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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-07-11

Beneath the surface of political AGITATION in
Great Britain for generations, has leen the
deeper and more pervadng element of religious
contest for dominance on the one ilmd and
freedom of conscience on the other The DO
lltlcal movements Of the country cani.ot be un-
derstood unless we see them in the iioht of this
well-estabished fact. There are now great
questions under consideration which are eyok
ing the best efforts and most profound earnest
ness of the representative men of the several
parties III Parliament. Mr. II. p O'Connor. a
well known correspondent, in commenting on
the discussion of the Education Bill in the
House OF Commons, says: 81 have rarely heard
inner speech than that of Mr.. Lloyd-George
on Tuesday night. Sometimes it reached depths
OF passion and daring that rather made me
pale; but the House listened attentivelv. even
intensely, but for the most part in silence. This
strange and new attitude gives a certain sol
emnlty and loftiness to the whole atmosphere
OF the debate. 1t is a tremendously serious and
even solemn body Of men that now sits at West.
Minister; and accordingly there is to my ears
new note of seriousness in the speeches which
are addressed to it. The Puritansm of Non
conformity, the deadly earnestness of labor the
enthusiasm of young Democrats, the high and
passionate hopes of Irshmen-al these are the
ingredients which have procured House of
Commons that probably is more like one in the
days OF the commonwealth and of Puritan SUI
premacy than anything that has ever sat i'm this
historic spot during all the centuries"
Such dramatic earnestness and devotion are
doubtless justified by the brave contest that is
being waged for the civil, industrial and reli-
glous equality of all the people before the law.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-07-11

1t must be true of the mental vision also, that
II Is good to look away from the narrow and fa-
mlar, out into new thought and find new OBJ
Iects of contemplation. The effort to perceive
and comprehend must increase the power. The
student and thinker who reads and reflects. and
holds his subject in steady contemplation sees
farther into truth, and grows in the power of
mental vision Sometimes the philosopher grows
distracted and sees only that which is high and
remote 1t must be well to keep the foreground
well IN view, that there may be ground of com
Parlson; lines by which to measure that which
Is farther away. That vision must be best and
safest that sees the steadily moving plow and the
onfting herd, as well as the mountain lines and
'he peak half hid in clouds
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-07-11

1t is good for the eye to look far away and
watch the industrious plowman moving to and
fro through his waving corn, and the COWS
that drift across the pasture land, the shadows
that move over sunlit mountain slopes, and the
mlsts that rise from the valleys between. In
town, one looks only across the narrow street;
but here, In the uplands, one strains his vision
Tor many miles, and the eye exerts itaelf to see
the remote and to distinguish the obscure And
the power of vision grows, and the haze and
1ar-drifting mists are searched to give up their
secrets. We leave the brick walls and the mar
row lanes between and rejoice in the far noun
tam lines and the open sky.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-07-11

The best Of truth that comes to any vision
must be religious truth truth that has to do
with the spirit, truth that comes down to us
from above, truth that reaches up and on to the
heavenly hills. 1t is for the narrow street as
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-07-11

many of these were concealed rather than de-
stroyed, or else buried amidst the ruins of
sacred structures, and providentially preserved
to witness for truth in the overthrow of modern
doubt
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-07-11
This Week.
The Land that Is Afar Off.

The Land that is Afar Off.
DIR. CAMPBELL ANNIVERSARY.
The RULING ELDERsHIP.
In OTHER DAYS.
The MOTHERS IN ISRAEL.-Dr. Cuu1er.
NAMOZINE CHURCH.-Dr. McIIwdine.
HER SwAN-SONG.-Dr McLdne.
The MONTREAL CONFERENCE.
THE ASHEvILLE CONFERENCE.
REPORT ON CHINESE OPIUM.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-30

