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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-04

does. but the agony OF the operation is
too great TO warrant the experiment ex-
Ccpt as a last resort
There is only one natural way 10 cure
piles. There are indictments which to-
Bether heal the mucous membrane of the
bowels and rectum and give il life. The
pyramid Drug Co have prepared sun
pOsitOrics convenient for insertion into
the affected part and containing the
soothing. healing. invigOraung medicines
needed to effect a quick and permanent
cure. That these do cure piles is proved
by the voluntary testimonials of thou
sands.
BY every mail We get letters Ike this
Wishing TO give credit where credit
is due. / feel il my duty to humanity
as wcu as yourselves to write you re-
gdrdiug your pile remedy. have not
finished my first box and am now we'll.
After the first treatment Of Pyramid pile
Cure, the soreness left. and the swell
.ngs have kept decreasing. I also used
your pills and ara feeling like myself
again. Thanking you kindly i am. yours
truly, a.. Crowley, lte 9Th Ave, Seattle,
Wash.'
We DO not ask YOU TO take our word
We are willing that you should try oar
treatment and decide for yourself Send
10 the Pyramid Drug Co. % Pyramid
Building, Marshall Mich. and You will
receive a free trial package by return
mail After YOU have used the contents
OF this package YOU can secure exactly
the same medicine. n YOU will ask for
tho pyramid Pile Cure.
For sale az all druggists. 20 cents per
boL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-04

JONES DIED. ar the Soldiers. Home on
December 30. a. ~ IN p VI ALEX AN
DER JONES. ga Jas cighty-seventh
year
Funeral viii take place from inc
Soldiers Home Chapel ora TUESDAY.
December 4th. a. u A. NJ purlal vvill
be at old home place ia Amelia county.
Dearest loved one we must Law thee
IN the peaceful graves embrace.
But thy memory will Doe cherished
TIL We see thy heavenly face
Peaceful be thy silent siumher.
Peaceful Ia thy grave so low.
Thou no more Will join our number.
Thou no more our songs shall know.
Yet again we nope 70 meet thee
when the day OF Efe is fled:
Then in heaveu with fov 10 greet thee.
w mere no farewell tears are shed
WIDOW AND CHILDREN.
MORRIS Died. ut his home. eo5 South
Pine Street. at $50 A. n Monday, A.
Funeral at O'Clock THIS AFTER
NOON.
STOCKDELL--Died. December 2nd. M
- r. n. KATE WAYNE STOCK
Funeral from tile residence of her
Niece Mrs W. +. Loader II East CLAY
street. 40 p. NJ TUESDAY Dccem-
her 4,n- Intcrment Hollywood Gene
terry
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Don't Let Your
Piles Grow.
Every Hemorrhoidal Ulcer Is a Fertile
Field for Cancer and other
Deadly Diseases
TRIAL PACKAGE FREE.

Constipation unchecked brings fnnam-
nation. Inflammation Hegets piles and
piles too often super.nduoe tumors or
malignant nature
II Is utmost folly TO allow this condi-
non 20 continue. II you have piles the
veins OF the rcctum are congested and
tne excessive straining % The abdominal
walls 20 force passage in many cases
sues
There Is no greater suffering than this.
II you are suffering from piles YOU know
~; it Is lopIlsn 20 mink that any amount
or catnarucs Will relieve YOU ON the
contrary purgatives are favorable To tne
production OF hemOrThOlds Do NOT be
deceived either by the Illusion THAT an
operation always cures. 1t sometimes
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Mrs. r. c. Burkholder.


