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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-17
HOUSE HEARS PRAYER
AND THEN ADJOURNS
Many Members Answer Roll Call, but
Business Is Delayed

a surprisingly large number of mem
bers responded to the roll call in the
house last night when Speaker Clague
called the body together after a recess
extending from last Thursday. Nearly
every member was present. but in view
Of the fact that many believed there
would not be quorum, no bills were
introduced or other business transacted.
Representative William Wikman, of
Morton, moved an adjournment one
minute after Chaplain Copper,s prayer.
The house will meet at 10 o'clock today.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-17
Report on Voting Machines

The committee on voting machines
will report at meeting of the board
OF aldermen tonight, and it is under
stood that the report will be favorable.
'There is some talk of a bill being
introduced in the legislature allowing
cities to issue bonds for the purpose Of
purchasing voting machines" said Aid.
Bantz, and if it is passed so much the
BETTER
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-17
Creates $1,000 Job

True the bill does provide for a
$4,000 job-for the selection from the
board of capitol commissioners of a
resident supervisor or superintendent
to take charge of the building at that
salary until it's completion. 1t wouldn't
be fair to ask member of the COM
mission to devote his whole time to
such work for nothing, and 1 venture to
say there is not a man on the capitol
commission who wouldn't save the
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-17
Elevator Ordinance Turned Down

The assembly committee on streets
yesterday afternoon decided on an un-
favorable report on the Moriarty or
dinance requiring all elevators to be
provided NTH a safety device.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
nh OAK Stock & Poultry Farm

der OF Registered Poland
!, and Duroc Jersey hogs.
Idridge Wyandottes " Rhode
IA Red Chickens. Took al,
.isns at Huntsville, Ala. and
deer, State Poultry Shows.
cartridge Wyando,tes aud Is,
lam on pen Of r. I. Reds at
raeen Jan. qth to IL. zoos.
4 Listed nu m Der OF eggs from
4 ariety for sale.
MEs. y. r.. DErpxrr.
Mayhem. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
EGGS. EGGS

wcomb uhiie Legassrn. ine .sg@A
|4zmpnsn layers winter and ssrr1~
|0gs only ~ r~r Is 81 per TOO
} kcck eggs si.-s per -. NJ. ".
- turkey egg q. rsrr In.
|LIzxrE Dyps. Ngr@atsiea, Trrsy..
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15

~ bred n. r.. Turkeys. Egg~ for
- Ia season - per % from verv
Isafing~ ~yesrIing Toms weighing
Adult hens III "a IS rs. Pare
sarred =. Rock chic tcuS as the
fssrains. Eggs Ter y here
8 BRANDON. Normandy. Team.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
Thompson Strain,

kxsgp PLYMorrn ROCKS
1rent stock secured direct
or iginator, Save express
rs and get stock used 10
Several good cock
for sale. Price - 10 s. each
Ss per setting OF -.
Ensrics given prom pt alter
e5erenceS. Peoples Bank.
CHAS. A.
sal East Howard Ave.
Bslox,. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
Hogs and Hay


