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The Portland daily press., 1894-12-22

Men and for the Boys. Cutting down. Shaving off and
Our tables are loaded way Down with
Look everywhere if you will. BE guided by
your own good judgment. Find us. Come
to us and profit by a purchase
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-22

Children's listers from
Boys Odd Long Pants from
100 pairs Odd Short Pants,
100 pairs Odd Short Pants,
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-22

$1,000 to $500
LOO to 700
400 to 1900
800
200 to 500
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-22

Tons of candies, pure and fresh-shaw's.
The Portland daily press., 1894-12-22
SCOTTISH RITE AT AUGUSTA.

women's Exchange Xmas cakes at Shaw
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
Dom--tic.tisr its ssasy rh,,.,n,

A young woman of Oregon has ac-
complished what the mos. expsriens..i
ianciers have been unable TO do; that
Is the domestic propagating of the
Denny pheasant She has tanned the
Wild young chicks 80 that they arc
willing to feed among domestic fowls
and do not try to escape TO the wood 5
and helds. She has four pheasant
hens In captivity and puts their eggs
under domestic fowl 1t Is the
opinion OF experts that the chick,
Matched from eggs laid in the pheas-
ants native nest in the fields and
Matched by domestic fowl will never
be tanned.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
The rope'- Tomb.

The sculptor Marasai has begun
work on the monument that j. 10 coy,.r
the pope's tomb. It Is Of black lnar.
pc surnoun'ei by TIE figure of a
non having on ths right a statue Of
ial'n' with 1. torch in one h1ni and
the bible in the other, and on the left
the statue OF truth bearing the pope's
coat-of-arms.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
welcomed by s.. Peter.

Welcomed by ST. Peter.
st. Peter-Who's making all thai
racket out there?
New Ghost-It's me.
who's meP"
I'm an editor"
"Yes, see. One of those fellows
who had a plan to solve the present
financial stringency. etc"
mo. had no theory to offer"
What? Then come right In and
pick out your robes"
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
NO wArrR roRrHe5E Ai;Taih-1 ,
Deer. Antelope aNf to refse va" tits "a
American D,,.-et Fttr-s

Students Of natural history havt
always been puzzled TO znos whether
certain animals car live without vat =
Tor a long time. SAYS the NeW lerA
World. In Central and southern S-N
Mexico there T. an immense de-''ri
10 which the earliest Spanish advcnin'
ers gave the name .IoTuada del Mueri-i
or Journey TO Death This desert 4
over 100 miles long and from thirty g
seventy miles wide and l. eni!n.l
xaierless This Is saoyn 70 be q tact -
every mile OF il ha. been travsrscl %
the past twenty years. The nears.i
permanent water to this desert Is ths
Rio Grands. from which It Is separated
by the lofty range known rs the Ca
vallos mountains. which are Eimos'
impossible TO man % bsast. PrcvioIi
20 1850 this desort was inhabited ny
vast herds Of antelope Therr ar
some antelope there now. beside'
coyotes aud other animals. Prom Mas
10 September is the rainy season in
this region. and the moisture d.rivel
from the scanty he-haee nigh; BE- suf
ficient 10 sustain ite, bat during ih1
other eight months there isn't a drn
Of water obtaiuat,o and tho vegeis
ton Is as dry a. iinier. Il Is claimed
that many wild animals ie-d in ths
early morning AID thereby Obtain
an abundance OF moisture from the
dew which covers the vegetation. bat
In the elevated IegloH Of Jornsda there
is no sensible precipitation OF dew in
the dry season
The mos; desola,e territory in North
america, south OF Labrador. is the
peninsula o, Lower California Cap
San Lucas Is the extreme southern
point. and about ten miles north OF
this a spur of mountains rams from
west TO east. or from the Paciac TO The
gulf Of Lower California. forming a. 1;
were, a basin toward the cape. This
basin is mostly coYersd with a denss
growth o. dwarf trees. growing lux
uriantly out OF the dazzling white sand.
Not particle o. surface water i TO ia
found anywhere in This basin. aud.
strange a. it may seem. ;lds nlAc. has
deer. The Mexicans Ewing here. when
H%'a'a NAANlF h-At htffA keA NAttEa FtfiAA
that there IS none and the deer do no,
require any. The east and west coasts
OF Lower California abound in islands.
some Of which arr a few hundred ward
in diameter ard o,hers miles In cSteai.
and with few exceptions void ci veg-c-
tation and utterly va,erl-ss. An
American who has spent day. and
sometimes two days. on each Of thesa
Islands. reports having found there the
coyote. or wild dog. The only water
the thirsty coyote may drink = the salt
water OF the Pacific But does ne
drink 1t. or does he get alouc xithou.
any drinking water at al2 Or arr,
these animals Of the southwes; like the
camel, which has a second stomach
which is used as reservoir for water.
and is filed by the camel before going
on long desert Journeys and drawn
upon for water when neededs l, L
said that Arabs. knowing this. when
themselves suffering from thirst. slay
their eamels and appropriate their
water supply.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
Her Manager.

