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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
'''1|'OE.|s'IT|ODYFAM0US
CA !. 4 1
sGriffithRisighs Eleven Pitchers
llyVl1o5 Will. Take Y X. Lessons
lss3 From I'm otod sTwirler.
||A,IL Ar COMING !! / /: SOUTH
a"JiiiiS Nc Guire, Veteran Catch
vVillssAl ls ~ " Wong to, Il
as5 Coach Yoltig sterss q,

jl S.v u \. II. H.
8S Accordln is Il to-; sam II Crane, n wrlt n ~
tho New prk SAmerlc lean, Manage 1rif.
MN - II etv re xmcrI "a AZ ia 81
~, ~
itlg to ma .e decd sdl ncw departt
titifs the sout herl spritis practice Sof MS
tenn m lhds year 1. IIe has decided 4 to send
oLt
where he pla yers w II truiii two weeks
NJ. n. III, hi u !, Ms
" IN
appreclat ed neIl tn " knoWi :.
Z, 4 = q IA ivelv ,ittr,ed III man
1t sen ',s ~
the We torap cafct, Ell. u on in A vance N to
Scna y, I, IN vn, N ara ,,t,o nd IN ,,fe II
storS II gtars and would po luminaf ts Viii
Sbe ii Il charge df Ches bro, who will In
sstriict them I'LL tho why's and whercfores
1lls sp E1 g j.
uniting Siri tht g t1lsclf, ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
.FREM Eli COUNT NOW 4. 4
lying IN POVERTY
lspeeJaI e, MIC TIneg- DIspatlalhl

~ W (FSpocJnl to Tho Fmles- Dlspat olN5
i q. C)S AN q EI.EIs s, G,AI4., jan II. Comic
Vail liant do la s'folx lle last mals SIR.
France, ds lying penniless an lbs Ange-
les, ,hee use no y too proud to let his,
gwealtl sister IN Paris y q oW3 of his
ciose n,uaia as hs profession. md CAME
IA America u tsfteen u ye ca rs nder
the STAGE name o {, SIS: l3raVara, lie
gained fame as q bar itoale il, lIIlurope
INSTRUCT or dn voice cult ure IN the l.oss
Ton NJ gailselpat DRY. lie lex er booker
iG0nser III or OF N eW ~ orl.E nd fpt her
instjttiti onn.S Several yea rs 20 lie came
III .os An geles for his hea It'll. HI
SsouElaHs dave on ANd ends ~ rs caring
Sfpy M 9ns II n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

Isl feet Dill mort oi Leigh Ct between
Howard sutton Is il. i. M vers, "a ~ feet
ON west Side Of Second Strcet, 70 feet south
sof contta Street, u, !, ,,S
Beltofi. II feot on south Inc pf Leigh Street,
southeast ana ~ .ie e
south aide east q q
epbine yv ana "A 70 trustee = y
lndersll of "A Her, eceassd, S ~ leet
Sons nor III line OF Sire nor beast cor
t1er 81 beech Street. bo0.
James e lock To-
t27 Sc feet on mort line ,of Up street, ~ ieet
west Of Invent
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Prope,r,ty.sT Transfers, /

& r. edmond .l ii, III. "a cren and 81 Nj
3Ainsfer, rs feet on east line OF sEinetfestll
Street, between Hroad ~ eiFaea streets
M,' II. Gerry Ia W. n !, ls7I IA feet
west line ~ Z, street lss fees
u lao roy lsop 70 slqnford and AN i
Ilai,a, trustees. S9 1-a feet ON sou IN side
Frank Street hetweet, -Four md
81 H. A iIiarwood md 10 "A, rtlul
SEtrnVs and !9nl9ns "a
N III eaRpr t9n Louisa w Itsms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Reg llarS Auctii on Sale all Our
!Y lew TTare ro olns, 8l8
s I! Broad This, ednes'z.
day, dor'nliirlgI| y al ll8lth,
| Commend Gin 0;3O; psC Clock.

consisting sot Is oub lef ana Isl 10 En anleled
Y Iron Beds. Doub Sin gle. Gal I3etl l
and WI lnut5 Sldeboa rds, ~ lining II oom and
Beds Room &ql irs, u F'arl or r ooke Show
Cases, Drophepd Singer Sow ngs N chines
Table d Go tbs, Coui1 ferpanes B anlset 81
Kitchen Safe Kite chen Il ABB les, Oak Book
Case. Parlors sui ts,.S La geS Iieattng Stoves
for stores. Cook s Ga 81 N Car
pets Nh and " Their lture, etc. s 98tb
M THE YALDrTINEs AUCTIoNSC co.
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Fish to- g ach + shme en-.

