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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-22
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WHO'S Afraid.

This is the title of a beautiful steel
engraving, issued by the Chicago &
North Western Railroad, that will please
the little folks and be an adorn
ment to the nursery. 1t is 6x9 inches, in
size, printed Oh heavy card with vide
margins, suitable for framing Sent to
any address on receipt of four cents III
postage by w. b. Khiskern, passenger
traffic manager Chicago
Very Low Excursion Rates TO EsesiYer.
Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
Via the North Western Line will be in
effect from all stations January Z, s and
8. 1905, with favorable return limits,
account OF. Annual Conventions nation
al Live Stock and Wool Growers, AS
sociations. Two fast trains through to
Colorado daily only, one night For
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cage 81 North Western R'y.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-22
Notice to Shareholders.

The regular annual meeting Of the
shareholders Of the Pierre National
bank of Pierre, S. D., for the election of
a board Of directors and the transaction
OF such other business as may be pro-
per, will be held at the banks place of
business on Tuesday, January 10, 1905
at 3 o'clock p. m
MAX ]. KEHR, Cashier.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-22
Special Holiday Excursion Rates For
Students aud Eeachers.

Via the North Western Line excursion
tickets will be sold at low rates on pre-.
sentation of proper certificates issued
by the educational Institution. For full
particulars as to dates of sale, limits,
etc., apply to agents Chicago & North
Western R'y.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-22
Domestic Troubles.

1t is exceptional to find a family.
where there are no domestic ruptures
occasionally, but these can be lessened.
by having Dr.. Kings New Life pills
around. Much trouble they save by
their great work in stomachana Liver
troubles. They not only relieve you,
but cure. 25c, at Nj. y. }Schubert's.
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piles. Cure Guaranteed. Only 25c at
nj. ]. Schubert's drug store.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-22
Wonderful Neeve.

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joints. But there's no need for it.
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pain and cure the trouble. Its the
best salve on earth for Piles, too. 25c,
at M. j. Schuhert's,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-22
Very Low Rates To Teachers Meeting
at Deadyvoost. $. I'd.

Via the North Western Line, Elk
,curslon tickets will be sold Dec. % Or
26 for trains making connections at
Sioux City with trains scheduled to
leave that point 7:3o p. M, Dec. 26,
limited to return until January 8, in
elusive. Apply to agents Chicago &
North Western .R'y.
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Wa.n,t wise.

$50 you told Mrs. Cunningham
that she looked as young as her daug h-
ter, suppose that caught the OLD
lady? b. F. Yes, but it lost me the
daughter Stray Stories.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-22
HIS nr:fef t,seasssEs,

Neighb How long did you stay ~
the club Yesterday. Jones Jones
the best part Of the evening Mes
Jones Why John, yoli came home H.
half an hour! Jones Well y levelana
Leader.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-22

Nellie Fuller, Denyer.My face was
full of pimples and blackheads. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea has driven
them away. People hardly know me-
I'm looking fine.' 35 cents. Tea or
Tablets. M. y. Schubert.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-22

When the fool has made up his mind
the market is gone by. Spanish Prov
erb.
The worst bankruptcy is to lose
heart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
BRYAN B is GUEST
AT BIG BANQUET
Takes Form Jackson Day Cele-
bration and Bryan Speaks OH
"A Conscience Campaign
(By Associated Prcss.)

= . * tlf5
K NEW HAVEN. CONN, jan ll,--Wil-
liam j Bryan was the guest Of honor
to day at u banquet in Warner Hall Mt
which about l50 Democrats We're pres
Ient. Governor Garvln, Of Rhode Island,
md Congressman Dearmond, of Missouri,
were among the guests from other States,
THE occasion took the form Of a cele-
bration of Jackson Day and was also
declared by some of Its promaters to he
intended as a sort Of prelude to the
opening Of the presidential campaign III
New England.
~ NIr. Bryan's topic was "a Conscience
Campaign 4 lie said In part: THE great
issue at this time is tho issue between
man and Mammaon between plntocracy
and Democracy. All surface questions
OF policy Of taxatio and Of regulation
and of finance are hut phases Of that
century that worldwide struggle
between the common people and organized
wealth. 10 say that 1t does not pay for
a nation to violate the rights OF the peo-
srle of another nation inYlpes so much OF
addition, subtraction; multiplication ana
division, that many get lost In q masSe
2of. mathematics. But TO say that tho,
Wages Of sin&is death" Is to give an
Sepitome of history that accords With each
persons experience. IN dealing With the
trusts, with iinance, with labor problems
and with all the other questions &C issue
M. must view them from q moral stand-
,poir,t and 8arraign every Sat tfseS par
i uf q hs public cons ieiac "a n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
TERRIBLE DEFEAT H
FOR MAD MULLAH.
English Forces in Somaliland
Kill a Thousand and Rout
Ills Army.
lBy Associated Press.)

