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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-11-24

Frank L. Benniug, one OF the men bad
ly injured in the bridge collapse at Will
Transport couple of years ago, was
awarded $l3, 800 damages in suit in the
court at Hagerstown last week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-11-24

A healthy man is king in his own
right, an unhealthy man is an unhappy
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds up
sound health-keepS you we'll
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-11-24
BRIEFS.
Schnnnert'S.

,...,r r7iSlnS ri SCHoPpN''
r n'..,,, framing at Owens 6 Miller's'
thine forfruit cake at Schoppert's.
s ,,,.,,r,s will be four weeks from
Sanjay ,,.,., ., QUEENS &
GIecs ,.;,,., Oysrs
o ,'..,. remedy only 10 cents at Owens
,r ,,,essan Ingredients for fruit cakes
aHodses ,,u,,.
.,-,.tstrs r,w-liquid face powder, at
Owen, 4 A0er.s. $500,
r,,,arus. mlaccmeat, oranges and
.,rs-s at Hodges
While, aaceoI,am can'tbe beat. Sold
/ BY owens 4 Miller
p,,,sr is % cents pound and eggs
. AZ 30 cents a dozen.
,.,,orer has cUstaIized cherries,
.--.a and GINGER.
ysri,hgte. ana Philadelphia cream
/ ..:,s at S,ao30ea's,
Phone us Your needs any time, day or
1 hi. Overs& Miller.
errreo. u0-,o-date hair brushes and
,-s owen, < MiIIer's.
. an kinds o: patent medicines at Owens
wrsrs. RsNa1 agents also.
FL. Sgc-Sa~e good sapling clover
L. Apply uD. r. Whiting,
o,,-, { Wuers cough syrup is the
/ ,-la stop TIN, 5othersome cough.
r-y. n,, Friday, a Star-Shaped gold
H.. Finder will please return to this
o-ce
i fr9a doatb,Geye It, try bottle OF
IOg.-s & Miller, liver pills, purely veg
snse
.ss ..-,l Lorca aud cattle
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-11-24

There is serious trouble in Mexico, a
revolution in that country having assumed
formidable proportions.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-11-24

Owens & Miller's seconds are hard to
beat 2 for SC. None better tor the price.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-11-24

Harsh physics react, weaken the bow
els, cause chronic constipation. Doan's
ReguletS operate easily, tone the Stom-
ach-cure constipation. 25c. Ask your
druggist for them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-11-24

The Grafton Daily Republican has sus-
pended publication. w. c. Byers, form
erly OF Shepherdstown, was its business
manager,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-11-24
Real Estate for Sale.

We offer for sale the following very
desirable properties
Excellent farm OF $50 acres near Kear-
neySyille.
A nice little home Of five or SIX acres
near IlalltOwn.
A desirable place OF > acres near Shep-
herdStOwn.
Thirty acres OF unimproved land near
ShepherdStown.
Two good business and residence
properties on the Main street in Shop
herdStOwn.
For particulars, inquire OF
II. /. SNYDER & co.
ShepherdStOwn, w. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-11-24

Alabastine at Owens & MiIler's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-11-24

Stag paint at Owens & Miller's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-11-24

- hank thee, Lord for meFeieS
show, that with iatneSs groan,
FOR harVes,I, LAVE we, for home, for friends,
For life, 10, hat 'T' through the land extends,
For peace .', ,,j ~ for IFS recompense,
For T VIOLIN ",T rs from peStilence,
For Shlt ,,,5t f6r,ghtenS all our days -,
For hope i l,," these we thank and praise
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28
ALCHEMY OF THE
SLEEP OF DEATH
Rev Hope Extending Beyond the
Grave to Every One-Cbdren Are Saved and Developed
and the Old Feel the Restoration of Spiritual Life