NEW pfffaViSN q
sYesantS Fish r,,t has decided not gto try
for / no Yai Varsity eight thls year. The
young mil Iona 70 has consent ted to net
eight. IIe' to-day took charge OF the 1908
SQUAD and set the l25 candid tea to rows
Ing In the tank and alklng a. etting-up
eXeycis Oil In the ggy nanas 4 VI s6 h
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u @ - Richmond, Frederfck ~
llls y 10 burg 81 otomae21 s.% nj
Trains Leave n cf1ror den ortfiVarGl.


t t;as n M-BsI| ys5a st sssT
s;lS Il; HdHss
s;64 exoept
Throu On. T,u Imam Cars.
A. eek shlaTd
u, Iassi
sl,';e5 ~
burg Acco mnodat Ion. Sp
Jog FL a, Throng i. gss
$40 Pm Week Days Ell and
Ss;oe psrd 4 s tsS i,
lbs SAr I've r ichm q d-Sou Inward Al
go Week pays.y Land
saso 5ars Ss5m, RAY RsYs N 81
Hid AN 4;
s1s M1aIXk s. at
Bs'Iy ByFa ss sss5s
I,is
80 M
11:4o P T, AZ eek Days NJ Byrd
Plll Imam Cars
Il ,aSa
I1ond 1850 ~. week. md local accom-
,Tlme ~ arrivals ana tures and ss-S'
lions not glaran teed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
l55Robins,ot,IIrll.-:C olton.3f

Especial to Til g Times; Dtspattc ~ ss, C!
NJ HRT1DERICKsBURG. y ] an. 7- q;
Rob nson q nd N lss q ~ aryEG n.
80 til Spot 2, :;
sried IA nys so psspn'it Is &,
5RiIinssey. Il Asrece pti on wa tendered the
3brideS and groom, 81 ,. \.
iiamaR obinson, 81 The groom, aIt 81
the ceremo " yS ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Richmonders III New q rk.

8l peclal TO IT Ines- lspat #59588
TOM rs: 81 G.t,r thompson Observation-Disclosures
"a ohm = ork--r u "a a.. Short: II ffman-D,
Wade 7: u. M ri,ers, Or, NV II eiison.
arll R! ten p9fa
2ba CHI ana wife: "a lbert-aA. nj. Gunst Ken-
Hington-,AIiss yVortnsley; roa way Cien-
In, H IL Colo & M urray II lll--Dr. II.
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AUCTION SALE s This Day.
|ATEAUCTIQNl SIsECIA1JI s


STAI1pHNpTIED-To the III ado N y
BY heS "A irect onS 81 owner Tho are de-
Sclinlng biness N sao ct our e !.
I loorS .WDpNEspA *, 4 an lary isth, COM
Smenclng 49, A.S q u q tisual y large
and fine tpeks OK Gen ts' F'urDish Is, rep
resenttng I've, s1o @
5Lisle, Balhrlggan III ct IS dozen igft
Shirts and Pa amas i; dozen len. 81 fine
tiff Bosom, id rasg and gee Shirts;
sNeekWear:a about 80 dozen Men Sc Black
and Fano ~ n Hose M Inc line OF Fancy sus-
spenders IS :s5 dozen Bel Men Is high
grade w hitoS Vests i; n Ice stock Of Gloves,
sMufflers, vi land erch els 4; fine line F Of
Lad lies, e Shoes, Sta ioner ~, p lank Books,
etc etc. u 81 aboYe ht$ h-grade s and
up t0-dateS goods are WORT " the q attention
OF the best trad es In that line.
M I'm Cash, Sn To- Abs
81 5SaSs RIG HMOND&AUC,T CO.@tssf
5ss v4ALBN III IN p AT CT1ON Coz
tfnnanras
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Alabama, Grand 4. old n

ssna,os I, hssl.h y
Ing ~ eyer STIR! as an Indian
while all about him arc sen tors Is In every
grand old ma nlr.nis,g cham a So Ierald. \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
All LAN il II ]; Y 0AsT Mo- #