English Nobleman. after two hours
acquaintance-I weally assuah you.
Miss Billions, that ave learned 10
love youl 'Pon my soul L
American Heiress. interrupting and
pointing TO her father in the next
room-Parion me. but that is my
business manager.-Truth.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
III. M.ldrn.. With.

"rd like to be a fine, large. bank
check" remarked the girl who was
very pretty, but poor.
Why" inquired her companion
because its face makes /. valuable"
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
Revenge

Tired Reporter-Mr. Shears. the
man you sent me to interview got mad.
Able Editor-He did?
"And choked me-"
.'Eh?"
"And hit me in the eye.n
Eye powers
"And kicked me down stairs"
The low-lived scoundreli Spell his
name wrong. London TIt-Bits
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
rEst JoyIu, reei,nr

With the exhilarsting sense Of renewed
health and strength and internal cieann-
ness. which follows the use OF syrup os
Fiss. IL unknown to the few who have not
progressed beyond the oid.tine medicines
and the cheap substitutes sometimes Of
fered. but never accepted by the weliin-
formed
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
The St jaime. Hotel, Denver

Perfect Cooking variety In the bill of fars
sxcell-nf service and attention to the cosn.
Tort OF guests make this old -esta blish.-l nd
fslEble hviel Z Iafoftte stopping place In
Denver. Rates. 500 per day; xi5o for
evening dinner. ruum and breakfast: 81 90
Tor room and breakfast Being situated on
nosite the Tabor Grand Opera House and
scces-ibie to the principal business stores
banks street and cable cars and places OF
amusement makes u the best located hotel
10 the city. The blue car starting In front
o. depot passes the hoteL
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
a. the H..,h.n Il. I

As the Heather see It
First Chinese Warrior-whattee
this Clistian science?
Second Chinese Machine
guns.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20

Men are not In this world rewarded Ac-
cording to what they know. but according
70 what they can make others think they
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20

No Shirt Is the new chief Of the Umatfiln
Indians Should he be allowed to visit the
white sefticruentsf
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20

nshing Co. Denver. Colo, and get a SAN
ple copy Of The Road snd one Of their great
English octosuS maps free.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20

The sgitar who gets the fsiften isn't ik-gy
TO pronounce the contest engagement
with soft gloves
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20

The breath of winter may be cold, but Il
you strike for a loan of half a dollar
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20

This is the season OF the year when the
hook and lyin' stories al The air
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20

A hen resembles an old tramp In ambush
when she's laying for you.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20
If the naby !. cattinr Tee,h.

De and that o.d ~rli-tsiea reraeay, sxa
wHsio~'s soonsrSo ssErI- for ChIiarrn TexthIz.r
The Lamar register., 1894-10-20

l. w. Joseph. Florist. Pueblo. Colo
Fashionable cut flowers Send for cac "a
logue of choice plants aud bulba
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23
Is That So.


