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The Pensacola journal., 1905-03-25

TNTEATHER FOR PENSACOLA,
Wy Fair Saturday. Light north winds
Becoming variable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
.l,WIliile;le-Q pe.snaTIou IS 2:

Tho old year closed I'M n me shape at the
5aspe s foct trean of visit on 81
While the big ga endaT ex vas i9t
ready fori publi c inspeetio vet TIE yisl-
g aee 3 e a. =
to the IL y. 4, /,
The ew car, s. pro rarnne ~ ~ t.he-
Isl TAT 10 o'cl and
Sstraight#throughBt to- Ill y w h!ls yisi7
II tr.s 'are vel come "a t any time during the
day, Boys and girls ARE especial invited
for a;s0 the fre pol Pre- q
sentatlon Of ticket. ght rogrh'rnme
tnll 5of the exercises nre free ex cent WHERE
versions desire reserved 81 seat s.. lrloyd
Fenthcrston, N RS. ennie feamans nfd
will ron erq " most 8attractivop pro gra1,nle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
!. HAVE "A. A BANQUET.
sons &c American Revolution Wal
Observe Washington's Birthday

Sons Of American Revolution WAL
Observe Washington's Birthday
The Virginia Society q Sons q ~ the
America n Revolution held q called meat
ing. On Friday evening, In General Lee q 'l =
residence, No. 707 East Franklin stree
n Among tile Proce edings was the readlng
Of lettors from, the president general ane
the secretary general OF the 81 Natlonu!
sons Of the American EI1eyolut 7 lon, ~ ~
lsnonse TO the invitation Of the H glnla
society to hold IN Richmond. S5 the IA
fional Congress In 1887. ttls year Of the
.teroer,tennial celebration of Jane n
There is o very strong probapl! W thnt
The invitation will DO accepted ptt y
cannot be acted upon for son1e me.
There VIII be twd National Sons OF the
American revolution Congresses before
1907 & E II "a j, I, \, y III 1.
The next one, In 1906, Viii be held, IN
Nav. IN Independence Hall, Philadelphia,
Inc p,oce In which the Continental Con-
gress adopted tho peolarati Ion Of .lpda-
l,endence, the 4til Of July l77B. which VIII
be highly appropriate y
Tho Virginia Sons Of the America sKeyt
olniion propose Ito do on the 22d 81 Feb
rnary. 1905; some hing 5egualiy as sult7
able, by again 81 wing tieir aual entertain
mont at the Virginia clup. on chpFch -Hils,
which Is tho Revolutions part OF H'ch-
t,llond ana the comnodlous club mouse -
No Il far from f;t. Jp11r''s Church. Which aa
tine Reyoln tloslary part 5of chprch t.,s.- ~.
u IL the twea her permit. the re WIN Pc Z
pilgr ina &c IN to ~, ohns
Church 40 honor ps 1tspEj2. ~ hoif
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
SOLD WRONG
N0N / | \ / (
Suit Against N'orfolkE DRUGGIST s'f55
~ orstlic5 2 lll.oefI 5i5
Child. ;53ss5 si n
TH Il lAN !. GAME ''
Retail chants ssociatlorn.
dept Strong l's: solutions sl21l|; to II
Be Presented at University. M
!: S'THANKsG GIVING V GAME !.
. y ~ n : l,rhe Tln,es- pIspa tch.)

