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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07
commIssIoner,s NotIee.

ESTATE OF ELLEN L. rPRATTl NEWTON.
The undersigned having bsea appointed hv
ddph, Cummissl uuers, e. receive, examine and Hd-
lust 40 claims lud demands Uf all persons against
Ellgn L. b, Newton. late ~ Randolph. IN said Dis
trict, decreased. hereby give notice that we viii
meet Cor she purpose % examining and allowing
slid claims sc n n Wilson's Office lu Randolph.
w. August d 1894 and Octaber T. lsOs from
8 oClack ~ m.. until O'Clock .. m.5 20 said DAYS.
and tMaf six mHuthA FROM the lHfh HaV 30 June.
A ID la4g g. the time limited hv said Court
Tor said creditors O. present their claims % as
for rNa miuafiau ana allowance.
Dated at Randolph, this gth DAY o. June.
A. y 1904 fsif
81 NJ WILSON fr..,
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Arfhur Newtol, Adm'r
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07
EAST RoKsuRY.

Bertha Thayer is visiting in Barre for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Wheatiey are al r.
L. Aliens for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Beaton OF south Rye
gate spent the Fourth at ID. L. Bucks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nardner and
daughter were at Frank Barney's in Berlin
Sunday.
Mrs. j. Hazelton OF Burnside, Conn,
and Mrs. Jesse Cook were al j. T. Edison :
last week.
Captain +. A. shuttleworth from Ma
nilla and j. Holland OF Northheld were
a Eastman's fishing last week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07
Ninht Was Her Terror.

II would cough nearly all night long,
writes Mrs. Chas. Apologize Of Alexan-
dria. Ind, land could hardly get any
sleep. had consumption so bad that II
walked block would cough frighttully
and spit blood. but, when all other medl-
cines failed, three Il bottles OF Dr. King :
New Discovery wholly cured me and
gained SIS pounds It's absolutely guar
anteed to cure coughs, colds, grip, bron-
chitis and all throat and lung troubles.
Price SOC. and II. Trial bottles free.
For sale by Drew q Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07
Cured Of Chronic Diarrhoea After Ten
Years Of Suffering.

al wish to say few words IN P55al5se, So, -
Cham berlain's Collie, ShoieTa anu Py,r1o
- Srartinsvilie. Va. II suffered from
.cbronic diarrhupa for ten years and during
that time tried various medicines "itho odt
o cI any permanent relief. Las. Last
',,,,,,,,sr one If nv children was taken
18Th Cholera morbus. and / procured q
bottis al This remedy. Only two oose5
were required to give her entire rei .l'I.s,t
then decided to try the medicine ny sell
and did not use all OF one bottle DelI - :
was well and ] have never sin n. -
troubled with that eomplaiht; IL, 5sr-
mi m Is This remedy is for sale oy
f, Z. Bryan, Randolph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07
RrutaIIY tortured.

A'case came to light that for persistent
and unmerciful torture has perhaps never
been equalled. Joe Golobick of Colusa,
Cal, writes, ''For 10 years / endured in
siderable pain from rheumatism and
nothing relieved me though | tried every
thing known. / came across Electric
Bitters and it's the greatest medicine on
earth for that trouble. A few bottles Of IL
completely relieved and cured me-" Just
a. good for liver and kidney troubles and
general debility. Only 50c.
For sale by Drew & Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07
WASHINGTON.

The grammar school closed Friday with
an exhibition.
Children's day was observed Sunday at
the Universalist church.
Mark Carpenter returned saturday after
an absence of two weeks.
Crichton Carpenter and two aunts OF
Barre spent Sunday with his mother Mrs.
Carrie Carpenter.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07
Plies Upon Top Of Plies.

the piles and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cures them. There are many different
kinds Of piles, but il you get the genuine
and original Witch Hazel Salye made by f.
C. Dewitt q Co. Of Chicago, a cure is
certain. II. A. Tisdale of Summerton, ;.
q, says, Il had piles 20 years and De-
Wits Salve cured me after everything
else faiIed.n Sold by all druggists.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07
GA . TO II I a..
Bears the wv "'''1
Signature a AzHRzINl
NORTH RoYALToN.

