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PYoRRHEA SPECIALIST


DIR. ROBERT W. HALL, PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIa $50
KEARNS BLDG a2a53
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In fact anythinp in this line for sale, we
have 1t, satisfaction guaranteed: -
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOTELS AMI
LEASES.
A. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE.
73 Main ST. Phone 64l:
A. L. BRATTAIN. MGR B. o. DEPT:
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ART APARTMENTS, $50 EAST SRD
IN, rooms. individual porches: best
". $50. elSN
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ERN AND 5-ROOM APART
ats In Kensington and La France.
y $3.50 Wasatch 2027-M. e1914
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YOU SHOULD INVEST IN

YOU SHOULD INVEST IN
PARK VALLEY FARM
The average man can't Law aside
large enough part OF his earnings to pro-
vide for himself when he has to leave the
grind of business Therefore il be-
comes necessary for him TO invest his
savings where they are absolutely Sc
cure. which means he should Invest in
real estate because real estate Is the
basis OF all security. PARK VALLEY
offers you more than a mere investment
1t offers you an independence and an
assured Income These lands are now
going at from SIS to $3.50 per acre and
plenty Of time to pay for II. Investigate
at once
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO.,
SIS Newhouse Bldg
Salt Lake City, Utah e1931
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GAS RANGE, CUPBOARD, TABLE
and chairs. sanitary couch. Call Hy-
land 954-J. e1053
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UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title insurance:
attend TO all details IN transferring and
-uortgaging land titles Capital $3.50. 900.
?35 Main. s23si
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RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS

t-ROOM APT. AT THE MERE
: ITO 1st ave. e6S5
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SECOND HAND STORES
AUCTION SALES.

G II. OSTERLOH, AUCTIONEER- RESI-
dl0S0
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| ROYAL, ARCANUM. SALT LAKE
Council No. 1s17-Second and fourth
| Wednesdays, K: or = nail, l-S East cru
| south street Walter E. Jones. regent:
| T. L. Jones. secretary.
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S1tt COOL, WE'LL FURNISHED
y FMS; bath and phone. 28S South End
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FARMS AND ACREAGE

SOME OF THE MOST FERTILE AND
we'll watered land IN the famous San
Joaquin valley. California. under the
management OF the Cooperative Land
& Trust Co. who are handling the big
tracts formerly held by the Crocker.
Sharon and other estates. Information
32s Judge building, z. e Squ!res s. Co.
Phone wasatch 57ee e1722
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NICE STOREROoM. 1Is 3 2ND so.
c5Ss
STORES AT REASONABLE RENT
FRITSCH. 2o2 FELT BLDG. h2s1B
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THE LOCATORs

217-2iS Brooks Arcade BLDG
Ord South and State st,
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10 rooms on Main ST., business ceneer'
free heat and hot water. snap at S''o-
Your own terms Rent only s55.
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,1floor flat; all modern improvements.
] Iatreet. d54s
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TIE KEITH,

Y SUITE IN PRESCOTT APART,
ts. corner Sixth East and Second
Apply Douglas B. kimbal,
~ bldg. a3oaz
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STORE FOR RENT. SUITABLE FOR
garage or wholesale or retail. 1H w :.
2nd SO. e9S8
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n THE HYLAED
l.. furn. rooms en- suite; board II
d. Prices reasonable. Finest view
Upcation, Cool summer nights. 1910
End South. 1884
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40 Ely FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
H@e IN. ground floor, 41h 8. w. Tenn
MO- c1
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ND $50. AND 5-ROOM MODERN
-rtment. gas range, yard and shade.
, fch 5. dSsO7
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II rooms, all housekeeping. long leas
and cheap rent; 5000 takes the Keys
house pays small balance. Only tw
blocks from our office,
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STOOLS rooms, modern; Main ST. ren'
s96; heat free: good lease. an eH-
cellent transient place.
$6oOO-50 rooms, best location In clly;
modern, up-to-date hotel, 10"
rent; long lease: terms TO righ
party.
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80 rooms in heart OF city. good tran.
silent house and sure money maker, sIooo
handles this one See il before buying.
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100 ACRES IMPROVED AND 800
acres REIMBURSEMENT for sale or trade.
Terms.
A bargain In a home. 4-room modern
on Logan avenue, only $500, Terms.
Phones: Hyland 273-J; Wasatch b7s4.
e1377
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA wAGENER'S STUDIO,
AZ East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizss Glass and private
Lessons. c95S
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CUSHIONS, uPHoLsTERING