1t every farmer would rails.
everything consumed on HI.
farm there would be no necess,.
ty for us to tell him how to de
crease the cotton area. r,
would moi have time 10 grow 10.
much, but there Is, shout,
Judge. about one IN * VINO doe,
this. maybe not so MANY. Nov
inns - a good year to start pre-
drcing all the accessories a,
home. After planting all the
corn. peas, potatoes. cane, aut
orchards. and allowing abundan
pasturage for al: stock: and still
vou have too much cotton lans
we would suggest two Other
crops that can be turned int,
cash a readily as cotton. and a,
much less cost. and very much
quicker.
LIT Hay can &c grown easily,
eheaply aud quickly. and saved
and marketed the same. Two
crops can be produced IN good
land. Sow in German MiIIct ir
April. fertiIixc well. cut when il
hrst heads out. I, will make
excellent hay and Gao be market
ID when good hav is scarce anu
high priced Follow this with
peas. peas and sorghum, or ii
preferred ics the native grasscs
grow and there will be a yalra-
be crop oil hay again IN the tail.
Ins two netting about twice A.
much a. the land would in cotton
making bale per acre aud
bringing In cents.
1nd Hogs great money max.
or when properly managed.
The hr~i essential - \ good pas
ture with all the grasses po>~i
bir. and plenty of water. Ad-
,lntng this have \ rotation oil
patches, beginning With early
corn, then WhippoorwilI peas
and sorghum. Spanish pea nuts.
sweet potatoes, and aruchoaes.
Have enough movable pandic
lencing to enclose lots, A. ready
10 gather. and let The hogs do
the gathering. When through
Ntlh these crops "A iev da -
~ilh dry corn and voa nav send
Tor the butcher. When YOU bal.
ancc up your accounts with
either two crops II properly
managed. you will be ashamed
that sou ever planted cotton at
alf. ". Il. MtEcItK.
EtM NJ
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15

Large plosvs and strong teams
are necessary 10 the proper prep
ara,ion ot the slii.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
I0hCs Fair winners.

81 LOUIS 4H@t8.
Z koka. ~ l.. MANDATES. &.
bsns2re. Stock faf pale - ait
kzg. ia sras.sss /. - SO -
v Z CnAnA~. tatttAnola. A4as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
.Y'AI|L|..E ATHLETIC
PROFITS I. ARE ! GREAT ] ! !.
Receipts for Year 1eo3-Tg GOA Are
! Largest il the History
Of SPORTS. "
1 OF Sports.
.fspeclal n 10 y The TImes. plspatcll.


55335s NEW HAVEN CO FEB Tho am
snual report of Tho Yale financial Ion for
the Sycar ended September %, 1904. shows. otal
receipts OF tl0s. $50 and 5pc1,sss or S75.l 74
leaving n profit OF 81. ~. paying
100 maintenance OF tho Yale field. or tina
profit OF f3l, 2s3. tho sum OF go ,sas inne-
SLiately expended forftiio repai OF tho stands
for the Yalc-Harvar1 foot ball Eame last Nos
vcn,ber.5 The receipts were b3f4 fa ~ the
largest In Yalc's athletic history; being Si3. $50
moro than he receipts OF s02 I'll last year The
OK penscs. excluding In both years the main
$tenance OF tho Yale field, were 81 73 less
than last year. when they were $40, ILL., This
year. however. the guarantees FOR visiting
teams have not been entered.
~ The foot .ball associat ion last year received
f70,7e2. and expended SIC 096 the base bnl as
ISOLATION took in So 3l2 and spent SIS, the
8 boat club received IS CO., of Which s., 6Q2 cams
from, subscriptions and spent y. and jtle
track association received s.. go. $1,000 of which
was from subscriptions. and expended 81. 22l.
II From tho Columbia foot bai II gumc of 1909.
there was received 9 s.. $50: from he Harvard
gai,t5at Boston. 81, a40 and from tho Prince.
ION game mt New Ifaven. SIS. 143. From the
Princeton base ball games last summer Yale
received &f77sl, and from the Harvard games
s.. 06s ii9 iS5 MI. 4
investment commit tee holds O. fund derived
from athletic profits OF past Years. which
III Il holds AS n kind Z Of Insurance fund for
athletic emergencies rhe amount! of the fund
is not given. The accounts OF the union are
audited by Professor n Corwin, of the scientific
school * Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
FOR #sHELTERING ARMS.
Founders Day Will be Observed
as3S.i Next Tuesday. Vi

