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tiAiyAniFrd ieacing Wire aI ptic~s Ira, have
never been knoSn in the trade.
Lead aud OH 80 cheap itR; snyoH~ eau 81.
ford 70 pain, this season
Ice - plenty We hAy. 8 taf.a siutk ni fhs
best make OF Frsezers and Refrigeration.
Don't yOu need Gasoline ys Dil .5yr Jog
summer cOoLlns' We base ihe.a they are
caeap.
DooT sad Fiadow screens Of various stylcs.
\ iali !.u, - ar; ts2s. Cooking Stoves and
Ranges. oi lups established reputation, ~
reduced prices
A call vi. sesa convince yoH 'hs, ihr bot
tom has be, "a completely Knocked GA, oi the
r=icr Of Ma i.
tilass. Olis. Paints and Putty. Plsatering
Hair and Cement. and in fact everything IA
the Building Hardware bne can bs teant. ~
~~ll - lnw psiCes. ~ the old established stand
o.
GILBERT ( GEHg,
Corner Main and Liberty streets,
" Westminster. No
PIambisg. Heating. Spos,ing Tia Roo6rg
= oar sIs-stA!ty, ieh ~
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EASTER.

Julian F. Iohnstone in the New York City Catholic
World
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-04-22

Train up child in the way he should
go, and keep right along with him yourself.
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Rambler Automobile
: even more SUCCESSFUL than they wer,
ELIAS ARNOLD Auanf
GPECIAL NOTICE.
~

sas- Eilber telephone or write Tor particalar'
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Every one knows what II success the Ram
bier Bicycle was. and the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-04-22
LYNCH g. STEELE,
DEALERS IN
Agricultural IlplGnGHtS& & Machinery,
Field Seeds, Wagons, ETC.,
Corner Green & Liberty Streets,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
MARYLAND AND c. s P. PHONES.

We have made onr contrac's for 1905, and
our new goods are arriving. We Sil handle
the following sell known hines
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Terms 81 Capitulation, Ending One of NlostS
3f3 Remarkab )Sieges III History 81 cred I
.s5 . Last Night by Both Sides.
ALL HONOR TO BRAVE RUSSIAN COMMANDER
Terms of Surrender Not Yet Ann ounced. Suggested
That SStoessel May Be Solitary Prisons s8s5
N 's Toxic Wild With ~ ST. Petersburg
issss &s IS Plunged iii Gloom. . asS
n a N. !. 4 N,

por with
suumbed
soesse
would
been
that they
brave
the
agreement had
authorities the absence
mtted tie Emperor
Russia time being the dark
dpafches frome the front
rejoicing
sof life
Il
what will make for
that
WAY the
n Tie later aag
free where
since tie II Russians be
Paris 80 the
v,ca
ngo viii home o
wou efec
IN he Yahps at present
possession
III
the holding of
No the Eastern be- menace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
'T1'IO].D|E 10
'TI.OIL.'S:;.T1iOIWR0|!T|E|T0:|t S !! / n
Letter Sent Three & Years Ago
suggested Reforms That Were We're
Recently Granted,
(By Associated Press

sS ,oEpoN, January The Times tt tov
morrow Will publish a letter written by by
Count Leo Tolstoi 70 Emperor Nicholas llt lLl
some three yeals ago. when ,rplstoi be- Iea
!lloyed himself to be dying, The etter,.
which deals witll3the Internal conditions
OF Russia, commences. Dear Brother,',
md rerers to the universal llssatiS falc--E2 falsc-2
ltlon n that time manifested towards the
governments. It suggests n number ct,
reforms, 5somo Of which Lave heen recent rs
ly granted, while others are Spcete'dd ss.si li
Tic outcome OF thetmore liberal policy Of
Russia. Count trolstot blanes the llslliS. sli
iperors advisers, whose '''strepupns and ll
cruel activity Is arresting the eternal
5ptrosress pf mankind. NJ he SAYS tle en- en-
tire country Joins Mt him polldenli,;-
ing the autocratlc government II X. vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
4 GAS. FOR
COURT !. ]. |:|1.
Petition for Writ 8 4 Error II Will .1iillll5
55as \ be rescl1ted This i.:53}
NJ orring
vILL ia DAY ACT 4
5Nolull1illous Rccord Will al Have
to fbe I r cad Careful ss.s 5ss
&, &