potbesis for the explanation OF most
Of the development to the present per
fcction in the world about us. Evo-
lution or growth presupposes long peri
DDS OF time We find ample illustra-
tions OF this In almost every trend
Of life and matter round about us.
We SEQ it In the development OF tho
power OF the mind and the skill of
the hands. each alike being tho re
suit Of years of effort We usually
see ii in the unfolding of character
In recent years, however, there has
been given 10 the world Of thought
a directly opposite law, We might
have expected this for our laws often
have their contrnrics. AZ for Instance.
the centrifugal law of the solar sys-
TEN keeps the planets afar from the
sun. while the centripetal law OF force
constantly draws them to the sun
Thus two laws directly opposite IN
effect and power working together
keep the earth in true orbit.
We have all about us the ever
struggling laws of growth and decay.
or life and death-Naturc always
producing and yet always destroying
Therefore. we need express no sur
prise at the fact OF law Of Direct
attainment which works directly op.
posite and apart from the law of
growth or evolution. For example,
the tulip had its home in Central
Asia and is very ordinary flower
of the field there today. About tho
ninth century It was brought to Tur
key where It graced the walks and
parks Of the Sultan's palace. There
In 1569 Conrad Gesner found it and
brought 1t TO Holland. where IT was
cultivated to so great state OF per-
lection that in the seventeenth CEN
tury single bulbs sold for $500 TO
$500 florinS. and tulip raising was a
chief industry of Holland About
nine years ago Holland florist not
iced new tulip In his bed, and by
studying the soil which produced il
he found that he can do more to per
feet tulips In one year than all the
past centuries have done.
We know the same sudden develop.
ment explains the Shasta daisy. Amer
lean beauty rose and the many new
kinds OF fruits and grains. Burbank
made Developments in a year that
ages OF slow growth could hardly do.
Or look at individual genius We
say man is the product of his age
or time. But no law of growth can
explain the rise of q Luther in
miners lowly home. Lincoln in a
southern forest Bunyan In tInk
er's surroundings. Nor has long cen
turies Of cheap theater employees Civ
en- any explanation as to the rise
Of Shakespeare. These men arc
explanable by no law save that Of d.
rect attainment All the more is this
true OF the spiritual life. Spiritual
conversion is fact which is explain
ed only by direct attainment The
Gadarene. whom Christ changed from
lost maniac TO a helpful man; Saul
OF TarSus who, from the hating and
murderous prosecutor. was changed
into Saul the apostle; John Bunyan.
the low and vile one. who was chang
ed to Bunyan. the earnest Christian;
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28

The fourth OF the series OF SER
mons upon life Beyond the Grave"
WAS given Sunday night in the First
Presbyterian church. The theme De-
ing THE Spiritual Alchomy OF tho
Sleep of Death"
The music was furnished by Misses
Riddle and Hamill and Mr. Saunders
the latter rendering two excellent
tenor solos.
Rev Carver said in part
The biblical passages which speak
about Heaven give us the idea that
no sin or defilemcnt can enter there.
They portray an abode wherein dwell
eth righteousness" All our earthly
life gives us the conviction that the
human life on earth Is a life OF sin.
for, the best Of the people Of earth
Eave given witness TO their own sin.
ful state. How then can mortals en-
ter that wondrous abode OF sinlese-
ness? Tho only answer is the ans.
wer which the bible gives, which is
that In some way the power ana
righteousness of Jesus Christ Will
provide for it. Even tho Universal
lists hold this to be true. and thus.
though differing widely as TO the time
and means all religious peoples are at
one as to the fact We have spoken
in our previous sermons concerning
the change which lies beyond death
in regard to the surroundings. and in
regard to the change from the realm OF
the physical TO that OF the spiritual
Now we come to still more Won
drous change, namely, from that of
the sinful TO the sinless character and
life
In sense this change Is made par.
TALLY plain TO us In the daily trans
formations of character when We
strive with our strength and trust and
rely upon the means Of grace which
God has given us that we may grow
better daily, and inasmuch as we can
see tho beginnings Of this transform
alton here and now it Is not as won
derful as is the change from physi-
cal to a spiritual state. We look 10
the author OF this transformation and.
finding that it is by the person and
power of none less than Christ and
God. whose power is infinite, we are
IL a way re0ssured But we ask. is
there any analogy 10 1t among the
many changes Of earth. In the first
Nlace note that II is work OF res
toration rather than one of creation.
We all believe the soul when Ii was
given to us was pure and undefiled
Our years Of life have soIled II with
self. world and sin. To cleanse It
anew, is much more comprehensive
than 10 make il anew The making
OF your soul and mine sinless will be
the placing 1t again in its former
right relations before God The en-
tire spiritual function has become per-
ycrted and. as surgeon restores the
normal condition OF part Of the physi-
cal body, so the great God can re
store the normal power of the spirit.
and of his VIII through Christ freely
forgive
The principal law of the making of
The character of man is that of de-
velopment or growth Evolution In It's
broadest term is the best working hy-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28