Shelterlhg RMS Free Hospital Tuesday.
February '14thnat az M. trho exercises wilt
be; conducted by the different minister's
,oftthe city nnd a. receptlO Will follow, to
which tho friends and patrons OF this
Z lie ,RdV. & Henry r. At lsins will preside.
The folio wing clergy1nen vii assist: Roy.
William VI cad e. ella rke, Rev. George w.
nleDans stsast ar rs,
rendered sliysS the 1Iing Daughters 5
!9 On Founders Day It is earnestly hoped
there will be a most liberal response to
The appeal @ tl,s Board Of Mnnagers
tho SheltGring Arms, and With the nem-
bers ZOE 4 nc general board, lenders OF the
Kings laugh tel circle will y torn tic
reception cotnm ttce on Found ers Day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
.'JAjILSE1H ON F'! RI:
PRISONERS GET / away \ / |.
IN Trying to Get Out Of the
Burning Building One of the
Men Loses His Life.
Associated Press,

eSs.I
JACKSONVILLE, T. LA. Feb, 5--- - at
on tho part OF q negro prisoner to escape
by setting the jail on fire, resulted In one
negro being killed by suffocation and ff5
teen escaping. rs $s i.s i. &. 81!
a I,hc cries Of fire in the Raspberry Pa k
city tail shortly after44 o'clock this morn
ing awoke Jailer Bryan. who rushed from
lis room to the corridor to ascertain the
trouble. 4; s@3 sS SJs, "a 5f5 s5 i35 ss4
AS lie opened the door leading into. tho
Jail portion. a dense smoke came rush
Ing towards him.. f He Immediately went
TO each cell and released tho prisoners,
and then sent IN the fire alarm. IA no
Screams OF the frightened prisoners could
DO heard for blocks away. ~ ssj
Il After the fire was out, ailer Bryan nluds
the firemell succeeded In extinEulshing
tho flames which had eaten into the
ceiling between the woodwork and the tin
roof. Tho firomen found 1t q hard matter
to, work. on account Of the dense smoke.
N After the fireRwas s. out, aller Bryan made
a search through tho Jail and found the
dead body Of William Hall, colored, lying
near The door Tho body was thorohgh-
III examined fand 1t was found hat it
had not been burned. Tho suppdsition is
that Hall awokc, and tried to mako his
escape from tho burning jail. but the
smoke was so dense that he losts5his
way and was overcome and died from suf-
location ~ y,
Tho prisoners who made their escape
have not yet been recaWured, but as
most OF them reside In this city, tho pos
lice believe that they will all be takerl.
into cllstodysand locked UP again before
many days have passed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
from. I: I'd | GAY new YORK
THE. WINDY |! ] { CITY CT
Alleged Blue beard Leave
Gotham in the Very Best
Of Hum or. Il . 4

fsnecia1 10 The Times -DIspa tch.)