--~-~-~~~~~-~~>~~~~~~~~~~
MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE-
paired, Salt Lake Mattress d Mfg:
Co. Phones 32e9. p16s5
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FOR RENT-HOTEIs

4 HEHT-EIGHT ROOM HOTEL. 80
DE perfectly modern. strictly fire.
Aiso basement. Apply j. f. Goss.
H'edleE. e1732
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100 ACRES DRY FARM. WITH FIVE
acres irrigated; orchard. 5 and s-year-
old trees: will be sold Mt bar
gain; terms II desired. Inquire Thomas
Nichols, RIverton. Utah. egs9
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UN1MPRovED.
NOTICE.

NOTICE
Desiring to move my family to call
fornia for three or four years. ! offer
my beautiful country home. known as
Chateau Rouville." for sale, a thor
oughly modern, 11-room house beauti-
fully arranged, with all possible con-
veniences. together with all furniture and
fruit land. large barn, laundry, fruit
trees. modern chicken plant thoroughly
stocked with blooded stock, Independent
water system. Whole property In splen-
did repair. This is recognized as one OF
the finest and most practical country es-
car line. close TO good schools. cool cam
Won breeze and splendid surroundings.
Terms to suit purchaser. Apply to c. S.
Vadner on premises. 9th East and Ash
ton ave. Phone Hyland 2070. d3854
NO AGENT. NO COMMISSION. AM
the owner; will sacrifice properties for
n short time. 7-room modern frame. as
a bargain. s35oo; cash. 5000: 500 a month.
blocks east of State st.
on either side; rents s3T per month. $4,000;
easy terms 2nd North and 1st West sts
Corner lot 66x125 IT,, corner 2nd North
and 1st West. $4,000; easy terms.
Lots opposite Capitol cor. Vine and
Center, 1890 per rod: would make fine
site for hotel, bachelor apartments or
apartment house,
S2o acres. Will cut. rp any amount TO
suit; Tooele county, bet Salt Lake r. R.
and Western Pac. r. r.. $40 per acre. SO
per month. no interest
:, $3.50. acre lots. % miles west Of city
JOS. RAI'MGARrEN.
SUI scott Bldg. Salt Lake City. Utah
c2s2o
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JTIFUL VIEW. SALT LAKE AND
ey. three blocks north Hotel Utah,
oons suitable for gentlemen. Was
~, e6t1
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FIFTY NEW AND SECONDHAND
safes. vault fronts. steel chests. at less
than factory cost going out OF safe hual-
ness. Call between 8 and 12. !;
Stores company. d2sb9
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Millinery store-present owner mas
made small fortune in two years ana
wants to retire. Will give trial TO rlgh'
party Only $1,000. Terms to suit. Can
YOU afford 10 overlook this2
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REMOVAL
HAIRDREssING PARLoR.

manicuring, etc; salary; good demand
for college graduates, 2lS Main. upstairs.
Sasse's Eairdresslng College. d2s43
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ACCORDIAN PLEATING

6UNBURsT AND SIDE PLEATIN0.
Nrs. NJ. n Jennens, Sos Eass Sra ao-
at. Bell phone Hyiand T1T-J. p1g1S
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HOTELS


HOTEL LUXOR. 81 so, MAIN, OP-
posite Empress theater, under new
management. modern: rates reasonable.
Fl. T. Snyder. Prop. e1736
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THE BEST FARMS ARE FOR SALE BY
A. N. Rosenbaum. i13 Main. wasatch
1883, c3Ols
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M FRONT ROOM: ONE OR TWO
iflemen, also smaller rooms: very
liable; telephone, lights and bath.
~ North Temple. Wasatch 2004-W.
a. e1921
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING co, S51 so.
State st Phones 6235-3S35. m2667
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

