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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Feb. S.-Folr
favoritcs came home in front ut Ascot.
the other two races going to third
choices at liberal odds. Frank Perley,
perfectly ridden by Fuller, scored lis
first victory in the fifth race, Bugle
Horn was backed strongly for the sixth
race and reached the wire first in Il
drive.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08

CHELSEA, Mass, Feb. S.--Willie
Lewis of New York and Jimmy Briggs
of this city fought fifteen rounds to a
draw before the Douglas Athletic club
last night. Lewis outpointed Briggs.
but it was agreed that if both men
were on their feet ut the end Of the
fifteenth round 10 decision would be
given.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08
EXHIBITION IN WRESTLING.

AT the next meeting of the Danish
Sociahle .. 9. it is expected that
Charles Miller, who, RS told in yes.
torday's News, returned to Perth Am
hoy from his trip to the west, will
PEiye an exhibition OF his wrestling
\pOWere.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08
%In The Field Of Sports%
HIGH ROLLERS.

The following high cores were
rolled on the Bloodgood alleys, last
night: Kaletsch, 200, 204, 200;
Warning, Q 2; Merrill, 200; LJ diard,
220, 235, 22O. 202.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08
WILL MEET AGAIN

1t is expected that Joe Concannon
of Woodbridge, aud Shorter, OF thi'
G tV, will meet again within a very
short time, Shorter feels confident
this time that he will win.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08

PARIS; Feb. S.-Tho sixth game in
the chess match between Frank J. Mar
shall Of Brooklyn, \. Y. and y. Janow-
ski Of Paris resulted IL Il draw after
tifty-tw0 moves. The score now stands
Marshall, -; Jauowskt, =; drawn, =.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08
THE ORIGINAL,

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and on account of the great unerit and
popularity of Foley 5 Honey and Tar ina,
oy limitations are ofie red for the genuine,
Ask for FOLEY'S Horny aud Tar and
refuse any substitute Offered IS nn other
preparation will give the same satisfaction
It is mildly laxative, 1t contains no opia
;cs and Is safest for children and de- icate
persons. S~azton's Pharmacy. NSmi'h St
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. $. 49, ~
Gould Brokaw's motor boat. the Chai
lenger. has made a new one mile rec.
ord of > minutes = seconds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08
STRAIN TOO GREAT
Hundreds of Perth Amboy Readers
Find II So.

The hustle and worry of businessmen.
The hard work and stopping Of work
men
The woinen'S household cares,
Are too great a strain on the Kidneys.
Backache, headache, sideaobc.
Kidney troubles, urinary iron Hlesfo)l Nv.
4 citizen tells you how to cure then, all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08

j. G.. Ralstou, Of ll6? Washington
street, Elizabeth, employed in the New
York custom house, says:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08

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suied good quality no matter what the
price quoted may be. We had almost
iora otteu 10 say that we sell Watches.
Clocks aud SiivfrwlYe, too.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08

1t hurt me IL do any woik which re-
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sent and got a box, It was not long
after | began taking them that | felt
great relief. | was su prised low quick.
" the pain and stiffness left my back.
Ny wife also used this remedy and re-
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Plenty more proof like This irom Ferth
Amboy people. Call a q. W. Parisen's
drug store and ask what customers IT.
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Foster M,lhuIn CO., Buffalo, N. J., sole
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-08