Harold Benson was thrown from horse
and broke has shoulder last week.
Misses Altha and Annie button have re-
turned from teaching in STAFFORD ana
Sharon. ~
Mrs. Clinton Merrill of White River
Innction mas been a guest at George Dear
ing's lately.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07
Nc PITY Shown.

aFor years fate was after me continuous
Il, y writes f. A. Gulledge, Nerbena, Aia.
II had terrible case Of piles causing =
minors. When all failed, Bucklen's Arnl-
"a SsIve cured me- Equally good Tor
For sale by Drew & Leonard, kanooiph'
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NOTICE

NJ wife Mrs susan }. Bean, having len M
home y-IfEi5rt ans ur1vacatiou. wish O. warn al
uarssns against barbpriug Or trusting her on ml
account. as shall pay % bills q her contract ting
JOHN BEAN.
Randolph. Vt. July 1905
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NoIICE

AZ, wife AdeIIne seymour. having left uiy home
without lust cause 81 pr0yncatiou, hereby for
hid mi persons harbarIng % trusting her On nay
account e. ! shall paw o. debts q Der contract
ing after this date. -. ...-...-.
Ranaalnh. VI July :. 1904
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-07
KRUGER

fneaed roer oed March 20 1900 mahogany bay with black
stands hands, weighs 100 pounds
Prince Prince 2l9 by Judge
Foger 2:3O years. by Wilkes 2s l by Geo. Wilkes (22
by Hambletonian 10
OF MORRILL, PRINCE, Fanny by Hutchinson Morrill, by
by Eye by Burush by Justin Morgan
DAM OF HUTCHINSON MORRILL, by Old Hbbard by Woodbury.
by Justin
DAM OF MORRILL, by Harrington Horse by Vance Horse by
Imp. Messenger
GRAND DAM OF MORRILL, PRINCE, by Boxer by Hutchinson
Morrill,, by Morrill,.
DAM KRUGER, JET by Monarch by Old Monarch by
HambIetonian TO-
KRUGER's SECOND Kentucky bred, unraced
weighing OO standing l6 h. and reading exceptionally
and speedy.
DAM OF YOUNG MONARCH, TECUMSEH, by Blackhawk.
DAM TECUMSEH by Young Buush by Buuh by Old Justin.
TERNS-Ten payable when proves with
foalng will be considered
foa All mares at risk No business done sunday
intend approved
claim a lien on ali iredb by Kruger n c. BURBANK.
Kruger W of 1904 as follows:
Tuesdays whnys Broad Brook remainder
time att A.. Burbank's, So. Royalton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
STRIKING THEMES
DISCUSSED TO-DAY
DR.. Johnson Tells Of a Cure for
Snake-Bite-Mr. Spooner
on the "Big Fire"

one OF the most striking discourscs
likely to be delivered from the Richmond
pulpits to-day will be that Of Rev. George
II. spooncr, pastor OF the Broad Street
Church Mr.. spooner will speak on THE
Big Fire-the Philosophy Of Calamity"
Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins, Of the West
End Christian Church, speaks to-day at
II o'clock on Gods Revelation Of
Heaven In the evening his theme VIII
be "Old Foes With New Faces
Rev. DR.. r. H. Bennett, OF Randolph
Macon College, will fill the pulpit OF the
CLAW Street Methodist Church this morn
Ing. THE pastor, Rev. Il. Men. simpson,
will preach at night
Rev. G. p. Stealey Of the Broadus Me-
mortal Church, has accepted an INVITA-.
ton TO address the Baptist Sunday ScPool
Associa ton Of Petersburg this afternoon
At the evening hour lie breaches the an
nual sermon before the Young Men,s
Brotherhood Of the Second Church OIL
Rev. r, ". Moore, OF the Second
Church, will fill Mr.. Stealey's pulpit at
the Broadus Memorial Church here.
Fishermen who are noted Tor taxing
along a certain remedy recommended LOT
snake bite will probably find much ~
Dr. Henry e. Johnson's discourse AZ
the Laurel street Church this morning,
The theme is no less than - cure lor
snake Bites"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
Mainly About People.