THO petition for d q $wrI & Of error and
5supcrscdeas iii5# the case a of ]. Samuel
8AicCuc. OF charlottesville convicted $i In
the Corpol.atiotlsC Court Of that city and
sentenced to be hanged j anu;lry. goth, for
the smurde or of8sllisg wife, Mrs. Fannie
Crawford alcCue. VIII be formally pre-
tsented to the Supreme Court Of "a ppeulBi
of Virginia. to-day q y 0:30 O'clock by
N1cssrs. ] ohm Lee and j. liilslcS Cole
sman1$of Iynchburg. cottnsel E. for Mo- cue
The court colvcres day for: Its II an
luary5 term, and there + is mo case on the.
docket that compares with thiG iii popl,-3
3lar#intcrcstgbr Importance. .sR IN ~ 55
Tho yoluminous record in tho. .ca SC Mill
accompany I. tho 8pctition. both o 4 which,
.will3bc formally presented without oral
argument. !. and 4 submitted II to tho full
court The petition sets fortlilmorcE than
assig1llncntsEofs error, being exc cps
Stions noted Sat the i trial s3s These 81 arc
strongly VI presented. The petition FOR q
writ Of error and suppressed cas- vii | " bct
y to the court for consideration
and action. In the very ma turo OF things.
tho collrt can only receive the petition
and ACCOMMODATING documents for future
.considcra tion.# Action on the petition
scannotHbe5 cctcd for sevoral days or 4 II
may bc several weeks yet,. for tho court
Will bardl pass Y pom u q,
matter INVOLVING the ifeS orS dcath gof a
citizen without careful consideration OF,
the various assignments Of error and
careful reading q the record. .ts. Tie case
will be considered by the full court. S5l
i$ II the court. gran writ pf error and
8supcrsedeas It will 5act .l stay or lex-ss
5ccution, and the fate OF AIcCuo5 wv III re-
$mnln In allegiance until the final decision.
$orf tile court reviewing the trial In the
event or the granting Of u writ Of error.
that IN itself would not serve to Insure a.
new trial. would merely bring the.
case before the court lf or ~ vlew.f.T The.
court would have ~ to55ss hand Ii down an
opinion reversing tlo lower court In or
dcr&to insure lTretrIal OF tho celebra ted
murder cnse.$ In the event tho Supremn,
Court Of Appeals finally hands down a
decision affirming tho judgment OF tho
trial court. the sentence will stand and
tho only hope for the prisoner will be
in cxecutive clonlnncy. nj ii n Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
.tBy Assocla &Press.)

4 IlAAII LION, BERN uD.\ January a.
Tho Danish steamer Gallla, from Ham
burg. December sth, sor lIaynna, ihas arr
rived here with tho SURVEYORS o. tho crew
or the Norwegian bark Narpesia, citp-i
tain Jcnsen, from New York, December
.0tliI for Celtic, The Alnrposln WIS blown
sup AT sen by tho explosion Of her cargo
of naphthn, and eleven OF her rraw we're
killed, # Seven Of, tho crew who We're
saved, landed here tonight 5 q
The Marpesla WAS nm iron master
ship OF ,i97 tons gross and ! ,353 tons lset
she was built by l'na and Company at
Port GLASGOW, Scotland, in 1856, and was
owned by g, Hanneylg, II tsllristiana,s
NORWAY, Her prineipal dimensions wornf
Length, ssl feet; width. IS feet md depth
"a feet, @ 35 M N *, "! sS X BSBss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
BARELY ES CAPPED FROM 5S
"A BURNT ING 1 B UIL DING