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17

DelleI, which is or The heart leads us
to do His will. DIR. NicholoSn's talk
ON the scripture brought faith and
service as a browning point in the life
OF the Christian. God talks to man
and learns duty by coming near 10
Him. Invisible forces of life are nee
essaIy TO success.
immediately after the Bible Hour
the "Wolld's Work" was presented by
Miss Emma Haynes, of this city in
the absence of Miss Beebe. o: Ips-
wich. She gave some of the advan.
tage of the Worlds Work. OF which
is that it Urings the associations al
over the world into touch with each
other. She then gave a history OF
the work and summarized it in the
dinerell foreign fields.
Miss Ruth PaXson appeared on the
program for the first time daring
the convention, when she gave a sum
may of The national work. She spoke
particularly of the new work among
the mil girls in the south and work
in the private schools of the east.
she stated that almost all of the
larger colleges and universities in The
United states have association orga-
m%izatioHs. The responsibility of tile
Americau committee is growing every
year.
Miss Florence Starr gave the his
tory of the work i'm South Dakota
during the past ten years, when the
state committee was first organized.
he work since then has increaseC
wonderfully. We now have nine
schools represented i'm the state asso.
citation. iucluding tile Mitchell higl
school which is gladly Welcomed as Tia,
youngest memter,
Miss Gold Corwin, the state sccre-
tary, gave the report of her work dur.
Ing the year. She has spent three
months in South Dakota and has
done more good in system a~tizing and
helping the work than can be esti-
mated. She showed the need of great
improvement in many lines but the
reports are very encouraging.
After tile t%reasurer's report was
read 10y Mrs. May Bobb, Miss Myrt
l'ishbach, of brookings, gave some
very practical suggestions on what
the association ought to stand for il
the social field of the college. She
showed many ways in which the y.
w. G. a. may make itself fetl.
After this the convention divided
mp into committee meetings, or sec
tional conferences. In these the girls
talked over the practical workings OF
the different departments.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
Friday Evening.

The subject of the evening meeting
was Missions and those assembled
listened to four very helpful talks ..on
this all absorbing topic. The first
talk was on. "Leading a Successful
Mission Study Class by Miss Lar
son. She brought out clearly the
requisites for conducting a good class
showing that it needs a combination
Of good books, good teachers and good
students.
Miss ROsina kelhlbauch then gave
a paper on the ''Service Of Il Student
Volunteer i'm College, She brought
Out the thought that volunteers may
do much in college to prepare them
selves for their life work and to in
spire Others with missionary zeal
She told tncln to he willing to do the
little things, as She aptly Illustrated
lit: great laorS swinging on little
hinges.
TheIiel 30 "Parsonal Development
Through service, Was pr0uaht out
by Miss Edith Noble, partly by Illus
tratiOns. She showed that the Apos-
tie Paul, David Livingstone and Isa-
bella I.hoDurn each reached their
heights through service to others.
She then showed that there are many
ways TO grow in The Christian life by
service while we are in college.
Owing to Miss Cl4appell's not get
ting here in time. Miss Gold Corwin
took her place aud gave a fine talk or
your Call" She said Shat calls
were NOT necessarily great things
but often come i'm quiet ways anc
that w should be ready to accept
the call when it comes. Also she saiC
that many put of answering the cal.
until they were too old and she
quoted the bible verse, The king,
business requiretla haste"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
Friday Afternoon

The program OF the afternoon at
the M~dethoidst chruch had TO be
changed because Miss paxson. who
was to adde's the meeting, did not
come until evening. The officers OF
the convention were elected at the
opening of the meeting. They are as
follows:
Chairman Mrs. DR.. Chalmers. OF
BroolingS.
Vice chairman-Miss Ogin. of
Mitchell.
Secretary-Miss Ruth Youngman
of Mitchell.
Press Reporter-Miss Florence Car
hart, of Mitchell.
Mrs. Chalmers then gave a very
instructive talk on city work. Be
sides giving the information of thu
actual work done i'm the large cities
she showed the girls how they coult
carry out the idea of the city worl
i'm their home towns and so b
of great help in lifting other girls t,
higher levels.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17

%roundings, where we live is our world
to do and to teach for our Master.
We are saved for service" "Ac-
quaint now myself with God and he
at peace Miss Parsons eloquent
words so tittingly and synpathetically
spoken, were clinched by scripture.
All cannot do great things but all
can do personal work. The incentives
to do personal work are many. l..
Christ's example; all through His life
is service for others. >. The great.
need of human souls. Those with
out Christ are without hope-lost.
Take account of tire part hope plays
in life. Does lost mean anything
TO you?
One striking thought or Truth that
came home TO the hearts of those
present was.-do we care for our
loved ones? Our interest and care
lor the sonls around us is felt by all
who come in contact with us. We
should live the llfe We profess.
Our love for Christ. We show our
love by gifts. The precious promises
and commands OF the bible have given
us consolation and peace. Would
They not do the same to the NEXT one
to US? 4 Rewards-Our heavenly
home and degrees of JOY because of
the crosses borne here. Shortness OF
time and ~vastness of work. 6. The
Worlds Cry.
Let us live so neas to Christ by a
prayer life and knowledge of the
bible and at-one-ness with the divine
will that we may receive d crown,
because we have not gone to Him
empty handed"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
Saturday Evening.

