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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14

BANDUccI-In Oakland. April 13. 1906,
Isabella beloved wife of Frank Banducci.
and mother of Fred. Julia. Ado. Willie, Ada
and Rosie Banducci native of Italy. aged
81 years IL months and days.
BRISCO-In stockton April u, 1906 Mary
E. beloved wife OF Michael Brisco.
UZFrlends and acquaintanees are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral services
Monday morning, April 10. at o o'clock at
St Mary's Catholic Church. Stockton.
BUELL--In East Oakland. Cal. April 13, 1906,
Rev. Allen J. Buell.. native of New York,
aged a years 2 months and days
BURDEN--In this city. April H. 1906, Della,
beloved wife > of Wilson Burden. sister OF
Mrs. Cecilia jackson and Mary William and
John Cunningham. niece of Mrs. Mcdowell
and the late Catherine and Annie Johnston
and cousin OF Mrs. Brunwin. a native of
County Mayo. Ireland. aged SO years 5
months and days. (Newark. N. J., papers
please ccDy.)
ESFriends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral services today Saturday,
April il. at il o'clock a.. m. at the chapel
of Craig. Cochran & Co.. 461 Golden Gate
avenue, between Larkin and Polk streets.
Interment Woodawn Cemetery.
CORRIDAN-In this city. April 13. 1906,
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DIED.

Banducci. Isabella, 81 Nugent. Teresa, 81
Buell., Rev. Allen J.. O'Byrne, Mary, 50
Burden. Della, 55 Picetti, Antonio, 45
Brisco, Mary r. QUINN John j.
Corridan, Patrick. 3 ms Rogers, John. so
Donaldson, DR.. F.. 40 Scott. Tomasa E. 81
Faik. Raphael G., 49 Shelly, Mary A.
Fricke. Tessie X, Solomon, Harris "a
Heenan, Martin W-,36 Spring, John r. 81
johnson. Gustave. 90 Tully. Abbie, 40
Laydon. Harold p, Vincent, John Hale 10
McDermott. Thos. 50 Wichman. Hattie L.
Mackay, Thomas, % Wigney, Agnes
McPhee. John G. 30 zeller. Joseph, IS
Napier, William, 63
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14

TONoPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
9:15 a. M Session
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BORN.

BORN.
this city April 9 1905, TO the
wife Of J. F. Beasom, a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14

and in accordance with law and an order OF the
board Of directors made the 10th day OF
February, 1906 50 many shares Of each parcel
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14

a AAANAc-Nf H. " 4 A1AEta
Original Issue Stock,
Cert. 3964-20 shares,
equal 10 40 shares
New Stock Issue mot issued
Thomas. II. W, Trustee.
Original Issue stock,
Cert 40Tl-5 shares,
equal to 10 shares
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14

WORKMAN'S HAND AND ARM MAN
GLED.-B. Arato OF Water street while
guiding heavy stamp hammer at Eighsh and
Bryant streets yesterday accidentally placed
his right arm under the machinery. His
crushed hand and mangled forearm were
dressed at the Receiving Hospital
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For. Sale

Saw Mill, Engine II horse.
power asd NV rig Tor saIs. oil
~ this oEsics u You want ! cAssp
ssg.and hay . oacs.
We win take ! sapd tesm II 81
the min ill.trads y Tor ! apoI
piece q farming land q tlnbsv
land, 4.
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. COURAGE.