Va are told that Mr.. Henry
Wat,.rhouse, a we'll known mer-
chant. councillor. and a (since
1876 defeated candidate, for
legislative honors. stated yester-
day to a prominent Hawaiian
that, the PROFESSIONALS were in
possession of adyices which show
that Minister Willis will be
recalled from his mission to
II VIII by orders that will be
receive By the Australia tomor-
row. The-gentlemen Of the P. C.
have always been apt to catch at
any straw offered, but we must
compliment tie Hawaiisn on his
att,tode in refusing to place any
confidence in any statements
mad by Mr. Henry Waterhoose
ton political qaestionsl or in be-
ing captured by superficial pro-
mises, The recall of Mr. VIII
may be an establish d fact. We
will know it tomorrow. but we
beg to submit to Mr.. Henry
Wsterhouse thst If such action
on the part of the American Gov
eminent should be fact, ii is
csus, d--n0t because Willis did
Whist ne did. but because he did
not &c what be should have done.
La sse meantime. Mr.. Water
no Sc and hiss equally literary
partaer Enmeluth can devote
their Immediate time to fud
somebody TO write up their
"eslaeat.onal'' Hawaiiap sheet 30
be pr nlel in the Sur Office. Tlev
cant iad him in the HoLoxuA
office
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23
"Kapapala Ranch.
Kau. Hawaii, March 10, 1891
E. R. Hendry Esq.

Manager Hawaiian Hardware
Co, Honolulu.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23

We do not End anything in
the morning teiEeisll organ
ahich could inform the pablo
If the Constitutional convention
Act as published By Authority
N Us colusnns is the Act which
WAS lasSed bs the Councils
Yesterday ne called attention 70
she discrepancy relating 10 TIE
oath. today. Ne make note that
the clause relsting to the term Of
Feslsi nee in Hawaii 81 delegates
appears in The printed bill as
being enc year. while IN TIE "a.
port u tie meeting Is va stated
as hsving ton mntIoa q u F.
Alleal bssen smen.isi TO yeai
three years Is it not siae thAt
ne learn j what's what
(Siaca the above was PRINTED
We learn from Minister Damon
that tls- Constitutional coasun
tion Act as snreslssI. Is the =
aud sssss the Aslssrtis<r version i
erroaeoszs-
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23

Hardware
Company.
March Il 1sat

The fact tia, bot less than one
burslred PATENTS hsve been issued
by she Hawaiian Government
does not speak volumes Tor The
inventive ability Of the residents
Of this country. Nor are All the
patents 10 Hawaiians. msny Of
them. perhaps a majority. are
merely to people in The United
States who wish to protect their
interests all over the world
We have had a patent issued
for the Jones Locked Fence,
because we saw that it was a
good thing. aud toe people who
build fences believed it the best
thing they had ever seen. Certain
parties had IN cor semplation
the manufacture of the articles
used in the Locked Fence. and
we did not think that an imitation
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23
TRUSTEES NOTICE

All passis> having claims
against >sxI & kAxsxMA ssd
Ms. LFpsA FEIxoE KAxASAis Of
Houoluls. o4hs are requested 10
present shsm 10 the. undersigned
before she slss day Of March.
lsS4. All reals due The parties
above mentioned mist be paid az
once 10 ne personally.
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.
Trustee
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23
The Latest More

