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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

LARGE AND SMALL LOTS OF
schoolbooks wanted. We also pur-
chase large. and small miscellane-
and old pamphlets. WRENN'S
RICHMOND BOOK EXCHANGE, No.
209 North Fifth Street, Richmond
/ VA L-N--.- s-..-L -L--l- " ~
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UPHoLsTER1NG.

PARLOR SUITE. ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
like new; slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated; for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for esti-
mates. CHARLES JJRGENS' SONS
Adams and Broad Streets.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST,
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.: &
In the matter of No. 6SS. Z.
G.. O. PENNYPACKER, 4 In ~
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
ORDER OF NOTICE FOi.7 DISCHARGES
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Situation Wanted Male.

IAN EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN
wants position as bookkeeper or
shipping clerk. Address Il 461, care
this Office
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
4 UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST.
6 ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
In the matter of No. TIA.
LOUIS MILLER, In
M Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
ORDER or NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE
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vA.-A PLEASANT SUM
mer resort, all comforts; good table,
ono mile from station: daily mall.
Address MrE, q. B. TALIAFE RRO,
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TWO RUBBER-TIRE STATION CAR
rlages cheap. w, G, SMITH, Fifth
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BOARD FOR THREE YOUNG MEN At
Is Forest Hill; references exchanged
Mrs. a. b., Box ass. Richomnd Va,
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BEST HOME COOKING, LARGE
boating, fine fishing moderate rates,
i Mrs, SOPHIA NEWMAN, "6urf Cot
tGge." on Cottage line, Ocean View,
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Miscellaneous.

LET US CLEAN. YOul, WINDOWS.
NATIONAL ls8 WINDOW CLEAN G,
CO, 1912 East Main Street; 'phoncl
BIAS.
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FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF BAGS,
Z BAG CO.. INC. lilo East Cary.
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WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade; new system: any one can
4 learn; eight weeks completes. Ex-
penses earned while learning. Steady
position guaranteed when through.
Write for free catalogue. .MOLER'S
BARBER COLLEGE,, 207 Bowery,
z New York City.
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|REGISTE Erred PHARAACIST: EASY
place; Sundays OF; age no objection.
Address Box a40, fredericksburg.
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THH
UNITED. STATES FOR THE EAST.
EIaN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
In the matter OF NO zoe. g
JOHN C.. billiard, III In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR pISCHARGh
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FINE UPHOLSTERING AND
MATTRE

JACOB UMLAuF MAKES OLD FAR
Tor furniture. eouches. etc, look like
prices will not hurt you, Try him.
Phone S292. Opposite Monroe Park.
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TWO VERY FINE RuBBER-TIRE
Nictorias very cheap w, G. SMITH,
Fifth Street.
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COME. SEE OUR NEW BAKERY;
everything aeasonahle at reasonable
prices, pR1NKARp's. 422 l-2 North
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WANTED, TO SELL ONE LOT OF
Z FLETCHERS, ,4O4 East Canal Street.
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G. z. BowDEN, Clerk.
BY r. i. POWERS, Deputy Clerk.
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WANTED. LADIES no LEARN HAIR
.dressing, scalp treatment, manicure.
6faeial massage. eleettrolysls, ch!Top.i
furnished, Write for catalogue.
(, MOT.ER'SY Undressing SCHOOL,
! LIB Sixth Avenue. New York City.
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LET US CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS.
: NATIONAL WINDOW CLEANING
CO.. 1912 East Main Street. Phone
BIAS.
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FOR sALE-ALL KINDS OF BAGS,
new and second -hand bags. RICH
MONDS BAG co. unc.).
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Witness the Honorable Edmund Wad-
dill, Jr. Judge OF the said court, and
the seal thereof. at Richmond. In said
district, on the 26th day of June. A. ..
1907.
Attest: %
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FOR SALE, TWELVE TRACTS PINE
timber, $50 to 100 acres in tract,
aggregating s5.0e0.ooe feet. WI
sell separately or asia whole. s. <.
3 GILLIAN, Church Road. Va.
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[Seal.l
BY r, q, POWERS. Deputy Clerk.
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On this 26th day of June. A. D. 1907,
on reading the petition for discharge
OF the bankrupt, 1t Is
Ordered by the court, that a hearing
be had upon the same on the 10 TII DAY
OF JULY. a. d. 1907. before said court,
at Richmond, in said district. at 10
O'Clock noon; and that notice thereof
be published in The Times-D Dispatch,
newspaper printed IN said district. and
that all known creditors and other per.
time and place, and show cause, II any
petitioner should not be granted.
And II Is further ordered by thA
to all known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order. addressed I'd
them Mt their places Of residence AZ
stated. 80.
Witness the Honorable Edmund wad.f
din. Jr., Judge of the said court. amt ].
the seal thereof, at Richmond. In said
1907 sl 81 staa
Attest: 81 &
BY +. i. POWERS, Deputy Clerk. If
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SILVER SPEEDING RuNABOUTS,
pneuma tic training carts, at w. G..
SMITHS, Fifth Street.
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Wanted.

