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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
Garine.
Or. @ebrins bar isien bOIot ct Sore.
Srag ON Snbcrfnluie.

Den bersmte g%erIinerl9ee b. geb.
ring bolot nplig paa oct itore 9otur.
f~orifermsoe | &asieI ct 6oreorog ON
SGring, % Sopeopunfterne opri bill
pore pad i'm BIaos / "Decorab.go 30.
item. Get I9gepioenifabeIige ORR
ior Earring err SuberfnIoie, og man
fan BRUCE begae Orb ifI9ng. Or.
gebrina paaitaar, at porne @enne.
FER life er n6iatte for Seringsimitte,
men at Den beito lettere angriber
Born. SGnge fan Smitteitoiiet lig.
&c ifiult, % berfor bpnoer oct oite,
at Spgoommen fsrit brpoer ITO | Den
pofsne sIber.
6slgenoe HeaIer bsr enbner SAINT.
lie ie til at efterlepe: y Barnet maa
boloes fiernt ira ale Smittefiloer,
og 10 pngre oct er, oeito ioriigtigcre
mao man bore. Spis oct paa nogeit
Waaoe fnn unogaaes, bsr man life
laoe ct Sp9obarn Ieoe paa tunitig
Rpring G6atefIaife), men set bsr
faa briffe al Nooerbrpitet, / oct mino'
ite ! De fsrite ltger al lit 2ip. Iobers.
meIfen inoeboloer ncmIis / De Heite
SilfPloe n9Iten ingen p~atboloaiIfe
Spirer. @r man nsot til at britee
@self al 1pr (aomelf er 10 Sen al.
minoelisite), inn rtau Den foses. q
0fan pogte TIC for at laoe Barnet
fomme | gersrelie meo gerioner, iorn
lioer al SuberfuIpie; iiar noa life
.laaoanne fan 2op til at fpsie oct. 81
gfan bsr unbgaa ale Subpirfninger,
iom bar Ell ipGffenbe % aifr9itenoe
S%noHpbelie, Barnet Dor faa Iepe iaa
goot iom ntiiIis, % | gGreIierne bsr
Der bore Sol ogs; rem Suit. ~
Sfisnt pofsne antaaelis life imittes.
maa DC BOG pogte iig for at inoannoe
lloionbringer at tGringsipae gario'
ner. sppt % Slim er iirr farItse,
nanr DC tsrres % goar oper | Suf-
ten. 81 SlibcrfuIsie Iennqifer, iom
better iterft, bsr 30 for iig ielu, %
bar DC fact begpnbeuoe SGring, maa
De ienoes til soseI &rranItaltcr.
Or, 9ebring bar tiblisare opiiinoet
ct IibbeI mo0 9ifterit (0ipbtberia),
og oct bar frelit mango @srR ira 81.
Den. sos os er oct fienot UNDER
Rapn al antitorin. Gii isger ban at
itnbe ct ligeiaa goot IiobeI MOB
SGring, % oct iiges,. of ban er paa
goo &ei. Snbpcbuing al ben Rate.
rie, iom or opiunben al en- anben
itor inf 9Gge, nemlig Or. aoh, &c.
ifptter MOB Suberfiiloie, Iigeiom Sen.
ners 9ofopnirg forebpgger Smaafop.
per. engar9 pil man bel fprntne iaa
langt, at ole Snfeftionsipgoomme
eHten fan forebpgges eler fureres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
c~peHfaaenae Sauaratiou pier tpotlis. bpas
oennt ftore cpbasslfc bar eiori. Sen uil aisre
bet famine for big. Gil ou prppe ben paa
nor Sfffoitaina.

