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The Republican journal., 1903-02-12
Get the Most
Out of Your Food

You don't and can't if your stomach
is weak. A weak stomach does not dl-
gest all that is ordinarily taken into it.
It gets tired easily, and what it fails to
digest is wasted.
Among the signs of weak stomach
are uneasiness after eating, fits OF ner-
vous headache, and disagreeab,o belch-
ing.
II have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla at
different times for stomach troubles, ana
rnn down condition OF the system. and have
been greatly benefited by its use: I would
not be without it in my family. 1 am trou-
bIed especially in summer with weak stom-
ach and nausea and find Hoods Sarsaparilla
Invaluable" E. B. HICKMAN, W.Chester, Pa.
Hoods ydrsdparilla
and Pills
Strengthen and tone the stomach and
the whole digestive system.
The Republican journal., 1903-02-12

Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer.
The Republican journal., 1903-02-12
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF THE
RATIONAL Bank,
At Belfast in the State of Maine at the close
of business February 6, 1908.

of business February 6, 1903.
RESOURCES
Loans and DISCOUNTS. S26l $50 IS
Oyerdrafts, secured and unsecured. 2,2ol GA
U S. Bonds to secure circulation. 10000 90
Stocks, securities, etc. 49,. l24 ,o66 %
clearinghouse, furniture and fixtures 25,Ouo ~
Other zeal estate owned 7oo W
Due from National l}anks(nOt reserve
agents. 900 :.
Dns from approyed reserve agents. 30,161 81
ChecLs and other cash items . 1850 so
Notes of other National Banks. 2,7oO W
Fractional paper currency, nickels,
La,gha Money Reserve in Bank. zig;
legal tender notes. 49,. $3.50 90 24,745 so
Redemption fund with U. $. Treasur-
er Is per cent. of circulation). .-.... 1000 w
Total .s5l6, ,67o Is
LIABILITIES.
cantta, stock paid in. s16o,oOO 90
SuTnlus fund d................... $4,000 90
3sEss ss,J RIoiss less expenses and 1857 OF
National Bank notes outstanding. 10000 90
Due to other National Banks... el 81
Due to Trust Companies and Savings
Banks t.....-... 1I,ocS ~ ~
Dividends unpaid. 1Si3o 90
Demand certificates of deposit ...... 1884 68
rota,e s616, ,e7o 1s
STATE OF MAINE, COUNTY OF WALDO So.
&c ". Wescott Cashier of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ss is true the best " aas
subscribed and sworn to before me this 1lth
day of February. 1908. .o~
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
zozsS Z! 4 sS$Hs' $HsohS' Directors
T. w. PITCHER,
Tha ssNafc hat Rrand'' Canned
The Republican journal., 1903-02-12

Strengthen and tone the stomach and
the whole digestive system.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-14
NEWS IN eRlEF


Davis. l. T.. Is 70 have a watervorFs
system.
Grass O. plentiful ard cattle Ia nne
condition around Snyder. Tex
-Four hundred Cherokeos have nled
allotments az Tahlequah
A fne deposit OF brick clay has been
found near NARROW. T.
Three fine church buildings are n
process Of erection az Lawton. OKLA.
Secretary o. the Interior Hlfchcorr
says he IL amazed az the improvements
IN The ChicLasaw nation.
An attempt 20 wreck a Houston ana
Texas Central passenger train some
miles from Brennan. Tex. vas dis.
covered
General Manager 1rica of the Inter
national and Great Northern Railway
company says Dts road HlI build into
Dallas af an early date
Dr. 9. S. Har.e. accused o. compile
ity iu The murder OF two policy hold.
ers Of the New YORK Life Insurance
company. has been transferred from
III Paao 20 Chihuahua. Mexico.
one OF TIE large boilers az tts IN
hom.ny mills blew up
Fireman Bowers vas killed and elrht
other persons injured
Governor lanham is bus'iy enrae ed
looking over the general Appropriation
bill lie bias until Gal. -..a lnsL 10
Ole q with his vctocs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-14
$3.50
PARKS 90
EOdIdrop,
Mems OUffferS.
Mems OUfffferS.