&. NEW YOall,8 Fob. O.-.l'o face charges
lor homicide and lgamy Johann l ll37.2l
1.-THE Chicago Bllebelrd, who is said to
Have had between forty and flfty wives,
counting the dead as we'll al tho sliVilIlg,
iSbegan5his Journey from this city to Chtcu;-5
eo Yesterday. He did not seem worried Ice
nby Tie sinister accusations against him
His good humor reached Its height after
'$ho had Spoarded che train IN Ho boken.i
wl,c1, ali unknown.youn woman gave him
q bunch IL ylolcts " He gallantyi pinned
| them to the lapel OF his cont.
While Il lor.. J oseph y s3prln GER. 1ornerf
eoroners cian mn Ghisa aa q ao 81
Hoch' wives was caused BY the use Of
lourari, tho subtle and usgn
~ South American IT dlans to ID th la,t
nrrows and ll2enemies and gam NJ 5t,,,
,,5of Chicago, who had him in stody: ISL
',.Aii't I & w,onderY why, all he women
bs GlalIp5inBgimtss
i Tie si but Two wives In and
I iGyyoiltl IIotshave had them ifl tho lawyer
Eliad told me the tru II. i. I. ~
STAR PIE 6Gy3fiipp Woad
even'a5ttle ANNA, let alono. e human be-
ling. There rs so m uch nonsense said = 9
mo and about me here III n low q DIX hat
When VII q. crowd pressed about him the
ferry House 3lle returned the stares with
:$out a. tranor, nd med tot en- Joy inc.
,lnotorletyshe had gained On the ferry
liboat tho women eng ged IN q able 70
see the man ccused6 q having SO many
I;m famous yes,'''5 II said to /, ftus.
I'm*no tlcated. I'm g; rs s.
Tie crowd laughed Il heartily and l1 loeb,
was incense I'd
Never mind you re- al Yloa fers''s be
'SDont shoot, / surrender he said to.ai
photographer MS the has II went t. OF ~ Fie
was startled so he slid from tho seat to
tho foorga nd turned pale, m, SO Sner--.
vous about those thngs-do'nst q 90 DO ssi y
In the station III Eoboken he pointed at,
several curious WOmerl an sald rs s55s a
ub5erne s---tll Is it-rub bernec ks
Then, rs the women turned their j leads,
lle said: 7s s'l Isl
While Dr. Springer Of Chicago, suggests
curarl rs the poison that Il lied the wives
or Hoci,ath stories M the illness which
preceded their death, is contend led does;
not bear out tho tli cory. :, II, MS no sug-3
tgests, .he. poison was s.put Is on a. Wedding
ring sharpened SO as cause an abrasion;
Of the skin, death would hnvo been prac-'
ticaliy instantaneous. On the other hand,
the poison, 1t Is a said, MAY be taken
through the alinlentary canal With lm-.
nunity, excepting in very large doses
Besides, analyss & has shown that tho
death Of Mrs. marie Wolcker-H ocll was
due to frsenical poisoning, and that her
illness was diagnosed as Snepllrltls "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
Results at Hot Springs.
4 tl3y Associated Press II

~ tBy AssocIntcd Press,) IA
suminarles;S ai5ss
First race-t hree Undergraduates a to Is
first, George Shell GO 10 y second. Caabasll
"a TO u Third Time, :3S IA. d st I'll S n
Second race .sX .furlongs-T uiTandop III to
~ first Ingol Thrift % 70 y second Joe Goss
"a ito u third. Time Ills Ia 4 ssS3 ~
Third racs4six and a half furlongs--I Irstop-
,latz G. TO u first. Cornwall a to - second,
lAinolous n TO ~ third. Time, 1;27 AT.
. Fourth raGe-sepcn ftrlongs,A Hot Springs
ihnndicap-Gus IIcidein tle to y first, Asterisk
5teyen> second, Male Worth Is to p third. Time,
1883 W. I. u s IA Il ~ BIZ i
20 t6r y first, llclnorsc (6 TO y second,
Naincokii fi5 to y third Time, 9 :O5.
o. to u first, Horale "a to u second, Clifton
Boy 40 to d third, Time, 1;2s Ia, NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
MAYOR DECLINES 4. ] TO [ ]. !. /.
.P|.R /. i. PTA!kW NJ !.
"For Personal Reasons Captain
Mccarthy Will Not Ac-
IA cept invitation.

