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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
STATE. NOR il NAL SCHOOL SCI; o.
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}S35 u \. ctnIg Is The Times Dispatch
srATE NORMAL sCHOo L.s. l;-A. 1 al
WILLIE VA, March 1s.r1rhe 5xe &c y.
COMMITTEES md The G9m5afltTIs rustees of
ihis institution, held Joint meeting "
i p,ssi mi u arn,an's Office Redne y
March 18th Those presen were S,ti2 ~.
Robert urr1bui . Is m acf Hard,ng
Walk ar ca ain yawter, Ill 9. " are
and DR.. w. II n derson. q, 8 { a
Some important changes were vs., 's,n nnther
curriculum IS, o. u, nGded b and t b pres
ent tirst year was pushed down. 70 !; q pc DC
Known henccforth as the subnof m: !, .
preparatory year. t I,,., {; "a. I'D and
$, ,hnae eo,nneting tits course are 10 be
awarded certificates instead OF. diplomas =;
The system haiiyear - ro s,bteet IN IN
4; mas e'le ch vearwas
''p These changes will bring bout q great!
by ra,sng q the school
thus placing the Institution II the front
rank WI The nlnst itiuential normal lt'
gchools OF the country !, = III, u,
Thursdny, where lie took part In /. a.. m
cdnca tional meeting. speaking upon the
subject. q Better Trained Teachers y Tor
The Common School i, -, Z, 10
Miss Reynolds, leader. Of the =: ~ 9,
Mission Study Classes OF the N 90 g
spent several days OF last ~ eek IN
5Chinrlottesville attending the Missionary.
Convention. 4. e, &. !. Il. !. xy.,,,
$yVomarl's Christian Associa ton 81 the u
sVircinias ana the ". w. IS G. a X IT, this
+ school observed State Day. i''s la sun
Sday aftcrnoon* at five o. eli ck,5s BY ~ joint
meeting OF unusual rterest. rye
audience listened with close attentlon TO-
& the following proc raI,rlee \, /. 40,
RI II ymn--. Ioly II oily !, Bible y.
BENDING, Eph. G---Aiiss " hitting History
q e Association Work in he v MAS
Miss Gonllng City ~ ork. Mss Pate atty
son: Chairman;s report N iss SV2 q,
Reasons for Thanksg vim g. N r. uggle !;
Greetings from State Secretary. Edith
sDickey:a Greetings from = Twelve Associa-s
tons; Policy for 1907. Miss ISnser !, Re-
quests for Prayer. Mrs.; = arman Trio
Praise Ye'' Mr.. and Mrs. Jarn,iII, and and
"a a MISS NJ s. Ellie Mclean, Of Nlecklenburg
spent tho later part 4 the week Wit II
her sister. E celc. q 81 d5 % fs$ tfi
Mrs, Schmelz. of Hampton. 81. isited her
daughter Ruth, at Mrs. Berkeley's DUR
4 Hiss IS Eta Fowler was called home
Monday on account OF he death OF her
father \. MI Es 3s5s3 u g IN s.33 .i$}sf
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fool for duck and a poor man for
chill Old Proverb with more truth 18th
than poetry in y &
1f that dear gaddlne 5usybody of a man
Mr.. Il. .SI 2oosevelt, could tell us fathers liners
how to have our salaries ncreas flntthe}
! SAM, ratio al our children, we who buy
the j,lvenile shoe lea her would be a heap
more patient with him for y nat y 81 &,
Gently said about trace sui eide 9 e the
Mothers Congress. 11Is ~
}5 But unfortunat the President, whose
income is slightly larger than that OF the t
average tea s tore clerk Cor news paper
2writer), skips over this fascinhtingly IN
teresting proposition altogether when ne
3no,rs forth his frenzied utterances about
the well-nlled nursery M NJ ya5 d.
a. M, IA = nnseyelt believes In children HIS
motto IS: 1.-THE empty dinner PAL, u l ~,
worst comes to the worst Dut tle letiil
pera mbua tor--neyer."' b Z, !; ], /,
Nor is he sat- SHED WIN. Two - ,,na,.
entity would have the young ,tllhss .auo e
ing in on us by the dozen, ike q coysy 90, 81
pantry water bugs e, ia hro0a o aired ~
~, esg-crate and warmed into life by the
fostering care of an incubator.
All OF which is very good, put a'so ca-
pensiye. Z, - +he com narIson
with water bugs and young Piymto ,inf
Rocks ROCK holds good only In the matter q q
Young water bugs, Il I n ~ lsii 1er9
hneXpenslye diet. and doubtless are |, INC nc
nlea,les critters alive. When they have
gormed themselves UP with the st l,rSp
the Gassa
ascnot TO the iydrant.5 dearlings; take g
run down the lead pipes ana SET ciea4s ~
u But with children It's different. Ihey
serves, but they hate the, water; /. Was ~
ing with them is INVARIABLY invo a,'n + IA
the aP TaaSssssz q ace slsaplik dasess
ca nT'9ii Which being translated freely
means compulsion. coupled with threats 'a'.l
AZ for machine-made chickens--the
pr.esnat Cd orphans Of the lnc!lba toIM.Wsny
they are altogether out q liz ,rIn
for criterons for NEEDY f,s paSe at,,re wh u
ne,ye shows her ignorance IN the matter
Of obstetrics save in regard TO the nv a.
man race, provides them, w " sWaaalin,s
clothes Gro they have picked tnelr, shsils
stitutes FOR their infant I'D 81 lps, yArl9H! \!
and divers featherly pinafores and knlc IS
serboclsers. u NJ L, 3. i. ~
| clothes arc to be made. and during Inc
tatlgning season When tho plna, fores a Y
lsknickerbockers ara Y q be fas ~ oned ~
is not at nome In g helpful way % ~ "
Indeed. tho littleG Plymouth Rocks are
4 all to the good on he free. 4ay m mul-
| Ssery and kindergarten. prol,o sit 10y lney
don't have to wear shoes and they are
tge y
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Still granting that the hand that e rof fks
swnrIdsie this does not necessarily imply
that woman is the boss Of the earth Tor
be 4 t known that in grounding ca Uses man :,
som finn s ata1Ses a. turn at inc Ctlluaoa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