Capt. W. II Wiley returned from
Mart yesterday. he - thinking
something 81 locating there.
For Sale 40 a Bargain-Nice broom
cottage. 0uthouses, large cistern and
city water; southern part Of town
near graded school. Owner leaving
Bryan. Apply % Hilton. Bros. a
Co. Ia
Judge A. g. Board and the county
commissioners left last night FOR
Caldwell % confer with the Burleson
County Commissioner court, now
ia session, regarding the building Of
bridge across the Brazos river at
or near Bates Ferry. They were
accompanied by Messrs. J. W. Coul-
Ter. + Il. Bate. J. W. Carson and +.
n Royder. 10 H. hoped that this
much-ueeded bridge can be- secured
through joint action Of the two
counties IN the matter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-14
Local WeSOS
80 49, ~ 1900 8

New lawns a. Norwood's. ~
W. Hilton went 10 Navasota yes
terdsy.
Boys low quarter shoes at Nor
woods. 80
Dr. Jones Of Bethel was In the city
yesterday.
Newest styles In ladies collars az
Norwood's. ~
C.M Camp was here from Lewis
yesterday.
I,ooO bolts o. new embroideries at
Norwoods. iJ7
DR.. r n. Howe left for St. Louis
yesterday.
pr. J. d. West went 70 Hearne
R,rday.
Spring turnips at Clarke & Foun-
taln's today. l35
q. W. Brown returned from Ander-
son yesterday.
W. Yeager was here from MILL
can yesterday.
Rev. Father Theon returned from
Dallas yesterday.
Mrs.. Kate Martin returned from
Marlin yesterday.
Car Of choice ear corn on the track.
r. 4. Harder q Go. 49,
Mrs II. V. Kern0le returned from
Dickinson yesterday.
For the best b. b. bad in lie in
surance see u. q. Tabor. rs
ID. ;. Hart j. here from san An
tonic 20 spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kuoblauch
are visiting in san Antonio.
Mrs. Lamar Bethea returned yes
terday from Livingston, Texas.
Levy Bros. are Offering some rare
bargains this week Read their al.
Dry cordwood for sale Ia any GUAM
tity. See ). II. Allphin or phone
II. $40
Miss Estelle Edge left Tor Houston
yesterday % attend school az a con-
vent.
To close at a sacrihce-a line of
mems cOlOred wash vests. Webb
Bros. 1888
Just reccived-Fresh shipment
Huyler's candles. az McDougald's
Drug Store. l42
There's no other go good a. the
New York Life. r.. O.. Tabor can
show you why. iH5
Prof. a. e.. Love of College was
made a knight Templar az the meet
ing Tuesday night.
Mrs. y. s. Jackson aud little son
left yesterday Tor santa 10. New
Mexico. Co lola Mr. Jackson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-14

