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Chicago. Sur

Chicago, Sunday. April "a. 1904.
TeXt:-"And II came to pass, as He sat at
meat in the house. behold, many publicans
and sinners came and sat down with Jesus
and His disciples Matt. 9:1O.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-04-30
England,s Gold Supply.

England receives every month about
SIS, 00O, 900 worth of new gold from Africa.
and about $1,000, 900 worth from Aus
tralia-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-04-30

of a mammoth beet which had curious
ly enough assumed the form of an
eagle, including beak, eyes and even
talons. This photograph, as will be
seen, is a fairly good likeness of an owl,
but it is really another beet of what is
known as the Yellow Tankard variety,
and vas grown by a farmer in Los
Angeles county. Recognizing its resem-
blaRce to a bird he completed it by
placing buttons in its head to repre-
sent eyes, then tied a ribbon around its
neck and placed it on exhibition I'm.
Y. Herald.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-04-30

A Pennsylvania farmer has had his wife
arrested for cruelty because she insisted
on grinding out "Hiawatha" on a phono-
graph. There are limits beyond which it
is unsafe to go even in torturlng an
Observation-Disclosures Union.
The best clubhouse for boys is home.
IN. Y. Tribune.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-04-30

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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-04-30
r IKE tells us that after Matthew had

r IKE tells us that after Matthew had
- been called as Jesus disciple he
made a feast for Him and then invited
all the publicans and sinners he could
reach to come and take dinner with
him. One sinner won to Jesus seeking
to bring others to Him. For Jesus to go
to that house where SO many of ques-
tionable reputation were gathered was
a bring down upon Him the denuncia-
tin of the PhariseeS n scribes, but
Jesus did not go there to become one Of
them, but to make them one with Him.
That is, His association with them was
not that He might have a good time in
their company, but it was that
He might lift them to the high
err fellowship with Himself. Mat
thew invited his erstwhile friends
to meet the One who had done so much
for him. And If there was more of that
kind of feasting and sociability to-day
instead of the social functions and din
ner parties given for selfish gratifica-
ton it would be more to the honoring
of God and the saving Of souls. Mat
thew wanted to present his Lord as the
Friend of sinners. and so he made a
feast and got all the worst sinners he
could together, When you make a feast
who is it you invite? The most polished
and cultured you can find. You invite
those who will be able to make a din
ner party in return some time and invite
you TO attend. But it was not so with
Matthew. If it had been do you suppose
Jesus would have been able to attend?
No, He would have had business at the
other end of town saving the soul or
some poor wretch VINO was eager to
know Him as the Friend Of sinners. NO,
Matthew filled his house with publicans
and sinners, and Jesus was there. He
made sure of Jesus presence hrst ana
then invited the crowd to meet Him.
Oh. that there were more devoted souls
like Matthew to make Jesus the hon.
ored guest in the home, and then IN
vite the sinners all about to come u
receive blessing at His hands!
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-04-30