{ Nj. GT,oo sevelt, tho patron saint OF kan.
jdergardens and the tutelary genius o. m n
fanfS,fnod manufacturers, falls itto Stie'
non,,la : error7 of giving all the parental
gloiyI to the fearing Sex fWhen iic
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SThe True Deed.

ri Following IL printed from M, Of
rl3 copy; Of the deed, which Is nov 1f
cd in the clerk $ office OF the county
nj OF James City county at illiams--
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Conservatively stated, the anti-race
suicide proposition assuredly, has two
sIdes-the masculine and tho feminine ~, {,
however low schivare or Qulxotic no may
he assuredly has a right to feel that
tho Rough Rider hasn't s'toted falr III
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into the recep M s Ssli FIJI
Some who knew I, g, aboae W ent1s
fully said that the hand that rocks lie
cradle is the hand that lies ne woridi.
The sentiment is mons trous pretty' ta5a
latter 38day $precepts teach DO tn fathers
and mothersGthatflt is suicide to 4pare,n,tal
sleep to indulge amy In FAINT by foc ls.n
III. once this concession is made 70 .ln y,
nfantiie imp tne same to the
Still granting that the hand 4 hat pa e roeks
the cradle rs the hand thas s; tues :,
that woman is the boss OF the 8eartn y y
be 1 t known ttatin grounding cases man
sometimes takes a turn at Tic ile ct li'dN
business too. * 5islss yl, Il . : I, a., X
& Mr. roosevelt, tho patron saint OF kan
5dergardens and the tutelary gem Us OF IN,
fant8food manufac turerS, faiis III ~ ~
popular error Of giving az The Sp13 hasn1ip
gloIyEto the mouse learll's SYN y
uses these word 8 u. 3 VI . u . . q
mo ordinary work done BY a man IS
either as hard or as esponsl ", I'm, 1ns
h the yyor, of a woman who is bringing 81
II IN q ia mily1 of small children; for upon E
her time and strength @deman dsS Z, are fBE
5 made not only every hour OF the "a Iss
but often every hour Of tho nls , ply
+ NAV have to get up nj ht aft ntEht
III 10 take care Of a sick child, and yel
must by day continue TO 90 az ~ t nea
SS4 household sdutleS rs We'll Sults1
H family means are scant she must usu "a
lyseniov even her rare holiday TAKING
brood of children Win sller, u
trhe Injustice of this compliment lllusI
necessarily raise Il howl from q paJia Iia1
ed host, who manya night have 4 lrilp,s ,,l
nursery carpet, to crawl forth next morn
True i t is that woman Is q minlsterlns
angel at the trundle bee. as " 81 as else
wheres yet one should g, oycpiook
tho fact that the Mutations OF the occa.
capable or vexing tho drowsy ear OF dear
old pa, as they are OF harrassing motner.H
But Ma, at least has no loWllng, roar ,1,
ing, 9peevIsh boss to face next day. A llt
the Nemesis of doctors bills ana .dru Ne
gists' accounts never chalks Pa off her
' conatseervatively stated, the anti-race
suicide proposition assuredlyi has two
sIdes-tlle masculine and tho feminne.5
And that great Paying MaGnin q. MAIL Ma
however chiyalrle o. 2Xotlc ,a ne i bat
tic Rough fR lderss hasn't ,'toted fair IN
Fiat Mot hers, Congress deal. "a
When the toothy statesman sought the
bubble fame In tho resounding Whacks
OF apnlauding terra splgskaih, glott .sr
on The memory of those TO whom the
solicitor inevitably HES his footsteps
every month, sig, Y ]. 3, =. !. !, a,
Congress- gone, ], even further ana placed
the heads of our presidential posslbili-
ties,,' countless thousands OF trousered
parents would have raised "a yell Of Joy
and organized to elect him for third
torn VI; o, 10 y i, 4 4, III. u
"a better to be ii multirmlllonairee when
y yrillS 90 % in tho BUSINESS, XIX, a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
\ cHIcAGo AL ERMAN Il OWES HIS
