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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21

COAST 5Foo,I LIME = Nl:s.I IsaTs." sl[sss, uaHs
\ A7.45A Santa Cruz Excursion Sunday
OulyJ yJ..s........-....--.-. .-.--...
e.16A Newark. Centerville. San Jose,
FELTON,, Boulder Creek. Santa
Cruz and Way Stations ..........
ta.15A Newark. San Jose. FELTON,, Boulder
Creek, Santa Cruz.
~. .16PN ewark, CentervilIe, San Jose,
New Almaden. Los GatOs. FELTON,.
Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz and
Principal Way Stations ..........
4.15P Newark. San Jose. Los Gatos,
Wr1enJ-.....
4.16p Saturday and Sunday for FELTON,,
Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-21

OAKLAND HARBOR JERRY
(Foot OF Market St.J
t7.I5AM. s.0oA N. HOGAN.
leo 2. NJ 500 Pm. rs Pa.
for Morning. for Afternoon
fSunday excepted tSundsy only.
bMondsy only.
SDaily. and stops at all stations on Sunday.
The news & observer., 1905-01-11
i STRONG SERMON.
Dir. rittengefr ErPachcs the Life and
Words of Christ as Pattern
and Need, Seeming tn De-
fCnd JecerSon Bibif.
At the Chnrch of the Good Shepher

At the Church of the Good Shepherd
on Sunday Rev. DR.. Pittenger preach
ed a strong sermon on the subject OF
the world coming to see Christ.
The theme was that the interest il
the life of Christ was growing rather
than diminishing with the years; that
there had never in history been 50
much of research as to his life ana
character so much of anxiety ana
earnest curiosity as to his acts ana
words. In the course of his sermon
Doctor Pittenger made it clear that
his purpose was in some measure to
reply to the various criticisms of the
much moOted Jefferson Bible. al
though he did not III words refer to
the book or to the act of Congress
which authorized ITS publication. The
life of Christ, his actions, his words,
declared DR.. Pitten~er, was Sufn-
cient moral code for the world. II
was a great thing to Gull these say
ings, to get them in their true light
and their true relation to life. The
test of a man as to character was to
be had in proportion as he patterned
himself and his life after the standard
set by the Christ. 1t would do any
man good to Gull his sayings from the
Bible with the acts and incidents OF
his life for himself, to study the edi-
flee 50 erected and to make that simp-
ly, his rule of conduct.
The text was '"They came to see
Christ"
What reply he asked, could be
made to one wanting to know of
Christ today. Only one: the words and
life of the man.
The sermon was strong one, de-
void of sensational feature, and we'll
constructed. The reference to Jeffer"
son was one directed only to the intel
ligence of his hearers. Such criticism
as there was obtained only by virtue
of the mental contrast which came
from a recollection of more or less
violent printed and spoken utterances
of d dissimfar tenor.
The news & observer., 1905-01-11