Miss May Ryan is quite sick at her
fathers home, North Seventh Street
A Mr.. &. Cleveland kerns, who was oper-
ated on Saturday week for appendicitis
ut ire MemorlafiliosslEal, is petter anu
Is getting on rs ntcely rs possible.
Mrs. Mollie c. Gentry is III at her
hcrnc. No 100 West Main Street.
Miss Maggie Litchted Is Ill at her home,
on Highland Park, with appendicitis and
typhoid fever.
4 delightful dance was given Friday
evening by several Of the younger society,
set at Marshall Hall, on East Broad
Street. MI. S. Glover Winter furnished
the dance music, and 1t was not until
after three o'clock that the party broke
Miss Virginia B. Moncure, Of Stafford,
is visiting her brighter, Mr.. w. Moncure,
NO. JOG 1-2 East Main Street.
1t was q C. e. O. instead OF a S. "A. l.,
trsiil that collided with An electric car
. on Broad Street few mornings ago.
Miss Nj, Loula Fairlamh OF Brook Road.
letrThursday to visit friends IN Washing
ton.
Misses Eleanor and Teresa Higgins left
last week for New Orleans and Other
Nj. Willie w. Mccallisrer is very IL
at the Virginia Hospital, having gont
though an operation with the appendacl
lis,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
.HOWlTzERS TO GO
TO ALEXANDRIA
About Forty-6ve Men Will Go
on the 22d In-l
,g8 slant. gs

The Richmond Howitzers are quite en-
thusiastio over their trip to Alexandria
on the 2od Instant. !,
The battery will take about forty-fiye
men, will ship their guns and VIII pa
jrade mounted, horses having been Sc
cured In Alexandria. 8t5,
The appearance Of the Howitsers at
tho battle 5of the Crater, where they pa
raded, mounted, in their Confederate gray
uniform, caused the most favorable com
ment upon the appearance Of this historic
command and the friends Of the organ
ization look for the same report 1rom
Alexandria.
b. Tho 1904 trip committee is hard at work
raising funds for the trip to st. Louis
or the Confederate reunion. This com.
mittee will give subscription dance at
the nrmory41on Monday evening, and q
large attendance of the Howitzers's friends
may. be d expected, for. indeed, the ca
pacty oY their beautiful :armory IS al
ways taxed at this function: 4 FL
Tickets for uthis dance can be secured
from the committee atS.the armory on
Monday evening. .ss.N ~ # q 4.
The newly appointed library COMMITTEES
has secured sone valuable additions 70
the library, which Is ono .ofsthe nttrac-
tlons Mt the S,armory. Each evening the
armory IS open there may be found IN the
reailing room quite a number. OF the
BOYS, devoting their time to literature
Quite number Of young men nave ap,
4plicauons in for membership. which VIII
be acted upon at the next meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
New Books Received.

This is list Of books received IN :. tn NJ,
yirginia State Library from FeoIuaty
6th 10 February 18th, 1901: Historic Alg -
ways Of America, Hubert, a. ~; VOL ~ =,
Great s.I Game Animals; Vol. H., Indian
rhol Dug hlares;j Vol ILL.,, WashlhgIohs
ROAD I n emacolins PATH, The First Chap-
ter Of the Ola French War; No H. ~ y,
Bradaock Road and Three RELATIVE "a,
pers: Vol. ", The Old GLADE Forbes 3
Nead Rennyyyaan!n s'q Read No Vol W. ~.
Portage Paths. Tho Keys of the Cont,
nent TX! Mater p,sr o. nd ts T,bui
taries; VOL X, The Cumberland Koad;
SEASONAL Papers of Third Session OF the
Ninth Parliament of Canada; Twentystrst
Annual Report Of Executive Com. OF H.
d.nn Rights Association; Catalogue OF
Urited States Public Documents Tor De
center. 1868: Monthly bulletin Of Add
tons to Hoston Public Library; Proceed
lnss of Twenty-ninth Annual Convention
OF American gankers' Asso 1sn, Esnd Re
Of War Department Engineers. Pt: 3, 1901
1872, irrigation Investigation in California o
lyVl-l9y2; indian Afalls, Laws and Trea'
ties Vol, 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
RAILROAD Y. M. c. A.
Anniversary Celebration to be a.
Grand Affair.