Mrs. ] y Goodwin offers n very
lne milk COW Cor sale. has young
calf. Inquire az Mrs. Rerrymau's il6
Burt Norwood and W Leigh left
yesterday 90 attend the sale of town
lots 40 Maypearl on the /. a O.. y.
Those lace hose az Webb Bros. for
misses aud childreV are the beet
values ever sold a. pc a pair. i32 3-5
Note the red letter supplement- 10
The Eagle in this issue. advertising
The Eagles Colorado excursion trip
contest.
The Prairie boys (Allcu Academy
fourth team defeated the A. e.. l..
fourth team in two games. Scores
b 8 and Is to =.
For sale Cheap or for Ren-My
home place In west part 81 town;
well improved Apply 70 Oscar Hall
or At Eagle Office. 1876
For sale.-at ouce-all household
and kitchen furniture, child's play
house and flower steps. Apply b
Mrs. Emmett Harue. rs
when you are sure you have the
best you are satisfied. That's the
way you feel with a New York life
policy. X. @. Tabor, agent. rs
Fresh bread and cakes. light, clean
and wholesome, supplied In any
quantity by the Texas Bakery. Mrs.
Otto Boehme, Proprietress. is5tf
II your feet could talk you would
buy a pair OF those boudoir slippers
Webb Bros. are selling 40 J0c "a pair.
Colors are red, black aud tan. 1926
Cold drinks 81 all kinds. ice cream
with crushed fruits, c0nfecti0nerIes.
etc. no q. II. Holmes restaurant and
ice cream parlor. Cream supplied in
quantities. i35tf
Office furniture and fixtures, desk
conyeniences, everything for the
business man, sold by Tire Exline
Co. Dallas. Connolly q Carnes, I
agents, Bryan.
Rev. jewell Howard has returned I
from Okmulgee. I. T.. where be went
90 hold % meeting, but the weather
was sO wet. cold and unfav0rable 10 /
had 90 Boz postponed.
FIR Madole. John Wallace. w n /
May Bob Allphin j n Park. VIII I
swimmer, n r. HutchcsOn, J NJ Nc
Gee, r. + Bean and others were here
from Madison county yesterday.
You can see the picture % the book, .
showing its binding exactly. select .
the quality OF the paper, and save .
lots of uncertainty aud annoyance. 10 /
you viii phone the Eagle Office when .
you want a blank book OF any Kind. .
We represent Exline of Dallas. the .
biggest house in the South.
There are very few towns the
size of Bryan where 70 line of misses .
aud chiidrens slippers, made by I.
such a concern as Mat0uey Bros,
are carried. The above assertion Is
true. If you have never bought Them I
you have overlooked The finest /
misses aud children's slipper made.
Sold only by Webb Bros 1895 I
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-14
HOielArriyAls


r n Ross. Houston; J W Ware,
w Il Bryan, Louisville, l. Ashuer, x
W Hanaway, & W Longucre, Dallas ;
II ID Harrison, New Orleans; CHAT
fer. @ r Thomas, + Duncan. Saint
Louis; W l. Walsh, Austin; II r
Elrod, Joplin, No; r q UseitOu,
Temple: n : Hobson. r e. ConnOr,
Waco; Fred G. Anderson, Monarch.
TUCkER.
r. l. Wright. Huntsville: q Is
Simpson. Marlin. T. q Bacon. X =
Creswell. Terrell. + J. Hayden. J r
Shaw, Mart; } n Henry. Dallas; e.
q Brown. Waco; W Skaius. Macy;
j 4 Gloss, " 4 Thurman. Edge.
CENTRAL.
J Matecki. Madisonville. Eva
Barnes. Elya Barnes, Bette Belle,
Alma Belle, lola.
ARCADE.
J - Upchurch. Clyde UpchWch,
Pankey; Mrs. q s. Howard Harvey.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-14
Confederate Reuuioa at New Orleans

May r. and Is the n q T. G.. r r.
viii sell round-trip tickets b. New
Orleans; fare 80 %. transit limit one
day in each direction: limited 90
leave New Orleans not lated than
May -. 1903: limit will De- extended
% June IS. ie1. if ticket Is deposited
with joint agent at New Orleans on
or before May q and payment of Zee
Of CD cents. W. =. Wilson.
may 1-d-w Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-14
SI.OO

Manhattan Shirts recognized
everywhere as the leader in high
grade shirts 10 exclusive designs
sold only byus.................
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-14
To the PUBLIC

W. &. Fountain has moved 10 his I
new Office, upstairs, In the Parker
building. 1873
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-14

Mrs. l.. G.. Sellers Of Millican was
a visitor 10 the city yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-14

recital Friday night, May Is. The
admission price will remain the
same, = cents 10 all. IN Houston
and Galveston. where DR.. Baldwin
gives r-citsls this week. the adver-
tised prices are 81 aud - cents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-14

.-....f- .... ......t- t--.-. nay Oh
Tickets on sale 40 City National
bank, PARKS & Waldrop's Tyler Has
wells, Wilson d jenkins and Hun
ter d Chatham's i3B
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-14
DR.. MINOR c. BALDWIN.
Return Engagement al Methodist Church
Friday Evening. May Is.