Edissr Eimand Nsrris ofsEe
R0EosA re.ssvs,i a ssrg tan K
lice Cs.sssia LerTs1 A Aairsas
yessesi y stssraooa at .baat $50
and received tie following iuvsss-
ton frrm Attorney General v.
O. Saith 10 apFeAr II court
D ssrics Coars 4 Hauolalu. T..
~s3 Of Ga au. Hawa izn IS
alsls.
COMPLAINT
WTliam o smith bang frst
iulv sHora- ssvs that Eslmuud
Norvie, Il Honolnlu. Oaha. j.
gurlsy q having cemmittesl
seii: oss offence by publ 81 NJ IA
a new aper called Haspt5s Hs[s-
Eaua. s.nbl'she,i in ssisi Honolula.
on ths 2lst day OF Msrch 1891
she { liewing ss1Itious wrrslS 20
sit. From Htwail To Nib c.
every loyal est zen wiil STAY at
home and refuse Ia recognize q
rRnl-us (m-auiug thereby tie
Provisional Government # iae
Haw4iian islands, representing
mol OILY respected by nobody aud
despised by all. with the inten-
ton ia bring the said Prov si"usl
Government into hstrgd and con
temp;
subser bed aud sworn to before
tuls - ID dsv of March 1854
tsig) A q. NJ. Il bertsou.
District VI gistr te II Homo
ldlu. Isl,ud Of Oahu.
William o. Smith
PENAL SUMMONS.
In The name Of the Provisional
Of tue Hawaiian Islands. T.
Edmund Norrie. Greet ng: You
are hereby commanded - appear
Def le the District Mag stratss 81
llonolnla. Island of Oahu. at his
conrt rom uu Saturdtv the 24tl
Z day Of March A. d, 1894 at 9 81
A. IL. then and there to answer
the charge OF having co united
"a srd.tious offense made aga us
YOU IN the above compliant
I Failure 10 obey this summons vii
render YOU liable to attachment
for contempt
/ Witness the hand of the sait
Magistrate this 24th day o
! Myach 1894
I (s,g) 4. G.. NJ. Robertson. Dis
tr.ct Mug strtte Of Honolulu
Island of Oahu.
Ell tor Norrie with Hon. Pan
/ Nea,nann- and Dir. Chas Creigh
ton q attorneys will be there.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23
THE WELL KNOWN
THOROUGHBRED
RUNNING STALLION
Duke Spencer

VIII Stand the Season at
the Stables 81 A. ]. CARTWRIGHT.
Esq. Maklki
Fee. Fifty Dollsrs; payable at
{ me- Of service. Good care taken
OF Mares. not resp ,nsible for ac-
ciden,s. Duke Spencer, bay;
height. fifteen AM tbree-qnarter
hands; of themost gentle dispo-
sition mer 10
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23
Thoroughbred
DOGS for Sale
TIE ENGLISH SETTER
" Honolulu Girl, :"

Bred at the Glenmore Kennels,
Berkeley Gala
Registered IN. 81 ,09Sl A.
X. c ;. b, New York.
Sired by - r. wiursr o. Darby - tbs Ia.
cific Coast Fteli TriAl 81 R.ksrssicli ia so.
b. by Rodney q. 400 from Phyllis II . 1882
Rodney. the sire u Ire K IS Iec b..
from Ktio o.. f37s5l from Phyllis II z t65l
Rake T2I3l from Phyllis ~.
The dam II Honaiulu Giri vas Bslls Glad.
stone, the only dau ghicr or the Psrihc
Coast 81 Champion 6io.s,one {llSl. fFem
Zel. 9.s6Il.; l,y Dan. 1sil. iEum cham
pion Petrol. ,{27
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23
DsnrSir:

l Rave Just completed some
three miles OF the Jones Lock
Fence aud must say that l am
very much pleased with it. il fact
it is he fence for a ranch. | had
about mile to construct over
"pahoehoe' where it was nearly
impossible to get a post down.
and found in this case. especially,
the Jones fence was a great
saving of l,bor. There are places
in this Fence where the posts are
at least "a feet apart and the
space between filed in with
stays. There IS no sag to it and
ii is as springy az wire mattress.
| am confident that it will turn
any ordinary stock. / have some
two and = half miles more 10
construct over 5 country where
Wild cattle are very plentiful,
and as soon as it has undergons
the test there. will write you
further. Fit sill turn the stock
on this part Of the land. and l
feel confident IT rill. you can rest
assured that it will inrn most
any ;hiug. except a Lava aoE.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23

