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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22

oHerinE for Missions.
reading The Lord of Light and Life"
Recit,t;o, - Carol Martin
Thoughts" prim,nr, i-1ster
SOM Dora Maddox
Exercise ..uu,, Ruby Bush
Conservation Hymn. M,i,n" ri = n.sS
Benedictiun. i'Ncrsei
me choir will assist the SUNDAY
school in the evening S"huay-
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State Street Free Baptist Church.

Organ Voluntary.
carol. "Our Lord is Risen from the Dead.
IEV",.atiOn.
Anthem. "Thc Lord IS King.
Responsive Reading. Psalms II 80
Carol. I'VE Love to Sing Around our
King"
Scripture Reading. Il am the ReSurrcc-
ton and the Life.
Prayer. ,
carol. Angel. Roll tho Rock Away
Announcements and Hymn 3l2-
Sermon by the pastor, Roy. G. q. Mo5hcr,
subject after Death. WHAT
Easter Offering.
Anthem. "Rcsurrection Day.
EcncGiCt ion.
Organ Postlude.
Every seat free and everybody welcome
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22

Frank Gushing, who has been employ
cd as ii clerk in YOung's fish marke:
has accepted a similar position nj
| t'hurci,'S provision store, and will COM
mencc work at the latter place, Mon
Iday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
EASTER MUSIC.
Tomorrow's Program in
the Local Churches.
Special Music Arranged by All
the Augusta Choirs.
Song, Carol and Anthem to Commence
rate the Resurrection.

AS usual the churches Of Augusta
have arranged special musical pro-
grams in connection with their Easter
services, tomorrow. These services at
the various churches will be as fol-
lows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22

Four liquor cases against Henry Bar
ney of Waterville. one for maintaining
an alleged nuisance and three appealel
search and seizure matters. were called
up by County Attorney Leigh for SEN
tencc. Friday. Hon. S. S. Brown Of Wa
terville appeared as counsel for the de-
PENDANT.
On the nuisance Indictment, Barney
was sentenced to pay fine of $3.50 and
costs and TO serve 80 days in Jail. On
the three search and seizures charges
n" was sentenced to pay q fine of 800
and costs on each charge or serve 30
days in Jail. Barney was committed
Two cases against Fred Groder, of
Watervillc, whom it IS alleged was a
clerk for Barney, We're continued until
the September term. A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
Bcnedictioii
st. Marks Church,

Organ. Prelude, Mailing
Professional hymn. The Day OF Rcs,r-
f'c'loi, Tours
Easter Anthem, Christ our Passover"
Anglican Chant
Gloria Fatri.
lie Deum Laudamus &c faD,
WOodwa rd
Jubilate Dec. Anglican Chant
Introit Anthem. The Lord is my
strength. Henry Smart
Is yri" E!'iTOn |
Gloria Tibi Woodward
t;ratiaS TiDi
CrrdG
congregational Hymn. Jesus Lii, cs,''
Gauntlet
ofrr'ory Anthem. 20 Sing unto tue
Lord Caleb Shipper
OfertGry Sentence. "All things come OF
Thee" Chant Fora
:;urSItn Corda
S.InctiS
l;tIicdi"tuS Wood va rd
AgnIiS D.i
t,l"ri;. IN F.xcrIci;i
Nunr bernittiS, GreGOrian
Professional Hymn, "WelCcnc Happy
Morning. Sullivan
tr-an Postludc. Festival Postude.
f'aulkos
Vested choir 30 voices, Edward H.
Was:;, orGtniSt and choirnaSter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22

G. S. Downing returned. yesterday
afternoon, from business trip to
Aroostook and Piscatiquis counties.
Mr.. Downing reported that the lakes
and streams all along the route were
very low and that the drive was conf
III. along slowly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
IN COURT.
Interesting "Hoss" Case
Now on Trial.
PLAINTIFFS Verdict in Savage,
ct ais, VS.. Berlin Co.
WatcrvilIe Man Goes to Jail for Liauor
Selling.