fore aiieHhtim Wlsoital 9iipsniarp. siort ben oosr.
ralfenoe SstIgnbtgiorelis, Iebtaaet al abiolnt 9epts,
ION bar fnaet Eager nj at iiaa maollpie al 6prnHs
bring. al ban pirte4ig bar ~trembragt ell Slanbina. tom
ioar Sonr til at opiie paa ct iinlhet 9poeb, Tottps
ret ai9r ben RaaftaHb, al ban efitr Aarlangs Gffpsrt.
Inenter enoelta bar naart fin ambitious Mtaal. Ior
9pttoren er ale pooeber itee. Der sr inaen. ION lite
ton fnrereS al bette merieIlee WiboeI. Sliteu nuer peIs
b%reoelier. iom aaersoe er qiort. er pirfelte iorhauienoe.
co par bet life for be boe Sttning, iom 9oitoreH
%tno,a1er, Of be pperoeoiisRoe @ibnssbpro ira 9orgsre
opsr belle sanbet. iaa fuHoe bet iVnrs altior ~forunosr.
Itat i'll at bare iauot.
Ter fan life bore uogen ip,l um 9Qaens Cprigtig.
beh. noar ban ger lin Baaitano. heller life fan bans
Seibreoelfer btIpnteres. 9aH f~oriaueer itfe. at nogen
Mlone. 9otube eler 5arn fal tro BAN etsr uogen an.
ben, men ban itaar fGrbig % pillig til at isnbe en- Bro
pepatie at bans Saaropltnerbt Mibbel Ill bbenL 6er
ifrietr til BAN ON bet pg laoel9gger 81 2 Sent Srs
merit til at beialt Yorto. Sad en- eneite gat bar bet
iaaet paar til at begDHoe at ppre paa popeber, Joni l
oareois bar naret ftaloebe. Oct bar iianitt panr. ION
holot poa at fdloe al EFT Zine. 7et naar nloria tell
~liseepIbis bpilfen 3iliiaHb. aloer eler Rieu. @aHlle
Nionb, nuse Yf0ub. 8pinoer oa Born har boit @aon
al en- riaelig 9rug ~ oeRue itore OpbaeeIie. Feriom
oi er ifaloet. boiSN bit Soar boloer paa at fable I'D.
sner bpis bit 3aar. gIHebrpn eler GRnbaor sr tpHbe
elier forte. ifrio til AltenheIm 9teoital 3iipsniarp,
642 Soio Ylog. Cincinnati Ghio. og tuol9l Ct 2 ( sRt
5riuerie I'll at betals Bprtp paa en- ri Bnftt. o. om
fort lib oil bn bore inioItrnoig sienoprettet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

nIpbe.aaae.

4 Stopper MeI, 1 aop Smsr, 1
Sop foo SLIDE, 3 aopper Suffer, 2
9beifeer gafina Bomber, 10 sGgge.
hoiber, / Tbeife Gitron.Grtr ener
&oienpano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
sinar Ifal Sleoen fiarnes?


