Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 3

Li -A 3 3 11 Chattanooga Savings Bank Corner 8th and Cherry Sts 4 Per Cent Interest ALLOWED ON CALENDAR MONTH DEPOSITS COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY Cert Vales of repcslt Issued at Following Rates: Certficates payable on Demand 4 per ct Certificates payable in 6 months 434 per ct Certificates payable in 12 months 5 per cent OF'MN s4vrt3RDA'y nvElsliNGs uw-rit 8 NI TILE DAILY BISHOP ANDREWS Eloquent Sermon Preached at Athens Tenn The Eminent Divine Delivers a Discourse on "The Christian Church the Builder end Building" WORK OF ROLSTON CONFERENCE TIMES 00G TENTS 310N DA17 SEPTEMBER 27 1 8 9 7 No man could have built it 2 The church Po designed and so built and so embracing and ennobling and and saving men of every class and condition is the best thing in the world There is no other such conapass for poor sea-tnssed humanity! No other uplifting and propelling power for the poor weak struggling race as this divine power which works within and for us The church the universal church of God and this almighty uplifting saving power within and attending it! How we should love and cherish and support the church! The hope and the help of the world! WILL-RETURN TO JAPAN MURDER AT KINGSTON HENRY WRIGHT SHOT DEAD SATYR DAY NIGHT Attempted to Forcibly Enter the House of Bob Thomas and Was Fired Murderer 'Was a White Laborer 01 I i 4 1 Ap ank TILE DAILY- TIMES CIIATTA3COOG-A TEIcic 310N DA-17 SEPTEMBER 27 1897 1Ael Chattan000m Savangs B7 z) BISHOP ANDREWS No man could have built 2 The church so designed and SO built and so embracing and ennobling and MURDER AT KINGSTON 4 I Corner 8th and Cherry vating and saving men of every class and eondition is the best thing in the worid HENRY GHT SA A err Sts El other uch compss for poor RI HOT DEAD TYR There is no sa DAY NIGHT oquent ermon reace a 1 I Athens Tenn ea-tcssed humanity! No other uplifting and propelling power for the p9or weak struzgling race as this divine power Attempted to Forcibly Enter the which works within and for us The House of Bob Thomas and Was 4 Per Cent Interest I ALLOWED ON CALENDAR MONTH DEPOSITS Fired Murderer church the universal church of God and 1 I COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY The Eminent Divine Delivers a Discourse this almighty uplifting saving power Nvithin and att nding it! ow we should Wsus a CerlIttates of repcSIIIsslied at Following Rates: love and cheriseh arid support the church! White Laborer on "The Christian Church the The hope and the help of the world! Certficates payable on Demand 4 per ct Certificates payable in 6 months 434 Per OA Builder end Building" Certificates payable in iz months 5 per cent OF'MN 4vrtuRIDAY EVENINGS uw-rit a F' isil WILL RETURN TO JAPAN IK WORK OF HOLSTON CONFERENCE 3 I osmottesomool 1 rest- 4 I 1 1 Ironing is hard enough A Ai Save your strength for that Make the rest '111tyli of the washing easy with Pear line 1 lit Soak boil is all there is iclothold sarecaleanerand 1 two'hiitt 1 whiter than the colored t'1' goods are brighter flannels arc softer if-- and Won't shrink Use your Pearline just as I directed on CV ery package and --N 4' you'll cret the best results Don't -rt use only wastes it don't use only increases your work Use it alone no soap with it nothing but Pearline -v be- Inc re is and Dred )lter as and lon't sit 3 Pe: 5 Ironing is hard enough 1 k1 Save your strencrth for that Make the ft I tyli of the waso hing easy with Pearl 1 bil il oa rinse all the is to it The clothes are cleaner Whiter than in th old way col 4 goods are brighter flannels arc s( sr- sk and won't shrink l'fr Use your Pearline jus y- directed on every package 3 11 you'll get the best results s'" -----------tiv 0s" use only waste SOUTHERN IRON ACTIVE SOUTHERN IRON ACTIVE! here 1011arge atteudanee is expected and ample arrangements for the entertain ment of the ministers and lay delegates are being made Much business of importance will be transacted at this meeting of the presbytery here ANtarge attendance is expected and rnrtla a rra o'Prncnta for the entertain FURNACES COMM-AND THEM OWN PRICES bishops Address to Candidate for Admission Into the Conference Will Probably Adjourn This Attendance Kin Takahashi Graduate of Maryville College Bids Adieu to His Alma Mater Knoxville Sept 11G--Kin Takahashi the Japanese student who has been at Maryville college Blount county for several years delivered his farewell address to his friends in Tennessee yesterday lie is soon to return to his native country to bseome a missionary For the past nine years Kin has been in this state a Kin Takahashi Graduate of Mary- HCNISVILLE ELOPEMENT Birmingham Iron Masters Refuse to Book Orders at Present Prices Varther Attend Than 'Mare 1Porelkg-EL Trade TELE PHONE 295 01 Kingston Tenn Sept Wright was shot and killed late Saturday night at the house of Bob Thomas in South Kingston a suburb of this town Thomas and his son-in-law Bennett lived in the house together About midnight