congressional committee appointed by
congress to investigate interstate rail-
roads? Read them and you will learn
what Nevada is complaining abo1t WITH
out further specification. Take time by
the foreock, Mr.. Hartman, for a great
day is coming and it will mean much 10
you and your company to be on the right
side. The Star of Empire is rising above
the rock-ribbed treasures of the battle
born state. It's people are looking UP
ward and onward. Nothing can long
resist the oncoming of the mighty ave
that will sweep forever from this state
the last vestige of commercial oppres-
sion so long maintained by the people in
charge of your company by extortion
and discrimination, and by every charac-
ter and kind of espionage and coersion
that the ingenuity Of Stubs and its
other satalites could advise. Come
among our people,; investigate conditions
for yourself; see what has been doing
here. You are strong now and mighty;
a great power for good or for evil In
shaping the fortunes of Nevada. Your
predecessors in the Southern Pacific
have been drunk with unrestrained pow
er and have been too foolish TO listen to
the wants of the people or to inves igate
the needs of the state, In the matter OF
fares and freights. But that is a thing
of the past, and you are a free agent.
strong and. we are willing to think, nat
urally good. 1t is within your power to
give Nevada justice. and to do it now.
and without the mediation OF any other
man or power on earth. Investigate for
yourself; get on the right side. You will
find it better business and more agree
able to help build up Nevada than in
trying to hold it back or tear 1t down
Delay in such a work can bring to you
only humiliation and detestation; to
your enterprises nothing but commercial
Civ Nevada justice. and do
it now, while it is in your individual
power to do 1t. Riches lay wings and
all earthly power is fieeting. Tomorrow
you may rave neither. Then 1t viii be
too late for Hartman to pass away
of men, or to pass into the
annals of this state as its greatest
friend.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-30

The value of a dollar depends largely
upon the number of its relatives.
4 st
Luck plays in the front yard of the
ad, ertiser who doesn't depend upon it.
Somebody reaps the benefit OF every
advertisement. If it is not the man who
pays for the space. it is his own fault.
Every one is responsible for what his
na,la spells in the community in whic1
it - circulated.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-30

AFFLICTED WITH RHEUMATISM.
II was and an vet afiicted with
rheumatism" says Mr.. J, c. Rsyns. cd
Tor % tho Herald. Addiaxtsn, Indian
territory. "but thanks to Chamberlain's
i'ain Balm am able sncs mere to attend
10 business. 1t Is the hsst sf liniments."
~ treublss with rheumatism give Pain
Balm . trial and you are certain to be
more thsn pleased with lis prompt re-
lief which It sffsrds. Ons application
relieves the pain.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-30
FIRE

EVIDEINOE AI4I1NSI 1T T@NGEIt5
SAN FRANCISCO. April 3o.-Detectlve
Gibson of the local police force says that
the fire destroyed practically every bit
of evidence against Jacob and Herman
E%ppinger, accused Of swindling banks out
of $685. 900 by borrowing money on fcti-
tious wheat certificates.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-30

8 L. Apple, ex-Probate Judge. Ottawa
county, Kansas, writes: This is to say
hat l have used Billiards. Horehound
Syrup for years, and that ! do not mes
itats to recommend it as the best cough
syrup l have ever used" 25c, soc and
SL.0o,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-04-30
ECZEMA, TITTER. sALTRNEUM.
ITCH. RING WORM, HnRpxs
BARRIERS ITCH.

All OF these diseases are attended by
intense itching. which IL almost instant
iy relieved By applying chambsrlain's
Saivs and by its continued use a psrma.
nant cure may be effected. 1t has. In
fsst, cured many eases that had re-
sistse all other treatment. Price ~ cents
ger box.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

and tbey will find the man from Woo
burn ready for them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

usmen are friends of Mr.. Toozc. A lot
of ,hs machine bosses are not Tor
Tooac To has TOO much ability and
ls too strong With the people 10 suit
them. But, under tho direct primary.
what if 40 the bosses and machine
leaders were against Mr. Toozei Would
aot % woodchoppefs or bop growers
count ius, a. much 40 tho direct pri.
mary as ihe aboys 500 Tho Day n thc
boss ani dIstailon by alleged leaders
AZ 10 who shall b. the party nominee if
past Tho common voter has az much
20 say az an or gseuai5r or exrcpresen.
ntIvc 10 is 90 tho common people,
ttc rank and hlo ~ ihc Republican
party that sandiiateh must appeal, and
hai 90 ans select Dee of alleged great
..ghis 'n any party in making that
appeal Mr Toozo has nothing % fear
..st bic opponents como out IN tho
lpen ana meet tim before tho people
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
A Pin.nant WAY % Travel.

The above is the usual verdict Of
the traveller using the Missouri Pacific
railway between the Pacific coast and
the east, and We believe that the sorv'
zee aud accommodations given merit
this statement From Denvcr, Colora'
do Springs and Denver there are two
through trains daily 10 KAnsas City
and 81. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat
ssl standard oleetrio.lighted sleopine
cara chair ears and upto-datv dining
cara The same excellent service Il
operated from Kansas City and 81
Louis 10 Memphis Little Rock and Hot
spFinga II you are going east OF
south, write for particulars and full In.
formation.
W. @. MBRIDE, Gen. Agt,
ist Third 81. Portland Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
wm rrtormlnata Trult Perta.