s. ! pout this wine as an emblem of
joy and gladness. May the Great Ruler
of the Universe bless and prosper our
national, State, and city governments
preserve the union of the states. and
may it be a bond of Friendship and
Brotheriy Love that shall endure
through all time"
80 mote it be
The Junior Grand Warden then
came forward with the vessel of Oil.
which he poured upon the stone. say
ing:
81 pour this oil as an emblem of
peace. May its blessings abide with
us continually. and may the Grand
Master of heaven and earth shelter
and protect the widow and orphan
shield and defend them from trials
and ViciSsitudes of the world. and so
bestow His mercy upon the bereaved.
the afflicted. and the sorrowing, that
they may know sorroWing ana trouble
no more
so mot it be-"
The Grand Master. standing in front
of all, and extending his hands, made
the following invocation
May the all-bounteOus Author of
Nature bless the inhabitants of this
place with an abundance of the ne
cessarieS cOnveniences and comforts
of life: assist in the erection and COM
pletion Of this building; protect the
Workmea against every accident; long
preserve tho structure from decay;
and grant to us "a: a supply of the
corn of nQurishment. the vine Of re-
freshment and oil cf joy.-Amen.'
so mote ii be.
The Grand Master struck the stone
three times with the gavel, and the
public Grand Honors are given. the
MasOns clapping hands in unison nine
times.
The Grand Master then delivered
over TO the Architect the implements
Of architecture; say.ng:
WORTHY Sir: Having thus. as Grand
Master of M2sOns laid the foundation-
stone of this structure. ] now deliver
these implements Of your profession
into youI hands. intrusting you with
the superintendent and direction of
the work, having full confidence in
your skill and capacity to conduct . e
sanc.'
The Grand Master assembled the
platform while the college band
played and said
Men ana Brethren here AssembIcl:
Ge it known unto you, hat we be
lawful MasonS. true and faithful TO
the laws Of our county. ana engaged,
by solemn ob!iagtions to erect mag
nIlicent buildings. 20 be serViceablc
to the brethren, and to fear God, the
Great Architect of the inverse. We
have among us, concealed from the
eyes Of all men. secrets which cannot
be divuigcd. and which have never
been found out; bat these secrets are
lawful and honorable. aud not re-
pugnant to the laws of God or man.
They were intrusted in peace and hon
Of. 10 the MaSons ~ tent times,
tnG having been faithfully transmit
ted to us, il is our duty to convey them
uninpaired TO the latest posterity. I'm
less our Graft were good. and our
calling honorable. we should not have
lasted for SO many centuries. nor
should We have been honorcd with
the patronage. of So many iIluStrious
men in all ages. who have ever shown
themselves ready to promote our in
tercsts and defend us from all adVcr-
sarieS. We are assembled here today
in the face Of you all. TO build u house.
which we pray God may deserve 10
prosper. by becoming 4 place of con-
course for good men. and promoting
harmony and brotheriy love through
The news & observer., 1905-01-11
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
A Pleasant. simple. but Safe and Ef-
fcct.aI Cure for Ii.

Cat2rrh of the stomach has long
| been considered The next thing to in
! durable. The usual symptoms are q
! full or blOatlng sensation after eating,
accompanied sometimes with sour or
WateIy riSings, u formation Of gases.
causing pressure on the heart and
lungs and difficult breathing, head
aches, tickle appetite, nervousness and
general played out, languid feeling.
There is often q foul taste in the
mouth, coated tongue ANA if the in
terror. of the stomach could be seen it
would show Shiny, inflame I'd r'Idi-
ton.
The cure for this common and oh
stinate trouble is found in a treatment
which causes the food to be readily,
thoroughly digested before it has tine
to ferment and irritate the delicate
mucous surfaces of the stomach. 70
secure prompt and healthy digestion
| is the one necessary thing to ID and
when normal digestion is secured the
catarrhal condition will have disap-
peared.
According to DR.. Harlanson ,he s2t
est and best trea ment is to use after
each meal tablet. composed of Dias-
taso, Aseptic Pepsn. Il little NuX. Gil
den Seal and fruit acids These tG leiets
can now be found ut AN lruS stores
under the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets and not being a patent medi-
cine can be used with perfect safety
and assurance that healthy appetite
and thorough digestion will follow
their regular use after meals.
Mr.. II. $. Workman, Chicago, His.
writes: "Catarrh is a local condition
resulting from a neglected cold III tiie
head, whereby the lining faem0r;tac
of the nose becomes inflamed and the
poisonous discharge therefrom passing
backward into the throat reaches the
stomach, this producing catarrh of
the stomach. Medical authorities pre-
scribed for me for three years lor
catarrh of stomach without cur. but
today | am the happicst OF men after
using only oae box of Strart'S DyS-
pcpsia Habiets. | can rot !lnd aipro-
liatc words 90 - press M good feel
ing. | have found flesh, appetite and
sound rest from their use
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is the
safest preparation as we'll as the sim
plest and most convenient remedy
for any form of Indigestion, catarrh
of stomach. biliousness. sour stomach,
heart burn aid bloating after meals
The news & observer., 1905-01-11