~ +
4 4 The timely discovery OF a fire soon n a &
Il ter midnight Sunday In the tonr-story
brick structure No. 81 y lSas Franklin
Street. occupied n as n boarding and
i lodging house by NJ 1rs.S Z. .8 @. PEARSON, and
the prompt md efficient work of the
4 fIre Department., ;lyertc cd IL serious $ fire.
There we're d. number aof lodgers In tilc
house tltSthc@itImc and most or these
were asleep Swhol2the fire WIS discovered.
Tho flames @ had originated f3 from ~
4 gas Jet 4 In tho but II room OH The fourth
floor, and had made such 8headway that
volumes OF smoke We're pouring from tho
/ top story when tho tlremcn arrived. 3afsS fS
Tho occupants OF the house had q u
been aroused and all escaped though
Tthero was considerable excitcment Mr..
b q. !. 5B slack welder, employed at t tho
"A 5aChesapcake and Ohio freight depot was
in mn uppcrsroonla near tho seat of tho
flames, butswns assisted from the bulld-
ing Mcssrs. r Il a. Lcstor,5,C J, Q. I8aker
4 and ~. M Il trerroll escaped bY getting out
4 on an adjoining roof. u n ~ Ga
<5ss The flremen first cndcayored St 70 i en-
n tIngllisb the flames n BY means of the
chemical OK tinguishers, but finally called
for wnt and engine No.i4 nt Ninth 5an!l
iGraco Streets pumped SWater into the
burning room for Fifteen or twenty nlin-
,slltcs. before tho fire was snrel y out t.sS{ Il 58
Il The fire attracted u large crowd and
!. awakened tho ocupan ts OF all the neigh
4 boring houses. hose driven out by 4 fire
Z or wator wnre given temporary shelter N
! adjoining houscs III, til morning. ii The
chief dan,oge ny fire was In the bath
room, and the adjoining room,
but water necessarily caused fNr-
tl,er damage. The building Is owned by
Z Major Sol Cutchins, and Is Insured in the
Hartford Insurance Company, George q
A Jefferson, agent, for s., Timely dis
i covcry nlinimizcd the damage and saved
q valuable adjoining property, in Guiding
/ several boarding houses and hot els.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
COTTON BLAZING. IN
.STREETS8QEiTHET0WN
Fire, Result Of Jest, Soon Be
comes lily Will Born 8
for Two Days.
9iHy.. AssocIated .Pre,s.ys... IS. .

SEtf
DALLAS. Jan, 2 q nd special from
Shawnee, Oklahoma, says: Several tnoll-l
sand dollars worth Of cotton, estimated 3at.
sixty bales, gathered ogetllcrin q huge
pile lin the little town Of Asher, In the
southern part Of this Pottamattomin)
county, furnished q huge bonfire with
which to- greet the new Year, In the
presence or a large crowd the torch WIS
applied ana the ascending smoke wps n
witness. It was declared, that the farm
Sers Of his sectipn are not TO be olltdone
by those Of Bnthei' sections in5theInffort to
reduce tito supply of cotton and restore
tho equilibrium az the market, The fire
was the resllt of ~ banterlng lest which
was started yesterday and $Whlchg spread
rapidly n Throughout the. town and conl-
slnunlty, Tho Joke soon became q reality
and nearly every farmer around Asher
Icontllh,lted OF his surplus cotton to add
StoS Che bonfire !. 4 5S&s n y. # 5;S u N N
IS Sd large was tho PILE tlat5sl Will
Enrobably require a coll el,of days for a|l
.pfS tile cotton to bc cons allled, IA b ~ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
5COMPAC OF SllGN'E;,Dl-)l;: ] | v {; ] : n
JAPS TO OsE tie r CITY
SGoinlnissioner rrang nge l't 'ernliss ms
of pitulatioll2 2of 3, R llsSss \
Isl al F orc !sIsss
s(BygAssocIat Press.)