CousAsS soaaiats not 10 hazard.
sag without fear, but being rssol-
lsssly -aindsd 10 just cause. The
brave man 10 not hs who feels 90
fsar-ior al should lear God-bst
hs whose noble aoul snbduss 10
fears, 81 mortal power, and brsvs.
y dares the danger nature shrinks
from.
True courage ia cool and calm.
The bravsst of men have the least
Of brutal, bullying insolsncs, and
10 tho very time Of danger sre
found the most serene and free.
Rage can mako a coward forget
himself and fight. But what 10
done 10 fury or anger can never
be placed to the aceount OF cour.
age.
Courage enlargss cowardics di.
minishes resources. In desperate
straits the tears OF tho timid aggra.
vate the dangers that imperil the
brave. For towards tho road Of
dsssrtion should 10 kept open.
They will carry over to tho ere.
my nothing but their fcars. Tie
poltroon, like the scnbbsrd, is an
inoumbrance when once sword is
drawn. II 10 the same IL tho ever.
day battles OF life; to believe Q
business impossible is tho way to
| make II %.
How macy feasible projects have
miscarrisd through dependency,
and been struggled in the birth by
. oowardly imsgins,ionI 1t ia bet
tor to meet danger than to wait for
it. A ship on q see shore stands
out to sea 10 q storm to escape ship
wreck. Impossibilitiea, like vic
linus dogs, ay before him who is
not afraid Of them. Should mis-.
fortune overtake, re,reoch, work
harder; bat never fly tho track.
Confront difficulties with unflin.
ching perseverance,. Should you
then fail you will DO hopored; but
shrink and you will be despised.
When you put your hands to O
york, lst tho fact Of your dong 90
constitute the evidence that You
mean to prosecute il to the end.
They that tear 40 overthrow are
hall conquered.
No ono can tell who the heroes
are, and who the towards, until
some crisis comes 10 put ~ t. tho
test.
And no crisis puts Us 10 the test
that does cot bring 10 up. aIono
and singie.handod, 10 faoe danger.
II IL comparatively nothing to
mske q rush with the multitude
even into the jaws Of destruction
Sheep will do that. Armies can 10
picked from the cutters. and
marched up ~ food for powder.
Bat whsn soms crisis singles one
on. from the multitude, pointing
at him tho particular finger Of iAto,
and telling him to Island or run,
aud 10 Iaces about with a,ssdy
nerve. With no body eiss to s,aad
tbohiad, We may BE- surs the .bsro
stan i IN him
Whss arch erisss come. tho tras
seasass 4 ~ iikels . 10 iosnd
! u psspis q shsilhias nsrsss. 81
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Editor CRRaaer.
Please tell u through The Coluuv,
ofshe cRRssEr What would have bee.
the result or eject, % mankind. presen,
and future. II Chnst had no, lived o.
died.
r. @; Rust.
Man might take wings like the
morning and fly to the uttermost
parts Of the earth; and with Oh
the soul scanning power. view
the deep recesses Of arr and ma
ture, ana say. where 10 the an.
swer? Aud the echo would re-
bound, Il know not,
You might take sail over the
sea Of life, from creations dawn
to taaths sad night. And time
would have to answer y know
not From any earthly stand
p)int, all is dark. The lullaby of
midnight slumher il hushed in
silence. But turning our atten-
tion to the language of our bless.
ed Lord and read.
Thy word is lamp unto my feet and
q ligh, unto my path. Psalms 10 1905.
In this language we find the
starting point of the answer to
Bro Rust's question. The Word
Of God as o lamp to our feet we
will learn what the result would
have been. The result to the Gen.
tiles was net, nor neither would
have been, what it was, nor
would have been to the Israalites.
Before Christ's death the Cen
tiles was numbered with the
beasts, at death they we're no
more as you will see in this Ian
guage.
sud in nine hear, concerning the
estate Of the son Of men, that God
aYight manifest them and; that they
might soe that they themselves are
beasts
For that wlie!, bsfailelh the sons of
mon hefAlelh beasir; e,en one thing
bcfollc'h them; rs the one de,h 70 die, b
the other; yea they have all Que breath
S, ,lInt man hath M preeminr CO
above beast for all Is vani,y. Hccle.
3-Is- 10.
Az the beast of The field died
the Gentiles died. Not 40 with
the Jews they lived after death :
So we will plainly see that if
Christ had not died, the Gen.
tiles would not of lived after
death. this would of been their
destination. But the Jews, rs
VIC said before, they lived after
death, tho ones that sined, Christ
FOUND AZ bis death in the prison
houses of the dead Us you will
see by this language.
II" open The blind ,yas 10 bring ou,
The prisoners from The prison aud them
.thn' SIT IN darkness out of the prisnn
ho'sc. IsH,aN d2-T:
These Jews. If Christ had not
suffered and died, would vet be
in shc prison houses OF the dend
There was middle wal; which
Christ had 10 break down. that
was between these two people.
And when we learn from Holy
writ what the middle wall was:
We will then understand what the
.des'ity of those t'vo people
would have \ heer il Christ
world not hnve died m the cross
The Gentle world had to be
created anew IN Christ. Please
read.
FM we nrc Ira worhm.uahip, created
In Chrst J'sns utto rom works. which
God hath he'or. ordained ,ha, we
shon'd walk in '"en. (Ephe. e-,0l
In this Scripture you find that
the Cputi|eS had III ho c.voe tod
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NJ sAiaA bast Gea;sAss hevs psuvsk
- s'teaassr viii ,Aslr vaahisa; q
vill novs them TO jsslossy Win ,lqnl
IvhisA s's rot : people,; ! wlll pisssk,
iAsn % ahRar with foolish aa,Ira,