On the Kenncbec county, superior
court, Friday morning. the jury in the
case OF Savage and Furbush of Augusta
VS.. the Berlin Mills Co of Portland. re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff and
assessed damages in the sum of s1a7. 80
The Jury had the case under considera-
tlon for one and a half hours.
The action was one in assumpsit ia
recover the sum of $500 in a Iumbe II
deal. the plaintiffs claiming that there
was fraud or deceit in the transaction.
The deferce cOntended that the lumber
was in the manner and fOlm which was
stipulated i'll the contract. w. H. Fish
or. Esq. appeared as counsel for the
plaintiff and Norman l.. Bassctt, ESQ.
OF the law firm of Cornish & Bassett
for the defendant corporation.
The next case on the civil list to be
heard before the jury was the action OF
G. w. Johnson of BoWdoinham VS.. Eu-
gene PurintOn of Litchfcld. The action
is to recover the sum of $3.50 in an al
legged breach of warranty in the sale of
a horse by the defendant to the plain
tiff The defence was a general dcniai
on the main issue. it claiming that nc
warranty was given, ard If one were
given the animal was iE good condition
and not subject to fits" as claimed by
the plaintiff.
Many witnesses have been summoned
to testify pro and con in the action in
volved and it is what digit be termed
d genuine "hosS'' case,
The evidence for the defence had been
partially adduced. yesterday afternoon
when court adjourned until $50 o'clock
this morning.
George w. Heselton, Esq, of Gardi-
ner appears rs counsel Cor the plaintiff
and f. NJ. Thompson, ESQ, of Augusta
for the defendant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
ST. Auqustine's.

Chant execute par lie chour des jeune.;
files.
Low Mass at $50 A. NJ.
A EvanEie:
81 Oratorio pour Pauues. Lanbillotte
AyreS ItlcvatiOn:
G.e Festin du Ccuacle.
AyrrS In Communion:
Eeine 1u Cicl. rciouiS tot, A. Gravicr
Solstes de rOratoriO:
Miles. Sadie Lcclerr. Marie boStic.
Solo du Cantiuue de la Communion,
Mile. Marie Louise Dostic.
Solo, du chant Il Marie, par
Mile. Aldcrie CloIIticr
Directricc. Eevdc Mere st. ROmnald.
High Mass at 1890 a. NJ.
t.ntrce. Fanfare. Lafayette
Vldi Auuam, intrOut, Gil chant.
Grcgorien
Kyrin, Gloria, CrcdO, SanctuS ct
ACnuS, Peters Mass in ID.
Epitrc Triomphc. Pictoirc! Lamblotte
Offcrtoirc, Orchestra, Lafay"tf"
Elevation. Cantate pour lcjOurde PaqucS.
Communion. Orchestra.
Sortic. Fanfare
NcSpCrs at p NJ.
P.,aIImes en- plain chant harmoniscs.
Salut solcnnel der Tres Saint Sacrcment
Pcginacoeli. Dubois
. SalutariS. Peters
q Flu ct F'iliae. Werner
Ave Maria Lamhilottc
/antum Ergo. Hayden
SnloistS: Sadie Icclcrc. Anna DoStie,
Marie Louise Dostic. Lucic BOnncau.
Aldcric Ciouticr, Zcroid" Pcllcticr Ed
Dnvon. Omcr Piantc. Maurice Bincttc.
Marcclin Pomcrleau. Directcur. e. Doyon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22
Conversational Church.

Prelude easter Morning.. Mailing
Carol. Fright Sunbcams deck the Joy
fuI Sky" Reed
Lords Prayer.
Anthem. LAS it began to Dawn, Spence
ApoSttc'S Greed.
Responsive Reading.
Gloria Patri.
Scripture.
Prayer.
Response. 90 Light that breaks from
Wonder Tomb" iresslcr
0fcrtoire. Baldwin
Hymn C3oc). "Hark! Hank, My Soul"
Sermon.
Pr:iYor
carol. "AIlcluia to the King" Backus
rostludc, March TriumphaI. Lcmmens
First Baptist Church, Winthrop Street.
ORGAN Voluntary. Selected
Doxology. Guillaumc Franc
Congregation.
Anthem. AS it Began to Dawn
f.. F'laXinStOn Harkcr
Quartet.
Psalm Seventeen. David
Minister and Congregation.
Gloria F.,tri Grcaturcx Col
Choir and Consregatinn.
Solo. The Risen Master" c. e. Stcrns,
Mr.. Bates.
Prayer.
Response, o'iectci
Choir.
OTcrtCry. oeicctea
Miss Chase.
Hymn, "Dihdcmatt, Sir George ). Elvey
Choir and Congregation.
Sermon, "Toiay'S Great Fact.
Anthem. "IIosanna, Jules Granicr
Quartet.
Baptism.
BcucdiCtiOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-22