Mayor Mccarthy positively declines ines TO
INTRODUCES Captain Johii S. Wise WHO
lectures at tho Academy OF Music nTe eli.
ruary 2lst under tho auspices I3of the
Daughters Or the Revolution. This lnfo1r 81.
mntion liz some way leaked out lycstcr-
day iii lilo form OF q rutnor. When q
newspaper representative wentSto Mayor
Mccarthy to Inquire as to the "a ccuracy
OF tho report, tho Mayor deprecated an
Ilnotorlcty inffthc mntter, but u frankly
stated his position. Ho had beenacailed
oyer tho telephone, lie said, by Mr. Henry
a. Atkinson, who nroffcred tho invita-
ton for. tho. Daughters OF tho Rcvoltt-
ton that tho Mayor Introduce Captain
Wise when lie lectures Attic Academy
on tho date named. Mayor M Car y
promptly and frankly declined 4 he in NJ
tation, stating that lie did not Ghro Ito
discharge tllis function for personal H ea-
to perform THIS service IN his capactty,iis
Mayor Of the city, bit tho Mayor de- I
clnrcd that It was no part Of Ills official
duty to discharge the L function. Later
tho Mayor 5ilscertaineds that tho F'inance
Committee OF tho Council met on that
evening, and his official duties REQUIRE
his presence there. EN- II Ii Il NJ
Al He asked, however, IL any thing was lid
about tletmattor that 1t be stated that
tho reasons stated. before he discov-.i
cred this official engagement, and that
the latter had nothing to do with his
Geclination. @-5 Io was Hing, he said,
to resort to any sui terfuges He had de-
clined to Introduce Captain Wise bccause
he, as d man and d citizen, did not care
to do It that that was s., all IA Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
.CART|NG sN0W1AND
sL | 1! T | D ne: RIVER / \! II
Superintendent COIN Alone
n Knows Where Are Shows
Of Yesterday. ,),5 n

Tair md colder Is the y weather pros
grainmc for to-day with the same forecast
for Saturday,, III
Where are tic SHOWS Of yesterdaY2 Only
superintendent Coin. Of tho street clean
ing force, can answer the question, for
all day long OF, yesterday his force cart
cd tho snow and sltlsh to some retired
and out OF the way spot. E5 B. lF
Tho slush was something awful, and
tho rubber merchant rcnped = rlcti and
necessary harvest. s. ".
I'll Mr.. Evans snys the ice, like tho Indian,
Is bound to go. and The river will In a.
1 few days be clear OF ali obstruction. *
4{ Only three stations In tho country re-
port zero orij{less I han zero weather.
11nvre Is IA degrees below zero, bismarck
Is degrees below and lander Is zero.
Jupiter and Key West both report 7G
degrees. "a n Z. rs
Rains are general over tho entire co,ln-
try With the exception Of tho Rocky
Mountain plateau NJ. "a Il H I, d.
The heaviest 4 rain foil yesterday at
Knoxville, Tcnnn 1.4s inches.E sF
Several stations In tho South failed to
report to the weather Burcau on account
OF damage to telegraph wires. Those
not reporting were fAstevllle, Charlotte,
AtlantaI Birminghnn, Meridian and Mo-
bile. 81. Sss 4 g ~
Trains. nres running on schedule time,
and the local railroad authorities report
{ that their roads. are lii good order. .ss55
III Ali throughout tlie South damage is
reported and traffic ! Is IA delayed. 4 This
is occaslo on ed w tho unprecedented rains
Of the past week, which NJ hnvoS played
havoc with telegraph and & telephone
wires and with road -beds and bridges. I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
.AU|j|'TQ|STS TRAVEL
0 On 4. 4.
Fottr Days Of Racing On Land zli.st5
B. and Sea to Begin ~
morrow.
M "A V b. IN n 8
BIG CARNIVAL y !, 4 o d {. F y y
ne-Hundretl-Milc Race asl[ From Q b
Havana. t. San Cl,rii Iys G.
and I2cttlrll.