tDsut. as-sl.l
In this condition thsy ".
without God and without;hope in
the world. Please read.
wLsrsiors rsns~bss ,hs, - ssiag h
time past Gsntilsa In ihs-assA. who -
called -uacircuneision By ,hss which !,
called she sCI,caacisIoa Ia tue assl,
msdcby hsnAs.
Thst q that tins 70 were wi,hou,
Chsst. bslWg alisns rom The common
wealth Of Isrsel; and strangers from III
y = Il 3 . 2
covenants Of prciAiss. having no hope
and witbou, God 10 the world: Epb 4
-11-12
In this condition they was left
without any hereafter. But In
Christ Jesus this condition caas.
ed with them and they was
brought nigh J by the blood Of
Christ. Please read.
But now In Christ Jesus 70 who
sometimes wrrc '"r N ar. mad. Mich
by the blood Of Christ. Eph. s-is
by this You will learn that
there was middle wall between
these two people, and in this act
above mentioned it was torn
down. Please read.
For he is our peace who hath
made both oae and hath broken down
the middle wall Of partition between Us.
Having abolished in bis flesh tho
enmi,y even the law Of command
ments contained In ordinanccs; for To-
make In himself OF twain ono new
man so making pescs;
And that hc might reconcile both
unto God in one body by the cross
having slain the enmi,y thereby. (Ephe
2 IA to 1871
BY this Bro, Rust will learn
that unless the death OF Christ
had occurred the Gentle world
would of still been without hope
and God in the world. And could
not of been held accountable for
what they did, a. at death their
existance ceased to be.
Rus inorder 10 saop tbe devil
from destroying the Jswish people
that was responsible for what they
did in this life, Christ osmo ar
brought salvation to the Geu,ile, 20
that they should be iellow.heirs
with tho Jows and Of the same
body. Therefore Paul said to tb q
Gentilcs. after Chi,st's death.
Nov therefore W are no more
strangers and foreigners. but fell citizons
with the saints. and Ut the household
Of God. (Ephe. . 1917
And inorder 10 tear this middle
wall down Cbrist rad t. blind tbs
eyes of The M0saicai jews that
thoy would not know and see that
i, was vim, this he did BY parallels
~ he seys'
Aud he snid unto them. Unto you
II 10 given u know the mystery Of the
kingdOnl.ot Gol. but unto them thsi
nte without Vii there ,hirgs are 10 "
in parallels:
That seeing they may sec. and not
perceive; and hearing they may hear,
md not understand; lest NJ any time
they should bc converted, aud their
sins should b. forgiven them. (St Marx
ANA
Wherefore God says through
John that they could not beI;sys,
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|is sl !. I ~ = Z
H. { ! M psspls. q ajl.ss!
~ y ylssissl Sssts. = sssss \
- 4 ~ - 80 "a -
1sns peopls IN - Nj sesf.!
- = Aned = ~ 1sll y 81:
- lsre sssid y - sssaAss
mistake Bven oosssss,oss nss-
|sasvotdlbls eoa.sstioas IN Ao,|
by any means llnitsd % tAs b.ttls
Geld. /.
AID there are othas atrasgtss
with adverse circs mstasc strss
glss Il may be. with habits or ap-
pstitss Of passioas-all u which
require = msch. courage and more
psrssvsfsacs than the brisi snooas
ter q battle. RaouSh to contend
with, enough to overcome, lies IL
the pathway Of every individual.
II may be one kind Of diflcalsiss
or It may DO another, but plenty Of
difficulties Of some kind or other
every one may be suts Of fading
through life.
There 10 but one way Of looking
Al fate, whatever that may ps,
whsthes blessing or Affections. Ito
behave with dignity under both.
We must not lose heart, or il
will BE- the worse both for our
selves and for those whom We love
To struggle, and again and again
to renew the conflict:
He who in the right never iaIters
no matter how adverse may DO
the circumstances, always enjoys
the consciousness Of q perpetual
spiritual triumph. Of which moth
ling can deprive him.
Though the occasions Of high
heroic daring seldom occur but In
tho history Of tia great, tho lost
obtrusiye opportunities for the OK
srciss Of private energy are Oontin
aalIy Offering themselves. With
these domestic scenes % much ..
bouad - docs the tented field.
Pain may DO - firmly endured
10 the lonely chamber as amid the
din Of arms. Difficulties can be
manfully 'combated, misfortune
bravely sustained, poverty nobly
supported. dissppointmonts ccur-
age dIiiuses o wide and succoring
influence, and bestowes energy
app ortioned to the trial. II takes
from camality IT'S detecting
quality, and helps the soul TO
possess itself under every vic,ssi-
tude.
To he r.,6finund
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q a1seA =! : Z - =
rses = ysss J = ! ! l !! ]! !! : J
1Ass. Y & 81 |''
VI kaev a. q I - y
go = sAs iiEsass1 g. eleisI = Y
ior sis eoAdsnssd a h M ~,
lsAas ths risAtsoasssas y ~ M
night b iulallst y = - saalk
aos sissr the assA M Aisss ~
,pis's N bFs,Asl. - 49,
that j . death % ~ ssraai. but
p the spiritual niadsd Il lie ana
pssss some people ~ list ~
people l. the only spis,s ~ have,
] an hsrs V dsspsss sseA doesrioa
- that the pcst ssys W are taught
BY the bible led by Ne spirit, hat
Ia 20, the bible l. tbs word Of the
spirit Tor every one thst has beam
olsanssd from ain BY the spirit -
are not Ia the heah bat are Id the
spirit, for the same spirit thst rails
cd up Christ from the dead dwslls
in ~ and have quicksnsd our
mortal bottles and has condemned
sin in tho flesh for Christ dwsilcsh
in us and the body 10 dead because
Of sin. but the spirit is lie bacsuse
of Righteousness. II No live after
tho flesh VIC shall die, but II ws
live after the spirit We will have
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NOTICE