Sibeu ben itprite Del al aft Smpr
blir lopst / @teierier (Greameries) /
Dor 2ib, iaa iorbOIospis Tibet berai Ia.
Ues biemme paa Sarmen, iaa ruaosr
Der itpr u~uioenbeo nn9aaenbe 6lsbsns
SsbanoIins. Ien til eget Brig biem.
me bpr bog SjGrninSen al Smpr ircm'
oeles p9re &egelen, oa bet Ter oaarligt
ND, naar Der for en- flor Susbplonius
mna fjBbeS Smpr, mebenS Der lamti'
bist iaIses 5IpNe fra Sarmcn. Raar
6leoeu pm Sinterer bar ftuurt en- ire
Sases Glib / 60 @rabcrs garme, efter
at ben ben er Itummet, bn bar ben OPP
naaet ben posielise Sprltsber. iom frG'
pes ior al ina 9Uot Swpr. On Spm'
mcreu opnaur 5lDOeu ben npbuenbise
Sprligbeb, ellsr bpao Der fan fables
Mpoeubeb, pan tOrters Eio. Hpitum.
met, elIsr aIoeles ieo 5Ipos, or life itif,
fet iii Of fjGrnes, bells iOroi oct er umii'
ligt at iaa alt Smprret no. Na me9et
bliuer isjeu i SiGrnemeIteu, bells usiaa
icroi iaaoant Srrer life taaler at pp6es
pares ret IGnse uoen OF BIZ ucItiGmt.
boiler life bar bet Den rette % bebite
Smng.
Weieriitsrne ~paaitanr, at bpsr Gang
upiiummet 6Ipbe ira Separatpren itaI
blanbes iammsu msp ben tiolisere ltum'
meoe. MA Den a~ifipIeS, % eerpda itol
ost belle rprss soot iammsu. Otter
bette CT ben Sraris iprtaiteIis. at tuee
en- aauNe bells inlct meo tOlot 5Irbe p9
ian luoe 5lpSsn fra Separatoren, uSen
UiOere tpmme | ianme aauNs. SeIu
bar ri pna uur 5arm life npic siterfpm'
met oenue Der nRuute Sprifriit % bar
CT heller mGrist itabslise 5slser berai,
men nel tan 9ler1e b1noe al bet bar IN
sOoe Srunc.
Gu Ting pco ri meo @isbeb, % bet
er, al ReuSligbeo / 5jBiet er Ell npopsn.
big SettueeIis for at ioa psIimasenbe
5lpoe 90 Smer. Si bar bert, at en-,
telte 5armere life renier Separaipren
Oiiers sHb N Sang / rlsen. Slist eF
iOr gait, entsH bet er for ssst Drug
eler Smsrrst itaI iaIses, iaa bpr ben
reHuaftss busr Tag, % huis en- flor
RGusbe 0aeIt itummss, iaa bsr ben
rcHies ipr bpsr Sang ben er tasst i
Brig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
Den f%oripunone Denb.

6. 9. @ent6, en- ing @iaiouer |
philadelphia, ioripanbt for Here
Tiger iiben / oct i~popeitlige 8irginia,
og man bar anitiaet alleiIagS 6or.
n~pSninger ON, bpor oct er blepet al
bam. 5 oen ienere 5ib bar Der, iour
meooelt. perieret Hpgter | apiierne
ON, at 6orbrpSere bar taset bom til.
funge % forlanger 100000 for at
Hippo bnm fri. 9rpberen, :. 9.
@ent8, iiaer imiblertib, at her life er
Spor al Sarbbeo / oisie Rggter, oa
Sc life bar bsrt ct Ruf ira eler ON
Ben ioripunone.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13

bis " aop gaeIf o. 2 Stopper aaeI i,
man iprit bar bIanoct VI 9be.
ifc sobd % en- itrssen Ebeife Cream
Of Eartcr / MeIet. Mnn bnlOer bet
op ! Wiifin.Y dns.
Granberrs Bic.
1 Eint opbdffebe Granberries, t15
Sop Suffer, 1 Sop Molasies, -
Stop ganb o. en- spiieife wseI. Oct.
te er not til en- nleeet itor pie % tie.
ges lungicmt ue6 "Gruit" boooe
oper pa un0er.E
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
CARMEN ps DuDs,t.
Rssiserst Al en- praits Sarmss
geifpt 5rnsttrrerns.