35sr oi<lO 70 an 3.---M Mornlng lie ussl lat
ScDmmIs Issoners appointed to arran 70 "a tire ssS
terms OF the apltuati lon gof the a tlssanSS
forces at Port rthur, Isl gneds u IS ans
pact b of surrender at q IL y * Last
night. q ssjsss}g
January 2--1 f. 80 Tho t3of Gen-:ss -:ss
sernl Nogi' Is elegrni ann ling the cnplt5s
3,llatlon OF tho Russian 2 force l'ort
Arthur Is us FOL lows:
concluded fthcirneg citations
O'Clock. 81 The Russian ornmissl acs.a35
ceptetl on the Whole the conlt tiorsEs tpusSSss
lated Fby lis and consented to cap pitlil;lte.
Tho document las been t,repGred and ssit,-t
natures arc behn gu ix 81 sg5S SlnlulsTsS
itnneously It'll tho conclu
.tions both armies
1T Is expected That the lI,ailese, army
Will enter the city q Nh Port
MORO W. 3gS
58 The CORES espond dence.
M General Nogt reports Us fol lows SssG
sl..At o o,clock iii the Afternoon, \, uruhrySai
a1st, tho eneny's bearer or n 4 lag of truce.
ica,no INTO $the first limo OF otrs pos -sl
itoI south OF shulshlying and handed ~
letter to our Ulcers. Tho sa mo reach he'd \
mo 1T O'Clock at night, rho latter flsl
as Sfollows; sssss 5 ssf4 III
,,bJudglng BY tho general condition OF 1
tho whole line OF hostile post ions held
YOU, i find further resi- stance a t lsort II Ar
thur useless. and for the pu pose of $pf0-SS
vomiting needless sacrifice Of lives pro XIV
pose to hold negotiations wit b rel ference
10 capitulntion. Should you G conseilt 10 81 II
tho sune you will plea SO Y ppoint rs3
.missonors for discussing I he order and 81
conditions regarding r,lplt tula ton and alst'si
appoint IL place for such comm sstonels "
to meet tile same appointed by nc,
II, ,n8I take this oppnrtunit W TO convey \ g i
Your lixcellency assurances n my m " te-si :t'
spect. 81 X Ss3S{ !, ~. M
,N N(Slgned9 ollSSEllt t53lSs5s
,'shorly after dawn Today n I Will. tl,s-3 R
match our bearer ofga flag of truce with Il
tho following reply addressed to stots }9i
sci: st III a44
5.s II llnyo tho honor toireplS TO your pro-
posal to hold negotiations regn ding 5thal
and order Of capitulat tion.s For *
this purpose ] have appointed as COM
missIonors Mnjor-Genemt tjirhi, chief OF IN
staff OF our army He VIII be accom- -55ss
pauled by some STAFF officers and civil
officials They Will meet youi3 commits VI
sioners January I'd. noon. at Shpishiylilg,
The commissioners Of bot u IN rites WI q
be{ elnpoWered sigh ~ convent tptt8t for
the capltitlatlon without wat Ing for ristrJs
ificatioil and cause the same 20 ta ke M
mediate effect. nshorlzatipf for b sls III
plenary powers shall pa signed Tho IL
highest Officer nf hotl. the sI.eKot irsts q
parties and the same 81 sllg n Sb.s isxc llanfed
by the Respective coninissio e
a avail myself of this soppoytunltsx " ta3
fflgnf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
PR0SP'.E..R|.|.1'||.i.Y'H.|.N'. / !
Old VIRGINIA. '|;|.! !. |
Acco,nac Raised and Sold Six
Hundred Thousand Barrels
of Potatoes. .554
Rem NEWAL OF RON INDUS TRY.
Postofficc Reports cling iii
$dicalii o1l y 81 g royytl #Busi,1c
irgii III III s
v. J. \ q N u
q -.
ia The Times Dlspatcll.3'

Special to The Tinles-D Dlspatc CHI
@ @ONANCOCK,'Yll.i "a " January p 'rhc pros
5perity q { the "a kglnn tern Shore
dependent on the price received FOR tho
staple crop. irish and sweet potatoes.
Tho price In; the year l9oi while not as
good as III the previous iyrnt, was a fair
one. I1liatGwas lost in price pei. barrel
was made lip In tlirq quanHty,5as the crops
were nj mammoth. The output Of round and
sweet potatoes In xAccolnnc 2was s q bout
6o0 0nl harrels. Il 4 4 2,3s
4 Tho number o r dwellings built has ricyer
itccn excellcd In previous years. 3s' hcs
farmers have now; la q nrosprrdt Us scoiltdiE
tons for6tiYe years an nrar lS crcryfo
OF them Is itller8rcpairing his old ID we'll
Ing or putting mp d new one. Over; i've
hundred Il new houses were bull lin the!
county during the year. q, e, q
Tho volume 8of business done In Accto--}
mac, the largest town u the county, has
steadily Increased y for the past tcr Is ears.
The ltmore, Chesapeake and q tlantlc
Railway Company las built new 8frcig ght
houses a their pier and q loubled II Is size
The Onancock Gns Company las had,
twice to put in ID new plan t,ssi;lnd has
Just commellced to- work tile ncW' one.
Swltl,Sa capacity for I've tho,is;nd ~ ghtss1
5AllEthe stores. churches o fliccs ~ nd ~ y
good number Of homes are low n iElltcn.
by ga So Tho town streets n arc also no W
lighted by gas. "a number OF stores ], ave
been erected, among them q large bl,ick 'lsl
building for the firm of i. y T.. Shield ana
Company, on Main Street 3s3 fE s.5
$t8It has been estimated that tho amount
OF proceeds fron,{al crops INLAND and
water nSthe count S7of of3Accornacyt f turn g 10
year ss over $1,000, ,0G0. Tho county has
{thresn mt iona banks wi ii m Cnp tnl and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03