The Sunday afternoon mems meeting
or the Railroad Department Young Mems
Christian Association continues to grow
In interest, and crowds attend them. Rev.
weston Bruner of Calvary Baptist
Church, will be the speaker this after
noon. and his subject will be samson
in Letters of Brass Mrs J. G. Williams
will be the soloist, Mr.. W. Stubs, sec
retury of the Street Car Railway Young
Mems Christian Association, Will lead
the singing, and Professor Paul Mascnn
Will BIO the cornetist.
On Sunday afternoon. the 2sth,, there
Will be strong double header" Ihe
first service will be for men only. ana
the speaker will be Mr., G. j. Hicks, as
sociate international secretary pf the
Young Mems Christian Association. who
viii speak on "a Railroad Investment,
The celebrated Daley Quartette VIII sing.
At 80 P, M. there will be a sacred con-
cert by the Daley Quartette. especially
for tho families and friends OF members
OF the association. Admission VIII pc oy
ticket only. ~,
The second anniversary celebration Will
occur on tho night Of the 9th Instant
and will be q very interesting affair.
Mr.. ". A g. Hicks, associate international
secretary of the Young MEMS Christian
Association, and very strong speaker
will be the orator OF the occasion. Pfes.
idcnt George w. Stevens will preside, anu
the Daley Quartette will sing. The La
| dies Auxiliary will provide refreshments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
REPUBLICAN FIsTICUFF.
fractional Fight and Double Con
vention and Sets of Delegates,

Especial to The Tlmes-DisDatch.)
WARRENTON. VA, Feb. IA largely
attended Republican county convention
was held here to-day to elect delegates
to the district and State conventions.
w X. Skinker was placed In nominntloh
FOR temporary chairman, and w. 3. e.
shumato was nominated by the an'i-Ag,
now faction. Sklnker's name was placed
before the convention, and there being no
dissenting voice, he was declared electe "a;
The anti-Agnew crowd were exasperated
and called for division, but were over
ruled Instantly there was an liproar.
and hot words were exchanged. Two Of
each faction losing their temper ana re-
sorting to fisticuffs' ,,,.aa !,
The 7nnti-Agnew crowd. two-thlrds Of
which we're negroes, then bolted and he'd
y convention IN the fIre-house elected Q
county chairman. county committee ana
contesting delegates to- both dlsirlGt aug
sInte conventions. 1t was decidedly an
Arnew victory. Tho regular convention
elocted delegates favorable to the pres
ent State Organization. The county Or.
ran,zation remains the same, with put
ono exception on the county commlttes
President Rooseyelts administrator was
endorsed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
NO QUORUM
OF 7RU |. 5
's'Thc Legislature Will Will be Appeal
cd to for Relief From an Awk-
ward Situation III Norfolk.
The FALL or AN ELEVATOR
President Of the Virginia Club
Has. d Marrow Escape From
Dealt, and Badly Shaken Up.

fsnecin, 10 The Times ispatch,)
B rr,prot,1S VA, Feb. 13.-It develops
that the board Of school trustees OF TINS
,ity now has no legal quorum ion
~ ~ sixteen members are disqualitleo
nnuder The new constitutional clause re-
a,rd,np tho holding Of two state offices
ut the same time
senator Sale will seek to relieve t IP'
situation by legislative enactment
shington Taylor, Jr.. to-day quar-
fec! as administrator of the estate estate OF
III, late father, Washington Taylor CIV
,nr bond in the sum Of $4,000 ana 40
guardian of his sister and brotner' CIV
,rg bond in the sum Of $4,000 add y 'tLl
FOR PERJURY.
m save garnlshment proceedings FOR
a debt, Ashley Easaon' co n2a,,', a rron.
+h,I Ia wa married to Nellie 6Irou,
.on. 4 negro named Jackson appeareu
ss n witness to the ceremony. All three
>"erc arrested to-day on charges. o. per
i,.r,. by the instalment dealer they Wy
The monitor FLORIDA sailed for Key
west to-day. thence she goes 20 81
Louis to be present at the l :pss -
Further efforts may yet be mace y. -
rave the stranded full rigged snip nv ~,
from total loss. The owners are ~"
considering bids :.
ELEVATOR FALLS.
The fall of q temporary elevator AT .ne
magnificent new home Of the Vlrs l,lis
club this afternoon came near causllI
the death Of Caldwell Hardy, the pt .%
,@.,to ~ the club and Of the Norfolk Ma
tior,1 rank, and Z. Tntterson, contrac-
tor for the building. Mr.. HARDY was
radly shaken up, but Mr.. Patterson Patterson $
injuries are more serious. =, o,,,o
The Virginia East Coast Auton1op ,. g
Assoeia ton has been formed here win
NJ. S Royster rs president, to prom no.
Ia proposed automobile meet at VIZ,
sM Reach. Tho course will be tried
&. . soon as Lee L. Strauss. of New York
returns from Richmond. He Is D penn
tlle scheme
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
NEW ORLEANS . RACES.
scorpio Loses De Soto Handicap
to Roue-Sunnaries.
{Ry associated Iress.)