(Spe c!nl Ito Tho Times Dlspa tcn 5Ss
$50 N OI}FSo LlS. Al. Dec. 81 - Sa lnnel Les
yi,lnBentc n suit against illtanll ~ =,
$Snellings. i II. "a druggist, to- Tor 20 W..
Mrs. Ieyitin gave her FAINT SOIL, n oses.S
an overdose ofS$woril,aeed oil IN Octo pcr.
and tho child died as Her lius band n MS
Lii, ciailrs hat Sncllings she Guild have
sold Mrs. LcyttinB ornl seed Instead @
worm seed OIL. and that he should have 7,
r,arkcd The dangerous cha ter 81 ~, me
drug Oh the phla a nd =,
$ Charles ciordsn, employed In tho g 7
sllopa at Lam bert's Point, finished Ills ;las 't
day $ work for 1904 this AFTERNOON ai NJ!
tdropped dead. 5 9,92 E g, 1. /,
Ss1The condition of seven r-old u FgXel
Berlnan, nv h . was lnys y shot While
&p.aying with compan ons In front q soma IS, ~
negro houSna Cn C,harl otte 81 ~ $1nl'
proved Tho chlld's 8 skull Is; y nct nrea
SThc police have nlada no q RE sts y
The Retail Merchants 4 ssocia ton Y ot
Norfolk to-day adopted strong yesoll tion =
4 regu ding the Thanksg Day foot- % y
game between the Universe w O 1,Nlrgllil
and lie University OF North Caro-
Thc nssociat Ion urges I Int ms game
Ne niuycd in Norfolk In sos, ana that tbs
Ecity shall he treated equal therear ter,
The esoiulions WILL DO presented ". L, l!la
University ADVISORY - oard . % letlc y
in the co:nrlltteo of Norfolk a!uMi IN Sc
Elected TO present n orfolk,s case When t ne
matter Is taken up. jg n M tsf5
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DIVORCE PRO CEEDINGS.S
Lad Seriously Injured
N; bY a r oy Cannon.
kspee!a! "a ia TInea.P q isRsseh.) !,

Especial The I,ln,cs-I .el.) .
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G.. ~ Az Dec 81 -
Mrs. Roberta II. Payne,ot this city has.
thrpiigl her counsel Ivsp Garter, insti-
Stp f. Is d vorce proceedings against her
husband. John II Pa re, In tho Circuit.
Court of Spots ivslniflS county. S5}}
The ne gro. B tIl,y ,yE o was arrested hero
Ions:slispicion Of having held up and shot,
Hun phrsys. ,is stu son.
3fIned HI Ill, and while III, Is believed that
y 8 glilya ]. tho ehargs Tiers 6, y ne
,ss1 thougft to be .of nnsound mind and
ssion will pass y po1ls his sanity y /.
sChurcl, met last night at the church and
girarehea IN z badly 70 he !, larson,, I.
gent Of some kind. the occasio lon being q
pounding OF their pastor. Roy. = ;Sj H.
Lii ht.5 Ia &gi 81 " 4 81 Isl { IA 5E
4s Mrs, John / Bryant OF Stafford county,
;Swho was seriously injured during the
1 Chris mas by a toy cannon, fired by her
son. rebpnndng and striking her anlsl0
with such a force a. 10 crush It.. Shell
sconflne ia to her bed, under the care Of g
Fphysiclan, and mt one time IS was feared
that the limb would haye to be anpli-
dE.i1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01


tire threats \ of lynchins were h heard irlS
several quarters both In the city ana Scoun-s
tyl5 q he count q ficlnls have AIKEN tepss
To- eject the II Il prisoner. and e
thought this afternoon H hat TIE uncer-
Itainty $of u his identi ticati on oulds daterss
citizens from ma king an II tenn ptt to lynshs
him 5s The N anlbers of ~ the Alexandrias
Light In fnntry wera ex pect!ng To- BE- call-
ga out fsany5 trouble occurred.
N M lsR Pevaritl Ii nj III In a; had nervolis
condition. and Miss I1bangh n also SUI -S
ifering from grea Z distress Of stnind n but
tho recovery Of 10th is cx pecred
III sSl5sGOYISTNORs DIFFERS sTRpORS. Y /
3#I Goyernut.% mi ght iii OWE the
long distance phone no iied Mayor
that no was read to ortie m II tla3 10 sSs
exnndr La cottn rom some ne ct ION 81 thlx
State b her than Il his x 5 liolld 4 tfs1s
county oiltoialst find hem Be Ives nablc to-
protect J0nn Dem sGys from mob VIC lencc,&
Y 81 Mayor F1slH informed tho a governor That
he ppre hended 4, g u Job ncti on this
city SSs
.sAs teleph r,essag from Taller Col,
Inns. who has the Gil tod OF the ri r,aJ
toni ght t, states that hings appear cd qula
at tho county Scour thouse. e
Ic had received warning that en- ORTIZ
ntslynchingl would be- made hafora morn
ing, but va Pre- S pared ne defsHdS Al4s
Alexandra county has y new and 5s, e5
lstantial tai t5 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
h: !, 7, I. Y !, !. 2