out The world, till time shall be no
more.-Ampn.'
$50 mote il be-" responded the Ma
sons and the ceremonies of the order
We're over.
At the conclusion of the Masonic
ceremonies. Governor Aycock. ProfeS-
sor Henry jerome StOckard and Presi
dent Winston mounted the platform
ana Mr.. St0ckard read in good voice
the poem which Is published elsewhere
in full in todaN's paper The title, the
same as Edward Markham's poem, was
the Man with the Hoe" The odC
poem, however was full Of The hope
the lack of which gave to tho first
its tragic interest. For the occasion
the subject was most appropriate and
the note was that of the promise of
the labor of the farms and the higher
dce tiny Of the man who tills the SOL.
On every hand, the poem was pro-
nounced an effort that would do JUS
tice to the best of the poatic talent
of the nation. It's reading held the
crowd. 1t was a paipaDlc nit.
Governor Aycock VAS presented Ey
President Winston. AS he arose to
speak the drops of rain which had
been MOSTLY pendent in the air COM
menced to fall There was no shelter
and Tor this reason the Governor did
nor speak at the lcNStn thtt ne might
otherwise have done. He said briefly:
This is q notable day in that it is
the first time in the history of tie
great State that we love so well that
4 poem of power has been written
and recited by a North CarOlinian in
honor of the glorious work Of the
farmers of the state. 1t is a great
poem which makes us proud Of being
in a State in which the poet lives. The
best of everything in our common
wealth lies in the eighty-tWo per cent
of our population that lives on tie
FARMS outside of the cities. The
towns and cities are constantly being
by the people who came
from the farms seeking Il broader op-
From this fact there has
in the past arisen an impression that
it was not needful that the eighty-tWo
per cent should be trained. That idea,
is past. The great powers. the
strength and the beauty OF the man
hood that makes a State are centerGd
in the farms. With this new building
there has come new era which will
man that the best trained man will he
IN man who raises the cotton and The
corn. When thai day has fully core
The news & observer., 1905-01-11
FOR
PURE, RELIABLE
Seed Potatoes
Second Crop Red Bliss,
White Bliss.
Shipment to Suit,
Address
VIM. Bragaw & Co.,
WASHINGTON, N. C.
WASHINGTON, N. C.

duct. and we use it to try rerpendicu-
lars
Apply the implement of your
office to the several edges Of the
foundation-stone, and make report
Most Worshipful: Il find the stone
is plumb The Craftsmen have per-
formed ,hefr duty.
This cornerstone has been tested
by the proper implements of Mason
ry | find that the Craftsmen have
skilfully and faithfully performed their
duty, and | do declare the stone to be
we'll formed, true and trusty and cor
rectly laid. according to the rules of
our ancient Craft.
Let the elements of Conservation
now be presented.
The Deputy Grand Master came for
ward with the vessel of Corn: and,
scattering il on the stone said:
Il scatter this corn 2s an emblem of
plenty May the blessings of bounteous
heaven be Showered upon us and upon
all like patriotic and benevolent un-
dertakings, and inspire the hearts of
the people with virtue, wisdom, and
gratitude.
so mote it be.
The Senior Grand Warden then
came forward with the vessel of Wine,
and pours it upon the stone. saying:
The news & observer., 1905-01-11
THE GRAND LODGE
LAY CORNER STONE
New Agricultural Build
ing Dedicated.
GOVERNOR SPEAKS
Last Public Utterance Brief and Ring
ing Declaration of Hope of The
Farms Cut Short BY Rain. Prof.
St0ckari's Poem a Master
piece of Strength.

In an open field, under the shadow
of the hall erected walls of the build
ing which was the subject of the gath
eTing. Il great concourse of people
gathered yesterday afternoon to Wit
ness the Masonic ceremonies of the
laying of the cornerstone of the new
agricultural building of the A. and NJ.
College, conducted by the Grand Lodge
OF North Carolina.
A quarter of a mile away. over the
open field and pastures belonging to
the institution stood the group of
buildings which represent the mus
room growth OF an idea scarcely more
that a decade old in its application
20 practical policy in North Carolina.
The building. which was being dedi-
Gated, marks the elimination of an
effort that in its completion Will have
gwen TO the State not only the most
useful once of the best equipped of
The news & observer., 1905-01-11
He LAUDS HEROES
Secretary Shaw Praises
Work Recently Done
On CaroIina's S Coast.
(By the Associated rrees.)