YOU TO COME, WRITE, on
PPihr phIsl III rruicfer." deiivsrsd il viz.
& ginia and tina Caroliras, Our ~, g,
Corn at 50, and Rye at ga. $a.6Q and
s. can't DO beat. ID, u. GRIFFITH
h co, 40 East Broad Street, Phone
%88.
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BOARpERs WANTED An f2s WEST
Main Etreet. Good table. Private
VI family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

FOR SALE, ONE FIRsT-CLAss SAW
mill outfit, compiete,-of good capacilr
ty. For particulars. address Box /,
Gig Island, Va. IL.
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BICYCLES.

ANY PUNcTURE FIXED FOR $50.
each Bicycles. new and second
hand. All apndries at cut prices.
3 TOMPKINS, 207 West Broad
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.

FURNITURE UPHoLsTERED AND.
aSnps aa ssn na gae's oSar a
new. Slip covers cut and made.
Hair mattresses q speciality. JACOB
UMLAUF, 70b w. Main Street
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Solicitors & Salesman.

mission, to carry one s6mple o. o
MANS shoe TO retail at 50. stats
territory. experience and references.
Address NOVELTY SI1OEMAKERS,
baltimore, Nd. 1FSS8
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FOR SALE. 2o-HoRsE-PoWER sHoRI-
apntal boiler; first class forderi will
sell cheap. Address NJ, NJ. BOOTH &
II CO., Petersburg, Va.
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WE HAVE PERMANENT POSITIONS
for bright young women as sales
people. MILLER s. RHOADs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

WANTED, sALESL,AD Y.--s ALIsI4ApY
wanted 1; energetic, educated, reined;s
!. good address, competent to. classify.
keep in order, buy and sell books.
/ Qualifications, salary to start; good
i chance for promotion; position pleas
ant and permanent. Address u 447,
care thisptIice.
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~. d. sNiITIs, FIFTH STREET, FOR
anything In the vehicle limo at best
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

THERE rs BuT ONE SODA WATER
in bottles. That's KLl9yEsAfaL'S.
HUMAN HAIR HoUGHT AND SOLD
& az IiUGfIES.B, c093 N. Third Street. a
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BUGGY UMBRELLAS AND sCAKRIAdH
sun shades at w. 9. SMITHS, Fifth
Street M
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EDISON PHOTOGRAPHS
WATCH REPAIRING.
ANTIQUES.

LARGEST COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES
Z in the State; everything at rock bot
tom prices, BIGGs, No..S6l5 East
Main Street,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE 4
E UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
In tho matter OF No. 69S.
WILLIAM w, Redo In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy,
ORpEA OF NOTICE EOH DISCHARGE
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Help Wanted Female.

-.--- 1IOIP w tU11VOIt Is C1I1CIIVs
ANY INTELLIGENT f PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for
N newspapers; experience unnecessary
q Send for particulars. PRESS SYN
DICATE. Lockport. NJ Y,
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WANTED. ROOM AMI, BOARD in
Barton Heights, by married couplsi
no children: room i,,prt be light ana
pleasant. with all Gonyenten GO 8 |; table
n good H AdGressS Sp2AFTSMAN, Bon
X 60. caro- this ofticc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

WANTED. M1LLlNER AND ASSIST
ant inilliner for the fals season. Adj
dress u 465. care this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