A PARTY of settlers was seeking to
Aescape the bands of hostile Indians
which were lurking on every hand, but
not knowing the country, they were
completely at a loss as to which way
TO turn. Darkness came on While this
dilemma confronted them, and with
the darkness came deliverance. There
suddenly rose from the grass in their
midst an unarmed Indian. He pro-
fessed friendship. He said he had crept
in unbeknown to the other Indians,
who were plotting their destruction.
so as to show them how they might
escane. How could he prove that he
was a friend? Not by telling them OF
all the hostile Indians that lurked
without the camp. but by showing
them the way of deliverance. Some
were afraid to trust him. but drawer
hearts said: at is, our hope" They
followed the Indian through a trail
they never could have found for them
selves and escaped the threatened dan
ger. They knew then that the Indian
who had come to them that night was
a real friend. He had proved it by
pointing the way of d~eliverance. And
Jesus in a fuller, higher sense proves
His friendship by pointing the sinner
to the way of escape from sin n its
And Jesus talk that
day in Matthews house was of deliv-
erance from sin. All. how the thought
of that Friend grew upon that company
of men! oh, there is nothing that so
appeals to the sinsick heart as the low
ing. earnest words. of the. Everlasting
Friend, "the Friend that sticketh closer
than a brother" Oh, sinner. whoever
you are. and however deep you are in
the mire of sin, Jesus is your Friend.
He longs to prove His friendship by
lifting you up and leading you out into
the light and joy and liberty of a new
life, a life of fellowship with Him
Will you not let him?
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rAVE YOU ever wondered what that
i lodd assortment of humanity talked
about that day? Well, | have. should
like to have been a member OF that
| should like to rave looked
into those faces. | believe there was
MANY a sob there that day. that there
was many a t~ear-stained face turned TO-
ward the Saviour as He talked to them
of sin and deliverance from sin. and OF
the better life. Sin is an awful thing,
and some of the guests of Matthew
must have realized it as they came into
the presence of the sinless One and
became conscious of the fact that He
was there not to condemn them, but 10
save them. Who would think OF CALI
ing one his friend who had nothing
but condemnation and denunciatiOn for
him because he had lone wrong? Who
would feel drawn towards the mar
who would pick all the flaws he could
and never in sympathy and love try 10
draw from those sins and faults to a
better and purer life? And we would
not feel that Jesus was u Friend II
all He held before us was our sins n
all we heard was condemnation be-
cause we were sinners. No, Jesus does
not declare His friendship in that way.
He shows that He is the sinners Friend
by pointing the way of d~eliverance.
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&GA
Wv fellowshiping with Matthew!
Sinner, think of it! Jesus your friendi
Jesus willing to be in your company, to
be guest at your home. or your COM
panion upon the street! Jesus not
ashamed of you because you are a sim
ner-perhaps the worst man in town
but Jesus loving you and eager to put
his arm around you and longing to help
you! He is not your Friend because of
what He selishly hopes to receive from
you, but He is your Friend because of
what He longs to do for you. One of Chi
Cages aldermen seeks to be known as
the friend Of the workingman. He re-
sorts to almost every device and sub
terfugei to appear in that light. But is
it the workingman and his interests
which he has at heart? No; he is the
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The evening world., 1904-02-11
SOCIETY TURNS TO
SCOTCH TERRIERS
The Ugly Little Fellows Are
Prime Favorites at This
Years Dog Show in Madison
Square Garden.

There IL a surprise Mt this years dog
show In Madison Square Garden that
has set the arlstocratic little Pomeran-
ian TO smiling contemptuously and has
turned the little japanese spaniels' noses
into n more exaggerated Ietrousse. The
champion English bulldogs are bored.
and even the old favorites. the Blen-
helms. feel hurt.
The newest dog sensation Is that the
ugly little Scotch terrier Is the canine
II" this year and Is getting the notice
and caresses fair women formerly Law
ished on other kinds OF dogs.
There Is a question rs to Just what 10
the biggest attraction at the show-dogs
or women. Some claim 1t Is the latter
who already have created a furore by
appearing in the very latest dog show
effect-a gown to match her dog.
In one case where the dog was a
Great Dane. the mistress wore a gown
that was gray velvet. with lace ruffles
at the sleeves. The hat was OF sable. as
was the long bon. A huge gray ostrich
feather fell from the hat. and hen the
mistress appeared the interest in the
ring was temporarily forgotten.
Tn little Scotch terrier. which Is this
years favorite, is l~oug-nosed. with
bendy eyes. long. coarse hair and short
legs. The balcony In front OF the ley
dog king was thronged with stunningly
The evening world., 1904-02-11
WILLIAM M.LAWSON
ACCUSES GUESTS
In Suit for Divorce Names Two
as Correspondents - Wife's
Lawyer Says He viii Show
Animus of the Affair.

The suit for absolute divorce OF VIII.
lam NJ. Lawson against Lena Morrison
Lawson was resumed to-day before
Justice Ruch in Part VI. of the Brook.
Ign Supreme Court. Mr.. Lawson names
George lie Boitteux and Emil Gebler
as correspondents n accuses lie Bolt
teux OF being the father of iive-year.
old Roy Lawson.
Mary Wood, the cook. and Serena
Holmes. the housemaid of the Lawson
household. testified to visits paid tc
Mrs. Lawson by the two alleged CORE
~spondents. Edna Goldstein, OF Pater>
son. told of some doinBs at the Lawson
summer place. in Liberty. N. Y. Will,
the witness was a guest at the house
This closed thee ase for the husband.
Lawyer Mooney, for Mrs. Lawson, de-
clared he would prove to the jury that
the husband accused his wife OF being
too friendly with Le Boitteux before the
boy was born five years ago. He said
he would show the aninus Of the az
fair before he got through with It. and
then he proceeded with his defense.
The evening world., 1904-02-11
Known the WeT!d Over as
Dr.. Shops Restorative.