NEW. ORLEANS, Feb. i3-Thoush me
hes, Of tile sprlnters here, Scorpio proved
5urcaual 10 the concession to weight asKea
OF him in the De Soto Handicap worth
sl4G to the winned. to-;lay. Roue broke
running. was never hea 1ed and won o !,l
h.; :, / length Tribes Hill was the only
Winning favorite. Summnry;
FIRST race-iive furlongs--.Our Nugget
90 tc u first Four Leaf Glover q 70 ~ y
second. Josette 6 to y third. Time l'oS
AS, nou,.
&t10 TO u first, 70 San & TO q second,
Leila, (2j to y third. Time :G 90 J. >,
Third race-one mile-Fort Plain g to ,
first. Lev Dorsey &c TO - second, st. Tam
many 40 to y third. Time ! al 20.
Fourth race-tho De Soto Handicap, SIX
turiongs--Rouc go to y first, scorplo
q 10 . second, New York q to y thlrd'
lime ia 10
handlcap-Tribes Hill III to 2O) first
Ethics al to 8 second, lluzzah 6 to y
third Time $50.
SIXTH race-one and e-uuarter miles
Thcrney Croft 90 to y hrst, Tancret
% 10 81 second, Miss West GGo TO - thif@
Time 2:lO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
REPUBLICAN
F ACTIONS.
Battle to the Death Between
slemp and Agnew for Con
troll Of the Organization.
pouB LE CONVENTIONS HELD Z J.
DOUBLE CONVENTIONS HELD
Proceedings Stormy aud Two
Meetings Going on at Same
Time in Same Hall.
.fsnccIal 10 The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

(spccial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
3S1ARTINsyILLE, VA. Feb. 13-Ihe
regular organization Republicans. or the
Smith faction, as It is locally known, lea
by Postmaster G. P. Smith, were IN full
control in the county convention to-day
Only three or four of the delegates with
regular credentials were with the oppo-
sltion.. There were, however, q dozen
anti-Smith men present. sent BY bolting
precinct conventions as delegates, put
they made no actual contest for seats IN
the convention, though they did some
speaking. They contented themselves With
holding a convention of their own. and
elected another set OF delegates to tho
THE proceedings were stormy and up.
roarious, and at ono time tho two meet
ngs were proceeding at full blast AZ the
same time in the Same hall. IT wac epi-
dent, however. from to-days PROCEEDINGS
that an overwhelming majority X q Z -, me q
county Republicans are with the Smith
faction. and that the Slempites or Anglln
faction have little following
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
WOULD.
ANARCHISTS!
MI. spessard Offers Sweeping
Bill Defining What Constii-- ,$
trtes Anarchy.
the MEASURE WAS REFERRED :: I {.
Went to Committee Oh General
Y Laws and Will Likely Pro-
woke Discussion.