Or. Minor q. Baldwin. whose organ
recital at the Methodist church
Saturday night has been the subject
OF 80 much favorable comment, has,
by special arrangement with the
ladies ~ The Methodist church.
agreed 10 return and give another
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

Blackstone Female Institute, Blackstone,
Va; Miss NJ. Carey Thomas. president
Bryn 5AIawrf College. Bryn Mawr. Pa;
Miss Martha schoheld. principal and
treasurer schoAeld Normal and Indus.
trial School, Aiken; s.. C.; Miss Sally b,
Dickinson, vlce-prcsldcnt 43it. Il Virginia,
State Teachers Association Farmvlle.s
Va; 4 Miss Margaret r. Reale, Norfolk.
Va; MIL, r. C,waltney, chaplain Short,
O. College. Rome, Ca; Hon. joseph B.,
Graham field agent Southern Education
al Board. Taladega, Ala,;5 TT. Rev.
Thomas NJ. Dudley, p. D., II Bishop of
Kentucky, Louisville, Ky; Mr. John
Crosby Brown. New York; Miss Har-3
rlet Mel, Washington, D, Gu Miss NVlg,i
nall, Washington d. c.; Mr.. w. 3. sA1er-s3
rift, State School Commissioner, Atlanta.
Gal, Mr., Lawton b. Evans, State Board
OF Education; Augusta. Ga; Mr., 2,
Bransnn, State Normal School "a q hens
Ga; REV. G, G. syardell,e9 Red VA SPRINGS
Seminary, North Carolina Miss Laura roI
Drake Gill, Columbia uniYerstty. New
York; Dean OF Barnard College Fr, ana
AIRS. Wallace Buttrick, New orli; pr,
Edward Abbott. Cambridge Mnss, Mr.
T.. Nv, Reed editor IA thens amer,
Ga, jNlrs. M. AL Lipsconb, PRINCIPAL
Lucy Cobb Institute, yAthers, Ga MI
and Mrs. Oswald Garrison ~ lard, New
York, Mrs, r. N, Dou bletla y. New York;
(Neltie N Blanchan, authorl; Mr.. r. H,
May, Lunepburg, VA, superintendent of
schools; I3r. gtsi 81 Mrs. TIA cott VIII
l,ams, editor philadelphia Press, T'hia-
deiphia, PAT; Mfr. Howell N. Miller;
washing Ton, VA. i{E, II VI t}gF lzet & 8sI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