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Mar Oflcc to-
night gave ont tho following dispatch
which had been received from NIajor-
General Egerton, commanding the
Somalland expedltionary force and
which is dated from Jidballl. Son,aliland,
January 1lth,
advanced this morning twelve miles
TO Jidballi, First Brigade. commanded
by Manning, Second Brigade under Fas,
klns. and mounted troops nnder Renna.
Total strength Of the regulars 200; lr-
regulars 1000. Jidballi held by 5000
peverishes. Mounted troops enyeoped
oneny's right and infantry advanced
within seven hundred yards at his posi-,
tion. Dervishes advanced, but t'were un-
able TO face frontal fire coupled with
flank attack, Enemy broke and fled and
was pursued ten niles. pervishes killed
estimated at LOCO, mostly In the pursuit,
Many prisoners aud four hundred rifles
taken,
II regret to report that Two officers ot
regulars were killed Slnd nine officers
wounded; five OF the rank ana flls
wounded; of native troops seven killed
and sixteen wounded; or irreguiars two
killed and two wounded, Am inclined
to think this Is the Mullahs main force
Tho Mullah himself was NOT present, but
was expected at Jibballi to-day,
4 Major. General Egerton's lorce is camp
1ag tonight two miles hsYond 1iaRallk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12

d. Tho Police BOARD held aflengthy meets
Ing last night aud transacted tho MOST b
l,npsrtant business that has been before u
1T for q long time. Charges that had
beer: preferred against Chief Howard by
Mr., w, II. West, Of the Anti-SaloonssG n
Lesg,lts, We're fully heard and dismissed III
Mr.. West himself having withdrawn onsS K
or tho specifications before the hearing
was over. sSFs
Then. In executive session, the board 4
adopted It's rules committees report
which makes sweeping changes In tho
constitution OF the department. by elini.
mating ono OF the three poIce dlstricts,@
creating the office OF Inspector, aud diyidrsl
Mg tho city into two larger districts.
Report Adopted.
This report was not adopted without
considerable discussion. Tho commltteoS
had tho report under consideration for
some time, and did not present It untilA
full and EARNEST study OF its several
features had been made. The Henl-
bers al tho commttee-Afesyrs, Lander
kin, Anslie and ManntnE-said they
thought the new arrangement would give
to tho city the best service possible, and T
that under 1t the department cou,l do 4
itself justice. III. M
III Inc new dli e. HsSi'o0"N a''''HSAH pa.'"'
wagon Will he necessary, and another
sergeant will have to be chosen. AT pres,
ent there Is but ons patrol wagon, and q
there are but nine sergeants, three IN
each district. The nav plan calls for
ten. u,
An equal division Of this officers Of the
sorce will place about forty active men
at each station,
The details of the new arrangement
arc vet to be worked out bY th,s conlr (
n.,ttee. "A meeting Will be held this !;
AFTERNOON for that purpose
The board was called to meet nj $50
O'Clock. first to lsAar the charges against
L the chief. Owing to tho fact that tas
nrineipal witnesses named in the cha rgs
were late IN reaching the board sroptt,
that body, after appointing aolnfnis.s \
-. cgns!sting 9s AessrG Ainslis -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
POOR OF THE CITY
NEED IMMEDIATE HELP

Tho weather OF yesterday and t0,day
brings Intense suffering to he POOR OF
the city. many of wnom are crying Tor
help. The Citizens Relief Assoclati tioniis
doing all in lis power, but tts means
are very limited. a number OF ganerOus
citizens. some Of them now residents .!
other sections OF the State. have sent
small contributions, and these nave becn
disposed of to the~ best adYanTage. Bur
more 10 needed at once. The association
has Just given timely aid 70 one family
OF five, that, In Its enueavors TO keep
out the cold. burned tho pedsread, chairs,
etc. There are other such cases that ae-
mapd Immediate attention,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
-BdKlM,oYelNeWs.