Wright came to the door and knocked on being asked his name be refused to give it but threatened to kick the door dovnr-if ft was not opened He was refused admittance unless he would tell his name when in a rage he kicked the door open and started in the house Just as he pullt his head in at the door both Bennett and Thomas fired on him with pistols lie fell dead on the Spilt with a bullet hole through his head Thomas is- a cripple not able to walk Bennett Is a tough character and recently married Thomas' daughter Thomas kept a very disreputable house Wright is a day laborer about SO years old and has a wife but no children The sheriff has Bennett in custody awaiting trial which will take place Monday morning Kiston 26 nz Tenn Sept '---Henry Wrigit was shot and killed late Satur- day night at the house of Bob Thomas in South Kingston rb a subu of this town MU 3 1-! 1- -AA- rrwo Mart-led Inert Get Gay Hutt Are 4 4 I I i 1- 4 1 ti ti II 4 11 We Mc El Your Line I Sew on all waah it clean Pail for and deliver ic city and sabot-1A proruptly at a ing to son of 1Z per Clint is wort joolting after I eft a It 1b4 1Z per Chattanooga Steam Laundry CHARLES FORSTNER Proprietor 121 Montgomery Ave Ave Huntsville Ala Sept eKcitement was occasioned this forenoon when it became knowrr-t-nikt two married men had eloped with two young girls operatives in the Dallas mills and had boarded the train for Galveston Tex Acting Chief of Polit-e William Mitchell telegraphed the sheriff at 'ruscumbia to be cm the lookout aud arrest them which he did and brought them back The girls were turned over to their parents and the men committed to jail gi i 1 1 it li 'I i i I7 11 1 I 1 1 4 1 1 1 I 1 i 1 pr'- I'll ik a I i- 4 1 I 1 i 1 1 I 9 StiginitiaN1111 1112IIIIIMIlltraltIll'a trITCA01111M Ili EIMIIIII! 11! I 1 IV rt 71Pir 1 i rtirmingham Ala Sent- 2-41--T1 iron market has been unusually active in this district during the week just closed No 1 foundry iron is quoted at $775 Per ton but furnaces are having no trouble in obtaining $785 per ton No orders are neing taken further ahead than March 18:01 at the present price and few of the furnaces are going- that far ahead Practically all have orders enough on hand to keep them busy until January So choked are the furnaces with orders thst nobody but regular cusTouters can hope to buy at present The foreign trade is still brisk Two 10(0- ton orders and one 15W-ton order left the district during the week for Manchester and Liverpool The daily iron output of the district now ranges from ll()00 to 3fit10 tons ON THE SAME DAY cCi r) 0 4--) '4 frik gasi4' 0 A --k tk 4e Coci 1 4 7 10 )W-4 OINkult) 10011 4 I e'14so or 1 11 1 VA '1046flitoretfr student at the eollege above named Ile completed his regular collegiate course there two years ago and since that time has been engaged in special work establishing an interest in the new A building at the Maryville college This afternoon Kin addressed a large number of young men in the A rooms of this city He told of his coming to this country and of his work and the difficulties under which he has labored It was thirteen years ago when he first realized that he was called to the ministry and he thereupon set out to get to America for the purpose of getting an education intending to return to Japan as soon as he was fitted for the missionary field He was then but 12 years of age but succeeded in working his way to America and was from the beginning fortunate enough to find friends everywhere Ile entered a preparatory school near San Francisco and after remaining there two years was sent to Maryville college by a philanthropic lady who became interested in him He was thrown on his own resources after having been at the institution for a year and since that time he has made his own way through the Institution A reception was tendered him at the college last Friday night He is now o11 route to Washington where he will deliver a lecture on his native country He will also go to other eastern and northern cities delivering this lecture wherever possible By this means he hopes to raise a sufficient fund to pay his transportation to Japan Neu'roes Shoot to the Death Court land Ala Sept afternoon John Isam and Henderson Heard two negroes engaged iu a shooting affray at Bynum Co's mill over some trivial affair Isam was shot through the cheek and hand lie was disarmed by Heard and shot with his own pistol After escaping from his antagonist he ilashed into the back door of the post-office and before he could be prevented from doing so grabbed a pistol which was lying convenient and quickly dashed out and overtook Heard at the postotEce corner on the public square shooting him in the back The ball went entirely through Heard breaking his backbone He was also shot in the right axilary region His injuries are fatal Isam escaped ROBBER LOWE'S SENTENCE E7-- -7- It Mardererm Slim and Maya Will Probably Be Hanged Bristol Tenn Sept 20--A motion for nev trial in the case of John Jackson who was yesterday