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IL mus, be Recognized by all
n,t;es O.lv 81 ga, ,rnl,.
,.,nut,r r.,vernmsnt ba est. ,bl;sb.
- ID
GU '''4 ing eau 'le Nv
slonai Government receive recog
n.tiou from foreign powers
respect from fieelnen. aud sup
nort a., n IN. men = H.v,ii No;
. ''''o 5'''i 49," ','','''''s - P',','
aag a ''o'''"s os1 ie''sF tf'H' mr.
Wsitis, containing absolutely
nothing like tn QUE read yester-
dov - tha Connects and nnbl;sb.
-,
e' " ! 'ouAS WIN no' nsiP Toe
Z. u A non'committai letter
like this needs more "interpre-
mtion" than Mr.. Hatch pro
laced Yesterday.
-
LEGATION OF THE UNITED J
STATES. I
HoSoLUIU. H.lF b. IA "a !
non 7,hl nj D. p''e' Alnis'ei
A 49, -, h,n,r >,
,ekpow,. re the recent Of Won,
communication of tn d,t- il
further nswer to my letter of the
l9th u't'mo' AMI AMI To inform yo'
va -, s'e 90 C.-a~ I'm va. va,
tha H,,w,i,,n on,sti,,n had bse,
sabmit d to Congress and tha
t ny speeid instructions had beer
t'lly copied with
u az a.. sne .. 's''eis eli
; nave been transmitted to Wash
; ington.
W tn assurances of high esteem
l am; sr'
it !, i vrpT : WIS
~ 1tAAA AtA- a - ~ n
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23

TIE Caarnh AMI tie League are
apt 10 get into irosbie over the
Sunday .Nw. The Church mem
hers ~ho SPEND their Sundays by
lylug back in their comfortable
homes AID dr.ek,ng shvlr-weIl.
sAs-i,.ni made 20 tie soft tame Of
the tAro patch ssldles. do not APP
prove u the atieIaps IN tue part
Of tue League to have some
healthy enjoyment given 70 the
uafurs4nAtss who have no CON-
Portable hosne. No. - wsll. say
Lemonade sRd no daughters With
tsro patch iilles- Ar Dole.
who ssncs ISsa has bean Ia favor
Of SnAslss concerts stood up
bravrsy 81 the neAsere. aud Nc
have no slanbt thss sAs resolution
will pAss and that Pr0f. Bsrgsrs
Eine muse will give pleasure aud
happiness ssn every Sunday after
as.oa 10 The ~s-ry Aoras-landsd
son Of so.l.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23

TIE attoruey-general has en-.
tered on new and correct line Of
procedure Inst sd Of issuing a
warrant Of arrest for the editor Of
THIS p per on the charge men
toned n mother column n yeaGl
swasusoaS was served. 1t Is to be
hoped that this system which
vas one the b, st features in
the judiciary act Il be used IN
the faIare. whenever tue 0fiender
is an established and well-kn9wu
resident not Supposed 10 shake
the dast. aud run away.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23
POUND MASTERS
NOTICE

Nssacs = Aesxhg given - az ps-xons. shas
sc@rs Az Sc ihe fsoTeramzns Poand ss Ha-
XIX. sArss stn4sed her~1s poox red
e1-e. pssss spssSs Sc lie f8rekea1 anf
k&zks whlss ~ had lrz, bsanS inzsessri-
bAhl< kkssk a,srse. konz spot "a the fars
hsal. three wAiEe legs. hranesssl p D On risl.t
Aind ~. go.sE E@.1 mzse. brand inasAexs-
hak4e % sis.kl and leg.
Any psFscn - persons owniaS these
aut@sks ass resnestesi % eoas All
tAke The sars ca o. ksscre Y cc1Dck n.o.sn
SATURDAY. MARCH. assh. 1895.
JAMES KUKOSA.
Pound Masssr.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-23
Very Truly Yoas.
J MoNsARRAT

This shOald eonvincs the most
skepsieAl il shsre are people Who
ssill dOaDs. let them come 10 our
store and inspect = sample.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-10
Property Transfers.