Vice. President, r. a. !. Lancaster, Jr.; Sec
fond Vice president, Mrs. G. L. BolAng;
Secretary, Mrs. F. M. Wrenn.
IT was decided ID hold aaregl1 lar meet
Ing on the first Monday II cN'siyi month
Tho secretary will9shortly open an Office
al Nos SIT East Main, and a. thorough.
and systematic campaign will be under;
4taken for helpful charity TO worthy re- re-.
&tipients fs The Asso ociatcd Charities Is u
long step in tho right direction, and VIII
greatly hen, the complex problem OF now
to best help the poor.
WHAT IT'S OBJECTs ARE.
The objects OF tlss Associated Chart
ties can best be given by quoting from Its It's
3ccnstitutlon. which $pro yides as follows:
.3$I The name shalt; be the Associated
Charities or the City Of Richmond
9. The object shall ska to associate the
different charitable agencies Of the city;
and to make this work wider and more n or
efficient. i. .7 5is s5 S}5s,ft. % 5Es;l q tSs
3. The citizens. male and female. who
are a member, OF any chart able organlzal- a.
stion in The city, epresentstl incur WorK y, q,
z cssns become amen Der Scl thit assoes' tioh-
a. An annual meeting Of tile associa ton
sf:all be held on the night Of: the FIRST
Monday in November. At the, meeting
re,;orts Of the sold of1losrss shall be made,
year shall be elected.
g.. (Thc board Of directors, its members
ana day Of meeting are given ab0Ve).s-S
6.CThe officers are given above. The
secretary $isSrequred to attend as sccre-
.tary the meetings of the City Mission. as
well as those OF the board of directors
of the Associated Charities)
{. The City Mission shall furnish Ist
of its beneflciaries, the superintendent of
public charities II list of the out-of-door
.peor, the ministers Of the city shall he
requested to furnish 4 list of all their
bcneflciaries that they think ought to
be known and all charitable societies
whatsoever shall be asked to do the same.
These Vsts shall be kept In a special
record by the secretary,
g. The public shall be frequently asked
not 10 give money to heggars on the
street or at home. but to do all their
charity through the Associated Chart
ties by contribution or by friendly visit
Il Z 4 +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
Will. ACT
IN CONCERT N / ..|'| Il
Associated Charities OF Richmond
Organized Yesterday
Afternoon.
DR.. STRANGE. THE PRESIDENT. ? r {: | > {: ]
Object Of the Organization to.
Care More Efficiently for the
Deserving Poo.

The Associated Charities Of Richmond 1
vas launched, fully equipped with ot1i-
GERS, yesterday afternoon. ,is
For month or more the charitable or
ganzations of this city have had under
consideration a plan whereby all the
organizations would have central Office
and management. The idea of this office
is to more efficiently care for the de-
serving poor by directing the energies
OF ali the charitalby disposed through one
channel, and SO eliminating, as far as
possib.,, the duplication of assistance to
the unworthy,
At the preliminary meeting held Mon
day, the 18th instant were, xep-
resentativcs from nearly all the
charitable associations, denominational
and other, Of Richm ond. The two
leading bodies, of workers in this
field are the City Mission, which distr-5
Rb,;tcs and the Citizens Relief Associ,l-
ton. which collects tho large part OF
tho contributions Of Richmond for charity.
Rtprcse natives from the Christian MIS-
sior and the Kings Daughters were also
present. n 1i 55
in add ton to tho foregoing were pres
ent DR.. Russca Cecil, OF the Second. Pres
'byterian Church; DR.. w. r. T. smith,
Of tho Second Baptist Church; Dr. robert
strange, of st. Paul's Church; Dr., ", J.
Young, OF Centenary Methodist Church;
fRcy, Meade Clarke Of ST. James Church.
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS,
The directors elected in accordance
with tho constitution by their respective
ovgnniza tons have been reported to tho
central organizations as follows:
City Misson--Mrs. w. ii. Sadlcr. Mrs.
George S. Parker. Mrs. Charles 2. Boil
ling, Miss Mary Norwood. Miss Virginia
Jones.
CitIzcns' Relief Associa tomb. Stewart
Hume r. A. Lancaster, IL, Milton
stra,ls, Henry Ice Valentine, John stew
art Bryan,
Al. of the denominations hayo not as
yet reported. At present tho ministers
on the board aro a5 follows:
phesbytsrian-Dr Russell Cecil; Bap-
tisl-Dr. W.. r. L. Smith; Methodist-Dr.
w IL. Young; Episcopal-Dr, Robert
Strange.
Other organizations represented are:
City Almshollse-G George b. Davis; Il, u.
lee Camp Auxiliary-Mrs n. y, Ran
dGlpli.
A quorum OF tho directors being pres
ent. the following officers were elected;
President. Or, Robert Strange; first
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
ALL MOURN
GEN GORDON. R |.
-.--E I '- N u y 1 a 3 gE
Large Delegation to Go From
Richmond to Attend Funeral
In Atlanta Thursday.
ELOQUENT E8UfL ]. |. !. O5G55Y, Q 4
Grand G.ad Commander Christian
Attributes Highest Qualities
His Superior Officer. ss