LININGS. CRATES AND WATER
Jackets all makes. G. d. Lovett Foun-
dsy, AZ N 7th West, Bell 23oa-& a2S02
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BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY PIANO:
was $500; forced to sell at Slio: act
quickly II you want this bargain; dis
played at 4e w 1st So. Phone Wasatch
1888 el9SI
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scMFNT APT, 2 ROOMS AND
ping porch, s12.50- rs 1st ave. Call
~. e. d1499
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ZEE FRONT ROOMS, BATH, PRI-
3 - family; young men preferred; !;
nov next door. 2l6 e. 7th SO. Hyland
el926
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ATTORNEYS

POWERS & MARIONEAUx. ATTOR-
neys O. w. Powers. Thomns Marion
eaux, j. w, Mckinney, Roger w Powers.
Top floor front, Kcarns bldg. Bell 1850
]. s. harrington, notary. n2Aaa
D. L, OLESON. LAWYER
2n7 Boston bldg. Wasatch AA72. p630
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ERMA, APT. NO. 4. CLOSE IN,
car fare. 531 So. w. Temple. Wa
= 33S4-J. e1153
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II II is worth owning we have II TOT
sale. See the Locators.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND BOOMING HOUSES
FOR LEASE. uNFURNIsHED.

FOR LEASE. UNFURNISHED.
40 rooms, IL baths. toilets steam heat.
large rooms. One Of the incest places In
the city. All new and ready for ocen-
pancy shortly. Rent very reasonapIe-
pest location, unfurnished.
3C-room mode apartment house.
equipped with disappearing beds. gas.
stoves. refrigerators; In fact. every
known convenience. All new, SVEN loc.'
rent low. See me for further particulars
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MODERN FLAT. NEWLY DECO
I'd; summer rates. Zimmerman apis.
and 1st ave. 1922
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ROOMS. STRICTLY MODERN.
= In. Inquire No, Q, 26S West 4th
e1iS7
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COME AND SEE OUR BARGAINS IN
rebuilt typewriters or write for prico
list Agents now No. Royal, Stewart
Gleeson Co. Typewriter Exchange. SO
West End SO, ut. bT69
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FOR RENT-sToREs AND OFFICES

TWO STORES. NOW BUILDING on
State street. half block north OF the
Eagle Gate. It is the best outlying To-
cation IN the city for drugs, groceries
and meats. Little g Little. No. W.
End So. e2oo
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tTLY MODERN 4-ROOM APART
II; cool. front porch, close In The
l Nngs, Wasatch 41S9. d223
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HAIR GOODS

THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK
of hair goods to be found mt e. Sasse's,
2iS Main ST.. upstairs. d2256
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Nos. ~ and a. Commercial street; newly
renodeIed throughout, Apply to F. T.
Westcott- 1908 Kearns building. eS65
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SECOND STORY FRONT
NAHq; also sido room; strictly private
~. ~. 27S E 1st So. Wasatch 202s~M.
pEl e350
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)M APARTMENT AT THE
..,En, 2l5 South 3rd East. Wasatch
X c5
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WEST CACHE LAND co. CHOICE IR.
rfgnted farms and orchards IN Cache
valley. 420 Keern5 bldg a90.
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-NISHED FRONT ROOM FOR ONE
Two gentlemen, 266 East 4th South,
I'D e15T3
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

DAVIDSON G. HARRIS CO. PLUMB
Ing and steam fitting, jobbing work q
speciality: all work guaranteed Phone
1872 ld3 East 2nd South. e125
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a4ITIFUL SUMMER APARTMENTS,
= East and End South. Apply to
81. DIS
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nLY FURN. ROOM FOR 2 LADIES.
Jographers or bookleeepe pre-
y5; will furnish breakfast If desired.
ftHd 1b0-W. 1851 Hollywood ave (West-
or Heights) e1928
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d0NEE ROOMS, LARGE AND COOL, IN
Tse Summer homes will give board II
ID. Call at 80 d 81. 1885
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lRTMENTs UNFURNISHED

NJ MOD. 5-RM FLAT. FENTON
~ Sleeping porch, lawns, with or
garage. near Main St, s35. 81
- West Wasatch 39s6-J> elflZ
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BASEMENT UNDER. ST. cECILB Ho-
tel. 2S3 South State St, suitable for
barber ship or clothes cleaner, low rent.
Apply G, 8. Holmes. Semloh hotel. a3550
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN IN BATH
Ing suits: tS mems. IS wornen's;
boys. girls, all one-piece. good quality
suits at a bargain. w. z Fife Co.. l6s
Main ct. d3sO4
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Ar IDAHO. MODERN FURNISHED
An ms, $1.bO TO 81 90 week. 201a East
>puth. e1991
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-23
commission FORM
OF GOVERNMENT
IS A SUCCESS
System in Use at Spokane,
Wash, Praised; People As
a Rule Are Satisfied at the
Innovation.