tspcclal ID rhe Times ispatch.)
.3 fTANANA. CUBA, Feb. 0Autolno %. o. on
& thusasta and racing experts are gtiockifs 70 -
4 this city for tho races on land ana water
h scheduled for Tomorrow. sunday Monday ana an
4 Tuesday. Most OF those who have hlready
afriycd ana will coma TO this Island. viii do
4 % fresh from the carnival on tho Florida lil
4 beach # l5 IN 3E5
n Tho programme here Is n mixed sonr. COLI
sisling DC automobile and quito boat events.
TliAEprlnclpal event of thes four day entertain.
s w, ~ s Gid f9as 5rH 81
I'LL ipi t South 4 IL leainel
that several Cuban owned cars VIII Slcotnpetn
in 10 Island republic II addition he I'll,
s ihas sn'5tf sna nss bern sds 0ua
liz Thomass s5,ie: Mercedes. driven by him. e
4 KcnaHiit. Traccy driving and q +. ,l'hoiass
9oHDe Dietrich, Fletcher driving The entries
and there il u chance that other well known
3 cars and drivers will take par ". n. Ell 81 Il
ftred BY TIC municipal authorities of Havana,
4 WHO iavc supported the carnival st,pngly froiil
the start ite Ground that II vii alop,,-
a larJzc fa,oniobilirg oh the Island md event:
roads tiiat tho lspebc now i.osaess,sS., NE
taca&wili DO rim Is 81 government construc..i
{ ion and il sAid,b those who have covered
ittGba.I first class condition for fast driving.
with al,li rses and troteal yeEeta
4 a dlttance Inland OF from three TO five les.
a1litior 70 the cup .dfrered to the winner
of to race.$n gold giiieal com ncnl0ratln g tho
eycntawiils DO given 10 ,losc y flnish within
FtwosioursS racing time. This IN ltseif nay bc
taken M an inaicationgof how good the road
u issS as&A sustained speed iof fifty iniles an
n hour is rare. except on the very best roads.
#Tidtcntry Tee FOR tho. cvenigis ,eI The COM.
Iletn prog an,,s decided .ursln Is as follows.
February th--Euts /, sish.ts 1,
nTcpnd thu Cuban cnpitnl, under the guidance
Il Ri,d entertainment OF the nssociat ton. Ii gS
5s sunday. February 18th 100 mile rncc; con-
Sthe Havana municipal 1000 cup. Wv
Monday, February 4 * h Auto boat contests;}
one milo race. five mile rnce. ten mile race.
n twenty milo race: prize, floral and decorn-5
tive ilrmlnatcd parade and bat tlc OF flowers
II on the fninous pIado { S(G3
Tuesday. february 1load races; qua 8 !:
ter mile dash, best two In three hcats:9 half
rifle da,b. best No IN three hcais; one mile
dash best two In three heats; five kilonietre5
race nilcs). landlcap; ten kilonlcrc IN GO 2.
SInllcD, handicap: fifteen kilonettr RAGE g
plleso handlta t~enty kilonaetr race ga
niles, handicap 3 III; ,tj5;E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
Good 4 Patti Service

.t11l That edmond has an xcellent police
Major vIoward none doubt who are ac-
{quainted with the facts. 5It Ri
Second Police u Station, Police
bpaKn saacs ire dryers
have every thing In tirst-class order. There
.slroFfthree horses I'M the stable, n patrol
wagon, n black ma ria and the superin-
$tendent's wa gon. All tho appliances Il for
sounding alarms and locating calls arc
Sup- tod to u and work In tho most salts
factory manner. 3E}B M ga VII
The9regulationss arc tho same as those
muse ut the various fro engine stations.
and thaa1 isclpline isS also identlcal. The
mems 4 sleeping groom, bat h-rOoin and h re-
ScrenhoA room %tLro nea t and com ortablo.
and tlte whole out tit lis one of whichBt tho
city should Justly feel proud. Il s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
Races at New Orleans.