SiuNui w HtuttBt uHpbS AhW itM
mna bapes TiIipn meo for 8intercu for
Gluor inbtrRoer, er ben Beitpttelie,
iom 5%rusttrasrne, iirr be uiise bpr
iaa, buis be life Hal beitabises at ga.
rem ellsr Rartmuiene. Wob be fibIte
pleier bet bare tiIitratfsiist at man ia.
ger paf Oct @ras, Tom er poret tat Op
omfrins Stammen, cs berpaa taser
nOaIe Sfufer rem Mulb os Iasser i
Siebst ps iaa tramper bet sobt til.
Sois @rasist life rptfss bort, iaa
Iaper Muiene fig ct Tifbolbsiteb Der,
siter at Snsen er fommen, os snauer
8nrfen al ruubt omtrina Stammen.
0eite forbinbrss peb at fslse ben Der
aupiite Metbooe.
Woo Snren bruses forifielIise Mib'
Ter, ulminoelisit puerimpres Stammen
meb Spibpait boOri er iammenblanbet
iaaoorne Eager. Tom man peb. Saren
life liter, iOm for GrempeI SuOpIbOnt
aarbolipre eler Seroiene. Samme
&eiuItat opnaaes psiaa peb at itrpse
5ebi eler Blob pua Stammeu. De
flsite @nrtnere unolaosr bog at briise
oisie Der nepnte MibIer, ba be CT al
ben Menins. at be uirfer Itabelist paa
5rGet. Gt pitle pmtrins Stammen
ct Sag al auispapir % binbe bette taft
meo SpsIin9 er en- meget anpenot Maa'
be, men ma naturIi9uiS 9ientases buer
Sglt. Get famine CT Sili9loet, buur
man pitler ct 5aug al iammentounoct
eaer iletiet Ores pmtrit9 Stammen for
tiQiae at beitDtte bet mpb baaro ginter.
iroit os gaariOlsns itabelise 8irfnins.
Get, iom BOG allerbelit tan anbeiales,
er ct Rstp9rt nf Staoltraab. @aar ct
iaaoaut iettes 9oot % fat nso iii
Wartea. iaa itanser bet Martmuiene
uoe % er tiaise en- uebparenbe Seifpt.
telie mob !Sarens &n9reb. 8eo at
tase ct fort NOT Stpfte, iua oil bet bare,
inbtil Erect er iaa fort, at bet itfe
~lGnaere trGuser noseu Seitpttelie of
ben Slass. Sanl9n9e Trret er ungt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
uorff. q n,erifanere.
lGtrptamter al Br.

sGu rsbe Noie. Tom bromitrer bilt
ca ffrGurmer os mto bit 8for.
Eli big gap europa fin .YpSefDift,
1acn @eiten fin pppige Soro."
-Nhgeu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
l.IuoSing.
Smaa Srnst-Saser.

/ itor Spiicife Smsr % Ell Spite
Ife SmtIt rsreS til 6Iebe meo Ell
Stop Suffer. Geri bar man isrit Ell
Del tsrret 6rust iom Goiiuer, cpbat.
feSe 6igener eller aoriuter, - bpao
man tr9iier til al bare paa Saon.
oen. - peb at bape bette | Smsret
os Sufferet, isr man bar noset aubet
/. unbgoor man, at Srusten ipnfer
thumbs, iom elers oite err SilfGI.
oet. Saa bar man bet reune SfaI
% Saiten al eli haIp Gitron i, y re.
pet Muifai 90 en- Sbeife aanel. .
sge piipes os rsres goot iammer
meS oct spriae. Saa bar man perel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-13
Seq faar 0aar til
at bofie paa ifals
OeDc @Dpeoer.
On berpmt 1uftsrs aemifrr bar Opsasst ea
bsunmrIis Slanoing. iSm bnrtis faar
9aar til at hottie pna bbiltstloms
beif Italeet spbso.
san iemser en- fri prssepaffe I'll snbper,
ypm lfrtper.

Otter ct haIot NarhuHbreoe { 9abc ~raioriet. frpuet Hto
beetle looer for fine mango psroensbersnie Gpbaesls
Yer bar ben bersMte S9qs'Rsmiitr, Jon i%ortitaar bet
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-02-18
ROwDY MAGNATES.

