sig. Mlle Spgoomme bar lit It's
ipring ira @apen. tiger s&rofesio-
rem, og berfor ifol scr gniocs pao
Mopen. Sg ioo gnioer bon pef,
poa 1rl1ge &oner og gnnnle @en0.
s(lle fon faa @elbrcoelie pe0 SCI,
ion1me Metfp6e: Scot poo Mope,1
og @aprei ltppe og @onningpano
inopenoig. Soft ltrpmmer til bon1
lom til en 9ellig @iloe, % oftc FOL
Der Ell lang Maffe @ugtte ltbeltfor
acknowledgement, buor Dd1t got
lin &linif. Sg fan CT life btllig.
Gn garnmel &oac, JONI / mango Mar
far n1aottet bol0e Senger, lam pper
bele &roppen, TOM UNDER bans 8e-
banoliag og maotte bctale 500 &r.
neo &llrel1s 8egpnoelie og lfol gipe
Doerltgerc.50O &r., noor gum CT bel=
breoet. Sanoipnligbeoen taller for
at bun ilipper for at betale set iiolte
~SSnltollment".
st ~ II 6eleaot. 6pens
Stifts potriotilfc Selifo6 bol0t for
lcoen @eneralforiamling, paa bpil>
fen set oplpites, at Selifabet be6 iin
100 @ars Sl1bilelmsfeit ii6ite Son1,
11er bop6e faaet ct SperIfl,6 al go0t
300 &r. Sen al 5elifabets Me0-
1elnmer in0betoltc @arantifapital
paa $500 &r. bar ser ioale0es life
blebet M%nbey6elie for. Set pebtoges
MI al Sc nGpnte @clpb at oprette It
pao 10000 Ser. &enter=
ne tenfes a,pen6te oels til timber
af trnngenoe efterla6te eftlr|
al selffabet, 6e!!s til
me6 @enipn til pngre 2cn6s-,
ltooannelie og 6eIs til Op-''
for gierne at pelorenne'
Sillige orpfteoes paa @eneralf or-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

@rmurrEuioer fmrcret / 6 til IA
Gage. Ceres N%potbefere oil rcf!>nbc=
re Eengene, Dpis $3.50 II f.
III c t life fltrerer ollie Silfpl0e al
flpen0e, flute, bleOenoc og frerntrG-
bcr16e @euprrpiocr i 6 til IA Gage
soc. @pis fife bos Mpotbefere1 lea6t
portofrit be6. Mootagclien al Yriier
fra Eoris Meoicinc 60, ct. 2criS,
$40.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-04-12

swampscott. and l could see Bunch
shaking from pit to dome.
key was getting used to me now,
and he didn't shy at the dialect.
What is Beans quoted att" in
quired Uncle Peter. with his slickest
Wall street accent
For you, . to L." replied key, as
though comforting a favor ten feet
long
"Um-ah!" hesitated Uncle Peter.
Then he flashed his wad, peeled of
two yellow backs ana said, "A thou
sand on Beans at to /, pleased"
Ikey turned trifle pale and Bunch
began to eat lead pencil. but felt
like cutting a pigeon-wing.
ITS pipe l kept saying to my
self; Its a pipe! If we can coax him
to drop two or three of those big bills
in the gilt frames he'll be ready to
quit for keepH. It's pipei"
Uncle Peter took his ticket and
turned to greet Dixie Lawrence-my
old friend Dixie, the booze killer.
Dike's permanent address is No. rs
Set-em-up.again street, corner of
Thirst avenue, near the tank factory.
Dike's principal occupation eonists
of leading his friends mp to the bar so
he can scald them with mixed drinks.
They strolled off together. and then
l heard Bunch saying hoarsely to
'key. Yes, / know: but what IL it
winsi"
key only shrugged his shoulders
and said, Beans amt wanted today.
l can't hear from him at all. If every
other plug drops dead. Beans may
bite the wire first; in that event you1l
have to dig, OATS all; see!"
You don't think there's an, lance
for Beans, do you. Ikey?" asked,
unable TO stand the strain longer with.
out a word of encouragement.
Cut 1t out, Reubl' key came back
the old Gazahe will get wise and it's
us to de woodlands BE on your trir
West! Be on your trip Vest"
moved off to watch the race
which was just about to start, and q
few minutes later key and Bunch
both too nervous to stay in the back
ground had cuddled up to the fence
near me None Of us said word
The horses got way like a scram
J bled egg. / wasn't taking very much
interest In the mix-up till suddenly
key yelled Pipe, it's Beans in the
lead But wait a minute. one of de1x
other bugs viii upset the plate ant
! spill Beans all over the place. What
Beans is pullin away from the bunch
/ OH"
But, no; it's too painful to relat,
| in detail.
Beans win by a week and wher
that sad-eyed skate did camel bach
up to the wire poor Bunch was on the
way to the undertakers.
Dig" yelled key. hoarsely, %,
old Gazabe gets his $4,000, dig o.
I'll be pitchin' pennies with the vel
chersi"
With groan Bunch flashed tn,
balance Of our capital stock. and a,
key grabbed the wad and rashet
] back to HIS pie counter the firm o
life-savers known as John Henry ana
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-04-12