THE FOURTH AND LAST CAR OF
THOSE DELICIOUS ORANGES, AND
A FEW 9OXES GRAPE FRUIT,
FROM TIE NATIONAL ORANGE
CO., RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA, Ar
RIVED TODAY, AND THE CAR BE-
ING ICED, THE FRUIT CAME IN
FlRST-CLAsS CONDITION. IF YOU
LIKE CHOICE FRUIT, ASK YOUR
GROCER FOR THE FAMOUS
souLE ORANGES" AND TAKE NO
OTHER.
r. w. SOULE.
Aprill9.
Apr 20G3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
The Day OF Opportunities.

In commenting OH the fact that The
United States Steel Corporation had given
a cash bonus 81 one milton dollars TO
i,s faithful and efficient employers. we
said thai, IN spite Of the cr2 OF the
pesgiDist that the poor man has no OPP
portunfty in thexe days. there Is a de-
raaud for good Gotsmeh Ind all corr,ora-
,louS are on Inc gook opt Tor them. and
that the man who mas talent and skilled
labor for Esle. ran command higher
price to-day titan ser i9tfore.
The Long Branch ~. - i.ecma reYfo.
duces there remarks aud afds t;ae fol-
loving wores Of approval:
"This n al! true
There we're nsYEr 30 may 9ppprt1aj-
Ties for man 10 HAD sfm qperatgYe ssisr
plDyHlent " - gam wealth. NJ takae ~
there are iordsy
''rHose wfip W9te ~ the dsstraptloo ~
opportunities by re growth ~ tftsts ,sysJ,
~ SHOW tAFif lshpts5Ge. GDi,ss oppor-
tunitteR haTe been '5tsttpYse. o,ns.s,
however, have flFtn erf%tee
%lndueastat cot.dirtpas ha@s 9i1eJHpts
q readl1elment E,4 51esss e,.ss4asi
Mas Gsger psfore III tils n.s5Gs ssstoty
mme sghstart4iy feH@sese tt4s ii q ~
pfesenl"
II must b. femMgbefeo. 1s2peye,, ta6s
this - IN iatsllef49sl a1s &aq NIL
fidelity e q R,eaf a1sssy ttps ,asH $50
ri1es musl ~ skjlltQl ss ~ az fg4tfi.
mi. on eg9pttg u g1aSyel9paq ssl9
ithete ~ q @aee M fsslg R.sa aa4s u
al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04

light weight hanged violently upon the
axle. The joltlng threw my handsome
cloak off the seat, III cane got @ ush by
the Wheel, which wrapped I y around itself,
and at every revolution nlrted i towards
the horses and kent them at the top OF
their speed. could not do3anythlngi PIT
sit and hold on and hold out, which y dld,'
AT last we got to level ground, and after
a nrotracted taperlng OF, stopped and
waited for the pedestrian, had out
stripped her SO far, that began TO- pc
uneasy. and Gwheniat last she. was des-a
cried, / felt that IL protecting prQyldence
lar reunited lis more strongly than eyer.
ii i had been killed, or had Y Woundsa
what would she have done IN That
strange and solitary region? Even now,
the thought makes me shudaer.3s
N was very familiar With this. great de-i
clYity, for our faithful ostleny had taken
me up and down It to and from scho ooh
every two weeks, Tor q Whole yea but
Ills horses held back On our ne turn y u
Gorlon's Hill gave us no CONCERN, " 81
n One orlesot my Visits TO 'Tappa,han,nock
there were several high era illcntlon
My mothers grave WIS marx co my Old
home was visited and IS occll pants gave,
Inc somo flowers that We're groIyn there,l
IN ms boyl,ood ~ was noted for \ si
flowers. and both Of my mothers We're
fond OF cultiYating them. ~ eal tll W'l'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
Street Begging.