Spokane. Wash, Jan. Chime
months experience NIth the commits
sion form of government IN Spokane
which Ia under the control of tlc peO-
pie through the preferential election
system. the initiative, referendum and
the recall. has proved highly success
full Direct efficiency has replaced IT.
responsibility and incompctoury. party
bOsssm has been eliminated, the laws
are enforced. the taxpayers are OBJ
tanning 100 cents worth Of work for
u dollar, municipal Improvement
bonds command high premiums and
the city's credit rs gilt edge Ia the
financial cCnters 90 the country,
Charles NJ. Fassett. commissioner OF
public utilities, speaking FOR the COM
mission. says thc people, as rule,
are satisfied with the change and that
It Is doubtful ~ even those who We're
most active against the present char
ter would vote e. return to the old sys-
tenn.
Enumcrating the chief points Of adj
vantage of the commission form OF
government over the party system,
Mr.. Fassctt says:
For the FIRST time iu the history
the community Is not disturbed hy po-
litical wransling at the city halt our
commissioners often do not agree ON
various measures, but differences are
soon healed and there Dr. harmony and
good feeling between them,
Each commissioner has charge
under the authority of the whole
body OF his departments and the tax
payer knows to whom Go apply for
his needs. Tho result is that business
Is dispatched In hours and days, whore
II formerly required weeks and
months.
street and other improvements are
made for from ~ 90 80 per cent less
tnan In recent years, without reduc-
ing the city wage scale or decreasing
our standards of quality. The con-
tractors ring ~ broken and most OF
our work goes 20 nose who have done
the best work in the past For the
first time In our history q contractor
has been fined Tor delaying public
work.
"Our tax levy VII be the same as
last year. Notwithstanding dchcit OF
abont $50 900 lef BY the former gov
eminent and the ettlemcnt Of many
claims and com icatlons. neglected
fos years.
"By our system OF voting the re-
suits OF tho election express the VIII
90 tho majority much more closely
than could be- .Itainod by caucus.
convention and u,rd representation.
con- the whole. we uclleve SPOKANE has
thc most advanced and aructcrized
commission chart.r yet adopted hy
any city ln this or other countries"
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DRY PLATFORMS TO
BE ASKED OF THE
TWO BIG PARTIES
Itepublicanr and hcmotrats VIII "
urged ca Insert Prohibition PlaniSs
at National Conventions.

Chicago. Jan For the hrst time
since 1854 temper nee advocates Mi
invade the RopunI an and Democratic
conventions this ear end ask that
each party includ. prohibition plank
Ia lis platform.
A suboommittg q the national fed
Grated committee body representing
several prohlb.N7n organizations,
mado public. her. .oday the names 81
men prominent ir he two parties who
win be asNed o. til on the delegates
in behalf OF the importance bodies.
Governor W E stubbs Of Kansas
and j.. Frank HUHly ex-governor OF
indiana. are the republicans named
and William Jenh ss Bryan and Rep
resentative Rich ond Robson the
DcmoCruts
In 1854 Franc y willard asked
She committee oU resolutions OF me
Republican cony, Ion 10 insert such
plank in the % platform, Tier
request was refu . ana John =. Ht
John. ex-goycrno 90 Kansas, Ui'h'
drew from the p y and became thr
Prohibition candi itc FOR president
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Testimony of
Electromagnetic