I-NNCHBCRG. VA. December 3-Mrs.
r. O.. BlrSho.der died last night NJ hos
nome beyond IavcrmOut after an extend
tt Illness she was seventy years OF
age. and her demise had been expected
lor some time
lN" deceased was Miss Elza CruuDtou
before her marriage. and she was "a sister
~ the first wife of Mr. John vs.. Carroll.
She was member Of the Memorial Meth
ollst Church OF this city and was "a
" man nf rar- Christian Attachments
Mrs Burk older is survived by her
huSh uH. VINO i- well known architect.
and three sons and four daughters Thee
are Ar Robert Burkholder OF Lynch
n1re Mr. Edward Burkh older OF Nor
FOLK. Mr. Richard Bu~kholder. Of BEDFORD
county, Mrs rlr Burks ~ Missouri.
ane Miss kau. fele and Edna Burk-
.uLlnr- II I.-.-- ..r.
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Aitcrward Threatened Her II She
Refused 10 Return 10
Him.
SHE SAYS DOOR NOT LOCKED
Visitor. Who Was Her Tenant
Merely Dropped in to
Warm.

CTIRISTIANSBURG VA, December O.
Edgar =. Eskrdge shot and seriously
wounded Dexter Burton near Wicker S
switch. about six miles west of this
town. last night lie went 10 Justice
G. @. Otey and surrendered himself after
the shooting, claiming the ''unwritten
law as his Justification for what lac
had done.
on account OF domestic infeHcity. MI
Fskridge and his wife had NOT been
living together for over two years. lie
has lived at the old home on New River.
while she ana some Of her children I've
some two miles east of there. He went
10 his wife's home last night and found
Burton there. lie broke open the door
and slot him while ne was going out at
the door on the opposite side OF the
house The bullet entered the back and
passed through one kidney, breaking two
ribs Burton. who is a married man,
won't to his home and summoned a
physician. who extracted the bullet. All
possible SIS being done to save his life.
Mrs. Eskridge claims that Burton, who
is her tenant had been watching for
some thieves in a cornheld; that he stop
ped ut the house to warm. on his way
home. She saws that he was sitting by
tne fire with his OVercOat on when Esk-
ridge broke down the door. which was
not locked. and. in an intoxicated condi-
uon. rushed into the house with a pistol
In hand and fired on Burton. She told
him. She says to get out Of the house.
when he pointed the pistol at her.
threatening 10 Kill her II she did not re-
turn TO and live with him
Eskridgc IS tho only son Of the late
J. r.. Esl,ridee. of this county. who was
state Senator from this district during
headJuster DAYS. Tie is a large property
owner. Mrs. Eskridge was a Miss Rosa
Terrell Of London, England where she
lfas two brothers. who are leading law
ycrs. still living. Her widowed mother
lives In the north o. France. Il is likely
that the trial VIII be sensational on both
sides
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Resolutions Of Respect.

Whereas. God IN His infinite mercy
has seen IL 10 remove from US one OF
our most active and influential class
mates. WALTER J.. PARKER. we the
sophomore class OF the University College
of Medicine, Richmond. Va, adopt the
following resolutions
J. That we feel greatly the loss OF
our esteemed and beloved classmate.
2. That we express our heartfelt sym
pathy 20 his beroaved mother.
3. That a copy Of these resolutions be
cent 60 his beloved parents a COPY 70
HIS home pauer for publication. and "a
copy 10 The Times Disratch
o. 7. FTARRETT.
II II ROWT.FS
r ~ NFWeOM
December g. 1915
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Lawrence Kelley.


GRE" r. VA. December 3.-The re-
mains % Mr. Lawrence Kelley were
brought here from Portsmouth, Ohio. to-
Gay, and Inferred by the side Of his
wife in tho Grove Cemetery He leaves
Two oaus ters. Misses Laura and SaIlie
kelley. end one son Mr. Robert Ke lev
They aCc1rr panied f-e body here and viii
srerf several days with relatives before
returning n, their home in Portsmouth.
ia" family m.Nef from here tn Ports
mouth two years ago. The funeral waa
-iei pt Row. j. W. kincheIoe. or
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GeOrge w. Hewitt


-oT'-Ia- y n II1l08- Ul5T1lICN-T
SIAI NION. VA. December 3.-Cfeorge
W. Hewitt. proprietor of the Hewitt Wall
paper COMPANY. died here this morning
az sixty nine years. after a. short i'll
ness OF pm uuol4a. Mr. Hewitt was one
of Staunton', most prominent citizens.
and had lived here and been in business
since the Civil War. He Is survived bv
his wife and slE clildren-Walter Harry
and George. ~ washington. Mills. Of
IHchml nd. Jesse. OF Roanoke and Mrs.
John Mountoa-t.e. Of Charlottesville
Ar Hewitt was son or Professor
Hewitt, noted poet residing ~ Balu-
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Ioseph Rollins.
MR.. c. w. SMITH HERE.
Still Confined to His Bed, But Is
Improving.