The fact that a fake lame man and
his accomplish were recently detected IN
this city plying their trade shows how
careful kindhcarted men and women
should be in giving to street beggars. It
goes without saying that fraudulent beg
CARS should hot be patronized But there
are well-meaning persons who contend
that tits better to bestow aims upon nine
fakirs than to refuse to give necdful help
to one deserving person. Mr.. Glenn, OF
Baltimore, who has devoted his fortune
and his life to the work Of true charity,
saws that in point of fact the converse OF
that proposition is true: that 1t Is better
to turn away nine deserving persons than
to encourage one fraudulent beggar IN MS
meanness. This seems ALMOST heartless,
vet it comes from q man5who has done
as much. perhaps, for the cause of charity
as any citizen of the United States, and
there is much reason in his contention.
The fraudulent beggar is about as bad
as a thief. Indeed. in some respects
he is worse. for when he receives aims he
takes Wflat =uOeS IlOL DeloltS IS " MI!
rightfully securing it By false pretense
and by prcying upon the generosity Of his
fellows and abusing their confidence. No
honest person would think of encourag ing
thief and for the same reason encourage,
ment should not be given TO the fraudu-
lent beggar. This goes without saying.
But what OF the beggars who are not
frauds? There are unfortunatcs who are
unable to earn livelihood and they must
be .takcn care of. But all such are pro-
yided for either by the government or
charitable organizations. There is no oc-
caslon for street begging in Richmond.
Begging IS dcmoralizlpg and degrading
and we should be very careful how We
encourage man. woman or child in pur-
suing degrading course. Let ls always
remember that the aim OF true charity
is TO lift up, never to pull down. The
best help Is that which helps an I'M
fortunate 10 help himself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04

III ease tito insufed is legally and Justly
executed for crime. III tlerf words, q. AZ
ina.rayScs1 sopass srs asaInts o
aYa sf Ssts std Rses ri s, 'a
ibid ihs prv ta,,t, opn,iIS,,
fnorrbs iho his se Ynys aetras
e epI1Ses'G afd Y as tsrb s tSo
OF such ID stlpulatohI tllso forbds y,
istnfces which cannot be- lawfully stipu-
lated lfot." tIo retors again to supreme
COinnandcry vs.. a lnsWort III, .sA l q,
liz, III Fisk K 81 lfe nsaraace tic event
ttipoil which thc Insurance. money is 1'tt
uhle9 Is certnllp occurrence the ,1iicor \.
9tainty of tho time of It's occurrence, ls
OF tho contract. III cannot ,bo lin content
plntloh Of the parties that the y, lnss,irsl.
by Ills own crniiin nct. sall @ueprivIe
ao eontrae Iak an ns
J ten the Sdny Of payment Of he, insurun nee
money. ,rhe full, ai1d Just interrtipton Iofi
q contract OF life insurance, Nude Will
proceeding from. other $cllises han the
voluntary act of the assured, producing
or intending to prod tlce.s + seems h, In !,
nefFa pnaes are nssEned
sto5uny one other itllnn& tho original bcne-
5flclal'y Or wleth her they are pnyablcItto
/ tho Insured 8 estate Asst gnmcnt OF tho
policies, As In the cas- or Burt VS. Union
Central Life Insurance Company cannot,
II soilis, alter tho primo ple laid down N
tho two decisions. That principle y, tint
II y contrary e public policy 70 ply ths
by duc process Of Inv. III Nothing seems
to II fail to Il alter the sound conclusion
based Upon these dcclslonl that tho
courts Will not enforce tho Spnyment.5of
those policies. What tho companies Will
2dOf of urse, III Is another ina tier. 1s The
settlement Of tho pollcies seems to- .be
of them pay In full these claims, II Will
I be a&mntter OF business tll&thein owl
IDENTIFY, and mot because they are cont
PEELED to. IN t looks Ens 8if 1.-THE companies
would puy the Cash Surrender Value"
tof tho policies VI p to tho tlmoBiof Sex ecu
ton, or r1ay return the premiums paid
together with SIX per cent interest.
of any OF these companies involved, "a Z
lle so desired and was sufficiently inter-
;csted therein, that he could 90 n before
any supreme court Judge and there obs
tain un Injunction restraining tllca COM
puny. in. which sho was az stock holder
temporarily and have 1t made permanent
later; this Injunction restraining and
the claim except only 50 If FIR as the
accrued interest thereon. 81 And ii I & think
that It would be only fnirF for. tho press
and public to- refrain from cc1lH,lre and
$crit icisnl until u decision can be reached
and the asons shown therefor In justice
( TO g great company with a long and
non, non orVa aa record !, I. remain,
- q T. II. r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
McCue's Insurance.