found guilty of the murder of Leonard by a jury at Abingdon Va will be argued next Saturday It is not likely thtat a new trial will be granted and in case an appeal is not taken Jackson is likely to be banged about the time Will Mays will be hanged in this county for the murder of Masengill The opinion of the supreme court yesterday in the case of Isham Sims who murdered Walter Galloway fixes Nov 17 as the date for Sims' execution This is the same day on which Mays will be banged at Blountville ALAB 4kM NEWS BREVITIES We make suits to suit the season-Suits for office street or ball We suit any man in reason Whether he be short or tall Fashion fabric faultless fitting All by us is guaranteed And with efforts unremitting Walsh your tailor is in the lead 1-) 1 i I 11 '4 1 l'i I I 1 I 1 I i 1 is I i I 1 fi -I ti 7 i 1 1 1 1 I 1 i ---1 I FA I s'i I ti 4 4 '1 1 I' 11 ti 1 4 i 1 4 J1 't i A party of young men headed by Col I IL Stone left Athens last week for Arizona in search of gold They will go direct to Tucson and from there they will take private conveyanees to the mountains The party was composed of the following: Greer Mason John Freeman Walker Geo Ragsdale Schuyler IIarris and Laid law I Charles flay the young detective who killed the negro at Montgomery last Sunday was discharged on a preliminary examination on the ground of justifiable homicide It was shown Ray shot in self-defense Dr ratty who lives near Dawson lost his house by fire toss about $1000 820 Market St I to 1- tit sa ADVERTISING TIM CARNIVAL Chance4 Good for a Lame Attendance at Knoxville Street Fair Knoxville Sept 2G--Tas Wright chief of the bureau of promotion and publicity of the Carnival is in Virginia la the interest of the grand affair He was at Newbern Va Saturday and intends visiting all the leading cities and towns of the state this week He re- ports considerable encouragement and says he has already received assurances that several hundred people will be in Knoxville during the Carnival week from Virginia points Upon his return from the adjacent state he will go to Kentucky in the interest of the Carnival gr Wright has done and is doing considerable effective work in the way of advertising Knoxville's big street fair and the em- ecutive committee believes his efforts will result in bringing many strangers to the city at that time Given Ten Years for Complicity in the Calera Robbery Birmingham Ala Sept '2f1---At Columbiana Shelby county yesterday Thos Lowe charged with participation in the robbery of a Louisville and Nashville train near Calera Ala in March last -was put on trial in the circuit court 'Judge Brewer presiding Lowe pleaded guilty and asked for the mercy of the court Fisher of Nashville super intendent Of the Southern Express coin puny which corporation lost about $1400 in the robbery addressed the court and urged that Lowe be given the minimum sentence imposed by the law in such cases Mr Fisher said he was satisfied that it was Lowe's first offense: that he had undoubtedly been inveigled into the robbery by Gus Hyatt leader in the plot and that Hyatt was the real instigator of the crime On this statement Judge Brewer gave Lowe the lowest sentence Nvhi01 is ten years at hard labor in the penitentiary Hyatt is now serving a term in the Tennessee penitentiary for robbing a and Nashville train near Clarksville Tenn subsequent to the Calera robbery IA)we was run (lown by the express company's detect ives being captured Aug 20 at Rockville: Ind -while in attendance on a picnic He had been chased through several southern states and into Ohio from Which state he went to Indiana where at Coxville he purchased a saloon and engaged in business The (lay he was caught he was in the neighboring town of Rockville He at once con fessed to his part of the robbery saying it had been Nanned by Hyatt Lowe is about 12 years of aye and a native of Clarke county Indiana 2-71 Soft Marka for Cupid Harriman Tenn Sept 2G--The students of the university here are a shining mark for Cupid's darts Two weeks ago Rev Bright a student was married to Miss Burnett a former student A few days after commencement last summer Beeler and Miss Mary Burgess both students went over to Kingston were married and retnrned here and kept the matter from friends Mr Beeler left in a few days for his home at New Prospect Tenn Mrs Beeler spending the slimmer here with Mrs Julian The matter finally became known and Mrs Beeler left yesterday morning to join her husband A student who took the Ph degree last year is mournig in his distant home and refuses to be comforted because his betrothed a young lady of this place failed to meet him last Friday when they were to have been married Oscar Ingram has gone to the country for his health Rev Gui Ile leaves tomorrow for Chattanooga to attend the Presbyterian synod Mr and Mrs Goff left this morning for Knoxville to attend services at the Jewish synagogue I i I 1 A GOY TAYLOR IN ATLANTA CHATTANOOGA LIGHT AND POWER Co LW-111E111V UZI 141U LI Ay yv ARC