IIICAVE39 D4QAlLIr-41AkkA{sN
n SrIlE EFT STATIC
s$ @ IDFrECTIYE SUN d IA M, SrI a U
L los "a. MA, g. ross 70 Il POM
IA a Mp tersburg ana Mort
1s liz r, Petersburg and N and,
s:co r. Nj petersburg and N
,I:i0S i, tiodshorp Loca n IN a;1
6:aS p, M. Petersburg .ocal ",
Il y:as r. M, -nF florida md w est ndian l.tti''
sa.eo s. petsrsburg. aud N, and s
,,,yI::sS iii -Pstsrsburs I9esi Y. Il, ssS y
sii:so !, \, s'STlaa
A. ~ u ~ 1, " sssss 4.
NJ; .si0 MI. y VI
;;E;xeaptS sunday ~ unday on 6 sg5s
q, 81 CAME pi ss,g "a
W. n CRAIG, Gen. 81, AZ sSkAs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
s;55993iSsS I3R a ls1hfA NSDECA pITATEDs

ls5 n ichard NeWtons bra en1nn Il OH b lie
Southern Raj lyiay, NJ losa homo Is Ii Sou
dan, Va. was tordo IN i1,stantly Killed
whit a tachirg a ca \ 81 ira In bound FOR
Primers Point Boone' 81 Sta to ii. IN Nor
folk count q ton 1T en1ptcd n TO I'M:
couple II he Il car as ord cred bye hej Il co.'s
tliictorg and II 81 ippe cd III md the
heels and WINS IA eca nita lie II Justice
q H. Bun ting y of Y Portsmouth. was noti-
\ fled, and ~ fter i,ol lie uest. rem.
saeTed ri verdict of acss ental n Leaf III, p he
Il remains yera to nj glt lllpped u 81 the
former home Of he dead ma nj gs3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

1HJA 4 /
STQg|k|IA|: 4 i.
General Lee cport ~ \, l't 'f,sI
gregs Read ,sl'.s stl II n
fecting s 8 rs II Il JIM
STOCK coil, ~ /! y I; GOOD b
#Judge addilt Decid I, Pilots Pilots
ssociation8 Can h g s sued ''i Is js8R
SaC olleet
,1oct coll cTl ! (, GOOD :lol:l[|
fgpccial tx rho Tlh1es plspatchs)

q (spcci a1S tO % he ~ ~ spa tcn) #
Non Fol,I Il y arttua 1E
r,aetlns III stocE hold ers ot
tt,c Jamesto ISxpositi Gonr'a Y w "
held tts ftern ooil. leg I're ~ "a
She died the meeting g order ~
4l,o aUso,1ce % Genera zll,gii lee o
1 president IT he comp nd Alvn by
Marti chosen shatrra at'd ~ dan.
Sheppard secreturs
Score shcppe ren g tho lc-
i port 81 General presid cnt of I'd y tllEcc
COMPANY 81 con'iec-
tlotl with occurring gresso ap2to-
sprlatio the slatlon
~ M WORT q done and end Il u
aincaS tho3 General rcMNlherr 81
Treasurer Nathaniel re l, ! WIS
rend lby dtor# 3 rtoti crs: stloW
cJ a favprabl 10 Scond1 tloti3 IN 81 p
4 c0licstions oi, stock I'D 4, woa atllea
HIT this respec ct u uompa red w tli0 "
advantage " hat lia y been lone
" ri THO sornnt I've DDS ofs ING cx posi-
lions 81 char toil tan r " taio
Oma I'm and Seycll ttle sS y fa LITE Sat
Il Chicago and 81. Lonl II, ~ AZ
'ilo collections here Exceed % tine sly,
gleotlons " M Sposls
81 CAN 81 i, JsI II .. "
The "a ibel silt Of J \. nnnld 80 gains
Il Trnnklln WI. tiy, II ii Aanbe t1f the
SEIrliat PHO is. Assoc atlotls which was ssn,
Il tered an tho u nj ted 81 ta tes tsourt ovqrsa
Syoar55 ago, u All I'D which was irst argued
s,ipon adeinurrer an0 up por i'll strer -
before Judge dtnund id y q.
and hollld II tla decision be rendered ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
lT]hinsIce al Forest Hill