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Terms reasonable. sati@iaotio .
guaranteed Addresa.
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~ VI III q: X W u IN
esala ~ \ 81 i I! J! Z N n \
~ ushss \ ~ ~ W z
savsd: a,s~ss. bssAsss ~ ] !
IL an bdstssA xi.aa1s - y \
spIsls ~ - - 1l1Sss
cid Tksrsi>s. - ~ q
ire IRON "A " ~ sanA ssslas
sud shs sans sp,rit dvsllstk y
sacA one II y which h ~ spisls !
Of Christ. vhsrsiors - ~ Alt
members o. one ahstsh ~hich -
tbs church o. Chriss. - \ Chrias
dwsl!s ID . ~ father End the I
holy ghost dvslIsth y .. toy tas
iathsr son aud The hciy ghose ths
thras are one and are no mora
Under bondage 70 Gin; bus have
been made free BY the spirit and u
the spirit Of Christ makes ~ frss
We are free in decd. II W are Of
shs Assh ws car not please God,
By Rev. ". Walker Of Pewter,
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-27
THE SUN

His work has not been excee by any who have preceded him
department of fiction.
Mr. w. e. Pabos writings agricultural subjects which appear
each week in The Sum- hghcss productions viewed from liter
standpoint well rs from that of the subject he writes
Our stories special subjects prepared by those familiar
with them and the subjects themselves chosen with special
ton to the alimportant detail Of interest
The work of Mr. Taylor cartoon is of such high quality
that one of readers far away Long Island letter about
this week. in which he expressed his wonder that of the giants
OF journalism" had not long since taken such genius away from
Mr. Taylor identified with The Sun part owner, and he is doing
his best work for because he working for Taylor and has both his
heart and his pocket in his work AS cartoon he has
and few equals In the South he in class all by himself
The foregoing specifications what have made The Sun popular
with the people who have seen it.
Them have kept the commercial spirit out of the and ed
torial columns of The Sun.
Add to this the following
1t has a will of its own;
1t has opinions;
expresses them;
1t is free from scandal
1t vilfics one;
1t is not in the protection" business.
1t prints the truth.
And you have The Sum-
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-01-27
IN THE SUMS CHARIOT
Intimate Talks Between Publisher and Reader