Norfo!&, Nd., JaID 10.,-CIptIi,,
hthcrldgc, commander Of the Hattcra 5
Life Saving Stat on, the crew of which
with the Creeds Hill station. rescued
Captain Linch and his crew of TWEEN
t%-o"e men from the steamer North
eastern, which stranded on the outer
Diamond Shoals recently, received q
letter from Secretary OF tie Terqsur}-
Shaw, who euOgiZeS tH4 !! fe saver; for
their heroic work IN the face of al
most iusurmOuntable difficulties.
The rescue of the crew Of TIE North
eastern. after they had i.een impris0n-
Cd for th!rty-three hours, was one Of
the most heroic and daring IN the an
mails OF the life saving service, Aftar
thirteen hours spent in the surf boats
the life saN2"S succeeded IN iInding
every man safe at Cape HatteruS
The news & observer., 1905-01-11
For Bryan in 1908.
lRN the .AsSociated Press. J

i 7
Nashville. Tenn. Jan 9.--The Ten
nessee presidential electors met here
today and formally cast their vote for
Parker and Davis. The contest for a
messenger to take the returns to
Washington resulted in Il deadlock.
The sentiment of the meeting was
unanimously in favor of w j. Bryan
for President in 1908.
Columbia, S. c., Jan. 9.-The presi-
Dental electors met here today and
cast their nine votes for Parker and
Davis and elected one OF their num-
Der, T. J. Cunningham, as messenger
70 take the vote to Washington.
The news & observer., 1905-01-11
THE RAL LE|GH BANKS.
The Election of Directors
and Officers in These
Yesterday.

The annual meetings of the stock.
holders of the various banks of Raj.
cish. with the exception of the Wake
County Savings Bank. met yesterday
and selected Boards of Directors. The
Wake County Savings Bank will have
it's meeting today. The result of the
elections Of boards adn officers of the
banks is as follows:
Commercial and Farmers Bank.
The stockholders of the Commercial
and Farmers Bank met in annual ses-
sion yesterday. The following q rectors
were elected:
j. J. Thomas. A A. Thompson. Fred
Philips, Geo. w. Watts, r. B. Raney
Ashley Horne, G. J. Hunter d. Y
Cooper. John w. Scott, Ashby l.. Bak-
er, j. B. Hill J. f. Shepherd, H. A.
London, Thomas Fl. Briggs.
The directors met and reelected the
following officers:
j. J. Thomas, president; A. a.
Thompson vice-president; B. S. Jer-
man, cashier; II. w. Jackson, assistant
cashier r. 3. Crow, head book keep
er: A P Bauman, c. NJ. Hughes, B. Fl.
Little boOk-keepers; John NJ. Sher-
wood. collector; James e. Shepherd.
attorney. and an examining committee
consisting of Messrs Fred Philips, r.
+. Raney and }. b. Hill.
Citizens National Bank.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the National Bank was held
yesterday and the following directors
were elected:
Hon. Il. II. Battle Wm. J Andrews,
!. NJ. Proctor. John c. Drewry. DR.. A..
y. Hawkins. Or. K. II. Lewis. Col \. B.
Andrews, Jos. G.. Brown
The old officers were reelected, these
The news & observer., 1905-01-11