young man and young !, woman q w !! 8
afternoon te fell through tbs ice and ssuf ~
tered Il drenchtng as q con seq uencca,s, the
Young Young lady and y was With some
effort tbs young ma cid her head above 's
the wjlt ter Until ;succ cor calp 90 I'M the shape
Jett orrlysstt ama 1om -
the rescue ana sNcce ded In get ing the
Two skaters Ia terra flrma without any
ssr.ous scaueRres 70 sltlsegs ot tlell y.
Tioy stated i they wers frp m Rich llonl,s
hut would not give a heir ne mes 7l5S
Personals and Briefs, ss
II llss Lois Bass; daughter of MT. E W..
Bass. AZ Ill With acarlet y fever at Selma
N. oil where She has been teaching y
school, 4, II
3 M, Clarence l'lakstt lad family sywt II
leave next month for Denver Gal WI lert'
their future home will be, "a
a Cards ARE out for tho marriage Of Mr.
William q, Lcdford and Miss Emma y 4
lPerdue OH the Gath instant, at tho home
81 Miss perdue, No. sls West Twelfth
Street, sl5 8 A N 5g
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BESSIE ZONES NOW n > A BRIDE B! i:
she and G olesIs ere Married sSilll
Raleiighl sslrprl iss
Marriag Sc. 5sys5.
n 81 anc ester5 Bureaus. N tyrimes.D lspAtch,
b. Il IL X 81 Feet, ~

Is Sergeant "a tex. ghts ret urned rom!
Raleigh. asst Al bring cling witt,
him younE GUY Coles and his wifi, forT
;merIy Bessie Jones. her two were ma ~ n
;r,edsin Raleigl, XII, Nom 3s$
Tho grand jury has In icted Cnles U S '7
an accessory, VII D p bins in the
criminal assault ~ the slrl bbtps ls
charged with assault and e bductio q
Both young men spent he light III jail
being refused ball BY Jpdg g 8clop ton yes.
5tarday. The girl wa admitted To bail
last night IN the sum 81 900 as VI ~
ness against a the two n en- She spent.
the nigh rel tiyes Sof her husband,
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.B
555 Air LINE + RAILWAY i lsSs

a05.
lSs TRAINS NJ LEAVE Ri tIGHM Np--pAIL
"a 2:sO i, ( NJ Sch board vs. Fast Mail annah,
ana Y.
a:Io r Lln,ts Solid
1900 p M. ScnbonTd lsxpress- nnah ackss
s,l5 sonvllle. a tlanta and Sontttwest, 81
YAH "a TTtAINSa.kItRIYE5RIC RICHMOND Il
;2a An, M--SolId I,ul lnia n from gllstlnesB
s:45 a. From I'll a tlan and Sow
H is r. M,--gr ON FLO tda, tlanta and South.
,ao. r. II, rom Local Points. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

s9Sss BY Tho Nv on tine Alcti Ion Co,
s 61B El.ss B road 8 tree
S(Sales Al y. /. ncsd nd
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Carried Back.

s8E net ntlyc Wins, os Uni NJ, O.;
4 M n ~ 4 egrp. illianl NJ pack5
To- % North Carolina VI IA him sterday
afternoon. IA he i,ng was arrested 3 py
otflcer, yinaek 4 as III Fugitive, on the
charge 4 sc wracking 1 an excursion j tram =
last August. II Il lei denies he clilrge, hut
ffIin elective ays he ID y he sht !aan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

q Il Ice Mo- S3s Fest fan street.
fE;EBEyII5L ca BQSLlj9i s
Clsn' /. pass. Ag ~ AgtsI
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'$Frith---T1inlgle.

5s M. Adolp hus Err nd # n tss S n Ruby
sTingle went to yVashin tone d lon g Y,
we're ma ried and returned to- DIanches-
Ter YES terday.s Mr. ri til an employe
;atf the store owned by the brid ther,s
and 4 the marriage was some hing 5.of q
surprise TO the Of both pa tsss:
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and made a,
{ season on tho coast
lS Cairo, III, and has
sFthe Three L I I ,eague.s
Boise City,&I Idaho, aud;
With big reputation
F.,nl.'li est q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

a Charles III ccartfy. Of Buffalo, Il Knocked
out t 90 n. ~ n e. OF San Fran lscpTStiD
twenty seton ids OF q flft een-rou nd bout Y
ST. Louls Monday. eps s. & AZ PA
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Probated.