Editor OF The IiInes' O!sph
sIr.-Therc have been. OF la.s, ~ li'd The
daily papers. regarding the McEue ~, i,tc
3iusiirance. and especially have ~ m i,nm
an editorial from your estGelhsu r puoa -
cation under the date OF re .,rt,a, ths
companies should without qWpp!e pay
fhs foiicies carried b. him N l,ls LIE e.
lime etc" The tenor Of these edltorlalS
and articles has been 20 severe,y, "a ~
the news articles nave Especially so
criticized The travellers Insurance COM
Imny, Of Hartford Conn. Tor MOI PAY },f,
Ink these I2lic;es A. 0nce n,,e ah the
Writer Of tiie editorial before mentioned,
permit mo 10 state that am q pollcy'
holder o. me Trayelleefs !h Wi AZ such.
An an Interested party. n 'he nrst
piace, would liks 10 call the learned
adstors attention 70 The fact tnat. az
i understand the situation. whatever the
i,as ~ vi besn no decision rendered. as
~, insira nee company can take any ON.
iesies gr ae,ioa Mo On d q den.h ana
,a d death and The claim properly
tnscs al, and Gled. has been received by
rpes o9mpsny. and this, understand,
D&s ~, pssn dora a. least up e day lay,
are i,yo SIDES 10 thig question. Tic pa
,lriz az sylten,iy urousNng a sentimental
.lse III i1,efsst 10 The FAMILY and chill
isqffss ii mind, ainoT that Mere is a bust
,ssss slae eehsef,sd w!tb this case OF
lgtssfs, ~ me pplicy-hollers OF and by
,hisA companies, Thirdly; ] Wish TO
tsa;+' sttst have q grtat many friends
.t49 tESYe Deef, teHefirlartes under and
StstS ~ Rlaay itfDfH Yh0 have been al
nsys tfsgtsG fairy. Yauhrcly. and equi-
iatiS lsSasf Nls dHfis'ons ~ the Travel
~ sPa3fages COMPANY, and I believe
styfut ~ " gfse VI tbe biggest, broadcast
s4t,As5 an fsDat LIBERAL settlement
tFltgSa4siFs ~ tffs ffisiness, and whatever
RS sf4ssS,tss 6s&Y ~ VII. believe. be.
9@ftts spgs@.S M ptsHciplc, Justice and
{2Ss&, ! 1e,sigtsIjg believe these claims
ri.S3 tp4Ss s5ysytsta tpi b. paid ri full.
~ gf1ssIs tte SfeBlipn paid ~ the,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04

ters were flowing from unlreamed-of ar,
5ieslnll wells; my lhotel was whaLahaa
been Mrs Gray's School, Of which ! WAS
d pupil, and I was assigned to what had
been her own apartnleDtE he school,
house had been destroy ed, 4 but the land
lord showed me the plank through which
"a British cannonl,lll, from q. war vessel
had been shot, and int hat hole the %rcns !
made their nests, yea 2 ter year. ere
was, 100, inssthet courthouse, that large
collection OF the Sounty's worthless, which
Judge IT.. n, y, Wright had protected and
made. All honor TO him for his fofes
thought enterprise and perseverance,, y!
he keeps OH asi he has been doing. ils
county will hay9 to put an add ton to tis
Courthouse liz order to accommodate his
large gapd excellent gallery, Nor ls EsrE
seX;|t the only Eollnty that has had ! ne
iLeneflt of Judge Wrights Very Ia udable
efforts In 8theL same direction,
Yes, let railways from tho Falls OF
James RIVER 10 the mouths Of Tho York,
RappahannocE and Potomac open and
build jup thif sclosed-n and inaccessible
section OF oi State, Lot It's people get Y
more eusily 10 their. own capital and send
to IT their ilcreased productions, and let
there be III beautiful and active penttnla-tS
ton of iptctests Al along the too-long DE- {
Bferled ilolI tracks. .s.s..
\ RlchmoM, Va. .f1f ',s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
The Women Writers.