like educational institutions in the
South
The Legislature was out in force
the State officers, citizens of Raleigh
the student body of the college, en-
masse. young women and the faculty
and their wives. 1t was quiet and
an earnest crowd There was moth
ing in the ceremonies to appeal to cx-
citement or to the common curiosity.
Therefore the throng was one which
came for the purpose of exhibiting its
interest, to listen to the exercises and
To enjoy them for themselves.
The speakers stand was q pile of
lumber and the space in which, the
Masons We're to go through their cere-
monies was supposed to be hedged in
by protecting fence of boards. The
latter. in full insignia and led by
Grand Marter Liddell. formed 4 lane
which closed in in couples from the
front and marched into the square.
After the college band had played the
national anthem, hats were raised and
Grand Chaplain Rev. T. y. Iyey Of
fered the prayer:
Almighty God. who hast given us
grace at this time with one accord to
make our common supplicatiOns unto
thee: and dost promise that, where
two or three are gathered together in
thy name. thou will grant their re-
/ u.
and petitions of thy servants, as may
be most expedient for them: granting
us i'm this word knowledge of thy truth,
and in the world to come life ever
iastinS.-Amen.
EcSDonsc-SO mote il he
After the prayer, the Grand Treas
urer placed in the cornerstone the
documents prepared for the occasion,
these being in part the roll and rcgu-
IationS of the college. the acts estab-
fishing the Same and authorizing the
erection of the building and several
jamestown curios contributed lay Miss
Julia Hutchings, as well aS q pro-
gram of the exercises OF the day the
poem of the occasion and Il list OF the
state officers of the present admin
istration.
The tools of office having been
handed to the various Ma~onic Off
ciaIs. the Grand Master said:
Grand Master. Right Worsnipful
Deputy Grand Master: What is the
proper jewcl of your Office
Deputy Grand Master The square. :
What are its moral ANA Masonic
uSes?''
40 square our actions by the square
Of Virtue. and prove our work"
Apply the implement of your office
to that portion of the foundation
stone that needs 10 be proved, and
make report"
The Deputy applied the Square to
the stone. and said:
Most Worshipful: | find the stone
ia be Square. The Craftsmen have per-
formed their duty
Grand Master. Right Worshipful
senior Grand Warden: What is the
proper jewel of Your office?'
Sps,in,. (.-prI XVar1an ..,r,, ,..1.1. e,
what is its Masonic u.ie?"
Morally, it reminds us OF equality.
auI its use is to lay horizontals.'
Apply the implement OF your. oficc
to the foundation stone. ana make re-
port.
Most Worshipful. says the Senior
Warden. II find the stone to be level.
The Craftsmen have performed their
duty
What is the proper jewel of your
.alficc?"
Ansior Grand Warden. ..The
is it, Masonic usc?'
y. i feaclcs reeitude of con
The news & observer., 1905-01-11

it will mean that we Shall have OBJ
tanned all that we need of power. God
bless the state of North Carolina and
max her the good thing and the pre-
cious thing she must be-
The exercises closed with the Gov
ernor's speech. The band played. the
students gave the college yell, with the
three "rah! rah, rah, Aycock.' and
as the last words ofthe Governors ad-
miniStraSion still rang in the ears Of
the crowd the people GouGht the cars
through the gathering rain. The occa-
sion had been one that was Il happy
ending to an administration the pur-
pose Of which was vel typitied by the
best Nuilding of the most progressive
idel Of nOnular education.
The news & observer., 1905-01-11
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that appica
ton will be made to the present ses
sion OF the Gncral Assembly for tn,
passagc of an act Incorporating the
town Of Garner in Wake county.
1-iI-GOd
The news & observer., 1905-01-11
Schooner IA Total Wreck.

(By the Associated PresS.)
Yey West Jan 9-The schooner \.
llayford. McClennan. from Mobile. 10
uba. lumber laden, is a total wreck
near TortugaS The crew was saved
The news & observer., 1905-01-11

Is it a burn? Use DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil. A cut? Use DR. Thomas
Electric Oil. At your druggists.
The news & observer., 1905-01-11

Burdock Blood Bittars cures it
promptly, permanently. Regulates
and torres the stomach
The news & observer., 1905-01-11

Coughs and colds, down TO the very
DOrdcrland of ConsuniDuon. Weld to
the soothing. healing Influences of Or.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
The news & observer., 1905-01-11
CANCER CURED.