(, A t ! + y z 4 & u
The funeral OF General John b. Gordon
viii take plaos In Atlanta Thursday az
noon. The exercises, euloglstlc IN cnar-
actcr will be tho occasion of such q
"a thering OF famous men of the South as
rot seen for many years
The news of the death of the great SOL
dier and distinguished citizen caused
feelings OF profound sorrow here. lie
vas wcu known personally In this CITY,
NLen wounded at Gettysburg, ne was
brought here for treatment. and spent
many weeks In the Confederate capital.
He is known 10 have entertained all his
lifo tho warmest feelings towards R1ch-
ucnd. and camc hero whenever the oppor-
tunity allowed him. Il
Judge George IL Christian, Grand Com
mander Of tne Grand Camp OF Virginia,
and su1ee Camp, Confederate Veterans,
took prompt action yesterday. Judge
Christian issued speclal l3Forders calling
upon all tie subordinate camps Of the
state 10 take proper action OF respect at
their next meeting. Lee Camp appointed
fiftn,n prominent members TO represent
the orgnnzntionSnt the funeral.
Comrades selected for this dlstinguls he'd
duty arc: Commander James Power
Smith, Judge George l4. Christian. Cap
tain Thomas l1lett. Colonel John w.
Johnston, Captain y. A. Brown. Jr,
Colonel Charles j. Anderson, Dr. j. VIII
lam Jones, chaplain-gen'sral OF the
United Confederate Veterans, on General
Gordons staff; Mr.. Joseph Bryan, Hon.
]. Taylor Ellyson, Mr.. ", w. ColdWell,
Mr.. o. B. Morgan, Mr.. James En Phild dps'
Mr.. James y. Gray colonelN5I, Leslie
spence nnd Colonel w. r. Cutshnw.
These gentlemen expect now to leave
hera tomorrow afternoon. either by the
Southern at 1880 or by the Senbrard Alr
Limo at 2:l0 O'clock. Either t.8!n Nlll
and them in Atlanta carly Thursday
morning In pnnty of time for tho func-
raj,
Lees Coincidence,
General Fitzhugh Lee, who was n warm
personal friend of General Gordon, and
during the closing months of the war
Gle sely associated with him. yesterday
morning sent the following telegram OF
coincidence 10 Mrs. Gordon.
"NIrs. John r. Gordon. Atlanta, Ga:
Mrs. Lee and tender profound SYM
pathy IN this hour of your great sorrow.
THE South mourns the death OF Gen
fcontinued on Second Pagc.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
DIVISION OF SCHOOL FUND
PROPOSED IN GEORGIA
fDy Associated l7ress, ]

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan, Hesitate Repre-
sentative Kelley. of Glascock county, 10,
day announced to the Herald his intch-
ton of introducing at the next session
at Legislature bill providing for the
calling OF State Constitutional Cons
vention for the purpose OF dividing the
school tax SO that the white population
OF the State provide only for ---e edgca-
tion of whites, putting the negro on his
own resources as far as education Is con-
cerned, The convention will also be re.
quested TO revise pension laws SO as to
eliminate frauds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
YOUNG CAROLINIAN
MISSINCINNEWYORK
Not Heard From Since Wcdnes-
day and Ills Family Uneasy
About Him,
1speeIal 10 The Tlmes. plspatch.l 3

NEW YORK, Jan,. ll-The police OF
tile Lee Avenue Station have been notl-
fled of the disappcara nee Of william w,
Cornwall, nineteen years old, resident
of North Carolina, lie has been missing
sinoa Wednesday last from no lone or
hls step-father, WiIinm Fellows, of $50,
NJ Middleton Street. where he had been
Spending the holidays.
On tho day of his disappearance he was
ntoklng preparations 10 return homo and
AIT Tie house to purchase a return ticket.
He failed to return to tho house, and his
mother. In response TO q telesrnm, re-
scttved olle from North Carolina sayinS
tAatS he had nvt yeachsd chez ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
LENGTHY MEETING #3afsss5
\. WAS HELD LAST NlGHlH
Captain FIulce Goes Is. 2. ,l7iEr!'ttl First
Market and Captain W.hitloc u \
Remains Uptown { 3 Have {,
Two Patrol Wagon Chief l5
Howard Was Gxo,,c 5
rated BY the Board asSS 25
The Board Of Police Commits
sloners last night decided 70 res. r'e,-S.
district the cItyFby making two