S On this a6th day Of June, A.. D. 1907
on reading the petition for discharge
of the bankrupt. 1t is
Ordered by the court, that hearing
be had upon the same on the 18TH DAY
OF JULY. AL 1907, before said court.
at Richmond, In said district, at H.
o'clock noon. and that notice thereof
be published in The Times-Dispatch, a
newspaper printed In said district, and
sons in interest may appear at the said
time and place, and show cause. II any
they have, why. tho prayer OF the said I
petitioner should not be granted. Z,
And 1t Is s.; further ordered by the
to all known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order. addressed to
them ut their places or residence as
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ONE RUBBER-TIRE RuNAB0UT& AND
one top buggy; used pnly short time.
VIII be sold cheap A. MEYERS
SONS, 40 Sou hHEtghth Street.
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FOR SALE, ONE 10 WV HEEL RUN
about. one DOCTORS stanho pee one top
buggy 4 Gall .rutSoer tires J. Al MEY-
ER's SONS, 100 South Eighth Street.
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THE BEST CHASER is yLEyEsAHIls
Ginger Ale. ,,
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THERE rs BUT ONE SODA MATER
in bottles, That's KLEYESAHLS,
FINE INVALID PHAETON. ". G.
n SMITH. Fifth Street,
ONE GULF WAGON CHEAP. SMITHS,
Fifth Street
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sHIRTWAIsT RoXEs.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
SLIP COVERS,
FII0 - !
BAKERY,

ORINKARD'S NICE s LAYER CAKES,
five kinds. only lac. each, Large
pound cakes, 26c. So many good
things for July 4th. 423 N. Sixth.
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THE BEST CHASER rs KLEy EsAlIL's
n Ginger Ato.
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WANTED. "A GOOD COOK, APPLY "A.
2302 West Grnca Streot.
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Witness the Honorable Edmund Wad-ss
the seal thereof at Richmond. In said
district, on the 2eth day ofJune. A, p.3
1907. 81
~ Attest: Ea..5 = .ssl8. ~. 5ft a
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six miles from Richmond trains con-
yenient for business men: boating
and swimming; hot and cold running
waite. IN House; reasonnbl tt rates.
! TIiT RUTLAND, EIlers0n, Va.
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TE TIMES DTsPATCH. RICHMOND VA SUNDAY, JULY q 1907

I ~ IA, and how YOU should meet It. for
IL isEa crosse we'll. wisely. Kindly and
surely chosen for you by your Losa.
May you bear it as He did HIS!
What am I to do with It? "Taketh
not his eross"--then: !.
] must take 1t up deliberately, and
am not to choose q cross or pine
for somathing different, 4 am not
to make my own cross by petulanoe
and obstinacy. Not to nurmur at the
cross appointed me. Not to despise II
by callous stoicism, or by wilful ne
elect Of duty. Not to faint under IT,
fall beneath 1t, or run from 1t.
am boldly to face 1t. 1t Is only a
wooden cross after all. am pa
tiently to endure 1t, for have only
to Garry 1T little way.
while we can bear it, we do bear.
Past that-we lay 1t down."
/ am cheerfully to accept 1t, for my
Lord appoints It.. am obediently to
follow Christ with It, What an honor
and comfort to be treading In His
steps, That is the. essential point-to
follow Him.
It Is not enough to bear q cross.
Many do that who have neither relief
nor comfort. We must bear 1t after
Jesus--"Followeth after Me-"
I ought to be thankful that I have
only to bear it; 1t does not bear me.
It is a royal burden, a sanctif1ed bur-
den, a. sanctifying burden, a burden
which gives communion with Christ.
Oh! could wo but say with the saint
~ Samuel Rutherford: "Christ's cross
is the sweetest burden that ever I
bore; tits such q burden as wings orc
to bird or sails to a ship. to carry
me cannily forward to my harbor."
Then what should encourage and
support me7
Necessity: cannot be q disciple
without 1t.
Society; better men than have carr
ried it.
Love: Jesus bore far heavier cross
than mine,
Faith; grace will be given equal to
the trial and weight OF the cross.
Hope: good to myself will result
from my bearing this load
Zeal: Jesus will BIO honored by my
patient endurance.
Experience: I shall yet find pleas
ure in it for 1t will bring me bless
|sing. The cross is q fruitful tree,
Expectation glory and heaven will
be the reward II 1t be but borne pa
tiently here.
For remember 1t Is fatally true
'Nofcross, no crown
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MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT IN HOUSTON.

of
things un the determined TO make
TO- 1904 rerramed
the sss a the " h ssistare
1905 Under M @ @ y ea sol %
commissioners called respect
government assigns
mtees
acts as the official head of his and has free hand In
his responsible directly
discharge
Each commissioner whole CITY, Of
H. ne's n it Ma ss
employees therefore On the
nona q p9 s ' as ~, parry n s , ~. .p, !.
political hand city receives in return
each his entire time to the tys They are easily
all business hours citizens transact business directly with the
Council with board of Of private Public
M w neud,n the and eoec,en Of carried the
p to one on cash basis with spend annually
yesterdays something
Of public utilities Houston The City Attorney says in this con
grateful citizenship than the and operation
manag $4,000
Of
in operation
offs q pave
miles
actually
The reached
and reliable
Of n
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Rhymes for T o-Day
ny THE 1907 RULES.