The Viii 90 The lat pr, 81 MatheWss
was probated q t G9t ~ !. az
sexecut ~ without bond \. and the entire
al "a was left "a q wi was!
written January q, 1895. The amour 81
VA es tate Wal not IaI,,ed the do ea-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

Isl tcliers, sd &c. ,p' Newton$isl!
lyn player, who has been,
the os angelo Cala club
J; cpnsld cred I he best left
inSthe col ntry !, & not except,
IIahniS OF the G Cincinnati.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18

8sQOCg&uarqnt 6ed
ysD.$DUKJ CIV CILPssS w P.TTAYLORsys
en-: i. Y, Aea 4. Ger, Mar
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\ Goes, Is B, Florida ;i,l:l|i'

y Rev, So j Il. Fix, pas tor % tho First
5Presbyt erian Church sof8 N anch ter. has!
been released by the scssto 3sS q "a MS
church for tho peri of four months, ~
order that he WI stN rs
Ssvite for the benefit 81 her heal
while III Florld a. he q VII supply Il the.
Il, ian Churcl. q u Lake q
M M is d popular hig hly4 y! es9
tecmad 4 81 Ills people During his 2 81
sence his church IN Will l &c
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-03

Soldiers Learn to Dance In Alaska.
At the last dance of the Fort Nc
Henry Athletic Association at Fort
McHenry it was noticed that the men
of Company d, Eighth Infantry, great
ly excelled in dancing.
This company recently came to
Fort McHenry from Fort Slocum,
New York, and previously had served
in Alaska forty miles from civiliza-
ton. Scarcity of amusement prompt
ed the formation of dancing class,
with one of the sergeants, a graceful
and finished dancer, as teacher.
There being no women in that coun-
try, the men were forced to use each
other as partners. At first the sight
of two big husky men capering
around a floor clutching each other
in a fierce embrace was decidedly lu-
dicrous, but finally the steps were
r. .stered, and when the company re-
turned to civilization the men were
ready to take part in any social af-
fairs.-Baltimore Sun.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-03
GIANTS OF OTHER DAYS.
Fossil Of a New Animal and One Of
the lchthyosaurus Found.

Fossil Of New Animal and One Of
the lchthyosaurus Found.
Important discoveries in Western
fossil beds are announced by Prof.
John G. Merriam, head Of the paleon-
biological department Of the University
Of California. A remarkable specimen
of the very early ichthyosaurus was
unearthed in the middle triassic lime
stones in Nevada. The specimen
showed the greater part Of the an
terror half of the body, including the
skull, vertebrate and front limb or
paddle, the upper arm and forearm of
the latter being perfect and distinct.
Another important find was that
made in the Samuel Cave in Shasta
county. It consisted of the greater
part of the skeleton of an animal as
large as an elk, but with distinctly
sheep and goat affipities. The most
noticeable feature of the fossil is the
horns, which are SO large and magnifi-
Gently formed that they make the ami
NAL distinctive among bovines, at least
Of any type known here.
The skeleton will soon be set up in
the archaeological museum at Berke-
ley.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-03
TOY AUTO WORTH THOUSANDS
Novelty In Jewelry Got Up for Mil
lionaires.

Novelty in Jewelry Got Up for Mil
lionaires.
''Here'sc novelty in expensive gee.
gaws," said the jeweler friend, that
is very popular this season among
that class which has more money than
1t knows how to spend"
He took from little satin-plush box
a miniature automobile, about an inch
and a half long, and sent it spinning
across the showcase. 1t struck two or
three other articles Of jewelry, and, in
true auto style, bowled them over.
The little automobile was perfection
in manufacture. The frame, made OF
platinum, had not a part missing. The
hubs of the little wheels (the wheels
being not much larger in diameter
than peicil), were diamonds; dia-
monds ran along the sides OF the
seats, and the seats themselves were
made of several rubies forming radi-
ant, though hard, cushion. The lamps
were ruby and an emerald on either
side, and diamond in the center of
the dashboard
On the back of the auto was pin
by which to attach it to the neck Of
the dress.
The price on the tag was $1,000. A
real auto could be bought for the"same
money.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-03