Al noteworthy and. perhaps; significant
feature of our literature Of to-day IL lie
Increasing prominence Of the women
writer's. In the public eye Indeed tbs
authors Of the superior sex appear 10 be
figuring just now somewhat 10 the ex-
clnslop Of the men. The four magazines
which sell for the highest price and which
may. perhaps, fairly be ca|lod the lead,
.ing.' ones are all running serials by wo-
men. Harper's has Mrs. Humphrey Ward
the Century begins q new noyc! By Natf
Douglas sPiggin, scflhhers ~ ser!al!zina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04


Mrs. wharton, and the Atlantic ni,,1ou:tces
Inc latest work of Margaret Sherwood.
1.eslie's continued story Is from, tho pen
Of Mrs Amin Katherine Green, aid thus
magazine Is MISC printing serial work OF
a more solid character by two q icris Y 70.
men. All examination of$pther peri odicals
particularly as regards its fiction, whetl,-
or long or short, will Indicate q sit1, allt
trend. IA
1t$is not, however, In 1t,nga1lnn Work
only tint the women writer's Of Aineri-
can and England arc coming 80 rapidly Do
aud SO prominently to tho fore. Few. IN.
deed are the English writing i,ovel ISIS
Of to-day. to whom postcrity Is likely TO
accord higher place that, TO Mrs.
Humphrey Ward. Her lengthonlng row OF
i,asterly books would npnenr to be IN
unmistakablc guarantee TINT she has not y q
written for her generation only. IN THIS
country, we may, as her lnteRt work In
tiubltably shows, point With confidence TO
tbs still youthful Edith Wharton, who,
sharing largely Mrs. Wards deep Under tr.r'.
standing of human nature and subtle
analytical skill, Inns ALSO tho added grace
OF L delicate and kccnly satlrlcal hunlor.
And 1t Is no merely local pride that leads
us to add that ranking not far behind
these two may already be safely accord
cd TO the very gifted. author Of SIR
Mortimer. 3 81 ID
Looking at tho matter from n some what
less lofty point Of view, It Is worth noting
that what we believe to have been the
most popular book Of the past season..
..,rhc Masel,,crador," was the work OF a.
woman: as were also many other sue
cesscs OF somewhat smaller proportions.
And Of writers hitherto unknown, those
whose first work has held out tho great
est promise, beginning with Miss May SIN SIN.
clair and her remarkable book, The il3l-
vine Fire" have been of the most part
women. I'll
Against the showing Of the ladies, i is,,
OF course. possible to array q formidable
catalogue Of recent work Of the other
sex, but the fact seems to remain uncon-@
trOvcrted athat3 inc NHlSll piuCeS ~
literature have been successfully scaled
by women, and that many Of the choicer
flowers along the waysdc have also been
for the plucking Of gentle hands. Ma scu l.;
line authors appear to be IN no great
danger Of being crowded off the stage; but
their feminine competitors are steadily
advancing farther into the limclight. y
is not usual to concede to woman the
larger endowment Of Intellect and abtli.
ties, but She is commonly granted, with.
apparent justice, more delicate ptesrrccep p
ton more graceful fancy and 9 suptler
artistic sense. Perhaps, too, she is Will
ing to avail herself of q more painls silsF
ing industry. At any rate, there seens
no doubt that she will have to be taken
very seriously into consideration by those
gentlemen whose bread and butter de-.
ponds, for quantity or quality, upon a
ready market for their pens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
March 4th III II10rld''s History.
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United states assembled ut New York
Vermont adn
the Limited States By is own limitation
which the United
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HON Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea Bis n
cult homemade. They will Be hesher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking F owder helps the house
wife 70 produce home, quick and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
mullins, With which the read made food
found al the 4bake-shop 81 grocery does
not compare.
Royals The greatest of bake-day helps.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04

After all, Mr.. Roosevelt docs not .5 need ed
anybody to ride with him to-day Y lie l!e
knows the way from the White House to
the Capitol. la VA 55.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04

4 Mayor. Weaver Of philadelphia ("sinful
John'o absolutely declines to; tell how he
felt while the 500 persons were praying for
bis redemption. z, 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04

Dr.. oslcr, to the contrary. notwlthstnnd-.
Ing, Mr. Carnegie is still Of the opinion.
that a man can do considerable after
passing sixty in an honest effort to die
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04

There IS no question nbout$N1rs. Chad
wlck's financial ability but she will ha ara rd-
ly be appointed secretary Of the trea surS.
THAT place has been spoken for ri q