Richmond: William +. Harwood' $
widow and heirs to Henry Grimmel!, %
feet on Franklin street southwest corner
Twenty-fourth, $3.50; X. T.. Lee Camp,
No. /. {. V, To Robert NJ. Smith, - feet
ON east side Boulevard near Ivy street.
S>l550; T. -. Starke and wife TO W. VI.
Parrish. g feet on south side Grace street
near Madison. $500.
Henrico. William .. Burton and wife
TO ]. G. West. 100 feet on north side
Grove road near Roseneath road, 800;
Charles f.. Hobson to William Bear. Y
acres on White-Oak Swamp road, 800;
William Il. Hooker and Lucian W. Phil
Iips and their wives 10 WestEnd Brick
Comnany, If acres near Cary-street road,
subject to deed of trust, $50, W liam
Loving and wife 10 Edward +. Loving, y
feet on Wood street. $3.50; James Mantle
and wife to c. II. Dickinson, $50 feet on
Inman avenue northeast corner Sixth
street. 500; j. ii. Mingee's trustee 10
Belle Mingee. 46 feet on Thirty-third
stree, between O and p, and 40 feet on
Thlrtv-second street between y and O.
81 900: Winfield Scott TO West-End Brick
company % lots on Glen, Alpine, and
Dance streets and Beaumont avenue,
q GOO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-10
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS.
Degrees Conferred by Libertas Lodge oil
Perfection.

The Scottish-Rite degrees from the
fourth TO the fourteenth inclusive, were
conferred last night at 81. Adams Hall
lv Libertas Lodge Of Perfection, No. D..
There was a large class Of candidates.
and the ceremonies Of investiture were
impressively performed. Rev. X. l.. Will
liams. past venerable master. was present,
and rendered valuable assistance. Among
the visitors were II. L. Collins, OF Balu-
moro . grand cross Of the Court of
Honor. Rev. Preston Nash was elected
senior warden Of the Lodge Of Perfection.
Mr.. Thomas Whittet. venerable master,
closed the lodge a few minutes past IL
o'clock
This afternoon at 1 o'clock the Rose
Croix Chapter meets for important busl-
ness and degree work. The ceremonies OF
the order OF Knights Rose CroiX (eigh-
tcenth degree viii begin about $50
O'Clock. and after supper Rev. Dr. Car
michael. as commander Of the kadosh'
will confer the degree of Grand PontiI-
nineteenth degree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-10

ing many people. and was sent to prison
for life. On his land before he comnitted
his crime was n small town. NOW III mas
grown TO be great city. He became
millionaire. but he was In prison reaplhs
what he had sowed. None can escape
This rule applies TO all. The state au-
thorities may not catch you, but Goo
law WILL Mr.. Moody referred To other
notable cases. such as that or Ahab. IN
which the prophecies had been fulnlled
and the guilty had suffered the penalties
which their acts imposed.
MANS ONLY HOPE.
MIR. Moody asked his hearers what they
were sowing. what they had been sowing
that day: asked whether the Richmond
saloons were opened on Sunday, TO which
DR.. Hatcher replied ''The back doors ex-
pressed his utter contempt Tor young
men who would speak dIsrespectfuliy OF
their parents. and urged young men when
away from home to write to their mothers
and cheer their lonely and burdened
hearts.
In conclusion Mr. Moody said some
one might ask why II was that II a per
son sowed bad seed and repented OF IL
he had to reap what he sowed. mat
question could be answered by illustra-
ton. If "A servant were TO get mao win
his master and SOW thistes with wheat
ne might repent ana DE IotBl'eH' pue nc
would have TO reap the thistles with the
wheat. man might get drunk and In q
row lose an arm. He might repent Goa
forgive him. but he would not get that
arm restored The whole proposition may
be summed UP in this: III you die In
your sins, you can't 30 to Heaven"
The Overflow Meetings.
Rev. George G. Needham conducted
overflow meetings at DR.. Hoge's church
both In the afternoon and at night and
on each occasion had a large congrega-
ton. Tha, congregation IN the afternoon
was composed principally OF men, only
"A few ladies being present. and at night
the conditions were reversed.
An immense crowd attended Miss Ty-
sons meeting at the First Baptist church
Sunday afternoon. and hundreds had To
be turned away from the doors. Nester-
day she began another series of meetings
at the Second Baptist church. The hour
| for these meetings TO commence Is 4. NJ