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s8.I can heartily and consclentiously
recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for affections OF the throat and lunga,"
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Street. Chicago, Two years ago during
~ political Scalnpa!g Ign, I caught cold after
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throat and was finally compelled to
Isrep, as, i could not speak aloud 81, In
my OK tremlty Il friend advised mo to use
sChamberlain's Cough Relnedy y. I took two
doses that afternoon and could not believe
my senses when 4 found the next morn
Ing the inflammation had largely sub
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right on talking through the campaign,
and I thank this medicine that IA Won my
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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-11-23
In lime Of Peace.

In the first months Of the Russia.
Japan war We had a striking example
Of the necessity for preparation and
the early advantage of those. SO to
speak, "have shiugled their roofs in
dry weather. The virtue of prepar-
alton has made history and given to
Us our greatest men. The individual
as well as the nation should be pre-
pared Tor any emergency. Are you
prepared to successfully combat the
first cold you take? A cold can be-
cured much more quickly when treat
ed as soon as it has been contracted
and before it has become settled in
the system Cha mberlain's Cough
Remedy is famous for its cures Of
colds aud it should be kept at hand
ready for instant use. For sale by
Woods q Orme, leading druggists in
Western Kentucky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-11-23
LESSON VIII
DAILY MAMMA.

Sunday Nov 26, Growth of John the Baptist, LIZ. lsO
Monday, Nov. p, john ministry Mt Bile
Tuesday Nov. 20, Mn Ibis.
"Wednesday Nov 20 " los. 15lS
Thursday 30 Beginning of Johns ministry, LIZ 316,
Friday Dee. /, His fierce denuncations, Ii. $40
Saturday Dec ? Various question, answered LIZ 3lOlS
OUTLINE
l. John the Baptist life
l. His appearance. Mt 81 L% 32
> His clothing. Mt "a Nh. g.
, His food, Mt 3 I; Nh. TO-
H. His ministry.
/. Time. LIZ. BIZ
=. In fuIdllment pophc,,, NAL 81 Nh IL, Isa 40;
Mt BIB; Nix. 3, LIZ. 81 p 9s:2 I,a 52IO; Ii
3. His themes
Repentance. b. Preparation. Judgement
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chicken and churn, and dig mess of
new potatoes from the garden, and
I'VE won 20 home until morning. Pc
DO you ever see Pat Henry
Woods now. guess he has cotton
TO be a fat. sedate, solemn old man
by this time, and would not enjoy be
ing told about the time Uncle Baz
Butler larruped him with a rope be.
cause he was disposed to mock the
old gentleman. How is our old friends
Burrell Walker, Spill Hill, Tom Hill
Horace Williamson, John Parr, Wat
son Rice, Billy Adams and his boys
Cal, Frank. Alley and viii, Charlie
Clement aud a hundred Others in
your neighborhood, whose names are
as familiar to me as my own house
hold. Frank Cruce, poor fellow, has
crossed over. Peace to his ashes and
green be the memory of his name in
hearts and minds of his friends. He
was a little rough outside, but he had
warm heart and good. generou.
impulses within. loved Frank.
| always read the Chapel Hill
items in the Press and enjoy them,
May the good old neighborhood 2,
on living and growing aud prosper
ing forever
Well, | guess you are getting tir
ed of me by this time, so | will close,
hoping to hear from you as often a,
you have the time and the incliua
ton to rememb Der,
Your old friend.
X. c. WALKER.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-11-23
With a Broken Ne ok.