whole races have TO pass away. tnat
higher races may be developed; old
customs and ideas must die to give
place to fuller truth.
The word Easter illustrates this
perfectly. Ostara, the goddess of
spring to our heather ancestors. the
Ishtara of the Phoenicians, the Istar
of Babylonia. has persisted from the
minds OF men, only her name remain
ing as the designation of the worlds
new springtime hope of immortality
in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Sunday itself Is such a testimonial:
the day OF the god of the Sun. wor-
shipped no longer, has named the
great resurrection day of the con-
Queror of all heather gods. Every
thing has to perish to lead to some
thing better. Money boarded is money
wasted; scattered about in manufac-
lures and commerce, it is the seed of
prosperity.
Our Lord says that what is true of
the seed is true of the Savior. The
Son of Man, because he was a son Of
man, could not be glorified except
through death. No son of man can be.
Until he died, Christ was alone: the
only begotten son in his birth. lonely
in his life. lonely in Gethsemane. alone
before the Sanhedrim, Herod and
PLATE; he trod the wine-press alone
and was laid in lonely grave. He was
seed of immortality His resurrec-
ton was as natural as the coming up
of green things in springtime. He
could not be holden of death
He showed that what was true of
the seed and of the Savior is true
also of the sinner Whoever saves
life will lose it. and only he who loses
his life for the highest things can save
it. Save your body from wear and
tear of labor. and you destroy it. Save
your brain from thinking, and you
become a mental weakling. Only as
we constantly destroy our bodies and
brains by proper exercise can they
have higher life.
But for those of us who try. even il
we fail more or less, what comfort
Easter has! Our bright dreams and
hopes of youth have darkened into
sober, commonplace life; the best eff
forts of our young manhood or wo-
manhood have resulted only in com
parative failure. Well, we have sowed
some seed, under the kind leading of
the Great Sewer. instead of eating it
all now. Our lost seeds, not lost but
sowed, will have resurrection in great
er glory. Our eyes will view with won
der and delight the flowers and fruits
we shall gather from the things we
wept over as lost. All that are in the
grave shall arise. That seed of good
sown in humble duty and self-denia,
and with tears, shall have its Easter
harvest joy-Rev. E. C. Ray, D. D.
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| few decades. but hardly any two of the
scientists agree.
But leaving out conjecture and con-
sidering only facts. there can be no
doubt but that the average rainfall is
increasing in Europe. Since 1869 rec
ords have been kept in Paris. Until
the end of the eighteenth century
there was no group of years when the
average was as great as 20 inches,
Since 1880 there has been no time
when the average has not been over
20 inches and this average has in
creased toward the present time until
in the IL years of 1893 to 1909 the
average was % inches.
OF course there has been dry years
and wet years, and sometimes sew
eral years at time have either less
rain or more rain than the average
But contrary to the hypothesis of the
eminent meteorological, Able Moreux,
these periods of wet and dry years
do not correspond to the amount OF
sun spot activity.
! A Swiss meteorologist named Brick
ner has worked out a 35-year cycle Of
wet and dry seasons, but again the
statistics do not agree with theory II
seems as If the people OF Europe must
grin and bear it without even knowing
why.
1t would be interesting, IL there
were statistics extending over a long
enough period. to see If the climate IL
changing In this country also.
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Washington Paid His Card Debts.

William Lanier Washington. who is
a lineal descendant of George Wash.
ington's brother, has the best eollec-
ton of Washingtonia in this country.
and is constantly adding to It. He
went to Boston the other day and
picked up for a fancy price at an auc-
ton sale Que of Lund Washingtons
account books, which runs through a
period of twenty years.
Lund Washington was manager or
overseer for the father of his coun-
try The first account with the i'm.
mortal George begins in 1884 and is
headed, Colonel George Washing.
ton; later the account is il the name
of Major General George Washing.
ton
Under the latter is an item of
Lund's as follows: Or to playing
whist Mt Mount Vernon. I shillings g.
whila on the opposite page. dated
three days later. is the following:
Or. to won at whist at Mount Yer
non. : shillings s." thus indicating
that Washington was prompt in pay
ing his gambling debts.-NeN York
Telegraph,
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| John Henry S
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battle was over. and 1 followed lit
tie later.
The name of the horse in the first
race which key said was poisoned in
the running gear was Beans. and /
soon committed that to memory.
1t didn't take me long to locate In
Gle Peter. He was talking earnestly
with Barney Sullivan so | waited till
the Tad pulled out and then hooked
up to the old gentleman and talked
shredded oats TO him till / had him
all over the farm.
Well Mr.. Dodd," he said at length
your selection was very fortunate
yesterday, wasn't it?"
Right peart!" / answered, biting
into prop straw / carried between
my teeth; I'm some acquainted with
boss flesh, Bettin much today?"
Il haven't quite decided yet" Uncle
Peter replied do you know of any
thing good?"
"Beans!" said. and stopped there.
/ thought Uncle Peters eye twin
killed., but | wasn't sure. Beans" he
repeated; then to himself, '1'll do it!
I'll do it,"
I'm layin' a small amount on
Beans" / went on, as teaser Are
you walkin' my way?"
Il believe l WILL" answered Uncle
Peter, and he appeared to be in deep
thought.
led the way to keys kiosk and
noted Bunch with his back to us bent
double over the sheet
Ten sawbucks on this here Beans,
Mr.. Bookmaker." | said In my best