ski as a mentally stimulating adjunct
of Jeffries' training.
But Jeffries does not accept his skin
trouble with the calm resignation dis
played by his manager. He lnclines
to the opinion that It's easy enough
for Berger to philosophize over the
natter for the obvious reason that
Berger does not own the boil
The big fighter finds himself In 4
minority on the question, however. as
the other trainers argee with Berger
that the boil Will compel Jeffries TO
ease up on his work and prevent any
possibility just now of over training.
His sore back has kept Jeffries from
gong through his regular program OF
exercise for several days, but now
that the boil has been lanccd IL is
thought that the skin eruption Will
speedily disappear and that the fight
or VIII be able soon to resume the
prescribed schedule OF work
Jeffrles Is anxious to begin box.
irg with Choynskl who spared for
several fast rounds with Billy Papko
yesterday, Papke Has begun hard
training for his coming fight with Joe
Thomas and It is clear that Jeffrics
enyies the pace the middleweight has
SCI.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28

hauling 1t being able to haul four
leads an hour. This greatly cXpc-
dites operations.
The contractors say that II nothing
happens to retard their progress. rhey
VIII finish the work two weeks be-
fore the time specified in the con-
tract with the city.
1t was stated to a representative OF
the Standard, who visited the scene of
activity yesterday afternoon, that a
visiting day for the people OF the city.
who desire to see the concrete besin,
is TO be arranged in the near future
The place is OF easy access by all
kinds of conyeyances, and the view
OF the surrounding country from that
point of vantage, Is well worth the
trip. IL is about two miles, along
Twenty-fourth street east, from Wash
ington avenue 10 the reservoirs, the
ascent being at the rate of 300 feet
per mile. The reservoir is 600 feet
higher than Washington avenue, at
the corner of Twenty-fourth street.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28

yoph Newton. the low master of
siaNe snip With all It's horrors. who
became the Newton whose name VIII
stnud as long as Christian hymns are
uscu, because OF his deep piely and
Earnest hymns. All these, to say
holnine OF the many In our city mis-
s,ohs' nay OF the many also here to-
hlsht who have experienced conyers-
ION. speak surely and clearly that
the law of slow formation OF charac-
Ter Is not the only way to become
better men and women There is
law OF direct attainment in charac
acter and chrlstikeness which runs
opposite 10 the law OF growth. and
the change which the Christ makes
real when he makes YOU fit for hcay-
On is only akin 10 il.
There is another change which the
Christ makes real at death II is con.
cerning the many little children who
fall asleep in death Others may think
as they may. but the Presbyterian
church has from the first maintained
that a loving God would welcome
these into Heaven as the Master did
on earth. Many speak of them as
angels. bGt God has been far better
to them than that They, WITH the
redeemed OF mature years, arc above
the angels. Most anxious question Is.
Do they remain as children forever?
Does the infant who as an infant
passed beyond remain ever an in
faDt2 We know that when on earth
child remains child and does not
develop into the mind. heart. soul or
bodily life which the years should
bring, IL is saddening thing for the
home. In our past sermons we have
tried 10 make clear the two great
trends of biblical teaching about
Heaven being continued develop
ment and yet an abode OF likeness Ia
youth. II we have read Alright. Deith"
er the infant, the child nor the aged.
infirm or MANNED, Will continue as
they dle. through the ages. Above
all else Heaven Is everywhere in the
Bible spoken Of as a place of the
most perfect possible attainment. and
surely neither infancy nor old age is
that We believe there will be an
unfolding and restoring change made
real TO those who need 1t. in order
that the best life can be then attained
This is part of the change wrought by
attainment" as a real working law
Tho text says. Il shall be satisfied
when | awake in His likeness" II is
n wondrous vision that is extended
to us in that verse. Wondrous, in
deed. Is the restorative power Of our
earthly slumber WEAKNESS yanishes
and strength. hope and freshness
comes while wo sleep: headache and
heartache have been lost in slumber
and fever and illness vanished
through one long sweet rest of sleep
Yes, earthly sleep restores earth's
needed strength and life. So when
in the sleep in Christ. which at death
lasts not for a long night, but for an
instant, not the wondrouS alchemy Of
Nature but the marvellous power OF
the God, who made us, and the Christ
who saves us. shall reveal to us new
powers of restoration and, awakening
In that likeness and power which was
the right of the soul when made IN
the image Of God we, too. shall be
satisfied. What more need we want2
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28
CONCRET IN &
RESERV OR
FOR CITY