The reception given by Dakota
Wesleyan Y w. c. A. to the visiting
delegates was very much enjoyed.
The parlors were .prettlly decorated
in blue and white and the Daedalian
orchestra furnished music during the
evening. The first part of the even
ing was spent i'm a social way getting
acquainted. Later the different col
Ieges went through their %''stunts''
and d good deal of ingenuity was dis
played. Miss PaXson gave a short
talk on Waterloo, iowa, where the
summer conference is To be hereal-
ter. ON the whole this reception
was one Of the most enjoyable social
affairs of thc season at tue college.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
sunday Afternoon.

At the opening of the afternoon
meeting Miss Lee favored us with
the appropriate selection "Abide
With Me- After which Mrs. Wat
ties gave a message on Abiding in
Christ, reading the fourth verse OF
the fifth chapter of st. John. She
spoke of the completeness of the union
with Christ and the reasons for this,
of the conditions which make it pos
sible and the result, Along these
lines she SAID in part. Without the
vine the branches can do nothing.
We need the spirit of God to find
peace. Human friends, ambition,
pleasures cannot bring peace.
All the strength of the vines is for
the branches. All Jesus strength is
for His disciples. The roots of the
vine are in the i~neXhaustible nourish-
ment of Gods nature. All the fruit
which the branches bear belong to
the vine. "As thou hast sent me
even so sena | Them" We must
abide, not 0e there only part of the
time. 1T must be something in our
selves that keeps US from this. Are
we too lazy too look for and do. the
will Of the Lord Jesus? Do ONE
thing for those you would love. The
world is just hunrgy for love. You
can love people to Christ. The re-
suit or this union with Jesus christ
is Joy. The soul winning Christians
are full OF the most divine 10y.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
Sunday Evening.

A large crowd was gathered in the
city hall for the last meeting Of the
y. w. e. A. convention. The meet
ing was presided over by Mrs. Cbal-
merS, the chairman OF the cOnven-
ton. Rev. .Giblett OF the Baptist
church offered the prayer and a good
selection was sung hy a ladies double
quartet. Miss Starr. the chairman
of the state COMMITTEES. read the scrip
ture, after which Mrs. Wattles gave
a very interesting talk on the work
of the Y. w. G.. A. in our large
cities. She first stated the fourfold
purpose of the y. w. G. A. to meet
the needs of young women spiritual-
ly. physically. intellectually and So
cially. Twenty-Five per cen of the
women and II per cent of the girls
under - years of age IN the large
cities are earning their own living or
helping support families. The home
influence is gone when Girls 20 to
cities and this the Y, w. q. A. trles
to supply, so many ..gilis come to
cities knowing nothing of city life and
the y. w. c. A. helps them find work
ana respectable boarding places.
Many social affairs are gwen TO up
lift the young wonen on that side of
their natures. Well equippe gym
naslums are provided Tor them.
Glasses in many things from pllin
sewing TO literature and languages
are organized. There are three
things which tend to uplift them
spiritually. The personal touch of
the general secretary and other help
ers. the regular gospel meetings, and
the bible study classes. There is d
great opportunity for college young
women 10 do good by helping with
the city work.
Miss PaNson gave an address on the
Student Work of the y. w. G. a.
She said that there is a threefold
meaning to a girl going 10 college for
the iilst Iine.
4. 1T is a time OF transition, when
She leaves the home life that She has
Continued on page 81
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
The C0NvENT CLOSED
The churches Closed to Attend IN,
Closing Meeting of the Y. W.
G.. A. Convention