LIGHTING INCANDESCENT LIGHTING Eatimates furnished on application ELECTRIC POWER Televhone 49 Office 9 East 9th St BATTLE WITH AN OUTLAW He Dee lares That He lot Not In the Field for the United States Senatorship Atlanta Sept Taylor of Tennessee who was here today said that under no circumstances would be resign the governorship of that state More than that he declared that he was not in the field for the United States senatorship as he had other plans ahead which forbade the idea political 4 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Further Details of the Fight With Desperado "Bill" Fannin Bristol Tenn Sept Baldwin's entire force were out yesterday searching for 'Pi Fannin the desperado who on Friday shot two of the detective's men Further details of the affair reached here last night Officer Allen Brown who Athens Tenn Sept session of the Holston conference yesterday was uneventful the slight electrical disturbance of yesterday having left no trace b0- hind and the business of the morning proceeded rapidly and smoothly Two young men Rev A Simonds and Rev A Parham having completed the invariable two years' probation in the conference and ministry were received into full membership and elected to deacon's orders Two promising young men George Paul and Robert Walker were received on trial The most interesting feature of the day's proceedings was the address of the presiding bishop to the candidates for admission into full membership in the conference This has come to be regarded as an event in every conference session it is almost always an elaborate and practical lecture to the class about to be accepted into the membership and responsibilities of the conference The: occasion also affords the bishop a fine op-: portunity of addressing himself bsdirectly: to the entire conference imparting out of his abundant experience learning and observation most valuable lessons of instruction The lecture yesterday morning was altogether original and unique It was a kind of life-like picture of the model treacher as seen in the character life It ud teachings of Saint Paul The force of underlying character was shown doctrine was expounded consecration was illustrated and impressed the art of winning meu exhibited and commended and the heroic spirit held up to admiration The address made a profound impression upon the conference Yesterday afternoon a reception was given the members of the conference and the visitors by Mrs la Chapman su-: perintendent of the Ritter Industrial Home for Young Ladies it was In the I ample and beautiful grounds surrounding 1 the home and was en elegant and delight- ful affair and largely attended Sunday Services Today has been beautiful and pleasant- I ly cool the only disagreeable feature of the situation being the dusty streets and sidewalks The services have been largely attended many coming from Chattanooga and Knoxville and all points be-: tween and from the surrounding country Members of the conference occupied all of the pulpits of all the churches of the several denominations in the town but the principal Interest naturally centered in the conference love least and in the conference sermon Ly Bishop Andrews i To fully appreciate the sermon one needs to know the preacher Imagine a man of about Cs'S (he is however several years older but does not appear so) medium stature but slightly stooped just a little inclined to portliness head symmetrically minded and set off with al crown of white hair closely trimmed a face strong and firm but of remarkable benignancy bright grayish blue eyes se- rene penetrating and twinkling with a voice and manner inviting and at once winning your confidence and you have the man Bishop Andrew's Sermon But only a full and complete report could do justice to the magnificent sermon The text was: "Upon this rock I will build my church" Mutt le) 18 The theme was: The Christian Builder and the Building The bishop said in part: "We are to consider the Christian church the most conspicuous structure of all the ages Its beginnings were small and insignificant rising at first slowly and in the fare of intense opposition in the midst of darkness and idolatry and spreading gradual-1 ly until now all the gods of the mighty i nations of that day are discarded and it is now everywhere- Jehovah God or the denial of the existence of a divine being at all Everywhere vast multitusaas- corn-: munities and nations of the highest Eeivila! isation and power are united in the one Christian faith and doctrine having the same experience and hope devoted to the same universal charity and conquest The one church of Jesus Christ the marvel and the glory of the ages! Who was its founder and builder? Here there can be no question for this remarkable phenomenon arose in an enlightened and brilliant literary age the records of which have come down to us Strass and Renan although they deny- the inspiration of the scriptures and the divinity of Jesus Christ have nevertheless written His life and traced the rise