1T = = ' IT
Mr.. c. w. Smith, OF Warrenton, who
was injured while riding hunter over
the jumps az the Norfolk Horse Show.
and who since that time has been IN St
Nincents Hospital Norfolk. is in Rich
lnond. stopping at Eleventh and Marshall
Streets. Mr.. Smith is stm confined TO
his bed but enjoys receiving visits from
his friends who VIII be pleased TO learn
of his rapid Improvement
No better horseman than Mr. Smith
lives In the State. and his reputation Is
a high one all over the country His
management OF the various horse shows IN
Richmond. Norfolk. Charlottesville. War
renton. Culpeper and other places has
been excellent. and he has won for himself
a host OF friends.
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Miss Ruth Harrell.

bristol VA. December 3-Rutl,. the
only daughter of J T.. Harrell. proprietor
or Hotel ST. Iawrencc. this city died
last might Glowing an operation for
appendicitis S.c was twelve years Ola.
n beautiful child and a favorite with the
guests OF tne hotel. The family came
60 Bristo. fr0m Duena Vista several years
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Mrs. Daniel Miller.


I-~n r 'I'ls' Times Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. December
a.-Mfs Daniel Miller. Sr.. died suddenly
OF heart disease few days ago at her
home near star1ardsviiie. I'm Greene coun-
ty She was irUn4 dead in her bod and
when seen short time before was ap-
parontly in her usual health. She IS
survived by her husband. three sons and
ln..- lrna ..r.
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Sit in Fredericksburg

The State Corporation Commission held
n session I'm Frederic lcsburg yesterday and
heard Il matter relating 90 the narrow
gauge line that runs out from that city.
The uembers win return here to-day.
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u n Y NO Tl1lo7- Dls0af01-
FREDfnlCksRCRG. VA, December
MIS- George NJ. Hunter. Of Louisa
county, de1 Thursday after a lingering
illness Tine day Of her death was the
fort -first anniversary Of her marriage.
iirr husband. four sons and three daugh-
trrF survive hcr
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Mrs. Charles p. Tanner, II.

Especial o. The Tilrsss- Diapatch.l
SIAFNIoN. VA. December 3.--Mrs.
cnorles j. Tanner. Jr.. died last night.
consumption being tho cause OF her death
-lFA Tanner was Miss Louise Philpot OF
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Georgia. She had been living here since
last spring. and had been In poor health
for eight months. She was twenty-four
years OF use, and leaves q husband and
two little children.
Joseph Rollins.
Especial % Tue Tsr1os- Daspanoh.I
FREDBRICkSBURG, VA, December
S'--Joseph Rollins, OF King George county,
died last night AZ the home CT his father
James Rollins. after a lingering illness
aged thirty-two years. He is survived by
his parents. several brothers and sisters
Death of an Infant.
Especial 70 The Times-Dispatohl
SrAUNTON, VA. December 2-Vir-
giuiR Scroghan. three months old, daugh-
ter OF John Scroghan, died to-day, OF
pneumonia.
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w. l. Eddins.


fs.e. .af "a The Times Dispatch.
FREDERICK BURG. VA, December
@-W u. Edlirs "a prominent ciuzon Of
Greene county, died last week NJ the
home ~ DIS son-in-law, Edwin Maupin
in That county, ~ paralysis; aged sixty
.oais doc is survived by six children.
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Petition in Bankruptcy.

GREENSBORO. ~ o.. December
Dean Todd 81 co., merchants of Gibson
N.Ne. nicd petition in bankruptcy this
D. ,erroon- Liabilities. $500. assets. s.
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Quite Shocking.