Washing On, 20 highly IS That
part Il Mo church who I rcyerb erntestd
4 Henry Is CO ~ there, and .tltl,
Ills great speecl, be recitted 50 the
new. add tions may be ttl,ned to the
SAN Y strains Of II liberty eatf First
Vice sidentg Jal stounton M GORE I9rs Sls
a. Brock and B. b. Minor; we're ppointed
u committee to AXE a
for the entertainlnent It, whch vi be free rec
to a i bers OF t he sons 't9 q
the non-
residents sff a Der Of guests be
invited. "a sSs
Al There was also some consid era ton l|of
The question 81 uni On Wl It'll he \ Sons ol
tho ReYolut ion. ssS al
Christmas giftGwas voted jto th Ian
litor# for Ills services durll sl s8S5$t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
poso il. Y, Try poisoning II les on the porcnt.
M RS. 20 ~: Fl I'm DEfaSQN. B
5s 83sF sTRAN GEL IN II AN FL ITO n,

81 Rem,esd y,, WhIch as ReyoutonIed the d
treatment of Stomach 3 y w les, 80,
,,rhe remedy Is, not heralded as a g won lI
derful discovery no. yet 2 secret Ct patent
medicine, nelt thor claimed e y g enve
Il except n dyspepsia, indigestion
and stomach 6trouble les y Whlcl n n mn
out Of tan nffer. II III i q 8l, iE
Tho remedy is In v tho form 4 Of pleas
anu tasting tablets or lozonges, contain
!ipg vegetable and fruit essences, pure
aasceptio pepsln government test golden
scnl and ltlinstas lie nbl cts q sol
l,v druggists undor tile name Of Stuart's
,Dyspepsia Tablets, Many interesting en-
'periments ito test the digestive power OF
stuart's Tablets sho TINT one grain y
the active principle contained IN them sls
sufficient to thoroughly digest. !, 900 grains
jof raw meat eggs ana q f % 4
food. 3i " IN 75{ 5SJs INA {tI3 vi 4. i
s1 stuarVs Tablets do not act upon the
bowels like after dinner pills and u cheap
oathartics. which simply irritnte and III
flame tho lntestines without having any
effect whatever III a lRestlng food or eufr,
Ing Indigestion g; NJ ti al VI
III tbs stomach can b rested and n as
sisted IN the work n o. digestio r WI Y
very soon recover Its norma II yis y, tas
no organ is SO much abused and oyer
worked as the stoma ". III N ltil l3t2 Ii. N
This la the secret, "a tn ere ts an y secret,
OF the renlarka BILE success of 81 n runrl's
Dyspepsia Tablets. a remedy practie q
unknown q 4eW years ago ~ "a now " ne
most widely known OF any tire atnent foe,
stomach wea ltness, b i, IS 4. }55 1.4
This success has been secured entirely
upon Its merits as ia adhesive pnrel and
simple because there can be no sto mach
trouble IL the food iis promptly dlgested,
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets act entirely
on the food eaten, diges..ng5 Al complete
", 30 that At can be asslmilated Into
blood, sneryo and tissue, l'haya cure dys,
pepsia, water prash. sour stornact., gas
and Floating after meals. because they
furnish the digestive power which weak
stopiachs lack and Mnless that lack IL
supplied 1t IS useless to atten,pt to cure
by the use OF 'tonics. pills md cath
artics which have absolutely no digestive
power. 3Eis Ii ,i s A ,Ig 5s n VA
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can Il be
found at all drug IS torres and tne leg l,la y
Use sos pieE or two OF them after meals
Twill demonstrate Their merits better Than
any other lgient.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
VIII Jump From Skyscraper.