nam, N. G.; Mr.. Ri Far!s, scottsyille
Va; Mrs w II II. seheffelin New York;
Mr.. William Jay schieffoln, New York;
Mr.. George r. Clark superb tendellt OF
schools. surryS County, Va; Miss Eliza
beth r. Borst, Highland, Culpeper, Va;
Or. Robert L. Pell. president Converse
College, spartansburg & 8. C,; Dr. .. s.
Rowe University Of Pennsylvania Miss
Laura D. Gill. lean Of Barnard COLLEGES,
New York; Mr.. George r. 81 LEX, 81 per- per.
ntendent Of schools. Brunswick County
Va; Mr. and Mrs w. Graham Tyler, OF
hilndelphIa; Mr.. Joshua l.. Bailey, Phil
adelphia, En- Pa: Mr.. II, ~. Hubbard
treasurer American Missionary Assocla-,
l5tion. New York; Mr., j 4. Joyner,f
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Raleigh, N. C.; Rev. Fit q Dllington,
Calhoun Colored School, Calhoun Lown-A
dies County Ala; Mr.. y, Dallas Rowe,
Conoyer, n, CT; Miss Charlotte r. Thorn
Calhoun Colored School, Calhoun Lown-f
DIES County Ala: Gen. John Eaton,
formerly Commissioner OF Education
Washington, 7, 81; MI 81
Trissell, president Fifth Avenue , Bank
Bureau lot Education, washington.
D. c.; Mr. a, ~ acKelway, edl-
tor Presbyterian Standard, Charlotte, n.
esd 3, Aswell. president Louisiana In
dustNal Institute Ruston. La. s. ReY.
Thomas Y Lawrence y, D., president
Normal and Collegiate Institute, Ashe-3
vile; Dr. John SIassy, president Ala ba-
ma Conference Female College, Tnslsers
gee, Ala; Ex-Governor Cameron, Peters
burg. Ya,; William Henry Sergeant
Librarian. Norfolk Public Library Nor,
folk, Ya,; ut. Hv. g., r.. Nelson Blsh-
op OF Georgia Atlanta, Ca; w. Few.
Trinity College Durham. n, c,; Pr, and
Mrs, Franklin Garter, Camden
Prof. Hugh NJ. Bird, Williamsbprg N ,la,f
W. N. sheats, ts,,perintendent Education
nj Department State Of Florlda ITALIA.
hassee, Fla; ". yenable, president le =
the University OF North Ina, Gllap
eli Hill, N. g., pr, George Fl. Denny
president Washlngto and Lee unlyeys!T
ty University, Lexington, 'Yafi W.,
Harris director The. Jacob s'rolns. i,stl7
tute Port Deposit. Maryland; Fl. s.l g.
Pritchett, principal Sam Houston Norrl
nal Institute, II Huntsville, Tex; Rev.
James Cannon. Jr. M.gE principal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

School Board OF Manassas. Na.;A Mr.
George E. Horr.fedltor of 1.-THE Watcl1-
man" Boston; Miss Marian Lawrence
Boston; DR.. Edwin Knox Mitchell, Hart
ford Theological Seminary, who was for
some years pastor of tho Presbyterian
Church Of st, Augustine. Fla: NJ. Jose
plus Daniels, editor of the News and OBJ
sever. Raleigh, N. c.; Mr.. G. II. Poe, ed
itor of Progressive Farmer Raleigh. n.
c.; Mr.. Joseph C.GBrown. president Of
Citizens National Bank, Raleigh N. CT;
Mr., =. c. Branson, president of the State
Normal School, Athens, Ga. Mr.. E, II.
Sanford Of Knoxville, Tenn; Dr.. +, A..
Alderman, Tulane University, New Or
leans, La; Mr., Samuel Spencer, presi-
dent Of Southern Railway; Mr. William
Holiness Davis, principle Of Randolph
Macon institute, Danvllle; Mr.. Lawton
3. Evans, superintendent OF schools.
Augusta. Ga; Dr,% l., s. Rowe, president
Of the Academy Of Political AMI Social
Science of Philadelphia, Mr.. 3D. john
son, president OF Winthrop Normal
and Industrial College, Rock Hill,
\. ca Mr.. Thomas j, Garden,
superintendent Of schools, Prince Eds
ward, Va; Mr.. ]. W. Holland, school SUI
perlntendent OF Co.. Ala; Rev. IL. Y.
Graham. OF Philadelphia: Mr.. A. j, S,
Thomas editor Of the Baptist Courier,
Greenville, n, c.; Mr., Z. G. Lowry. pres
ident of Blue Mount Female College,
Female Institute; Or. a. s. Hill, princi-
ual Of Williamsburg Academy, Kentucky;
Mrs. j. l., AcConaushy first vice. presi-
dent OF the Alabama Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs, of Montevallo. Ala; Mr,
John V. Sears, Of the Evening Telegram.
Phlladelphia; Gen schott Ship, Virginia
Military Institute, Lexington Va; Dr.
Joseph ., Stewart, president North Car
olna Agricultural College, Dahlonega,
Ga; y. G, Harrison, Shirley r, OF. Dr.
Ben Sloan, president South Carolina Col
lese, Columbia S. Cs;,J. II. Neff, M. D.,
Harrlsonhurg Va; Lyon G. Tyler Wn-
liamsburg; Hon, sydney ], Bowie, Anni-
ston Ala; Or, j. M, Taylor, president
Yassar College. Poughkeepsiea N. Y.;SDr.
q, l.. Wiegins. vice-c chancellor UNIVERSE
~ Of the South sewanee. Tenn; DR.
Jas, A, Quarles. Washington and Lee
University, Lexington. Vas; Dr. and Mys.
John Graham Brooks, Cambridge Mass
pr, Edward Minis, Trinity College, Dur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