The y. w. c. A. convention. which
bad its closing session in the city
hail Sunday evening, was one of the
most helpful ever held i'm the state.
The attendance Sunday evening was
large for the cold weather, and the
crowd a augmented by the churches
of the city closing their doors for
the occasion.
Everything about the convention
moved along smoothly and very sat
isfactorily. Mrs. Or. Chalmers, of
Brookings performed her duties with
fine tact and grace. The young ladies
expressed themselves as being exceed
ingly proud o. their state secretary,
Miss Corwin, and they feel that she
is s'l'ure Cold indeed. Much credit
is given the state committee. which
has worked and sacrificed so much fol
the organization. and the -memilers
feel they owe it the deepest graft
tnde. The young ladies expressed
the sentiment that they had found a
new ana true friend in MIS-. Wattles.
of Sianx City, and above all they
haNc deepemed sense OF love and adj
miratipn for u WHO has been of the
most wonderful Inspiration to Sc
mals eollege girls in south Dakota.
their JeiUNel Miss paNsoD.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
AIRY four and one half months next

year.
We then listened to three of the
most helpful talks OF the convention.
The first, on Prayer Life. was civ
en- by Miss Corwin. She dwelt upon
the simplicity of prayer and gave
most practical and helpful thoughts
ON the questions when to pray, how
to pray, what to pray for and why we
should pray. Prayer must he with
out ceasing, thoughtful. definite,
thankful i'm order to reach the height
of its purpose. Jesus Christ permits
tins privilege and it is only fair to
Him that we depend upon the prayer
life.
Mrs. Fred Wattles next spoke on
the subject OF the Morning Watch
We do not expect to become truly ac-
quainted With an earthly friend UNI
less we spend time with them
neither can we expect to become
truly acquainted with God unless We
take time for communion with Him.
The morning is the time for this.
The %lsraelltcs were commanded tC
gather mamma in the early morn Sc
we must gather our spiritual mamma
in the morning. Just as early ;nflu-
enceS effect all of our lives so what
we do in the morning effects the
whole day. She spoke of the Difficult
ties in the way of Observing the
morning watch but said, "The Morn
Ing Watch is a beautiful thing in d
beautiful iife-a possible thing in a
possible life
The last Of the heart to heart talks
WAS given by Miss Ruth PAxson. who
is the embodiment of all that is pure
and good to every college girl who
knows her. Her subject was Bible
Study and there surely were few girls
who heard her inspiring words who
did not 20 out with a greater deter
mlnatlon th1n eve before to MAKE
bible study a more vital part of her
life. She first. told us that there arc
two kinds of Christians, 4 carnal anC
spiritual 1t is possible for a carna.
Christian to become spirlnal only by
growth. There is no short cut to this
transformation. God makes you his
co-wurker, but it must be done in
His way. She gave us four purposes
n studying our bible The first
that we may know Jesus Christ. the
second that we may gain personal
spiritual growth. ''When we are
hungry physically we get something
to eat and when we are hungry spir.
itaully we should use the same com
mon sense plan" The.third purpose
in Bible Study is TO lead to persona
work, 1t is there that we find Gods
methods i'm personal work. The
fourth purpose is that it teaches u.
Gods will. The methods for study
ing the bible were given in sin
points: |. Prayerfully. ,. Intently
1t is Gods letter OF love to us. )
Regularly as we eat OF study. 4
Lovingly. ). AS a personal message,
&. Obediently.
One thing needed most in college.
today-young women who have in
carnated the word of God-girls who
are living out what they say" Ane
then she gave the striking sentence
"You may be the only bible som,
person will ever have.n
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
Saturday Mnrning.

The Bible Hour, part l., by Dr.
Thomas Nicholson, was c|hayac1eris-
tic of tie man. The subject, ''Oh,
that ] knew where | might find
him" was brought to the conven-
tion so forcefully and personally.
Out OF Gods word, through faith and
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
A FINE CONVENTION
Nearly 100 College Girls OF the State
Assembled in Mitchell! for the
Y. W. c. A.
Mrs. DR.. Chalmers Presided Over Con-
YentiOn and Her Assistance Was
Much Appreciated.
The Meetings We're Praught NTH Peep
Interest by the Addresses on Re-
listouS Topics
listous Topics
w. C. A. CONVENTION
Good Attendance of College Girl,
Here tor Their Annual
Meeting.