Continued on Third fPage.) 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
+, RUSSIANS DESPAIR E s; u 4 ] +
,JAPS WILD WITH \ 4! I i y JOY o. {
sajj q That NIikado Wi 'i1.l5 NoN2 '5
Peace &. 5'7E'l rl,rougll 'rieo, &;
III resident r oseveltt..S5si 3s3;S;
hI,A4 tG9
.poWel's.
|. AVE- GEORGE az FRAZER. /,

(snecial Gable 10 Ines lolsp patcefl'2:
s,r. I,ETGRsBU January itrs s2,,rh q g
3nows of tho surrender OF Port Arthur l's'
whlo not unexpected here has / cast . q
deep gloom over tho spirits q the ltus--
sian government and Of the people |, , IS, So
Fur far US they have heard Of thlsSero O. UWniAg
lisa I ST OF tho war Will IS
understood that III tho most ut az
Vices from stoessel he informed the Car
Ihnt tho first Of tho year tho 5eSt.e1'se
,iimit or time which no would ioaI @ ,4' pie g
hnid tho fortress unless he was .tl Z d
.ditlonil supplies OF munitions and ,ll q 5food
NotEonlysis thore no dlsposltio . crit
ictse stoessel for rec eognz7ing the sinevit-
abe ana saving the remnant of q; MS ~ ga
lint garrison; but on the contrary, he
ID regarded the heroic fig
tho war has developed on tho Rllssinn !
Ala ana when lo and I his officers }5anu
nan return to ST. pc tcrsbllrg high y OH
ors 4 Il 9 store for hem. 5ii 4.
There Is reason to believe that tho peace
sentiment throughout tho Empire IS STOW
5lnr SO strong hat the bureauGrats at ST,
petersburg may be compelled before long tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
HUN1'ER:H..D!|R|AI|.G:'jSS|: ] ! ! ! | J ].
R0R;SI.El||N|0M||AN |; | ] " [ | |||.A| 4
Miss Skel elto,1 and N Ir Seayg Conc
toSG Grief# Over Clla1tilly
DEEP b r RUN. ( no j NDsa % GO WELL
New ear 2ece ptio1rl VI 4 Glubr
llou ffcrHSt Il J I 3 10 ii /, - ~ ireatBS
81 ,roWd N n Pies set1i u:


How some irly mounted, 50 stridlng
ssfs8 along, Ss
AVhilc8o theirs hard labor with BIT steel
and thong s; n. II;
1'ally-hol lly7lio. 4 how they struggle q
go # 8
llold hard q. is he word, lbutsI strong.
Is slispc ct &. 85 f #
Not the hounds, but some horses, aro
Brought to check. vs.
!at:lly-lio! they So !!
"a thrilling experience that happily did
mot prove fatal marked tho holiday run
sof the Deep Run hounds. Miss Gertrude
Skc toni, ono 70 r most Nper tialld fen rs
less liorscwonlc en- who ride wltll@thcf hunt
was not only, "a brown, but drag aggels s$l,yg
her mount. aSs Hounds had turned Into
3Chantilly,.tl tle$ late residence B 8of M. M X
S13llcker, ESQ .,,8S and were running hard.
s4tt tlle$t thrd&1 gil of8 rails. jus behind
;CllantillS stables. liss Shelton lost her
seat Oh landing and fell, only. tobe caught
.)Ey her skirt and DRAG gged for n ftYf rds.
by tho 8gtll llpping. lorse. n For u few mos
slnents II looked as though nothing could
/ save sller,$ but fortunately tho horse was
caught 6and tho rider re leased from her
fpcrllolsi posi- on. 3 ;.s 5# v Il
s At9thejyery next fence Mr. Gorge seay, i
riding Splnster 4. came N O. ror,per ~ on
landing ,in o Broad Street road. +. Fortune
favored the brave In both! Instances, for,
no injury55r resulted, aud both riders iin-,
ished well ,,p In the front rank 3
Had Fine Run.
New Years Ioa y was &c Celebrated Iii grand
old Virginia fashion mt the Deep Run
Hunt The English 2 hounds mot INT tho
lxennols snt y | o'clock tho lawn and tho
g,iySGonlpnlS Of riders intersprlnkled With
vivid dascarlrt5coata 3reminded$o one or; those
inspiring old prints of John lea eli, 4 Of fifty
years ngo 8ors ore, IN good old l1nglnnd
Mr., George Cole Scott acted ns hunts
nan:$ Mr.5l I, g. Beat tie,S the mastcr.a In
thea bsence Mr. II &, n, \, Carter. kindly
filled the position Of first whip. ably
assisted by Mr. Al CorTdon Iobsoi. Il 4 54g
Hounds moved off shortly afters tlieRap-
-----T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
HANDSOME NEW YEAR GIFT,
TO MARYLAND INSTITUTE