Tie (at the rcception)-"M Newcomer
is certainly a beauty isn't she?"
Sire-''Yes. but she's awfuliy vulgar"
He-''Vulgar?"
She-"Tes; why. she actually declares
she IS going to marry for love."-chioagc
NewA
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Death Of a Child.

Hugh Bosher Tucker. youngest child
Of Mr.. and Mrs ~ 4. Tucker, died al
the home OF Als parents at brakes Branch
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A. F. Morris.

AR A. r. Morris died al has nome. 40.
66 south Pine street. 70 $50 O'Clock yes
terday morning He IS survived by mis-
vile and two children
Tie funeral VIII take place from tho
Pine Street Baptist Church at Q o'clock
Z III. 4 lI-r--n-.--
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M John W. Glenn. FOR twenty two
years an employee at tho City Water
Works, died at Il. 80 o'clock last night
at his residence. No. -1s South Linden
Street. I'm the sixty-arrh year of his age.
Mr.. Glenn was a valued employee OF the
city, and a popular man among all his
associates. He IS survived by his wife
and five children-G. IS. Glenn OF NOT
folk, Va. Mrs. MyTte " Giazebrook,
Jenifer 5, Grace MAJ aud George 7.
Glenn. Of Richmond. and by TWO brothers
and one sister-ifcorgo Glenn. Of Hamp-
ton, Va; Alex Glenn. OF Painesvillo o.,
and MIS-. Mary Miller. VI klehmond.
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John w. Glenn.

at her marriage. conducted the eere-
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DEATHS.

December g. 1ooe
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28

The Blue Front bakery will serve
chicken dinner tomorrow for 95 cents
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28

Tho Tribune for best Job printing.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28
Financial and Industrial Notes.

The largest shop building In tile
United States 10 planned BY the Penn.
sylvania Railrosd company to be
erected 1t Altoona. Il will be occu.
pied BY the wheel. tin. boiler. lathe
and othar departments Of oonstruc
tion and repair work.
The American Hawaiian Steam
ship company Announces that In oon.
neotion With the National railroad
Of Tehauntepeo IL will establish .
thirty days freight service between
New York and Portland. Ore. The
steamships will call at the prinoipai
Pacific ports Of Mexico.
A meeting Ia to be held 1t Fulton.
KY. today to complete tho orgauiza.
tions Of tho wsN Kentucky Retail
Lumber Dealers association. Tho
organisation will include in It's mem.
bsrship the leading nrus Of West
Tennsesee ~ we'll ~ West Kentucky.
The extension Of the Orange and
Ncethwesssrn railroad has Just bssn
completed from Bupa 10 Newton.
Texas. distance Of about thirty
niIss. 4 bs Yostum line and 10
lesojsed = bseess pars q We
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28

INDOOR RIFLE OLUB-The Flor.
ence Indoor Rife club was organized
In this city this morning with ten
members. It has rented the Gumaer
building ON Pixies Peak avenue. for.
merly occupied by Nevins. the plumb.
or, which will be fitted up for the
clubs use next week. The shooter
making the best SCORE during the first
week Of shooting will be awar led .
Winchester repeating rife. The men.
bers of the CLUB are: " v. Thorn.
ton. AL. Blunt. F. r. Moore, n. F..
Thomas. r. A. Ramsay. Frank Johns.
ton. ". n. Davie. r. L. williams.
Tom Blunt. r. O. Adkinaon.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28

RIGHT. OF. WAY The Colorado
Fuel and Iron company has closed q
deal for purchAsine Of . strip Of land
sixty fec wide through the holding Of
the Dupont Powder company. Thia
gives the &C mpany right Of way over
the entire section from the ArkansAa
river to Adobe to the reservoir near
the steel works. The company has
been purohasiug rights Of way ever
since II secured the sanction Of the
court to its plan Of changing the point
Of diversion Of Its water right in the
Arkansas from the point below the
CITY near Boone to point near Adobe,
In Fremont county. Work on the
mammoth ditch that 10 to convey the
water to the reservoirs and to afford
. greater increased water supply ID
progressing rapidly. and It 10 expect.
ed il will be completed before the
close Of the year
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28