The delegates to the Y. W. G. \.
convention practically all reached
Mltcleli Friday night. The Huron
delegation arrived Oh the afternoon
freight ON the Omaha and so were
here in time for most of the after
noon meeting The south trains
Were SO late that the .Yankton dele
gates did not get i'm dntil almost tho
close of the evening meeting. The
NermiiIion delegates came on the late
train hut owing to the uncertainty
in Time. AN but three of them missed
the train 1t is hoped that the rest
will come TINS afternoon.
Miss PaNson and Mrs. Wattles came
on the same train with the Yanktol
delegation.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
>nnAal MORNING..

AT 800 at the Methodist church
lDr. Nicholson gave the last of his
helptli bible talks. He took for bis
tnenle MLord. what wilt thou have
me to do>3 The first impulse that
viii come into the truly surrendered
heart is the impulse to service and
if this impulse is stiiied at first ii
may never return and the life cannot
be what it should. Life requires ac-
tivily. Our lives need pruning in the
same "a that trees need il. The
antido.e for sin is sci vice.h There
is a chance for every of you girls
to 20 out and build thrones for your.
selves.
The able address a ambassadors tol
Christ given by Miss Ruth Paxsot
in the Methodist church Sabbath
morning was one full of spiritua
power. Lvoly nearer viii testify o
its spiritual uplitt. The thought
were of all that Jesus began to dc
and to teach. We, as Christians, ar,
to continne in the work began by Je
sis. We are to gos.iGto all the worlt
' and teach and our immediate SUI
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-06
Z SOCIAL EVENTS.
WHAT HAPPENS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Brief Items of General Interes'
To You And Your
Friends.

Miss Baldwin, who has been visiting
Miss Ames. daughter of Surgeon Ames,
OF the Naval Academy viii leave on
Monday for Richmond. Ky.
Pay Director Thomas T. Caswell. u.
S. N, left here today for Lake Toxaway
North Carolina.
Mr.. Philip Cooper spent yesterday in
Baltimore on business trip.
The Rev. John l. Yellott. OF Freder-
lex county, who preached the lenten
sermon at ST. Anne last night. was en-
tertained by Mr.. b. ID. Chambers, oil
st. Johns College
Mrs. Daniel r. Randall returned from
Baltimore yesterday.
Miss Blanche Martin is visiting Bal
timore.
Miss F. M. Woolley. the popul /
West street milliner, has returned from
Baltimore where she has been for sew
eral days on a business trip.
Miss Mary Randall is on yisit q
sc, al weeks to New York City.
Mrs. William Bladen Lowndes. who
has been visit lg her parents, the Hor.
and Mrs. John Writ Randall returned 10
her home at Mount Savage today.
Mrs Trout, wife of Lieutenant Trout.
U. s. NJ. is here for the summer. Sic
is stopping at Hotel Maryland.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-06
SNAP SHOTS.
Who's got an egge

Who's got an egge
hardening is going on lively.
Easter bonnets, rabbits and chick
ems are in evidence.
Getting ready the East bonnet and
commencement gown.
People are buying next winters
coal. before last winters fires are out.
Ii is always wise to take time by the
torelock
In the long run no play fails to
make money.
Love is only really blind when It Is
bind TO It's own interests.
One law that can't oe repealed Is
The law OF supply and demand.
Lots of rich people escape after hay
ing murdered the English language.
The boy who longs to grow up and
be pirate or . bandit generally de
Nt!ops into a promoter.
The reason,so many men fail at the
game Of matrimony is because they give
It SO little study.
The trouble with lots of people who
say they are willing to die for then
country IS that they don't.
"A few men look respondent because
they have loved and lost, but more be
Cause they have loved and won.
lice in the Pulpit and Who Put 4
There Lecture at Assembly Rooms
ApnI II, by DIR. o. +. Fhppo, OF Phila'
d-.phil Iwa4
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-06
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