llS.Af one a clock i. d NJ otmorrow, an
expert wi II make an ascension from one
i Of the windows of the new skyscraper
Apf the Mutual Assurance Society and MIL
eitenlpt TO land In the center OF Main
Street in. front OF the structure. 59
VI iiIis understood that "a wager OF $500 hnH
been placed that the man proposing the
feat vii not success fuily accomplish It, Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

.Gl3IEVED For Il 4 Az EARS E|3s \ YER L: R
III 4 , cQ 9l!I ri Y,
specla16 foS INC. I I time b igapiiat cl.,

shall S toddart, as sis slant etnry i'm ST.
.I4ollsioi. the q merican Binding Cor ny
;of Ia timore. ID ed sat It has N urlSs Bap-
fist SAM tarium n terda forty
downfall Fof AZ he Confede racyi, q for which
3ha had fough val Ian Il VI as a. N en1berso ST
General " Kirby Smith 1, stat. S Ie wa
wi .Anown among tho older st. ouis-
an is, lie lived e life Of Ealmos oistered
tseclusi on St17 or tnes last light ~ eal's he
had buried himself IN q Ehunlbl room lat
Third and Olive Streets, far ~ from the
OF tho Merchants Exchange to share the
5latters Il handsome L home. Flo q wished to
mourn his Lost Cause alone a5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

in no way d rose from any fault to be
found with tile service Of ...a shat i reat,
bur we s. the result OF u desire to roarrangc
certain onpontments 3jjl X
& So far from Intending to re fleet II upon
Mr. Treat fpersonully OF Of ts the
hope and e:tpectati6h az the president to
.sritably place him else here, ~ 5E$f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

u 3 n ifs ! - /, ~, {sISy
sfNotwithstandlnS
legal holiday, thtEC
rico conyenAg;f
5withEJ Judge Scott5Pn
has been su1nno1ef
docket will be taller
The term promifes
SteTest, there bellg.
/ both criminal aud
docket. NJ
a8 OneSof the most n
ting cases To-, come y
Of the Co rn1l,onvN
Dancy, who Is cha
having willfull|
lawfully shot Ines
10th dny8of Noycn,
The prisoner rs 90
tim, and, Gccprdil
brought out In the
the shooting grew o.
The woman died
8the shooting. &
The negro Shas !
county Jail since I
TO this time Alas 4
and unless he does 4
VIII Ehave8toS provide
thirty-fye years old,
been q prisoner, III
Unless he can prt
nary evidence 1t LIS
lnlllar with the a
/ to tho galloWs.
Tomorrow NOR
with the opening
of the dellnquent
will commence o
propertyBis sold,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
i Shot Through the Leg.

ri Bert Henry, III strange 'darlsey, was shot
the leg at Sepent eenth Street
l,lnknoWn darEies. a $50 n 81 WAS assing
along and saw Bert. There goes q North
Carolina darkey,,t.s says one. Let's pump
lead Into &llim."a The wound is net dam,
lIshrONA. ~ .ilsa 4Ga Ea..lt.M
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a.3IS.E@General..