GlaGATNEsS. DY THE 1907 RULES.
Ton July 8, 2,oo7, an exposition will
open IN Pittsfeld, Mass, celebrating
tho discovery OF John D. Rockefeller
by Deputy Marshal Frink.--Chnrleston
News and Courier.]
~ AID wealth Is such a farce old bug
~ Ey-benr,
- And so inimlcal to ill that's To-
gal,
That he who tracks 1t to It's fearsome
Deserves n guerdon little short OF
regal.
And so, in days to come, what stupid
does not think
Well Joy to toss aside our six-best.
TO celebrate the natal day OF Frinl1
And drink deep tonsts to How He
Punched Rocltefeller7
Pish! No one! No! wo rightly ,find
great bliss
In triumphs over each financial Cor.
Alb, me- e to hxso d claim on famo ,lk,
this:
%rhe Man That Threw tho Bracelets
Onto Morgnn!"
SO. lingering in some churchyard, we
may say:
FLAP lies hero one who feared MOI
king nor ruler.
Some village bailiff who. had't come
his way.
Had clnnped Hartman into the
cooler.
cor here may rest" SO might we muse
t again.
"a processman SO astute in hi.
caperH. f
He might have put a Corey in the
pen
Or doftly served an Astorbnt with
papers,"
Aye, there's your test OF famet Give
ear who cali
Americans Hawalians .Fili.
He IS your country's noblest. creates,
man
who most successfully can serve
subpoenasl
'This rhyme was invented by us, is
patented, and must not be used by
others without written permission
Poets licensoishown on demand
II. 8. II.
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Ing terms for murder was 4ss, and
for manslaughter 2S4. showing an in
crease OF 1872 convictions for murder
and q for manslaughter. In ten years
the convicts for all crimes have In
creased only 10 per cent, while during
the same period the convicts for homi-
eide and attempted homicide have in
creased more than 12 per cent"
That Is bad showing for Georgia,
and we fear that the exhibit in some
other States is quite as bod Public
Sentiment must be aroused Facts and
figures warn us that we set a very
low value on human lifo. And yet
when life has been TAKEN our efforts
to save the murderer. from the gallows
make 1t appear that life is very pre-
cious In our eyes, Wesoft en show more
consideration for the. murderer than
for his victim. This condition must be
reversed before the number OF homI-
cides begins to decrease.
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The Voice Of the People.

opened tho way. for tho crossing Oh
Longstreet and d. IL. Kill.
know these facts because I was
myself being In tho skirmish limo OF
the Fortieth Virginia, the frat man In
the the MeGhanicssyiile Road, and Branch
lie may have struck the Mechanicsvllle
toad some distance northFof us a littiu
later. but he did not clear Mechanics-
VIII 9 OF the enemy.
Let US hope that before the next res.
union all these FIRST" ana other bragg
claims VIII be buried forever, In the
parade. asa First at Bethel banner
STAFF, unnoticed BY tho bearer. nnd I
Hoped Though vainly) that il would
&c trodden to tatters, us I'LL such GLAZING
JOHN w. g. DAVIS.
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The VALUE or HUMAN LIFE.

Several days ago we published sta
tistics showing that there are more
homicides from year to year in the
United states than in any civilized
nation on earth, The Atlanta consti-
tuition now calls attention, to the
startling fact that l,2io 2conyicts In
the Georgia penitentiary, or more than
30 per cent OF the entire number. are
serving terms Of varying length for
homicIdes or for attempting to take
human life In 9s5 of these cases hui
man life was actually taken, and 65C
Of these conyicts are serving life
terms for murder. while 3O5 were ir
prison for lnanslaughter, %,rhe signisi
canoe Of these Ggures." says.the Con,
stltption, becomes more impressiy,
4 in the light Of the fact that only ons
] year ago the number OF conyicts sefy
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MIR. Bryan nnd Evolution.
tor OF The Times.Ioisnhtch