NId why this unusual publicity?
What brought II 50 quickly before the peo-
pie?
There arc three vital reasons.
First. my indlvIdual-my personal appllca-
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nerves.
That was never done before-nor since.
Secondly, the prescription itself tho only
one that acis directly ON these failing nerves.
Thirtly-and the most conspicuous rea
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that prs "tically any sick On~e-anywherc-
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4 whole month without the risk OF even II
Nfter this. my discovery. failures were sl
few that | could safely make this offer,
And the simple way to that help i this
You write me for the book you need.
il You need my advice. II Ia free. Tell
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Then with the book I'll send the hume uI
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All druggists keep the Restorative, Al
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the manic OF one who does.
If The Restorativs satisfies, The cost 10 YOU
il S.. so. II " fails. the loss Is mine. The
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Write now-to-day. Dr. Shop. box 90,
Mia eases, not chronic, are often cured
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The evening world., 1904-02-11
of This Magic Compound That Grows Hair in a Single Night.

After a half century spent in the labor
atory. crowned with high honors for his
many world-famous discoveries. the cele-
brated physician-chemist at the head of
the great Altenheim Medical Dispensary
has Just made the startling announcement
that he has produced q compound that
grows hair on any bald head. The doctor
makes the claim that after experiments
taking years to complete lie has at last
reached the goal OF his ambition. To the
doctor all heads are alike. There are none
which cannot be cured by this remarkable
remedy. The record OF the cures already
made Is truly marvellous, and were It not
for the high standing OF the great physician
and the convincing testimony OF thousands
Of citizens all over the country 1t would
seem too miraculous TO be true.
. There can be no doubt OF the doctors
The evening world., 1904-02-11

earnestness if making his claims, nor can
his cure. be disputed. lie does not ask any
man. woman or child to take his or any one
else's word for il. but he stands ready and
willing TO send free trial packages OF this
to him for II. inclosing a 2-cent stamp to
prepay postage. In a single night II has
started hair 10 growing on heads bald for
years. II has stopped falling hair in one
hour. 1t never falls. no matter what the
age or sex. Old men and young
men, women and children, all have prohted
by the free use of this great new discovery.
or II your hair, eyebrows or eyelashes ara
or short write the Altenheim Medical
Dispensary. l51l Foso Building. Cincinnati,
Ohio, inclosing a 2-cent stamp to prepay
for a free package. and in a short
time you will be entirely. restored.
The evening world., 1904-02-11
GRAND OPERA HOUSE OPEN.
improvements Made, and Ma
Mcclellan Lifts the nnp,

improvements Made, and Ma yor
Mcclellan Lifts the Dan.
Mayor Mcclellan Issued an order late
yesterday permitting the Grand Opera
House TO open its doors to the public.
This House was one OF the six closed by
the Mayors orders about a week ago;
the others have not yet opened. In
front OF the theatre was a large sign
which read: Safest theatre In New
York. Open tonight and every night
The improvements ordered consisted
of a new automatic asbestos curtain,
iron ratings and the stairs leading from
the foyer to the balcony, the connect
ing of three windows In the balcony
into doors opening on Microscopes. the
removal OF 100 chairs from the balcony
and orchestra, the most improved sky
lights and replacing the gallery benches
with chairs. All these improvements
have been made with the exception of
putting hairs In the gallery.
A large audience saw the perform
ance of "A Chinese Honeymoon" .
The evening world., 1904-02-11
ton, has entries In the old English sheep

ton. has entries In the old English sheep
dog class.
The Foxhall Keenes are heavy eN-
hibitors. and both husband u wife
are to be seen in the Garden most II
the time.
Mrs. George r. Thomas insists tina.
the little Pomeranian dogs VIII never
lose their popularity. Sh. has a nne
lot on exhibition this year. and il
counting on Endcliffe Midget walking
on with Il prize.
shows. As u general rule the bigger
the woman the smaller the dog. Huge
women standing In front of tiny little
In and dainty little ladies struggling
with huge nastiffs AMI Great Danes
orfrr food for reflection In the line OF
antitheses. .
aa the French bulldogs and terriers.
The evening world., 1904-02-11