Philadelphia, Nov. 1S.---With the
death of George Handforth, twenty
eight years of age, at the Methodist
hospital today, ended what is said to
be one Of the most remarkable cases
of survival of a broken neck known
in the annals of medicine and sur
gerry.
For fifteen months the injured man
lay on air and water mattresses, suf-
fering no pain, unable to move any
muscle save those in his forearms,
always conscious bat gradually vast
ing away.
From strong, stalwart man of 1870
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-11-23

Our lesson to-day the growth and ministry of John the Baptist
Luke gives important facts chronology He gives civil
ecclesiastical rulers Tberius associated with Angus
emperor in A. D. H. This would make John the
Baptist begin % Ponu PLATE procuo in 25 and was
thus the ruler in Palestine John preach Palestine contain
ed two tetaches thar OF ed Anuas and Philip
d Antpas ruled the territory which grew up lie reign
ed IS years and then bansed Lyons charge preparing
revolt Although Luke Caaphas both there could
be but high priest Caaphas acting high
but Annas had been dcpoi by the Roman
deferred to him priest
PAcETh rough uninhabd or sparsely settled
region lying and northwest the Judr :6)
The Gospel simply coming to redeem III,
world and the people their good news Ia
Luke the good began with the Zach but
Mark the Gospel begins with the preaching John Baptist
His principal theme which preparatory
Kingdom Christ points examples adapted to the several
classes of people how the repentance which expires. it,
self These examples of the fruit, worthy repentance Here
have the religious teaching that the punishment
sin except by announcing it in every form
The portion Irods Kingdom assigned Judea
dumea He styled crod Antpas
and Philip styled sent to Rome for nj.
schooling but received only meager education.
He unjust sensual his reign wa.
characterized by oppression atrrne and tyranny Like
installed depd high priests his pleasure caprice Every year of
his rule full of injustice abuse last all joined one general
against emperor who summoned him to Rome his
tenth Office that he wa.
bnhed Vienna in Gaul a. 81 his property con6scated
territory made a Roman province.
Nazareth is situated little of the Sea Of
Gale about miles the rnge
of mountains crossing Palestine aucer-ke Nazareth To
the south the plain of Edrleon Here
great battles fought Of where Saul was slain
and Little Hmo whose slopes Main. widow
whose Jesus raised life the
On the great hill that behind il Jesus often
ships the Mediterranean less twenty away the caravans
they along the little of or
their the plain of Edraelon their Egypt Nazareth
itself not of the trade but secluded
o itself.
The fertility of palestine remarkable garden
and like cornucopia the manifold productions MT 1929 In
several places in the Old Testament good land flowing
and honey and Large fat land lex % So IL
also described by Joephu and others productive in
the time of Jesus supported six times
the Illinois, Gaee about
20 900 each But blessings dependent care
dury and the blessings of God.
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OUTLINE
HELPS TO STUDY.

ntance. b. Preparation. C. Judgement
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Big Judgment.
Your old friend.
X. e. WALKER.