CharIesiown, w. Va, Feb, IA.
John ii. Winder, genefaI man.
agsr oFrthe Kanan ha aud Hook
ing Goal companT, Dan Hanna,
sor of Senator Mark Hanna and
othara are charged with aeeault-
ing Hon. W. q. Caldwell, q mem
be- Of the lagisia,ure from Ohio
co"ntv here sa~ly THE morpiug
while the latter was going home
from the legislative ball in g cab.
The other men had been at a
club during the night, so it is
CHARGED. Thev were on their
way TO the Ksnawha and Mirhi-
gan depot and wanted a hack.
They hailed the hack in which
Representative Caldwell was rid
ing and attempted to enter it
Caldwell protested and said the
cab was his. Winder and Hanna
are said to have entered the hack
and 1t is charged that Winder
dealt Caldwell a hard blow in
the face rendering HIM uncon.
saioss. Representative Caldwell
gas thrown out @ tho hack and
the others took charge of it.
Caldwell was picked up by HE
friends and taken TO the hotel in
a serious condition. Winder,
Hanna and others left on an
early morning Kanawha and
Michigan train for Columbus, O.
a warrant for their arrest was
sworn out by Caldwell and tele-
graphed to Point Pleasant, w.
Va. The affair has caused a very
great sensation here and it is
said that a requisition will be
made on other States for the re-
turn Of all parties implicated.
Representative Caldwell ls
resting well under the care of
physicians. He vas badly hurt
and may lose an eye.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-02-18
MANAGER WANTED.

Trustworthy, either sex, by
Wholesale Mcr"handieo ComDa-
ny Of solid financial standing, to
manage Local Representatives
who Will organize clubs among
consumers. 10 per cent. saved
for our customers. business no
experiment but a proven sue
cess. Salary $500 a week, eX-
pense5 advanced. Experience
unnecessary. Address d 3.
Clarkson, Mgr, 334 Dearborn
st Chicago, III jan72 2m
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ak Returns 1903.
Auditors Notice.


NOTICE Is HFRTRY GIVEN
~ hat thi7 Office viii open from che
lst daN OF January 1908 10 the 10th
day Of February 1902, for the purpose
Of receiving he returns Of the tax
PAYERS OF Lancaster county.
All persons having personal prop
nrtg IN their DusFasa.3u o~ c.utr0l a.
Nnno&2rr Holder or as Husband,
pN~ ut Guardian. Trustee Tvn0ut0~.
At".uistra'or, Receiver, .A.-ne' o.
Attorney Gn ,'e la. 'nT ~ January
1902. 0ro rc0uired Nv law fo list the
..ne .ar rtaNouou rain'u r.a time ro.
u..".H Wy law. ar i.... g.. penalty of
h'tv per cent. which attaches in case
To-. ....9g do 90.
The Taxuaver- VIII note all Real
.... ... 4..4..,. e.. IMPROVEMENTS
made si,ce las, RETURN.
... maI. person. between the sucs
.. a. o.H 90 ps" ''e'F. ~. Poll Tas
aF.-Ut those oyamDt ~ law.
... tual..r 3H...I. ..r....r viii s.-
..a .n rnIovia. l.... in 'ha
....rfr on the day ..u.1 g,io,y Tor
60 ,aEsrnscuca " tu. rul1c.
.sreoIs- -Tuosdgy Ian elb lqr4 -
m.
r.. ...r-' valley GraaFav Ian
y, loo3 '''' --'s' Jul
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-02-18
NS1PpEARING' BIRDS,
New. York Tribune. So