Hon. N. p. spessard, OF Craig county
yesterday offered q bill in the HOUSE HOUSE,
which was referred to the Committee on
General Laws, defining who shall be
deemed anarchists Under the laws OF
Virginia. and fixing their punishment az
death on tho gallows.
Tho list Of those crimes which IN law
shall be deemed anarchy Is a long one
and will be found In the bill, which IS IN
full as follows: y d. (, III
"Be it enacted by tho General Assem-
bly, Of Virginia, That any person VINO
makes use Of dynamite or other nigh on
plosives to force opon any safe or vault,
whether such safe or vault IS construetea
OF steel, iron or other material or VINO
shall explode any dynamite bomb or otn-
er high explosive In any private resi-
dcnce church, school or assembly hall,
o. in any congregation Of persons at any
rloce; or who shall place any such hish
explosive upon any railroad track, or
place any obstruction upon any railroad
truck which might derail the trains; OF
who shall shoot at, throw stones or other
missiles at any railroad trains. Whetneh
In motion or not ;8or who shall shoot al.
stab or cut any officer Of the United
states passing through or, sojourning n
tho state Of Virginia (because he IS such
officer, or who shall shoot at. STAB or cut
any officer Of the State Of Virginia tbe-
cause he Is such officer), or who shan
congrcgate two or moro persons, MASKED,
painted or otherwise dressed SOFAS 70
conceal their identity and attack or as as
sa,,lt any private residence by shootlng'
throwing stones or other missiles at or
into such residence, to injure or terror
liza tho inmates thereof: or who shall as
sault and commit rape upon any female'
or who shall harbor, conceal or give COM
fort to any person doing any or inc
things enumerated in this act. shall oe
declared an anarchist; and upon convlc-
tion thereof shall be sentenced TO suitef
death by hanging by the neck untl ne
be dead. :"
ernie Governor of Virginia, upon receipt
Of information that any Of the acts here
/, enumerated has been committed IS
hereby authorized to offer a reward OF
one Thousand dollars for the apprehen-
sionS and conviction of tho person COM
hitting such act."
VISIT STATD HOSPITALS.
Representatives from, the Senate COM
n,;ttec on Public Institutions and Efduca-
ton, and the House Committee on Asy-
lums and Prisons and Schools and COL
lcges will leave hero over the NOTION
and Western Railroad Mt 0:45 r 2 M.
Tuesday to visit the State institutions
at Marion, Blacksburg and Farmviile
Later on another trip will be taken, which
will embrace the other State institutions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
THE LYNCH|BURC
AMATEURS ABOARD.
The Dramatic clyb From the
Hill City Captures the
o Bostonians.
,neclal to The Times pispnteh,)

Especial to The Times pispntehJ X
SOUTH BOSTON, VA Feb 4s.-une
burlesque operetta, Romeo and lu0e''
was presented at the opera House here
Friday evening by the Is, r. u pFa,
matte Club of Lynehburg, Whleh atf'Yp9
hero on a special train at o'clock' bFe'
turning at IL that night
A crowded house enjoyed TO the rul1es'
extent tie lovely girls, the beautiful nv
sic and the bright local hits. which Kept
the audience "audibly smiling as ~
uuested OH the programmes, curing she
Mnthing moro enjoyable was ever gwen
hers. and the Bostonlans earnestly nope
it ua tie club Will como again i Soom
Among those taking part were !, Misses NJ. g
ff Payne, NorYle craish!!l. MFs' II =;
- craishllh aars' ~. A. b'ask ANY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
fudge B. A. Hancock.

"a sunday school Scholars Tribute'>
Gildcd with ermne,
An honored Circuit judge.
lie loved to cheer tho iowly.
10 lift them from the drudge.
On him long rested
Many a boroughs veal,
Tut he never lott UNDECIDED
A worthy ones appeal,
a smile TO the school-boy.
a tow 70 tie cripple bert,
And on his way he vent.
Always on time at Sunday school.
knew each child by name,
And his reeyered smile RS he walked
The eviiest thought could MAIN.
The Psalms he taught the little ones
We're not seed on stony ground,
But have spvouled and grown, and
everywhere blown
For miles and miles around.
VI,
AS in my mind ponder
The XHIY. DER and DER,
= seemingly catch this message
From tile distant heavenly shore:
VII.
This day came one to Jesus
With hands Of snowy white,
With neart pure as crystal
A soul transparent al light.
VIII.
Ant now on green hills everlasting
The faithful shepherd feeds.
Bu, he looks and yearns, and his kind
face turns
To the absent flock and their needs.
oh. fecbly, II at all
DO earthly honors compare
With the growing merclee
Gods children shall share.
X.
Ills a contamination
Most deyDntiy to be wished
10 leave such Impressions
When our work Is finished. 81
sk-aaSaa's Aillsi Va