Fruit Inspector =. c, Armstrong, Of
Jefferson, was In Albany Saturday and
met about 30 Of tho prominent orchard
ists Of Linn county In an effort 20 show
them the best methods Of extcrmiuatiug
tho fruit pests which are killing tho
fnc trees IN that county. Tho meeting
was an enthusiastic one, and Linn coun
~ mon viii lose no time IN goiul
about tho matter. Mr.. Armstrong;
addrcs, was short and 20 tho point. III
described tho san jose scale, tho pes
most prevalent in that vicinity, au'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

A. the annual oratorical contest be
tween the juniors and seniors for tae
sl,-s Of ,o4 prize, at the McMinnvill'
college. Miss Florence L. Laufman was
ovor5ed tho first prize and Dolph old'
the second 90,
Miss raufman formerly lived in thii
,i,v where she attended school, hav
inc graduated from the East school if
1902. She ip bright student and aI
WAYS eveellcd in oratorical work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

-. from Oregon. The Journal eai'o' ,
5id 20 to Coos county ana Il na.,hlieon VI,
,av p,1 . Or Mr.. Huston is the Republican ..,,b
icy ,,no. - so will bo glad TO go with
aitber Of them, or for them, II [ll,a, nls =,
ol,as' ,..s. ', we're needed. If Mr.. Howlsy
,opntenahces the above attack a.s. On -', o.
1,'n,a 1ouns bs will need several friends TO
,..,.5,eo 80 him in Coos and other coun'
,ie, Il he hopes to be elected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
Greatly In Demand

Nothing is more in demand than a
medicine which meets modern require
mepts Tor blood and system cleanser
~eb ss Dr.. Kings New Life Pills
They s.s just what you need to cure
stomach and liver troubles. Try them
.AJC. Pery's drug store. 25c, guar
anteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
enoiiss Her Beauty.

Hsrrio, Howard, Of W. S4th ''Fe'', =.
New York. at one time had her ooau'y o,..
..o;,.5 With skin trouble. She writes'
aI had salt rheum or eczema for year,
-, ,o4bino would cure it, until l used
Buehlen's Arniea salve." A quick aho
m,. healer for cuts, burns and cores
Ok, a. J. G. Porry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
HOW PIANOS ARE SOLD.
Good Pianos That Bring Better Prices
After Years Of Use.

There is a good deal said these days
,hont low prices on pianos and the
numerous special sales TO advertise
groat cuts in profits But did you ev-
= think that in order to get profit
A. a special sale, the profit on " piano
a. regular sale must be much greateri
There are some stores who are not
having special sales, but where pianos
c.n he bought equally low. And good
rionos too. Better than many special
sa,e pianos at higher price.
Let Ne Illustrate.
Four wears ago I sold a piano to a
porsop living on the silverton road,
Howell Prairie, for $50. After using
the instrument four years he has sold
Il for the price he paid, and had tho
four years use for nothing.
Another instance; sold a piano
for s14o 70 a customer living near the
wallace farm. Some amateurs at
tempted to move the piano up stairs
and badly scratched the varnish. A
wear later the piano was sold, in Its
damaged condition, for $50 cash, ten
, dollars more than 70 cost them new.
Last week secondhand piano was
advertised at a closing out sale foi
slI3. This piano was sold by me
three years ago for $1,000, and at th'
sams time sold an organ for $4,000
It certainly pays the buyer to cal
and soc my pianos, and get my price
before purchasing. The above II
stances show that a piano bought fror
me is a money.making investment l
/ Is only a good piano that will stand th
wear and tear Of time, and then Sc
for more than tho original cost
GEO. G. WILL,
Tho Music store, 12l South CONNIE
cial Street, salem, Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