sermon By Rev. G.. O. Bcckman, at
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
sunday, January 2ist. subject. "The
Testimony OF Matthew, Mark. Luke
and Jehn. that Jesus Is the Christ,
Text; John 20;30-21-"And many
other signs truly did Jesus In the
presence OF his disciples which are
not written IN this book. But these
are written that We might believe that
Jesus Is the Christ. the Son Of God"
Matthew, a Jew, wrote for the Jews
of the genoalogy OF Christ not expect
ing u to go down through all the ages
as an historical record. Matthews
record goes back 20 Abraham.
Marks gospel narration IL that Of
one who was "a graphic eyewitness of
Christs acts OF mercy To society coll
lectively. and as individuals. Mark
writes ~ CHRIST as peculiarly IN his
daily acts. the son Of Cod.
Luke. whose name is Greek was
the cosmopolitan physician. and wrote
from the humanitarian standpoint.
Thus. his gcnoalogy Of Christ goes
back with intense human interest tc
Adam Luke's Is the only chronology
zeal account of Christs life.
ST. John. the apostle. writes not as
o. Jew, or crock. but as a Christian.
His b. the spiritual account OF Christ,
therefore he says "rhat believing (my
story) We might have life IN his
name"
Matthew and Mark are the orN
apostles who wrote OF Christ's birth.
Though very different. the accounts
of Christ's birth by these two apos-
Ties do not disagree ana the author
ship of these two narratives has mover
been denied. Luke Celebrates Mat
thew's story, but does not contradict
The great Apostle Paul. also agrees
with these accounts Of the nativity
by Matthew and Luke. If the story
OF the birth OF Christ Is false. there
h 80 place Ia the average mind for
such an invention.
J., could not spring from a Gentle
mind. as nothing analogous was ever
dreamed OF by any Gentle There
was no preparedness of mind for such
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED ~ Employment by middle
aged widow with small boy house
Keeper for wiaower or bachelor pre-
fcrred. win go anywhere ana work
for room and board. Mrs, $. A. Nich-
OILS. 3l2 South Third street Room 8,
city. n
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stupcnduus revelation ia al history.
There b. only one logical conclusion.
namely. that these two apostles stat
cd facts. Matthew wrote from 10 TO
10 years after tine ascension OF Christ.
Again and again Matthew declares,
such and such an event transpircd
THAT 10 might be fulfilled which was
spoken OF the Lord by the prophet
The four apostles do not pretend 20
give an the history OF Christ for ST.
John Declares ~ suppose that even
tho world itself could not contain the
books that should be written"
Tho decree OF Caesar Augustus that
an the Roman world should be taxed,
caused every one 90 go to his own city.
40 one supposes for a momnt that
Caesar was I'M league with the gospel
writer's. SO that Joseph and Nary
might remove from Nazareth TO Beth
lehom Just IN time to have the infant
Christ born In the city OF David But
again. as Matthew says, THAT Il might
be fulfilled which the prophet spoke.
Then the shepherds tending their
flocks were sent by tho angel 10 be
witnesses 90 the birth OF our Savior.
For they were given sign: that of a
babe wrapped in swadling clothes,
lying IN a mgngar.
Joseph. Mary's husband called the
babe Jesus" which Is the Greek form
/ OF Joshua and means savior" For
ne shall save his people for their
sins" Prophecy was again fulfilled
when the three wise men came bring
ing gold and incense.
So tho story OF Chrsists life wcavos
IN and out through the four gospels
with great variety but perfect har-
mony.
Matthew and Luke again tell the
same story. each m his own way, and
again the old time prophecies are
fulaned This IL the account OF
/ Chrlst's betrayal hy Judas for 80
pieces OF silver Betrayed with "a
kiss, for the price OF a slave. Later,
before plate. the prophecy OF isaiai
was FULFILLED when "As sheep before
her shearers is dumb, SO he opcncth
/ not his mouth" lastly, when cruz
cited between the two thieves "Ht
made his grave with the wicked
/ Osaiah $3.50
Again fulfilling prophecy Not one
/ bone Of him was broken But his
/ heart was literally broken, according
, 60 medical testimony; again fulflllins
/ the phophecy which said. My hear
/ 81 melted like wax" SO that out OF ms
side Rushcd water and blood.
Christs resurrection was attended
/ by q host Of witnesses. But the most
convincing proof that our Redeemei
rose from the dead, was when he SAID
/ 90 the doubling disciple Thomas
Reach hither thy finger and behold
my hands. and reach hither thy hand
and tarust Il into my side and be not
faithless. but believing Thus h'
Luke says by many infalliOie proofs
he showed himself alive. after his pas
/ sion.
just before his ascension Christ ut
tered his last word OF comfort u
/ am with you always. even unto th'
end of the world