tes Sen SEM foT Mitchell and ngressnanj
rrp aim ai gsd cpn1pl city land Al
fraud cas- s -Sl pan es . ST ornls and cup
tire i9,lngshii5 iN,pun ia fiji te leyelOT1S
men ts In sensational /, Tai bot rvine case
liar wick 4 toes to 81 eyela and :fah e
and I d3 ter ha We Il narrpy ape from
sdeat til Y husband sfi ock ed I'LL charg es made
10 gasnst 2svi tie EXPIRE sses bel ct in Womnns
ma lie posi- ton pla in1 nlporta1,tSc on-
ference ID 4 White n onsa d ternlres sta tus
of hlicnn5 pa tyi 4 ii Virginia 7T-T rial
brought to sudden close BY Illness of jury
ma n 49, Engl Inc 3strikcs and car and two
were Ill He'd and tn lrteen8 urt---G oYeT
men 10 begin rresti ga tion including
sout bern educat tors el ect of GERS and Ad y
sjourn a.----R lena 4 X bic y ecerd Y violent
deaths III New Y orlS chtlnt yse d ur Ing year
rom re III bal for ttcrson.
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North Carolina.

I'm Chariot n. 81 c.. goes und q hibl ton
law and large nlll1b her; 4: So oons go out
ssieviseS plan Sto prevent ilIici elllng---J,
III "a ford, Nj who AZ a sS $ lain 81 by UNI,
buried iii Ralei Oh; Il had yed for yntlnl
ana; sought the pray ers % his fri END s. for
alterSsS Georg 8 EN eW1na pa VS. oft
Scredi tors u q old II III copper min q and
vii resume tons on sea e. -S
wa sW g. VI.
ia Ia IN a 1legr ctobsr 2Sds al es5 Of let
wound "a. + ost ICED IN!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
..R:|..E|..||V'|R|+|I||C:|IO|[|a'C5QuR|.1i''I..
'QPEN5iT 0
Docket or' u anuarry a MS & eayy
Ole, fWlth@NI any a ntel-
iSSs.$sst3 al ii11Gg asses. llyts$

III y /, n Y Il y NJ
Hat Ito-nlorrpw Is a.
Courts Hen
or the January term
the ben CHI. The ury
L to8Eappear and the
Sup iInr,led 81 y. K, 4
ITO be OF unusual3in-;
q large numb err of
civil cases on Il the
,portant and interest
fore the court Is! that,
,alth against 81 Peter,
rged9 I'm the warrant
4, relonfously and sun.3
bsnter, on the
Der. ~
|ored hsSyyas hls8vic--;
b to{$t!se evidence.
|preliIhinary hearing
A. of lovers auarwel.5
lko ten days after
81 confined In the
n ting, and up
ID procured counsel,
\ he Commonwealth
,ADancy Is about
4 ms never before
se jaAne extraordl-,
bughtNoy those fa-
that$lAh he Will go
81, issim4ltaneously,
the coupN tile sale.
nds ofHtNe county
continue until the
~ agtff ~ Ii nj Nkt NJ. az 81 " IA
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OBITUARY. 5: I lI' 4 Il; 4
Miss Anne Purcell d amnnalnr,nrl,