Is daily enacted in tbOS.s.
as Death claims, in each -.
victim Of consumption Z
But when coughs or cola
eriy treated, the tragoay /,
O. Huntley OF oaklan5on ~,
"My wife had the eous,,,.,,
three doctors gave her m ~. ~.
took DR.. Kings new pl...-
consumption, coughs and ~
cured her, and today aha /,
strong" II kills Tho germ, !,
eases. One dose relieves a..
at 600 and t1.OO by J. Q. D..
gist. Trial bottle FREE.
The Gar has been 90 b0s
that he has not had tine /.
that the whole matter bs t,,.
Hague for settlement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

and they will find the man from "0Ou'
burn ready for them.
Unfair Campaign Methods
A,v woua.be political leader w%h' %
ooos to printing the names Of other
erominent politicians, and pretending
= .rrav them against this man or that
nan is not only employing unfair cam
-. -, methods but SHOWS HIS 10
EoRANcE OF ORDINARY PoLITIC-
AT, COURTESY. If It we're true that
.u che above named Republican lead
-, vere AGAINST Mr.. Tooze wouh
.sov consent to be thus published as q
,,mpaign argument for Mr.. Hawleyi
A. a matter Of fact, no man knows
hor these gentlemen will vote, and
r,no Of them have publicly declared
,b,t thew are against Nr. Tooze. Most
- ttom-eysrv one Of them-has been
.rpp,rted bv Mr.. Tooze at some time
/, tho pagt. and may be again. Most
% .bem have been entertained at the
home Of Mr. Tooze in campaigns, and
mos. of them have been helped with
Mr. Toozs's ability as a campaigner'
and with bis time and money spent in
tbs interest Of the Republican ticket.
How many Of these men will stand il
20 be thus paraied and placarded %
tho leaders Of the 1000 majority that
is 20 hs rolled MP against Mr.. Tooze
and for Nfr. Hawley in Marion county,
AZ the coming primaryi It is tommy.
rot politics that puts Republicans in
such a false light Il cannot hurt Mr..
Tooze. 70 will hurt Mr.. Hawloy, II ii
can be traced 10 him or his friends.
A Word About Nowberg
Nr Tooze was born and raised near
Ncwbcrg. He has many friends there
To l. not afraid 10 60 there and leave
he case to the Judgment Of the people
Of Nowberg. Tho man who Is tho main
leader Of Tho aght there on Mr.. Tooza
was a candidate FOR mayor az tho re-
cent city election. Ho was turned
down IN tho primary, and then be
eamo a voluntary candidate, and was
defeated again. carrying his own ward
by only three votes. tho opposing can.
diaio being elected by q largo vote
Tho campaign ot mud.slinging IL a.
rccioi 40 Mr. Toozc and be particular.
~ invites tho gentlemen who want this
nomination 20 meet him on tho vital 10.
sues before the people, and not on per.
sonal mui.thToviug Tho insinuaiioa
that tho editor u Tho Journal Il Mr
rooEo's campaign manager Il unfound.
o. 10 did wriio somc letters Tor Mr.
roozo while that gentleman was East
attending a fraiornal congress as Dol,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

gave several formulas r..
would destroy it. 'Paa
Mr.. Armstrong is doin,
and the people should heed \, n,
tions, aud thereby gain t.,. y
from their orchards. "'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01

~ Fl - u = . gLa
the lawless element. Tho South has lsuf-
fered enough from this element. ana
up to this time, go far ns our knowledge
goes, no lyncher has been punished. The
Southern people as a whole are law
abiding, yet the whole section has been
made to suffer by the lawlessness OF q
few. AS Il question OF morals, ns ques-
ton of law and order, as question OF
commercial and Industrial progress, It
il necessary for the Southern states to
put q stop to this wretched business.
The South Is now an inviting field, and
foreign capital Is disposed to seek In
vcstinent In Southern enterprises More
over, many persons from other sections
IRE inclined to come to the South to
live. But capital is tiinid, and Is not apt
to go. into sections which do not give
legal protection. Neither IRE outsiders
disposed to settle In community which
does not respect and obey tho written
law. 1t Is high time for the integrity
OF the South TO assert itself All honor
to Governor Glenn. He is setting noble
example and 1t is to be hoped that pub
lie sentiment In North Carolina wiz sup
port him..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01

prosperous States az this Union. vg:
Ohio. Illinois. Indiana, Michigan and WIS
consin. were won to Virginia. This un.
divided country was ceeded to the Federal
government 1884,
This battle occurred at Point Pleasant,
In Virginia, on the Ohio River. 10th Oc-
tober. l774, the year proceeding the bait
tie OF Lexington, 18th April, 1776. It was
the Initial battle OF the American Revo-
luton. and not Lexington, Mass.
Your CORRESPONDENT further says,
Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration
Of Independence, This Is universally COM
ceeded. but don't let lis forget that John
Adams, Livingston. Sherman and Frank
lin. were on the committee with him. and
Of course gave assistance in Its prepara-
ton, which, like the FIRST shot at Point
Pleasant. has resounded around the
world. The constitution OF the United
States was framed by committee and
afterwards amended. In all matters per-
tninng to Its development were done In
secret session. hence the names OF those
who participated IN its final elimination
cannot be known with certainty.
! write this In the interest of history and
for the benefit OF those who may be
concerned. e. H. LIVELY.
Aberdeen. State Of Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01