=
sIoners last NIGHT decided 90 res
district the city BY making two sy Y
!: police districts Instead Of three.
Nth Seventh street as the dIvld-Ss
Ing line and TO create the posl II
tlon Of Police inspector. 7 he rev
port Of the Committee on Rules. Il
6 the Board, which sets forth
this plan, was adopted. !t3Ssls.ss
X as follows: &
The city shall be divided Into
two police districts, which shall
1 comprise respectively, such por:-.: a
ltlons Of the city as are !, erelr
after named, to.Wlt: .$8
First DIstrlct-AlI offthe city ~ y
IyIna east Of st al line running
4 north and south through .the:st
s middle 81 Seventh Street, sta u;
tlon over the Old / Market. cap 3 ].
tain Huloe lnS charge /. Il I
!. Second DfstrIct-Al. Z. d 81 the Hi
city lying west Of = Inc ran :.yss. .ssS
Ming north and s south L through
the middle Of Seventh Street..
Station az No. col West Mar
shall Street. Captain Whltiock 81
in charge. II. 3F II
That each dIstrlct shall havs
one captain, FIVE seraeants (tWo
for day duty and three for night
duty, and uchsnumber OF priv
l1eaes as may be designated by
the Committee on Rules and
separate police patrol service.
That Captain John f. Shin
berger be elected Police Inspec
tor, With the rank and pay OF 81
captain OF police, With head
quarters at Police Station over
Second Market. That the duty
Of the aaId Inspector be to- see, 81
by constant Inspection OF both
police districts, that the Of
flcers and members Of the Po-
lice DEPARTING ent are faithful d
performing their duties, and that
tho laws OF the Stats and city &
ara not Violated. And he ahaiL: I
perform such other duties 70
may be required by thla Board,
and by the Chief OF Police.
Your committee would report
further that It ls now awaiting 81
estimates OF the cost Of tho ex.3 y
tension and perfection OF the
z poIce telegraph service, and II
VIII mako Its report thereon az
soon as possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
COTTON WILL GO TO
SEVENTEEN CENTS
Dan sully Makes This Bold and
Aggressive Statement III
Charlotte.
(special 10 The Times -Dlspatch)

CHARLOTTE. N, G, Jan. 1l,-cotton
will sell for seventeen cents BY the hrst
day Of March. This bold and aggressive
statement was made this morning In
Charlotte by no less a parsonage than Dan
lei j. sullS. who Is a the head Of the
banking and brokerage tlrm of Daniel 4.
slllly and Company, OF No. Al Wall Street.,
New York, Mr.. sully was en route TO
New Orleans, where he goes to spend u
week with the cotton manipulators Or
that city, St!
I 10 the pointed question as to what ne
thought of the cottpn market MI splly
said he frmly, believed that cotton would
sell for Tlteen cents by me 1trst " Y
AaCS Marc IN q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
SOUTHERN FILES MORTGAGE
TO SECURE BIG PURCHASES
Try Associated Press. J

I 3lfN0NVlLLH, TENNnE.Ja 1I.,-'Tho
southern Railway today filed q mortgage q,
III fuvor Of the Central Trust Company,
OF New York. securing ,the recent pnr-
chasc of tho Knoxville ,lnd ohio and the
9IincSyllle and Bristol railroads, both
important prancle lines In this
section. The amount OF the mort
gage Is not specified beyond FOR, the
sum of one dollar and other considcra-
TONS
The deeds conveying tho properties to
the southern Railway were also filed
and specify the sums, of sl,2o7 .oSo In ne
Ss.,OOn in tho case of the Knoxville and
Bristol 5Ja
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
Mr.. n. s.. BOSHER SICK
IN NEW YORK CITY.

Mr.. Robert S, Bosner. OF this city, III
quite sick In New York, where ne vent
few days ago to see his daughter, who
Is III. N q u N d e
IT Is understood that he Is threatened
witlrpneumonia. 81 AZ
His brother. DIR. Lewis Y t,:t Rosher,; Of
y this city. left Saturday night 20 be a 4
hls he III b. StSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
DIAMOND SHOALS
LIGHT ALL RIGHT
~ Associated Press.

(By Associated Press)
NORFOLK, VAni Jan, LA shift In The
wind at Cape Hatteras has blown tho
lhcavy pail ,of fog that hasgoyerhuns ,ihe the
iclcarllgl weather resulted In Diamond
5Shuaisllglitship No Al which had been
reported missing. being located ~ hsr
StiilOl!.9 9AY{tg iss gasS III igf,S II X s5