The Wheelwrieht Construction COM
tany is rushing work in the concret"
jpg OF the new reservoir at the head
OF Twenty-third street.
That the now reservoir IS mucn
needed is obvious to one viewing the
situation at the outlet OF the old res
ervoir. The water yesterday was fully
four feet below the medium marx, AMI
the stream coming into the reservoir
was not sufficient TO replace the guam
tty OF water that was being carried
away by the large main pipe, The
dlow OF water into the reservoir fluc,
iIuates, though. the men working
there say. even though the regular
flow Of water is being takon into the
large ps1c at the other end, due TO
the accumulation OF air In the main
which has tendency to lessen tue
velocity of the flow.
The old reservoir has capacity ot
about 6.000,0 900 gallons oil water the
new one Will have a capacity oil about
is 900 900, and within 30 days time
will he ready to receive water. The
construction company has force %
fifty men on the concrete and they are
laying on an average of 40 square
yards each day, at which rate the en-
Tire 5000 Yards Will be laid in about
81 days. The contract time for com
plotting the work is 60 days.
The work began April 18th. and has
rot been interrupted since. Nearly
half of the floor of the reservoir has
been concretcd, and a number oil tiers
are in place on the sIces.
a bed OF the finest concrete gravel
known 10 contractors, lies within easy
distance OF the reservoir, the teams
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28
PARENTS' DAY
NOW POPULAR

Yesterday was parents day at the
Madison school and more tnan two
hundred patrons and friends visited
the building 10 witness class rccItn-
tiCEs and inspect the work done by the
pupils during the past school year
NC program OF special exercises was
prepared, but just the regular ron
tine work was done in All rooms
In the halls more tnan Il dozen
large tables were useG upon wlicn To
display the exhibit Each room had
n table covered with the various kinds
OF nandlwork The tables were ranged
consecutivelv from the first grade 70
the seventh grade. Placards over each
table designated tho department.
The work done In sewing, drawing
clay-modeling. papor cutting. RATA
work and weaving attracted consider
able attention aDd elicted much praI3c.
Patches and darnine b. the girls in
the sewing classes were neatly execut-
ed. The pose drawings. book-cover
designs and the water color and pastel
work were all OF a high standard of
excellence
The clay-modcling, which has been
introduced In the city schools during
the past year, came in for its share
of praise. This work was done ex-
clusivcly by the children n the prl-
mary grades Their modelling OF AM.
mails and various house utensils useu
In the arts of life was exceptionally
good. Designing for book covers and
napkins was good.
The language work paper cutting
and map drawing in the lower gradcs
illustrated such stories us Landing OF
Columbus and Robinson Crusoe. The
work showed great care In its prep
aration and remarkable skill In It's ex-
ecutlon.
The work OF the various depart
nents on exhibition was under the
direction of the following.
w. J.. Underwood. principal. Sev-
onth A. Miss ] ois Pierce: Seventh Il.
Miss Lotto Maine Sixth a and p.
Mrs. w. II. Meal and Miss Clara Re-
berg, Fifth A, Miss Laura Swanson
Fifth b, Miss Jennie Hamnl; Fonrcn
and d. Miss Eleanor Roche: Fourth
Is aud Third T, Miss Alta Cooley
Third b, Mrs. CahIll, First a and II.
Miss Bell
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28
MUCH WORK
| N I II E
Y AR DS

Questioned by Standard re,
porter us to wne!he. 49,. 49,.
work had been mapped oul OF author.
lSed by the Hartman management
at Ogden, Engineer Campbell said:
Good Lord. no. what 10 you news
paper men expect? We are In the
throes of Improvement WORK all owe:
the Ogden yards and are on the jump
to keep things moving satisfactorily
20 those in authority New work
There is enough now ON hand and in
course OF construction to keep hun
dFeds of men employed right up until
the first OF the year and that ought TO
satisfy the most enthusiastic booster
OF Ogden.'
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28
TAFT'S DOUBLE WILL NOT
BE AT THE GAME