a
So shy" the first essential for great circulation
Money is not plentiful with
And again we answer mot guilty. another essential in the
big circulation proposition.
Hard work we do, and doing all the time
with the ready the last item the roll
call Of great circulation building.
We therefore do not call our circulation great.
LARGE compared calculations hear about
It is the largest in the State OF Florida, that is ALL
We this in passing but willing to be called and
ready to prove it,
What we desire to talk about now the street newsstand
Of The Sun.
This where the old established and the papers meet
On equal ground
Here the papers sold their merits the buyers choosing the
that suits them best and making their purchases accordingly
and sales that The Sun exhibits its pre-
Nominating prominence.
Sales of The Sun through this channel far ahead other
Newspaper sold in Florida that The Sun first with other close
Enough to it to be called second
The people find in The Sun things they like read they
buy it.
This demand for The Sun created elaborate
extensive scheme of advertising.
# 1t not of such dollhouse growth.
1t the natural growth from the seed planted when the first
aper issued and its increase has resulted from the efforts have
pnt forth since.
The seed the quality of the reading matter contained The
$un and the efforts have been panakng improve it,
We the pages The Sun the best material gather
IND let the paper speak for itself.
@ Quite simple, isn't it?
But the simple things the best producers of results the world
No.
Nmseys Magazine has the largest circulation of any monthly
M,udca in this country.
has long been the boast of Frank Muy its proprietor that he
Ktd not spend dollar advertising his magazine
He puts the money in the pages of his periodical and relies
alone to circulate it,
1earsts newspapers have the largest number Of readers the
Il ,$aes
roy have smallest number of their subscription
regular time subscribers of any Of the great national dal
arst has the idea that Musey has,
y spends the money that other publishers spend expensive
tion campaigns in getting in paying for the best talent OBJ
able present it, and in securing the most distinguished writer's
its editorial page and feature departments.
AS far limited talent and restricted allow
carrying out the Hearst and Munsey idea
We are trying to make The Sun sell itself.
To particularizc:
We running serial THE Cars Spy" This by far
the most dramatic and intensely interesting story that has appeared
decade The New York Sum- the Cincinnati Inquirer and two
other great papers running this the time that
They obtained the way that ddy buying the serial rights
from the
We printing each week three short humorous sketches
Charles Batte LOOMS under the title Pve Been Thinking" Mr..
oomis's short stories used by the best periodicals in the country
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-09-13
TOmbStOneS and Monuments.