N'N .ft9 4 -
Young birds have to- be taught
a great many things, but there
ere come feats which they know
without instruction. In large
open cage in the New York Zoo
illogical park is a covey of 6
CaIifcraia Pa-tridges, ABOUT one
third grown, and their. little ban
tam stepmother. She dczes al
one end of the range or walks
slowly about, pecking among the
blades of grass. The small sexes
Keep close together, and if we
watch them for several minutes
wo will see some of the things
which must have come to them
as their feathers and little bills
came--from the egg. Unlike the
hen, they are suspicious Of your
every movement, hut in short
time they forget that you are not
a lifeless tree trunk or other
harmless object near their cage.
They select sunny spot, always
on the dead leaves, never on the
green grass, and here, after much
cuddling and pushing, but never
a peep, they squat, usually IN all
irregular circular with heads out
ward. Unless there arc dead
leaves or some similarly colored
surface in their cage, they never
settle down contentedly for a sun
bath.
We watch them nestle close to
the ground and close their eyes {;
then some movement on the part
OF The hen may attract our atten-
ton Tor moment, and on looking
back again we are amazed to find
the little birds have disappeared.
Ii is fact that if we lose sight
of them even for a short time, the
eyes at first refuse to distinguish
them from the dried leaves. Their
little backs are dull. dark brown
in color, broken by irregular fine
white lines, very much like the
mold lines on fallen leaves, while
the lighter sides of the head, in
stead OF being at all conspicuous,
are exactly like the lighter Shades
OF some old leaves, the imitation
being more perfect from the fact
Of the cO)Oring being mus broken
up. Even the little brush of up.
raised feathers in their heads
hints of tho beautiful recurved
helmets Of the old birds-appear
Ike small, frayed out pieces OF
grass or leaf.
# We. look toward them with
I?''c'csed eyes noy a.lrape Of the
is visible. All appear sound
asleep, md the Httle heads sag
4co"s(!y TO one side Duj.al Ga'
a''ga,eat noise each black bead OF
a0 ny6i7 wide open, and siE scur-
E.i~g,PG,rs Of leg, or rounded.
"a.Jl."@ wings, cauyina tAeir
oaner8 TO the further SIDE OF the
o.w.. os !. Or uc.,'. Wind had
sw'"..iy caught 4r some Of the
!."' .a@~~" "e'-.o us ... 'oese1
.i.w ..o.a 'ar -.a,.... /. IS ali
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-02-18

What is probably the biggest
locomotive N the world has Just
boon completed at ao1aectady
Il. l., and viii Dc used for haul.
ing freight over the Rocky Noun
talns. 1t measures seventy feet,
aud on a level track can haul
q train of goods wagons s. mile
and a half long.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-02-18

When yOu,wake up with bad taste
in Y"nr mouth, 90 ut once 10 j r
Mackey Il Co.'S drug store and get a
free sample ot Cham mberlain's stomach
and Liver Tablets. One or two doses
will make you we'll They also cure
biliousness, sick headache and consti-
patton.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-02-18
Dissolution Notice.


The firm of Funderburb Go
will on January 1st, 1903, by
mutual consent Of the parties
com mposing said frm-A. l.. Fun
dcGburk and b. Y. Tunderburk-
be dissolved.
All parties indebted to us by
note or account will please come
forward and settle AT ONCE, OF
make satisfactory arraugom nts.
This notice IS intended Tor ali
who owe Us.
Respectfully yours,
FuuleTUGrk Co.
Dee. 12'O2.3t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-27
FIFTY WITNESSES
IN CAMPBELL CASE
This Number to Be Allowed Amherst
County Judge TO Testify in
the Investigation.

There Is still great deal Of talk In
legislative circles concerning the Camp
'bell-crawford investigation. which will be
resumed here on February 10th.
1t Is understood that tho Committee for
Courts OF Justice. having charge Of the
case, has allowed Judge Campbell fifty
witnesses to start with, and that he will
DO given even more IL he shall desire
them. The indications therefore are that
the end OF tho matter Is yet far ahead,
and that some very spicy scenes may be
expected
judge Campbell has written letter
here stating that upon the examination
of the records Mt Amherst 1t Is discovered
that the transaction relating to the '.pre-
scrptlon BOTTLE referred to In the tes-
tlmony OF somo OF the witnesses as hav-
Ing been loaned to some one by Judge
Campbell, took place before tho latter
went ON the bonch, and that therefore
tho evidence was Irrelevant
The dispositions referred TO as having
been taken on the occasion are said to be
dated In the year 1898. which was before
Judge Campbell was appointed.
Letters have been received by Chairman
Southul from Mr.. II. G. Payne, of Am
herst, and Judge stephen Adams. of
Lynchburg, correcting certain Of their
testimony In the case, The formers cor
rection relates to the salc OF liquor by
s. A, Day, and that of Judge Adams
specifies June 2s. 1909. ms the date ,lpon
which application was mNde to him to
sit In the Campbell assault. 5se, Neither
of the corrections are thought to be ma
terial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-27
HAVE NO RIGHT TO
REBUKE THE WORLD
The view Taken BY a Meth
odistMinister Of the Du-
ties of the Preachers.