Pittsburg. April 2s.-Whcn Presi-
dent Taft attends the ball game be-
tween PittsburG and Chicago at Forbes
Field next Wednesday he will not be
accompanied by his double, Desk Ser
geant Morley OF the Central station.
Morley was invited by a member of
the entertainment committee TO at
tend the game. but said last night he
would not be there.
Il don't want TO make a show OF
myself said Morley. And besides
being embarrassing 10 me. 1t might
not be comfortable for the president
] Will he on duty at the Central Sta
tIon. but III keep posted how the
game goes.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28
now 5 Ihis!

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my case OF CatNrrh ;hat eauuot be cured by
Sails CAarrh Cure.
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J We, the undersigned, have known +. ].
laeney for the last hftecn years, and believe
tm perfectly honorable in all business trans.
enons and financially able 70 carry out any
bhgatlons rnaIc by their firm
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pALoISe, ktSSsE < M,Ev1S. Wholesale Drug.
els,s, Toledo, o.
Halls Caiarrh Cure Is taken internally. act.
eg directly upon tho blood and mucous sur.
fees OF the syStcm. Price. 75c per bottle
pld by all druggists Tcstmonials free.
Halls Family Pills arc the best
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28

citizen OF New York is trying to col.
lect a judgment from an elusive char
acter." said DR.. Coakleys counsel in
opposing the motion Recently Tim
otby d Sullivan. who holds $4,000
of the Jeffries-Johnson fight stakes.
gave his personal check for DR.. Coax.
loy's bill plus interest and costs as
security for the debt
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28
TEX RICHARD TRYING
TO ESCAPE THE LAW.

New York. April 2S.-Tex Rickard,
promoter of the Jeffrles-Johnson fight.
has filed a motion through his at
torney here to have Supreme Court
Justice Whitney set aside the judSs
ment of S2.290 obtained by DR. Cor
nelius G. Coakley Tho judgment was
for services rendered Richards lit
tie girl two years ago
This Is a case where reputable
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28
ARMSTRONG NOW I'M BUTTE

Bill Armstrong OF Salt Lake. man.
a9er OF Pete Sullivan. is now in Butte
cndeavoTlng to secure a match with
thompson and Sullivan, which would
draw big house In Salt Lake. The
report that Thompson wants TO fight
Collins is wrong, as Sullivan is the
boy Thompson Is after and the match
vii! likely be made
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28
FINAL PAYMENT MADE
IN ALASKA COAL CLAIMS

Juneau, Alaska. April &c. S
Chezum, promoter OF group OF
claims bearing his name In the Katalla
coal fields. made final payment OF
$4,000 to the land office here yester-
day. and the claims VIII be forwarded
10 Washington at once for patent
Chezum located the Cunningham
group which Is being investigated by
the interior department and mapped
out the development work done on
them
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-28
JEFFRIES HAS
A SORE SPOT

Bon Lomond Cal, April 2S.-Accord-
ing TO Manager Sam Berger, the boil
on Jim Jeffries back may prove a
blessing in disguise Thus is phil
osophy added to the aesthetic curri-
culum recently proposed by Joe Choyn-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-29
FIGHTERS ARE FINED
Two Boys Arrested Last Night for
Street Fighting Are Given Fine
and Eight Days at Labor

Thomas Douglas and John Dono-
van, who were arrested last night on
the charge Of lighting on the street
and for being drunk and disorderly
conduct, were each sentenced to eight
days in Jail and fined $40. Both Of
the boys presented a repellent appear
ance in police court this morning, as
their faces were all banged up and
bruised, and covered with big red
and blue spots where they had hit
each other.
When they were brought into the
police station last night they were
so literally covered with blood that
their hair was matted. Alvin Lind
say was with them and retained by
the police as witness. During the
scene last night in the police cap
tain's headquarters, Donovan claimed
to have been set upon Douglas with
an attempt to rob him. A note book,
which he stated was taken from him,
was found later at the scene of the
fight. In court this morning, it was
found that the Donovan robbery story
was only drunken halucination.
In police court this morning John
Nolan was also brought UP before
Judge Miller on charge of drunken
ness. He was fined SO or given two
days in Jail. He paid the fine.