A short time ago inquiry came from
the union forces to know II Mr.. Post
would keep still" If they would call
off the boycott on Postum and Grape
Nuts.
This is the reply: "The labor trust
has seen fit to try to ruin our business
because we would not join its criminal
conspiracy. We are plain American
citizens and differ from the labor
union plan in that we do not force
people to strike, picket, boycott, as
sault, blow up property or commit
murder.
We do not pay thugs $40 to break in
the ribs of any man who tries to sup
port his family nor $40 for an eye
knocked out.
We try to show our plain, honest
regard for sturdy and Independent
workmen by paying the highest wages
in the state.
We have a steady, unvarying re-
spect for the law-abiding, peaceable
union man and most earnest desire
to see him gain power enough to
purge the unions Of their. criminal
practices, that have brought down upon
them the righteous denunciation OF a
long-suffering and outraged public, but
we will not fawn, truckle, bend the
knee, wear the hated collar OF white
slavery, the union label, nor prostitute
our American citizenship under or
ders" of any labor trust.
You offer to remove the restriction.
on our business and with union gold
choke the throat and still the voice
raised in stern denunciation of the
despotism which tramples beneath an
iron-shot heel the freedom of our broth
ers.
You would gag us with silver bar
and mufie the appeal to the American
people to harken to the cries for
bread of the little children whose
faithful fathers were beaten to death
while striving to earn food for them.
Your boycott may perhaps succeed
in throwing our people out OF work
and driving us from business, but you
cannot wrench from us that priceless
Jewel our fathers fought for and which
every true son guards with his life.
Therefore, speaking for our work
people and ourselves. the infamous
offer Is declined"
POSTUM CEREAL CO.. LTD.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-03

used in their religious ceremonies, and
the custom even extends to the far
islands of the South seas. From these
tropical waters to the white wastes
Of the frozen north is far cry, yet
there is similarity between the
masks Of the Malay tribes and those
of the Eskimos which seems to link
these faraway peoples. Herewith is
given the picture Of an Eskimo mask,
front and rear. It is fairly indicative
Of the artistic feeling in these odd
people, and, while primitive, has in 1t
something Of higher promise.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-03
White Bear Killed in West Virginia.

White Bear Killed in West Virginia.
Two hunters. who were driven by
rain to take shelter in cave in the
mountains of Nicholas county, reused
a perfectly white bear, with pink
eyes, which had quarters in the cave.
When reused from its slumber the
bear attacked the men with ferocity
and severely injured one of them.
Mr.. Wilson Graves, who fired the
shot that killed the animal, has the
skin, and will have the same prop
erly prepared and mounted. The hide
has the texture and the head the ap-
pearance of the common black bear,
except that the skin is snow white
and the eyes pink Montgomery Cor
respondence Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-03
Puzzled by Freight Charges.

A New Hampshire man is trying to
solve problem which he says is the
least promising proposition that he
has ever undertaken. He sent large
sugar barrel full of apples to his son
in Florida, paying ninety-eight cents,
the full freight charge. A few days
later he received box Of oranges
from his son, on which he desired to
pay the freight, and was obliged tc
pay $3.50, the freight charges.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-03
Pebble Bears Likeness Of Savior.

A limestone pebble, bearing strik-
ing image of the face of Christ, which
was picked up at Oberammergau in
September, 1880, the day after the de-
cennial performance of the Passion
Play, is the remarkable possession Of
Mrs. Eugenia Jones Bacon of Atlanta,
Georgia.
The likeness can only be seen when
the light falls upon the stone from a
certain direction. The countenance
is perfect in every detail as portrayed
by the great masters, and the closed
eyes with the pallid color of the stone
give the face a sad expression. The
nostrils are thin and across the brow
are the deep burrows of worry and
anguish.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-03
Unreasonable Woman.

His wife asked him to read to her.
Taking up the evening paper he
turned to the woman's page and start.
ed with the first article that attract.
ed his attention. 1t was by distin.
guished medical authority on the
subject of correct breathing and be-
gan: "As means for preventing
wrinkles in the face 1t is certain that
the practice of keeping the mouth
shut is one of the most positive"
THAT will do, sr!" she snapped. II
asked to be entertained. not to be in
shifted"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-03
The Man In the Sun.

This remarkable object is a photo
graph Of a group Of sun spots taken
Nov. 13 by French astronomer. OF
course, the photograph is not of the
entire sun, but of very limited part
of it's surface, just enough to include
the group.
Some idea of the size of the sun
spots is given by the astronomer. The
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-02-03
Here's a Real Funny Bear.

An oddly in bears was killed in
Miffiin township, Pa, where William
Sellinger and Charles Babcock shot
one that had red hair and small pink
eyes.
Hunters declare it is not CHINA
mon bear, and that nothing like it
ever has been seen in that part of the
state.