That ministers OF the gospel have no
right to rebuke the world for the sins
OF omission and commission is the opinion
expressed sunday evening by the Rev. r.
Al. Maxey In sermon delivered by him
at the Asbury Methodist Church. Of
which he is the pastor
Mr. Maxey was discussing the very In
terestlng question of 1.-THE Duties and
Prerogatives of tho Ministry subject
which has gained more or less
prominence here recently, In tho con-
struction of his thought he divided all
men into two classos-- those In the church
and those out Of the church, or OF the
world. Tho church. no said, has placed
Itself under the care and guidance of the
ministry; the world has not There
should therefore ba a difference In the
manner In which a preacl should ap-
rroach the two. The fact that there
should bo such difference Is upheld by
right, eXpedlency, courtesy, and scripture.
Following out this thought, Mr.. MaXey
declared that In tho church, minister
has 4 right to reprove, to rebuke and eX-
hort. III the world he has no such right.
Here he must be an evangelist. he must
seek to lead men and to persuade man.
but there he must stop,
1t Is not his privilege hero to rebuke o.
Tho pulpit must meyer be personal. 1t
should condemn lying and stealing but
1t should not say to some particular man
or men you arc llars.' or you are
thieves" ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-01-27
HE YIELDED TO A
MOTHERS PRAYER
The Governor Pardons Young
George P. Holman. the
Fluvdnna Man.

The pleadings of a heart-broken mother
have been heard by Governor Monta que,
who yesterday granted conditional par
don to George p. Holman, the young man
convicted of attempted assault upon Miss
Cora Lacy, Of this city, and sentenced
to jail for twelve months
Tho case attracted a great dead Of at
tentlon at the time, and the charge
against Holman was as serious and grave
as possible. After prolonged trials both
In the Police Court and before Judge
WITT, of the Hastings Court. Holman
was sent to Jail for twelve months in &C.
t0ber, 1902, convicted Of common assault
and battery. Two features OF the casa
gave 1t prominence Holman IL the son OF
former Judge Holman. OF Fluvanna
county, and has many well-known family
connections Throughout the State The
young lady who preierred the charge is
a daughter OF the gentleman with whom
Holman boarded at the time of the as
sault. She was subject to fits and her
mind Is not strong. Holman invited her
to go to an entertainment With him,
given by a friend Of theirs on West Clay
Street Returning, and being caught in
the rain. Holman. according to her story.
took her to the house of his washwonan
on the plea OF borrowing an umbrella.
Messrs. George q. Wise, OF this city,
and Pembroke Petit, Of Fluvanna,
eliminated tho element OF criminal as
sault and brought In verdict only for
common assault.
When tho news Of her sons trouble
reached his mother in Fluvanna. she was
almost Frustrated. and tho grief has
brought her into seriously III health. The
Governor hopes that II her boy Is re-
turned to her she may improve and the
years OF her life heightened. One OF tho
conditions of the pardon Is that the son
return to her In Fluvanna.
Ills Excsllency gives these reasons for
the exercise of clemency:
This is conviction of simple assault
and confinement IN tho city Jail for one
year Nine Of the Jury and very large
majority Of tho members of the Legisla-
ture, together with many other citizens,
urge me to pardon this young man.
In view Of these considerations and tho
health and pathetic condition Of his
mother, am constrained to pardon the
prisoner, conditioned upon his return to
Fluvanna county and his good behavior
and failure to violate any Of the laws of
the Commonwealth.