4 BY Associated Press. tis Y
s53 NEW OR LEANS, Feb. THE Disqualified
ton OF Laura Hunter In tlln last raco to-day
helped the ring and added nnoher to the
list OF the defeated favorltesy IA 55
First rnce~onc n,llc-Ciarrct Wilson 70 ito
x first Yellow ! Hammer go 70 p second. De-
eGTa.@m g :" Z thr ime
first. Dapple Gold % TO ~ second, Glcndon
& 26sto1) third Time, LEI AS. 3S q 81 II
4 Third rare--six furlongs-Miss Gomez III To
Ahl first. Floral Wreatl, Il 10 - second. tllln
az to A, Third. Time. 4: go 30. az 5i.a 4.
dian q 10 81 first. SARAH, MaxIn, & to il
second 1Tavunus lis to o. third Time :5s o-6.
Fifth race-six flrlongs-7 Norwood Ohio e TO
Gl) first, J5vuskille ~ 10 ~ second Queen Rose
lotto y third, & Tllnc, 1871 ~. IA FL
Sixth race-sx furlonngs clareemont us & 70
y 20 tns! ZINE % g, second
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
DRUG S'I'O|R!|. ].
/ ,5i .F5 o R S A III T.
The Stock and Fixtures Of That Old
AZ established Drug Store OF the Late
IS H M. HARRISON
s5S is o ffercd for Sale II Privately. S AZ

Nd Located Il at q tho southwest corne r s8;p e
Broad and II oushee Streets TIL store lsSS
$in#the heart Q I'll the retall hoppl ng 81 81
Two 81 the largest and most fns IONA bic
retailTdry goods storo.s beaide a mum Der 1fp
smaller retail store Il .best sci,a rac-
teri I t Isl thus In the Very best ocat Ion
IN addition It has ways ellj Dyed III arges
family trade from he best cla asses 3of resi-
dents on Grace and Frank lin 8 tree ts. y tes
landlord S4ro outlay is n oes sitat ed s forS
these The stock Is ANAL but well q ASSERT
cd and selected. and there Is ~ M nimilmS
Is NV 4]lHg e4RgS Sc so u5t
H Parties contemplating pur chase d re- y II vi
ylted Sito examine the same and $tsub mtt
offers. Fors further q IN formal lon sSad dress
l5j,3 q JOHN HI SOUTHAEL. Exec or. " sl!s
l5 TIE RMS-Cas ~, 81 ets!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
North Carolina Pythians.

(SpeCnl to The Times Dlspa tcll,)
SALISBURY, n. Gu Feb 9.--Tha BY =; !.
sthinns Of the Seventh District held their
annual district meeting here to-nlg
wood 90 'Lexngt ton, Ashboro and II 81 Point
Lodges sent largo delegations William
n. robinson, grand. chancellor OF North
present. An address OF welcome was de-
siivered BY Mayor a. ri, Boydel, Of Sal
isbi,ry. Othcr prominent Speakers wern
James a, SMnnerset. grand chancellor Of
South Carolina, and DR.. II. II. ,rhornwel,
grand keeper of records and seals, OF the
same state, Tho meeting closed wthsa
big banquet. s 1[ "a ktit y 4 ttsl7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10


8John il .2) These were the first converts
rt,ado III Capernnum, the beginning Of
ati1atglar1o number who aftcrwa I'd BECAME
5tttacheI to Hin III Ills future home
y R1iFLlc TrONs. Let us try to discover
the elements OF the rlller's faitll, which, {;
Heard that Jesus had done great ctiir +
ind on that testimony he believed Him
to be able to work this cure. q. IIe heard
tlat Jesus was In /. Cana and believed that
Mcknight 60 to Him and plead his own
case g.. 1fe had heard OF tho goodness
or Jesus, and believed that lie would be
Willing to go twenty miles to do Il gcil-
5eto,is deed ,1Ic knew thut MS son was :
.rtenf to DEATHS door. but believed that
Jesus might save his life. 6. IIc heard
tho rcb!lko administered to unbclleving
bY, den,onstra tons to he senses, yet l,a
real without being present. {. He went
home clone not II great haste beca,,ss
live isaiah xxvlii:16.) Z. Nvlthal. his
faith was contagious It spread through
5thesfn,nily. Other hearts and minds than
.his yielded their trlb,ite to Jesus and
new plans and purpo Sas we'll MS new
joys, entered in to make "a new home. 3ttllt