Anne Purcell D arn1n ann. s$
Miss Anne Purcell Dam lann. !. daug htery
died AZ the! res dence NJ Of Ill Il her pareits
An Bal fillmore 4 vest rday ksa fternoon ,]f She
is survived BY hey IN TIL ~, 4s m oth er, four
sisters and one bro tEer.8 sil was n niece
81 the la to- Coloncl S Go n nrdtn, of
I'M Miss bammann had many friends mere ere
having fvis tod In 3S RI htno md H on several
ccasions. ~ hen s. % ceiyed much atten-5
ton She "a q led fnYor rite lin eoclal
circles. Al };S&! Al
.s3 funeral 81 FIN i. Bransf ord \ n 5a88I5
The 7 funeral Of Mr.. rhena Bran s3
his uncle Mr.. Charles q f. FL Lat hrop, NO.
bo2 West cirnce Street Fri day AZ ernpol1.3
Swl Ike place fro M he house this IA
Eternoons at % ok! ;!Ss3 ssit
and salle g. Bra nsford was % Syears
55 Stone. III .is
y 6, SsnselaI Times. Dlspat q, .
6ernl III ,Mr. TyVi liam NV ilson stone, Who
died yesterday evening at the lone for
the Sick, took place this nfternoon. N Il.
stone was An ILLS ninth year.
had slme an l &
native! 4 OF III BrunyWic Ok II county. but had
resided In Peters burg for h N any y years,
and was very we'll KIN own J. $ts y Si
I sss58 X WIS. 8Bowless ST. 3485
(By3 Annotated Press, ~ Vi va
II HdTNfPHIs TEN NJ. ~ Zee. 81 liam 6s
sEowles,s X ST., q charter MON Der Of the
Memphis ton PIX chan go. and y one OF
South. Is r. ead. aged lo2 years 4 \. X n.
Il III h 4 r iii. II H f3Sl III i538
III M FL t13Y Associated Press. III ,li
Il n SIP AF3TANSHI1 FcS, s, CIV Dec. Sir.
Mills director in the Bank OF Anderson
and as leading cltixen Of that place, died
suddenly to-day Of lreart diseasR.
XII Frank FL, Cooper
stsl Y {tS IA ssociated F'ress:> X ),
ii ]! NEW YORK Dec. 81 1T Frank II. i Coop,
Cooper Company, died to-day In New.
Rochelle o, a sj " Il * A Il AZ * ,3
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X D eath5 Il tcll@ WidoA.5
.l(speclal to.1

IN tlNCPrC1ttI6tOe4 HIlV- l1IS 1FUFIJ M
i WINCHESTE1 y A.. ~ ecenlbe rt u 81 T., ,-1,
Mrs, VI 4Agyrol BgIa. ureaud, sly dow of plS
wealthy Louisa planter who "a made
Winchester her he for Il he Eplst Il III teen
years, died hi; yYeningi illj her q NJ
nlents at, Miss HE NC CUR IN hoarding
house. d ged Soy tty-slx Years, she was
a member. q q stinglllshed Creole FAM.
NY ana n bSyor Of y8llIg al c,lt pre, She
made her will jsss week y d! sposing sof n
large and val ple estnt %, One d dAugh-i
ter, Mrs. n Jam Parll Il OF New orls,
survives. IA IIe} relna Ina II were orri s. rs
shipped to Mel orlears, for iultermo int ,SSs5
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'"HA|PT|( EylEYEARH1

i, 4 very "a liar greet ting, but cal lSi,ns
be happy III hout health II a IN q Baas hen
our grcettnE twice " el * ONE hecaus D. we
also offer 81 d med icine that WI pos
ltlyely rests you q shealt and happl-
ness. nams Hostel ter Stomach it.,
ters, III N, 81; falls In cases sof lndlgesli
tIon, pysp Tia, l7latu lsr,cy tieart burn
SInspmnIa,s nIlls or cc Old =. Try }a sslaot4I
ltlei also.l Sa free Copy Of our A o5 Il
Sn,arao lf your Druggist, ID IF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

Dollars are good thing IS + eep 8theni
III & home Il ,y insuring wi thg the Virginia
state, Charles X WI Ills, gent. u
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IA " ID ,as Il
sSUs ! X IA "A N
,Ys,, \, III III

& ia Ma 4 eY. sSs VII
.ss s4s FOR
lss 4. I'M, II !, as,,
~
n FRESH tsa!hS
III isS
1, 49, Iii II n I'll
Iails lsn eaof 1 " haS h
N pa VI
\. IA 4 sst RI
q
81 10 II
&, N
!. /, 81 I. e "a
y I, u, / q, 4 y, 4 % & ~ n \, d 81
tempe I'd tvre tefda g g
srfo echN,l, b & h, e
3rksIuif llhX SaufIilg III 100
r chm AZ, RI
III
& simon i list tutions tciose the old year s
snssnt il egcrs etiiie and eli, tie
isess year nc coq PIN. In,
sgf I'D q VIZ !nlported QEiig sh llpunts
on TorS theirf first chase 8prnbn bly,
nj hsld inShistpfy 81 club and all lders thor
AZ sgerts ths
tsra Ma ID M ala # bvS te police rgi1ltaR
lS}menSfmee X this week Js fferson y
d III Ticos ciaigTare greatly dis
nveT ann sxht ion iof county tsrrl-
fnts.sstn 4 irhn,onei IN groundl that county
rsxsnq gsst tie
fntions III The 81 bout, ty 800 Colored ~ man
3scharget u Nj til d tempted crirninnl ASA VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