ATTENTION o. W.--All members
of the Order Of Wsshingsol are 70.
questsd 70 meet In California hall at
7:80 O'Clock sharp tonight - there 10
initiAt3ry work. Altar this the lodge
will b adjourned 70 participate 10
social fsatures
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28
Presbyterian

Presbyterian
Sunday school 9:45 .. m.
Junior 8p. m.
Y. P. 8. O. e. 7:00 p. m.
Bible study and prayer meeting
Wednesday evening 500.
Evening Service 8 p. m.
DR.. Bells subject will be:
MorniDg-"Repose.
Evening" STRENGTH the Glory Of
Young Men,"
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28
AMONG THH CHURCHES
). SUNDAY SERVICES ),


Methodist.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning worship 10:s0.
Glass meeting 10 m.
Junior League 8 p. m.
Epworth League $3.50
Evening Service $500.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
500.
Morning subject-"Our Work."
Evening subjeot-"value Of Little
Tainss."
Male quartet will sing both m orn.
ing and evening.
H. II. PINGREE. Pastor.
Christian
Sunday servioes:-
Bible school 10 .. m
Worship and sermon II .. m.
Junior Christian Endeavor 8 p. m.
Y. P. 8. Of o. r. $3.50 p. m.
n Midweek services:-
Ladies Aid Thursday $3.50 p. m.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday 1880 p.
m.
Choir practice, Thursday 1880 p. m.
ME Russell's subjects will be:
Mornina-"Paul's Exho, tation "a
the Philippians.
Evening Pressing Toward the
Coal"
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28
Christian Science

Christian Science
Morning service l0:45.
Evening service 7:46 p. m.
Subjeot-"Adam and Fallen Man. -
Sunday school IL :46 .. m.
"Wednesday evening meeting 7:45 p.
m.
Reading room open Thursday after.
noon from 3 to 4.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28

Columbia has difficult problems to
solve. To the trouble caused by
the coal strike Is added the dis
aster at San Francisco. In that
direction we turn our sympathy
while We devote our efforts to the
welfare Of our customers and try
to provide them with good savings
in Drugs and Sundries. Especially
this week we call attention to our
fine imported Tooth Brushes, sold
40 cheaply 40 on eastern markets.
PALACE PHARMACY
no. Cox. Prsp.
PAsas n
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28

Erssh shipmsat Of Levnsy's candy
jsse ssesivsd y Dasisk Drag Store.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28

Colorado Southern. New Orleans and
Pacific system.
A preliminary statement on the
production Of hydraulic cement In
the United States during the oalen.
dar year 1905 has Just been issued BY
the United State, Geological survey.
It shows the total production was
40, 894. s0s barrels. valued At $685..
Ola. f89. This WAS an increase Of
nearly ten million barrels over the
production Of the preceding year.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28
St. Albans.

Sunday schools meets at 10 O'Clock.
Morning prayer and sermon at II
o'Ulock.
No service Sunday evenings until
further notice.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28

SPECIAL COLLECTION - A
special collection will be taken up at
the Catholic church tomorrow for the
benefit OF the San Francisco sufferers
Father Edmund.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-28
ABOUT YOUR NEl0nB0Rs
AND YOURSELVES