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The evening world., 1904-02-11

gowned women all yesterday who were
Watching their pets.
Mrs. ID. w. Evans. with her terrier.
McGregor Dhu. is one OF the most en-
thusiastic exhibitors. McGregor Dhu is
a fresh importation from Scotland and
cost 800,
Vieing in favor with the little Scot
fish terrier Is the faithful old time ia
vorite. the beautiful sheep dog.
Standing admirinEly before two beau
tiful dogs last night. just as enthusi-
astic NJ the handsomely gowned wom-
en-, was Charles F'rohman. whose two
fine shepherd dogs, Stylish Roy and
LASER, are among the exhibits.
Mrs. BraZler IL another extensive ex-
hibitor OF Scotch terriers.
Mrs. Eustis, daughter OF Levi p. Nor
The evening world., 1904-02-11
PRESIDENT BUTLER BETTER.
Head of Columbia Has severe At
tack of IudiEeation.

The condition of Nicholas Murray But
Ter. President of Columbia University,
vas said to be much improved to-day
street
rPresldent Butler .pas taken with an
acute attack OF indigestion last evening
Nprior to his going TO speak at n dinner
at the Madison Square Garden Concert
Hall. Il Is expected he will be able 10
Iesume his work at the University in n
day or two.
The evening world., 1904-02-11
SIMON BORG DEAD.
Aged Banker PASSES Away at HIS
Home in Fifth Avenue.

Simon Borg, the woll-known banker,
died Mt his residence. No. S55 Fifth ave-
nue.. last night
Mr.. Borg was the Be.iior n.~!nbea' Uf
the banking firm of Simon Borg & Co.
a no. . Nassau street. He was sixty
fenr years old
The evening world., 1904-02-11
Some Get Sick This Way
Then Ny Book Is a Help.
The Book Tells q WAY to Health.

Which IjOOk / Oh dyspepsia
HOOK = On the Heart.
hhaL look j ON Tho kidneys.
look ! Tor Women.
Book , TOT Men Isealed.)
oend5 BOOK u ON Rheumatlsm.
Mh"n You are losing strength.
When Your nerves are failing
When your vitality Is slipping away.
stitution.
Then my, hook will tell you a way to help.
And the book Ii free.
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II win tell sou how / found the cause OF
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insi.G nerves have failed. And Il will Hp'
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: not the nerves you know about, that YOU
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This was my greatest discovery. Then
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and at bcdsldes my work was to that END.
At last my prescription was perfected.
called that prescription a restorative.
n H. A
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sores and assesses.

dences of it may disappear, and the
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YOU are a source of infection and
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The evening world., 1904-02-11

ferocious-lookfng objects the Englis
bulldogs take the lead. II n passer-
by pets one without sharing n like
Establishment with the neighbor there
Is trouble. A white buli tried to get
out OF his apartment" yesterday on
account Of n caress bestowed by a
Acknowledgement little girl on the
dog in the mex kennel.
The famous Lawson dogs are among
the exhibits. and attract admiring
crowds OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS men ana
woman.
The evening world., 1904-02-11
SHIP CANAL FOR FLORIDA.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE Senate
to-day adopted a joint resolution
authorizing q survey to determine
whethera Underwater ship canal across
the State of Florida is feasible.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-01-14

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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-01-14
"BABY" RUTH GONE.
The Shadow Of the Reaper Falls On
the Cleveland Home.

Princeton, N. j., Jan. Ruth
Cleveland, the eldest child Of ex-
President Grover Cleveland, died at
the Cleveland home here to-day very
unexpectedly, the immediate cause
Of death being a weakening Of the
heart action during a mild attack OF
diptheria. DIR. Wyckoff, the attend
ing physician, said that Miss Cleve-
land had been i'll with q mild form
of diptheria for four days and that
the heart affection was not antici-
pated.
The Cleveland household is grie T.
stricken over the death Of the eldest
daughter and many messages of con-
dolence are being received. The pri-
vate school which Ruth attended has
been closed for the rest Of the week
out of.respect.