Washington, Nov. 16. The Uni
ted States Court of Claims to-day
rendered a decision in the case of the
Harvey Steel company against the
United States, in which the company
is given a judgment on contrac t
entered into in 1900 of $500, 600 as
royalty for permitting its patent pro-
cesses in the manufacture of Harvey
lied steel armor plate to be used in
the construction of war vessels by
Government contractors.
In May, 1903, the same company
obtained judgment in the court of
Claims against the Government for
500, 800 as royalty then due, and an
appeal was taken to the SUPP enc
Court of the United States, which
affirmed the judgment of the court of
Claims, fixing the liability of the
Government.
The two cases involved the same
state Of facts, the judgment rendered
today being for the royalty which has
accrued since May, 1903. In its de
cision the court of Claims closely fol-
lowed that Of the Supreme Court of
the United States in the farmer
case.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-11-23
How Is
YOurHeart?

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LEARN TELEGRAPHY
and r. X. Accounting

We furnish % per cent. OF lhe4'
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Our six schools are the largest eAJ
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TOPICS FOR STUDY.

l. John the Baptists character
l. Personal
a. Elements strength Ok sO; 1916 20 Mt 81 "A; l44;
Jno. 4273O)
o. Elements of weakness. (Ik. 2:l8; Mt 11:3J
2. Prophetic
a. In his outward life NIX 6; Liz 15 80: , Kgs Is
o. In the prediction, LIZ
Co. in his preaching
3D. In the symbolic baptism. (zech. Eek. 1920
ii. Johns ministry
l. Place. 2 Appearance aud mode of life message
Ill. Repentance
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pounds, landlord weighed AZ
time Of his death only thirty "
pounds.
Handforth was employed h'
Atlantic Refining company pa
On August 10, 1904, be- ic.. '
the top of a tank and .tmc' i
ground on his back, fracturn-
9Th and sixth yertebra.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-11-23
SEARCH QUESTIONS.

What do Matt and Tx add in Mark
does Luke add that found the others What
of John home life upon his character? ok 1l317; G067 so
T. What Johns estimate of Chrs humanity? Ono 800
What Christ estimate of John? DIX 722S) What
John Jesus? k 1860 What Christ
dignity and mission? Cuo 20 "a 33 3l help John
work give to Jesus his ministry? What help preparing disciples?
ONO. l:25370
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LIVING THE LESSON.

Am willing to live plain simple life like John the Baptist
Tor Chrss sake? Am willing tell plainly
warn them of their danger as John did?
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5000 Iz! !H4!!5
$3.50 NEEDED

Annually, to FIJI the new p''''
created by Railroad and TeeSsI
Companies. We want Young
and Ladies Of good habits 20
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-10
LOST HIS MONEY
AND GETS GUN
Frank Davies Seeks Revenge on Mer
Who Robbed Him.
FIRES FIVE SHOTS AT THEM
POLICE FIND ONE MAN TRYING
TO HIDE IN WAGON.

After lodging five shots fired at him
and his partner by Frank Davies, whom
they had held up and robbed in front OF
his home. o. North First West street
Dave Edwards was captured by the po-
lice in u small delivery wagon, where he
attempted TO hide last night
Davies was about 10 enter his nome
when the two men confronted him with
reVOlvers drawn and commanded him 10
throw up his hands. His arms were load
ed with groceries.
y can't do it, Davies exclaimed, but
you can search me.
The men went through his pockets and
secured 50 cents, all the money lie had
with him. They let him go and started
north.
Davies FASTENED into his home, dropped
his parcels and rushed out again He fol
lowed within ten yards of the men as
they ran across First West and South
Temple streets Rushing into the Deseret
saloon, 1874 West South Temple street,
where he is employed as bartender. Da-
vies asked for a revolver. The bartender
on duty handed il TO him. As Davies
stepped out of the saloon the men were
going through an alley just opposite the
saloon. Davies opened fire He did not
stop until he had emptied the five cham
bers of his pistol but none OF the shots
took effect 50 far as he could learn.
The shots reached the ears OF Officers
". II Leaver. r. {. Miner and Frederick
Clough, who hurried to the scene. They
saw the TWO disappearing in an al
ley between First South and South Tenn
pie and ran after them. The robbers saw
the officers coming ana dashed through
the alley TO the rear Of a saloon.
The hOld-ups could not be seen when
the officers reached the saloon, but a
search revealed one o. the men endeav-
oting IN vain TO hide in q small delivery
wagon. lie hau no weapons with him.
The officers believe he dropped them
during the chase when he saw his cap
ture was imminent ne rave his name as
Dave Edwards and was booked on q
charge Of robbery.
Additional o.ncers were put on the
case to continue the search for the other
hOldup.