We want every man ana woman in
the United States to know what we
are doing. We are curing cancers,
tumors. and chronic sores without the
use of knife, and are indorsed by the
Senate and Legislature of Virginia. If
you are seeking a cure, come here and
you Will get it.
The kclsam Cancer Hospital.
Richmond. Va.
The news & observer., 1905-01-11

Onely one. remedy in the world that
will At once stop itchiness Of the skin
in any part of the body: Doan's Oint-
meDt. At anv drug store. so cents
The news & observer., 1905-01-11

being President. JOS c., Brown VICE
President, A. +. Andrews. Cashier. II.
y. Litchford; Teller. w. w. Robards;
IadeX Rook-keeper.e,F p, Haywood;
General Bo0N-keeper, f. J. Young; As
sistant BoOkkecper. ID. /. Fort; AS
@istant Teller Jno. k- Wood; Collector,
G. II. Andrews; Stenographer NJ ss
The bank has paid its usual diyi-
delds and begins the New Year with a
surplus equal to its capital of 100000.
National Bank of Raleigh.
The stockholders of the National
Bank of Raleigh met in their banking
house Yesterday and elected MesSrs.
James \. Briggs. Julius Lewis. ThCm-
as =. Crowder, Chas. Nj. Busbee. j. W.
Hardin. 5r.. f. O. MoriEg. Chas. IL.
Kelvin and Chas. l.. Johnson directors
for the ensuing year
The directors organized and elected
officers as follows: Chas. II. Belvin,
president Chas. F.. Johnson. vice
president; F. II. Briggs, cashier; j. B.
'Cimhcrlake, Jr., teller; f. L. Mailer,
general book-keeper; J. w. Hardin,
Ir., and G. II. Belvin, Jr. book keep
era: James Mckimmon, clerk and col
lector: G. NJ. Busbee, attorney.
Carolina Trust Company.
The stockholders of the Carolina
Trust Company met yesterday and
elected the following Board of Direc-
tors:
w, g. Petty. W. f. ~Uuey. J. D. Rig
gan, Alex Webb r. G. Strong, Frank
T. Ward, A. J. Rufliu, Leo. y. Heart.
julius Lewis.
The present officers were elected by
the directors, these being \. J. Ruftin.
president: Leo. y. 1eaTtt, Vicc-prcSi-
dent and general manager; II. f.
The news & observer., 1905-01-11

Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no other.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-07-13
Sheriff's Sales ror AUGUST

Nlii De sold before the Court House
door in the city of Marietta, Goth cous
w tSo1 "a, on the first Tuesday in August
f foTo eur curing the legal hours of sale, the
Following described property towit: '"0
one acre square of land 21O feet north
and south, and 2l0 feet east and 49, nti a
the north side of land lot No. 800 in TN ~
Ian district and I'd section of Coin
county, Ca, bounded on the north ~ nv
street TnSe or road and east by land Of G. y y
Tonns San as described in deed book IN >
and a being about one mile southeast stei -
M III u "a; Levied on as the proper.
" OF Il: b, Moss to satisfy a In Utea,
court &c IT MA H issued from S98ti district g
Faw u y oIGO county, Ga, in favor Of E.
ant filed and recorded in CleT ri ae oeRoa
before levy. Notice given To dafer ohlce
and tenant in possession 10ienuaht
", J. FREY, Sheriff
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-07-13
BUTLER CHAPEL.

Our Baptist friends formally dedi-
Gated the beautiful chapel they have
built near the Butler marble shops last
Sunday afternoon. The house was COM
fortably filled with an appreciative
audience. Superintendent Henry A.
Ward was master of ceremonies, and
addresses were made by DR.. c. E. w.
Dobbs and Rev, V, E. Manget. Miss
Ella Edwards was elected secretary of
the Sunday school, which is to be COM
menced next Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock
The house is not quite finished inside,
but will be by the time cold weather
begins. Pastor Dobbs announced his
intention of having a weekly prayer
meeting and preaching as often as pos
sible by the several pastors of the city
churches.
The building is 3Ox5O and will seat
$50 people. A nice bell has been
bought and also an organ.