~ Dollars are good things, Keep them
at home by insurinS Wit AZ the n
state.Re alty Bond q; Trust ~. p.
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S.Wy.86W.S Stone.
WAS .8B owless,S ST..

IA by AaaooIated Press, VA
" IFNfPHIS 81 TEN NJ, Dec. 31.---Wi liam 81
iI3owles. ST., a charter mem ber OF IEt the
Memphis otton + Tx chan go, j and i one OF
tho best 4 know, cot ton factors Il In tho
South. is d lead aged I o2 ears. n 4 M
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953 lSFlBLOODfICUNIJ@NV ITteSU1 -
The place Of crime was poln tenE ou.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-08-23
THE COLLEGE AGAIN.

Governor Cutler has not yet APP
pointed the committee TO investigate
the affairs Of the Agricultural College
but it is expected his eXcellency Will
do so within week or ten days
When the committee gets to work
Truth is in a position TO state there
will be some very racy developments
and things not very creditable TO
some of the trustees, 1t Is said, Will be
brought to the surface, Salt Lake
Truth.
Truth" has been clearly and per-
sistently on the wrong side of this
college difficulty from the beginning
and il seems more than certain that
IL Is wrong in the above. The people
here have not yet learned that ii is
Gov. Cutters intention to appoint
committee to investigate A. G. affairs,
and In all probability the committee
to which Truth refers Is that one
whose object will be TO visit other
states for the purpose of ascertaining
the advisability OF consolidating the
A. Z. Of U and Y. Of U.
AS to the latter part of Truths as.
sertion, that paper should have some
excellent proof at hand before max
ing such statement, but con-
sidcrng the very evident lack Of
information heretofore IL is exceed
ingly doubtful whether Truth has
more than the unSubstantiated word
of some enemy of the institution.
Truth doesn't specify which trustees
have done diScrcditable things
bordering on the "racy" and OF course
all must rest under the accusation.
However, II, perchance, the Salt Lake
publication has any such information
as it pretends TO have it should light
in hammer and tongs and force the
appointment OF such committee as
IL says Gov. Cutler las not yet named
The REPUBLICAN has felt and still
feels that that whole college PROPOSE
tion ought TO be gone into thoroughly.
The college, its trustees, president and
professors have been accused OF prac.
tically everything in the category Of
crime and miSdemeanor. yet when the
opportunity came for substantiating
the charges, no word was offered
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-08-23

town a service that they have not had
before. lie is aggrcssively progress
sive. broad minded, liberal, with nigh
ideals and a conception OF the eternal
fitness of things generally that VIII
enable him TO do a great good. The
newspaper business Is a new one with
him. but we predict glorious success
for him, at least so far as the making
of am interesting and valuable paper
is concerned. The people of Oakley
and vicinity will have to appreciate
his efforts before he can make the
Eagle success otherwise, and II they
fail TO do this they will make SAD
mistake. A wide awake, aggressive
newspaper is more valuable asset TO
any town than bank, postoilice,
commercial club, business house or
any other material thing. The RE
PUBLICAN knows Mr.. Merrill TO be a
man of exceeding worth and we sin.
cerely hope that in both his school
and newspaper work the people oil
Oakley will offer him that loyalty, and
substantial encouragement necessary
to his doing the greatest good. Good
words are all right, are necessary, but
may the Oakley people not forget
that they can offer something more
substantial