represent three large marble works. and will pay anybody
needing anything in this line get my prices before buying
You should ao mark the last resting place of your loved
with whose inscription will for many years
the crumbng touch Of time 1t is duyo love that should be
symbozed by something lasting than flowers waeed by
tears of grief Every slab, shaft tombstone han
die triumph Of the stone cuters scupors and engravers
and prices reasonable How about that neglect
grave of MOTHER father sister brother? Can refer you
work done in this county by the companies represent and think
that will agree that rst-class in every particular
Also take orders for sewing machines pianos and
organs. Others are higher in pricehut better.
j. WANNAMAKER, Orangeburg S. c.
Residence Pearl street between Orange and Railroad Avenue
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-09-13
Wanted to Lynch Him.

The Atlanta Journal says after
shooting negro woman and her six.
year. old SOD, George McHsnry, a ne.
gro, narrowly escaped lynching late
Tuesday night st the hands OF mem
bers f bis own race. About midnight
q negro row developed near the corner
Of Piedmont avenne and Ellis street
During the controversy a bullet, ssid
to have bean fired by McHenry, passed
entirely through the shoulder Of the
child and afterwards landed In tho
stomach Of its mother, who gave her
name ss Hottie Griggs. O5her negroes
present became highly incanEed and
began chasing McHenry, with tho
avoWed in.eor!on Of ,YnChing him. 1t
is likely that the man would have
oaen roughly handled but for tho cp.
porture arrival Of Call Of1icers Dunton
md GGl!aher. who had speenilv re-
sporded to telephone call. McHepry
was arrested and Is now held at head.
quarters On the charge OF assault with
intent to murder. TEE iEjDred wo-
mau aud Child were carried to the
Grady hospital. Both will probably
recover.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-09-13

duo allowance for old cotton carried
over the giuners' returns seem short
by several hundred thouBand bales OF
the actual crop.
sPNDLEs IN THE soUTH.
He estimates the spindles In the
south at 9.760, 1872 old, idle and not
complete, against 9,205,6 last year.
The net gain In the number Of south-
ern mills over last year has been H.,
making the total now 794. OF these
these TAI have bean In operation dur
ing the year, 20 are idle and 33 are in
course of erection, IA old and out OF
date concerns which ceased business
have bean crossed off the list. The
consumption has been divided ss fol-
lows: ..Y,
Alabama, 229 865, increase 16,013.
Arkansas, 3 372, increase 1872.
Georgia, 5l4 673, increase 3l,338.
Kentucky. 1871, increase 2 500.
Louisiana, 1897, increase 3,62l.
Mississippi, 41,29S, increase Ito.
Missouri, 7,240, increase 779.
North Carolina, 694, 405, increase
92,255.
South Carolina, 666,7l5, increase
Al, 525.
Tennessee. So, 402, increase 6,955.
Texas, SO 896 increase S,123.
Virginia, IS 26l increase + 260.
Totals, 2.374, 225, increase 2l0, 720.
Increase over yos.r before last, 454,
973.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-09-13
Il Bravo Girl.

At Auburn, N. H., on Lake Massa.-
bessie, In the terrific squall OF Thurs
day sftsrnoon, Miss Heen e. Joyce,
IS years old, OF Maplewood, Mass. .
rescued icuc men from q disabled
steam launch. The waves we're dash.
'ng ovet TIE little craft and sh8 w2s
drifting rapidly 10 the shoals 8han
Mias joyce, rushing tc sk:f 0G2r cs;
:nttags, jumped IL and put of. just
as G1e pulled bar to2t under the Ice o.
TIE launch tbs latter grounded and
che waves rolled completely ov6y it.
r king the four men aboard, Miss
J9yca rowed into calmer water near
the shore.