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-. r. Edwards was up from Port.
land lass evening.
Mrs.. Ira ursassr Il d,ws from
Cripple Greek visitina frisnds.
-. n. Jones. former ohsxtst at
tho Dorsss mill. Il down from Colo.
RADIO City.
Father Edmund rsturnsd this
morning from weeks stay d Glen
wood SPRING..
-Mrs. A. p. vandsvssr went 70
Canon City Last evening 70 visit her
sister. Ara. v. 8. Simon.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Thomas MsEuiry
have moved from the Daniels block
to the Collins house. 8l4 3. Fifth
street.
will Follis went ont to the Okla.
homa settlement this morning to do
some surveying for the farmsr.. easab-
fishing lines. etc.
Mia Elizabeth Padfield, cashier
At the Globs. leaves tomorrow for Erie
in she nothern part Of the state where
she has accepted another position.
Fred whiteside. Of Denver. epgi.
neer for the O. X. and I. company.
WAS in the oity yesterday afternoon
and loft last evening for Trinidad.
"A. J. Jarmuth. ono Of the lead
ing real estate dealers in Denver.
was in the city yesterday on business
connected with H. R. Lutes. II 10
said that the gentleman 10 negotiat.
ing for Florence real estate.
The Blue Front bakery will serve
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-15
Food Tha. Produces Cancer.

81 could see no reason for tho
prevalence Of cancer among the back.
woodsmen of North America" says an
English writer. The other day. how.
ever. happened 10 read. In an &c.
count of the backwoods of Canada.
that the lumbermen maintain their
remarkable powers on buckwheat
cakes served with molasses. potato
pie, baken BEANS. whito bread. pork.
and bacon; so far so good. but that
tea. black as ink, sweetencd with mo.
lasses or sugarhouse sirup. is always
near the fire by day and night. and Is
used In vast quantities. Here We have
the rich nutrimebt and the great ex.
cess OF stewod tea and the excess OF
sugar. corresponding to the excessive
beer and excessive coffee OF parts OF
Holland. Scandinavia. Switzerland.
Baden and Bavaria. In all of which
cancer is exceedingly prevalent"
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-15
THE BOND ELECTION.
An Almost Unanimous Vote.

The ciectiod last Friday resulted in
practically unanimous vote for the
water proposition. We are now sure
of a good supply of pure water. and
the people rejoice. This is an import
ant result, a. the only drawback the
town has had to struggle against was
the poor water it was supplied with.
Although Ordway has growuat very
lively rate, we may now look for Il
still more rapid advancement. There
is nothing to prevent Ordway from
becoming large and prosperous city.
II has the farming country. the ioca.
tion and will soon have an abunds nj
supply of pure spring water. These
advantages are not crcelled. or even
equallea, by any other town In the
valley. The rext thing to do is to
sell the bonds and then get to work
putting in the nev system. and we
are sstisncd. this siii q. aonc'a. soon
as possible. Hurrah for Ordway will,
its pure spring water, splendid farms,
and en'erprisiug people. 1, is bound
to grow and prosper
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-15
SERMONS IN STONES.
The MIni,t.r'- Young Son Handed Out
u Few to the Jones Boy.

The NInistsr'- Young Son Handed Ous
Tcw to the Jones Boy.
II don't know what to make OF that
boy OF mine" sighed well-known
minister OF tho gospel. ~ have tried
10 bring him UP In the way he should
20. but he Is always oosning back at
me In q way that destrsys the value
of the lessons that try to teach him.
Tho other day his mother Informed mo
that he had been throwing stones At
ene Of the nelghbors little boys, and !
called him into my study 10 question
him about II.
My son. said l. sadly. what is this
I hear about your misconduct?
why. papa he said. L haven't
been doing anything that | ought not
to-
Your mother reports that you have
been throwing stones at tho little Jones
bow
"'And so I DID, he shouted defiantly.
"'Do you think that is the proper
thing for n little Christian boy to dor
why. papa he answered. you said
yourself that little boy could preach
sermons more powerful than thoSe do
iivcrod from tho pulpit: sermons tina,
would sink deep into the hear; and ro.
main there forever and that should
be constantly on the outlook for a
esance to teach ouch lessons to my lit
Ito friends
- remember saying something like
that l answered graveiy. but throw
Ing stones can hardly be classed rs a
scrmon.'
Why. papa he flashed. I've heard
you say time and again that there were
sermons In stones. and II there was
svor kid that needed n sermon tha;
Jones boy docs.'
Il gave it up" sadly concluded the
minister. according to the Detroit FREQ
Press.