s
sir--:l'he STRUCTURES OF q writer In u
recent r, Issue OF your paper, who signs
himself ~. Z. RI" on tho address de.
lii " Is by Hon. William j. Bryan at
J 1he Asditpsinm u this city on sunday dss
pants bombardlng Niagara with spit
balls. If the said writer Will go to
any respnctablo bookstore IN town
ms nny Ghr!st ana seienee by Prof
vii learn something to his advantage,
laspescially VIII this Information prove
most most eaifying IL he will read, mark
modern but strong writer has to say
on pages 1873 to 12s. Inclusive. One
quotation Will be sufficient, I hope. tn
INDUCE anaus him to obtain the book. 1.-The
sacred sac writer lof Genesis) declares
next marine, next birds, then torres
trial beasts, closing in the appearance
OF q. man. Tho modern .geologists affirm
that the earliest etratifled rocks con-
but they do have undeniable evidence
OF tho existence ut the time of plants
probably in very considerable amount
Gf Cons !, the quantity Of graphite
signs Of vegetation, Then, IN imme-
the paleozolc rocks, filled with evil
d,encsss of marine life, passing from
simple forms up to fishes and aquatic
reptiles. Tho latter are followed by
amphlbious forms, ana these give place
to terrestrial rentiles--presently puts
ting on avian characteristics, capable
of flight, with membrnnous wings. and
later on feathered tails. becoming bird
until they graduate into true birds
monarchs Of tho mir. Then the four
footed beasts appear, and these at last
make room for lordly man, the last
and highest of earthly forms. Such
is the sequence OF life in the story OF
the rocks. Such Is the sequence OF
life In the sacred record" (Pages
1860
Does thnt put n good taste In your
corresp ondents mouth? IT was writ
ten by n scientist who did not fee
himself too large to acknowledge tina,
the author Of the book of nature Is tn.
author OF the Bible.
Richmond, Va.
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CROSS..DEARING.
(selected for The Times-Dispatch

(Selected for The Times-D ispatch.)
"He that taketh not his cross and
followeth after Me is not worthy Of
Me."-Matt x. SO.
Long before. His cruciAxion our
Lord had a foresight and appreciation
OF His cross, and does not hesitate to
realize that He iss bearing 1t. It was
not only In those last agonlzing mo-
ments that He meekly bore His cross.
Every day and hour Of His earthly
life He took it up and carried it.
With equal prescience He foresees
each true disciple receiving and taking
up his own personal cross None are
exempt-all must accept It,
Picture to yourself the procession
led by Jesus bearing His cross and
made UP of His cross-bearing follow
ers! IT Is not pageant, but real
march of suffering, borne with patience
because It is the Fathers win. IT
reaches through all time. Compare
the army of Alexander tho Great as
1t marched through Persia, or the
army of the great Napoleon on It's way
to Russia. with this vast, unnumbered
army OF the cross bearers and the
first sink into insignincance. It is a
company constantly growing and won
derfuly sustained.
The chief requirement of disci.
pie is to follow Jesus In all things
IN cross-bearing as In everything else
Shall the disciple be above his Master
Cross bearing Is, trying, lahorious. sor
4 roWful, humiliatlng. Yet 1t Is newt
able to the follower OF Jesus Christ
We are compelled to take up our eros
or give up all Idea OF being H!s.
! Let us then obediently Inquire
Il AS we are told: HE that taketh no
his cross Is nit worthy OF Ne.
what Is my peculiar one? 1t may y,
1.-THE giving up OF certain indulgence
or pleasures.
It may be the endurance Of reproac
and unkindness, or remaining in pov
Ierty and obscurity for others.
It may be the suffering Of loss an
prosecutions for christ's sake; o
feeble health with waleful hours q
pain,
It certainly means the consecratln
Of all to Jesus; tho bowing OF m
0 whole self beneath the blessed hu,
Q den Of service with which He jhonol
n me.
II also includes tho endurance .
: my heavenly Fathers will with p,
o thence. acquiesoenco and even thankl
e giving,
: You know best what .eur GROSS rea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-07
Tho Danger. OF Riches.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


Ferdinand OF Bulgaria Is the only sov-
ereign in Europe who speaks Yiddish,
An enthusiastic collector In London few
days ago paid sl.l5b for an old teapot,
A London medical journal says "auto,
MODELLING enriches tho blood and insures
sound Sleep"
Lady Charles Beresford collects ball pro-
grams as q hobby specially favoring those
painted by hand or designed by lady artists
Jersey magistrate in "speed" case
referred to the automobile as this car OF
Juggernaut when the owner interjected
Mistake. your Honor; my name Is smith, !,
While an eX-Presldont. Bentamin Harrl,
missionary convention in New York City
as q young man who wanted to reform the
world between sunrise and sunset.
Most people would DO Mortified to learn
that the finest mutton In the world comes
from sheep !attened on snails. says a lnrgf
breeder of SouthdoWn sheep. quoted In the
London Daily Mall, "Nevertheless. it is .
| fact" ~.