Tho Maryland institution for the Promo
ton or Niochnnic Arts Baltimore. MD: /,
received n most wecolmc New Years gEif y
OF a pronise OF sse3, 600 from Mr.. Andrew
Carnegie. ,rhH5 gift was arliounGad through
i1r. iI,iliel G. Gilman, sormer president Of
Tho Carnegie Institute, In Washington
and president emsrltus Of the Johns " on
Ilps1 University, i III - s = 89 5{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Negro Lynched,

sS IaOPl, AT I<,,t VI ] anuary 22,--As the Bre-
suit u fan assault made by TWO negroes
on d farmer named Hobbs, near Spring
HILL, ten miles sollt OF Hope, ono eaof the
negroes. Y'h!tc Jet ton las been ii taken
from Constable @ Nclson Garner and
SlSnched, Vigorous, but vain "a search
was nnado for Jdt ton II 60 onlpal mon by tho
mob, lotion is said to have been less I han
Eighteen years of Q ge, /, v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
P'EEAB3O|)IDY"CAND|DATE |)I
WAS ELEC''TEDIS:jPEA||K ] ! i: "A |: !
Republican Caucus Selects w.
II II. Dickson to Preside Over
Next House.
5(By Associated Press. J

4. DENVER. co t., January The cause
of Governor Pea body made u distinct gain
this afternoon when the Republican call-
Gus selected w, H, Dickson, OF Denver,
as speaker Of tho next house of Colorado
Legislature. Although Mr. Dickson has
been d, resident Of Colorado for three
.yegrs. lie has not been active IN the In
forest OF any Republican faction, but his
candidacy was pushed by tho friends of
Governor Peabody. and his selection by
tho caucus Is regarded with much COM
placency by Peabody's ,dherents, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03

! I(contInued on Second PI'age.@
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-12-15
She Didn't Put It Out.

An old lady of his flock once call
| ed upon DR.. Gill with a grievance.
The doctors neckbands were too
long for her ideas of ministerial
humility, and after long harangue
on the sin of pride, she inti1lat
ed that she had brought a pair of
scissors with her and would be
pleased if her dear pastor would
permit her to cut them down to her
notions of propriety.
The doctor not only listened pa
tiently, but handedover the offend
ing white bands to be operated
upon. When she had cut them to
her satisfaction and returned the
bibs it was the doctors turn.
Now" said he. you must do
me good turn also
Yes, that l will, doctor. What
can it be?"
We'll, you have something
about you which is a deal too long
and which causes me no end of
trouble, and I should like to see it
shorter
Indeed, dear sir, 1 will not
hesitate. What is it? Here are
the scissors; use them as you
please"
Come. them said the sturdy
divine, good sister, put our your
tongue. "-Londen Mail.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-12-15
How This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any caseof Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
cure.
F.J.CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
We, theundersigned, haveknown
F. J. Ceney for the last Is years,
aud believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and f.
nancially able to carry out any
obligations made his firm:
WALDNG, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken IN
ternally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price Is cents per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-12-15
A Tribute to Patience.

Patience is an admirable virtue,
something that every one should
learn to practice. It is an excel
lent thing to compose the spirits
when they get beyond the scope of
reason in their desire to conquer.
Not a day passes but what some
thing transpires that appeals to our
privilege to bear it in silence and
exert ourselves in overcoming the
obstacle without apparent annoy
ance, thereby exhibiting patience;
or to lose control and give vent to
our feelings in unbecoming terms.
The patient cheerful person is al
ways selected for company or to
fill positions in preference to the
one who chafes and champs at
everything displeasing. 1t takes
calm and progressing nature to
accomplish great things, the i'm
patient mind does not grasp the
the reserve of the oppo-
site force. Eek.