Gordon, Mr.. John W, Gordon. Mr.. James
r. Gordon, Rt, Rev. Robert A. Gibson,
Rev. Mr.. Gravatt. Mrs. John Farland.
Mrs. Robert II. Fisher. Mrs. Charles
Bosher, Mr.. J, Taylor I5llyson. DR.. w.
I e. Evans. Mrs. L. r. Dashield Miss
Mary Crenshaw, Mr.. w Scott Copeland,
Mr.. Charles B. Cooke, Mr., Benjamin
Crump, Mr.. James D. crump, !. Judge
George l.. Christian, Mrs Herbert A.
Claiborne, Mr.. w. A, Crenshaw,-Mr. Wal.
ter Christian. Mrs, George Ran Cannon,
Mr., II, NJ. Cannon. Mr. Z. A. Catlin
DR., +, w. cartwright, DR., S. G. Mitchell,
Mr., Frank P,Brent. Mr.. g, G, I3aughman,
Mrs jackson Bolton, Mrs. Helen Manson
Miss Mary Morrison, Mrs Thomas L.
Moore, Mrs. George Schoen. Mr.. Robert
Lee Traylor Mrs, Albert Bruce Prof
Charles Winston, Dr8J, "A, G.. Chandler
Mr.. w. Minor Woodman, Mrs. G. Il,
Whitlock. Mr.. John c. Williams, Mr.
Everett Waddey Mrs, Maurice Smith
Mr., W, S.. Rhoads, Mrs, Alice Palmer
Mr.. B, F.. Johnson, Mr.. Albert II, Hill
Mr.. John S. HARDWOOD Mrs. Mary Har-
vie. Mr. Charles NJ. Ferrll, Mr., John 8
Ellett, Mr.. j. 3. Elan, Mrs. ID, T, VIII
liams, DR.. l.. NJ. Cowardln Mr., Herbert
f O. Funston, Mr., Stephen Putney. Mr. w
II, Urquhart, Major James II. Capers
Mrs, Anna D, Carr.
Il Some of the visitors who have positive.
5ly indicated their purpose to be present
h DR.. ard Mrs Lyman Abbott Rev, DR.
Joachim Elmendorf. Mr.. r, Fulton Cut,
ting and several of his family Mr.. and
Mrs, Robert G. Ogden. AR and Mrs, W
Guillaudeu. Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Wat,
son Glider. editor of 1.-THE Century" Or
and Mrs, Albert Shaw, editor OF Review
of Reviews, DR., and Mrs. Walter Page
editor Of Worlds Work Mr., and Mrs
William Putnam. DR.. William j. schleff'
lin. Mr., v, Everette Macy. DIR. Felix Ad
Ter, professor Columbian Un!yersityi Or
Nicholas Butler, president Columbian
University; Mr.. S. H. Edmunds, superin.
tendent OF City Schools, OF Sumter; Mr.
j. A. Gamewell, of Wofford College
spartanburg; Mr.. Robert Garrett. Of
Baltimore; Mr.. j. W, jenkins. Southern
editor OF Baltimore Sum DIR. Richard
McIlwaine, president Of Hamden-siidney
college; Ir, George 9, Round, of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