treasurer. These gentlemen. together
with Robert w. Lassiter. OF Oxford,
N. c.. and Henry A. Root. OF Baltimore.
compose the board OF directors. The men
at the head OF this great movement have
ample means ind are thoroughly in
earnest about It.. Messrs. Brady and
Smith belong to the Westinghouse Com
pany, which controls vast sums Of
money and who will doubtless be largely
Interested in this business.
Judge Wood says the plans are all
progressing most satisfactorily, and that
he thinks in. perhaps. two months active
work will begin on the plant. He says
that two millions OF dollars will ..,e ex-
pended right here in Mecklenburg The
plant will be located about six miles.
southwest OF this place, and It is to be
hoped that the power furnished to the
town will start new enterprises in the
town Of Boydton which will give good
employment to many.
The corporation has secured options on
most OF the lands which will be sub
merged and also the lands necessary for
the operation OF the plant. The corpora
ton expects to furnish motive power to
all the adjacent towns. and. indeed. to all
plants requiring power within a. radius
OF many miles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
HARNESS THE ROANOKE.
Company Organized to Establish
poxuer plant

Especial to- The Times Dispatch.)
BOYDTON, VA, May 3l,-Judge Henry
Wood, OF Clarksvile. was here yesterday,
having Just returned from New York
city where he had been as attorney
for the parties interested In the develop
nlent OF the Eagle Falls water power,
located some eight miles below the town
OF Clarksville, on Roanoke River. Judge
Wood Is very enthusiastic over the
progress made toward a completion OF
this magnificent enterprise He has
worked for some time very zealously on
this scheme. and now It seems that his
hopes are about to DO realized.
Tho company has been fully organized
by the election OF officers. and the charter
for the corporation has been granted by
tho State Corporation Commission OF Yir.
glnla and properly flled with the secrer
tary OF tho CONSEQUENTLY. under the
corporate name at the Eagle Falls Light,
and Power Corporation
The corporation Is capitalized at IS, 0oO.-
O0O. The principal office will be In Clarks-
vile, va The following officers have
been elected; President. rIenry g, Merry,
Baltimore, Nd; yice-presldent, Paul 7,
Brady, New York city, and Oliver Todd
Smith. OF New York. secretary and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
Good for Governor Glenn.

Governor Glenn, OF North Carolina. Is
going after the members OF the mob
that lynched n prisoner confined In tho
Jail at Wadesboro Tho solicitor issued
subpoenas for twenty persons and cx-
amlned them behind closed doors, Our
Charlotte correspondent says that the
probability Is that many, |! not all, tho
members OF tho mob will DO arrested
and prosecuted, a number Of them were
recognized The morning OF TIE lynching
by the sheriff and members OF his fam
ily, and 1t Is thought that eacro viii
be no difficulty IN securing a conviction
At any rate, Governor Glenn has an
nounced his intention Of prosecuting then
to the ful! extent Of the law.
Governor Glenn Is wise and patriotic
|, is his sworn duty 90 see that the
laws are executed andA that they ars
not detied and brought into contempt b.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
OLD PHILADELPHIA.
What a Quaker City Newspaper
Has to Saw About Her.

Poor old hladelphia-utterlyt tired out
Tired OF the scandalous delay in dredg--
Ing the Delaware.
Tired OF picayune methods which all
MT ruined the plans for the Parkway
and have left It still dream f Of the
/ Tired OF the miserable water supplied
to the bulk OF the citizens. 49,,
Tired OF the everlasting procrastinatlon
which has not yet. after q whole year OF
inactivity, put a single spade al work on
". Tired ed Of typhoid fever, the result Of this
! p Tired OF paying interest on monsy bor-
rowed to erect 9 -municpal nSo sI,Ian - q.
mates OF Blockley are suffering because
not one cent Is being EXPENDED, oat o. me :,
ample appropriation TOT pu''u'"s = ~"
allnshouse. z.
Tired Of the lnexcusable policy ,t o. de-
lay that has held UP every PUBIC I'M
Tired OF the miserable POLITICAL game
which has been played at the Clty aal!,
q game which has made thss ho!a,up =, a
part OF Il scheme to ADVANCE personal am
bition.-Phllddelph inquirer