one OF the great events Of Richmond
this spring is the annual convention o.
the Conference for Education In the
South.
This splendid body OF philanthropists
will meet In the Academy OF MUSIC OF
this city on the afternoon OF Wednes-
day. April 22d, This will be the session
for reorganization. 1t is exceedingly
4 likely that the present officers VIII be re-.
elected al once and without opposition.
president Robert c. Ogden Is SO wrap
ped UP In the work and mission OF the
Conference that 1t would be impossible
TO find better man.
The Southern Education Board IS the
Executive Board OF the Conference and
is composed as follows,
Robert c. ogden. Or. Charles ", Dab
new DR.. Il, A. Alderman, Or. z. D. Nc
EIver DR. H.. B. Frissell, George Foster
peahody. Rev. Wallace Buttrlck, D, D.,
Hon. II. Fl. Hanna, William Il, Baldwin.
ar DR.. Albert Shaw, DR.. Walter ~,
page, and Edgar Gardner Murphy
The session in the afternoon VIII be de,
liehtful because It will be Informal and
there will be a quantity OF handshaKlns
and gnod-nature generally, II y will no'
be long. this actual transaction OF pusi-
ness. and the remainder OF the time, VIII
be spent In getting acquainted,
GREAT OPENING SESSION.
4 The frst great formal meeting which
viii be OF special interest to the general
/ nubl!c VIII be held that night, The au-
d,ence which will assemble In the Aca-
DENY that night will be the peer IN cul-
ture and distinction OF any that has ever
gathered in this city. The president OF
Inc Conference elected IN the afternoon
viii preside ard Will present Hon, A. J,
Montague. Governor of Virginia, who Will
welcome the guests to the State, Re,
sponse will be made py some member OF
the Conference and then Will follow the
prescribed programme for The evening.
Three sessions Thursday and Friday
vii, be held and the concluding meeting
occurs on SATURDAY at the University OF
Virginia, But a trip will be taken down
the river as far as jamestown on Mons
4 day, the 9th, and many Will stay oyer
10 enjoy this treat, The programme for
4 each JAY viii embrace distinguished
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
0TABLE EDUCATORS The CONFERENCE HERE

lter.equlpped rivals. which makes onsf
throat and q swelling in the heart res
Gion. n Chs III 3S @ IL 81
q Hundreds OF letters come so me each
written or sent II lluma n beings possess
Z ed tho confidence and trust and resigna-S
Stion Of this In ferlorg an IN an Unseen
Ruler "a y, va n sss
b Rhythmic could not see his driver, but
he felt his hand upon tho rein, and his
whip upon his hanks, and sped on, DOING
? his best. 2 asss IA 5isi ii. \ h "a "a, n
We cannot see God, Yet Vet We We are driven
4 by some strange force. pulled to the
right and left, and whipped on, and Ia
stead OF doing our best. most Of US are a
doing sour worst, III or, Snothing at ali. To
make ~ he race % success, ~
I'LL We curse the power which pulls ana
5Whips,s and try to oppose It., and then
scompla IN that our lives have been forced /
Into the channel OF failure. "A 3 M
lt,ls mot true ToGgo ahead, trusting
In Divine guidance and In ourselves. and
\ to do our hest, means success when Ia
race Is over. Fl gJ ~. 3s}, 'fl kk -
cannot fall to win. II IL the lark.
Ing back. the hating, the doubling, stiie
com ming OF our ira ok, of our posi-
\ ton on IT.. and the d!strust Of. our
Driver which brings failure ! Z ''FS ~
On, for more human RhythmIcs!
The record was this, when the race was
The great I: blind conqperor, Rhythn.c.
slIesped IL the dark, though the sun rode
I III the cloudless arch OF an August sky.S
The world for him was a pail Of black,
1 But he heard his master, he felt tho
track. y 'sf
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