and growth of the church There is no denying that Jesus is the founder of the church which bears his name Other men of great talents and abilities have led victorious armies in revolution or conquest and have founded kingdoms and dynasties which have endured for a time But Jesus Christ did nothing of this kind Until He was :30 years of age he was only knoan as an humble carpenter mei at 33 he was rejected alai erucified by his own people And yet He is the founder of this ever-erowing and conquering church Most men are molded and made what they are by their entionnient Look at the civilization and the cireumstances in the midst of whieh lie grew up and lived and guess what kind of a saciety or organization a person so situated would be likely to found He was a member of the Jewish community a descendant of Abraham one of a people who considered thems'elreg the chosen of tl-od the only favored of heaven What did He build? What are the characteristics of Ms church': 1 The most striking and fundamental charaeteristoc is that it ignores all conditions of race blood nationality and all the usual clasa distinctions It has but one supreme aim to make all its members good the true and real perfect goodness of all human character 3 His chusch is free from all prescribed formalities 4 Jesus Christ is the unchanging and everlasting Lord and head and center I ty oJesus Christ have nvertheles writ- es en is life and traced the rise and growth of the church There is no deny- ing that Jesus is the founder of the church which bears his name Other men of great talents and abilities have led victorious armies in revolution or conquest and have founded kingdoms end dynasties which have endured for a time But Jesus Christ did nothing of this kind Until lie was 34I years of age he was only known as an humble car- penter and at 33 he was rejected tied crucified by his own people And 3-et Ile is the founder of this ever-growing and conque Most men are molded ring church and made what the are by their euvit'on- ment Look at the civilization and the circumstances in the midst of which Ile grew up and liVed and guess what kind (fsiftnaatse'dIe to found so He Was a member of the jewisfl coin- triunity a descendant of A braltain one of a people Who considsreI themselves the chosen of God the only favored of heti Ten 'What did He build? What are the char- aeteristics of His church': 1 The mo st striking and fundamental nations of that day are discarded and it is now f' vvrywhorP Johnv91-1 and nr thA CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE Diamond Thief Bound Over Cleveland Tenn Sept negro Charles Johnson who stole the Craig-miles di4monds had a preliminary hearing yesterday afternoon before Justine Halle and was bound over to court In default of bail he went to jail t( I 1-1 I 11 1 i I i 1 WILL- USE SOUTHERN COAL Capital and Profits $500000 Deposits $1100000 MOrrAGUIC Provident- 3 RATItutit( 'ahipe Li a CHAMBUILAIN Vice-Prenident FAION Abs't Caffibier in Georgia Trenton Ga Sept at the church at New England City today Miss Iiartatra Byrd of that place to Mack Acuff of Arizona Mr Acuff went from this county to Arizona two years ago and has made himself a home there to which he will shortly return with his bride Small Aasig-untent at Rockwood Rockwood Tenn Sept 24--Martin Cross doing a small grocery and restaurant business under the style of the Royal restaurant made All assignment Saturday naming IL Joseph as trustee Liabilities and assets about $175 HARRY CHAPMAN IP UNDERTAKER EMBALMING RED CLAY GA Red (lay 4a Sept 21--Mrs Will Kinser and Willie Phillips have returned to Cleveland Tenn A protracted meeting is in progress at the Methodist Episcopal Mureh south 'M Igor! of Bradley county Tenn is visiting friends here -Miss Jessie Jackson has entered school at Dalton Telephone 18 Livery and Boarding Stable was shot in the abdomen is not expected to recover The officers had Fannin and a negro mi1 der arrest and were carrying them to prison in an empty box car on a enal train Fannin did the shooting through an opening In the car After he had shot Brown he and Officer Thomas Phelps engaged in a hot battle Fannin fired six shots at Phelps one taking effect in the officer's foot Phelps returned the shots but was put at the disadvantage of not being in a position to get a clear view of Fannin The train was running at the lime and leaping from it Fannin made his escape Officer Phelps thinks he wounded the desperado after he left the tra in There is said to be great indignation among Baldwin's corps of officers and the opinion is expressed that if Fannin is overtaken he will be killed on sight aulung 13U111 NI ill CUL 11 ()Hirers 1111U the opinion is expressed that if Fannin is Livery Closed on Sunday 1 t11 PINE ST BETWEEN 7111 and 8tri ROCKWOOD TENN 'Rockwood Tenn Spt 213--T Clark Virginitt is the guest of Cashier Clark Rev Sexton the blacksmith evangelist is conducting a revival meeting in the Sanborn Grove Dr George is visiting relittives at Maryville Smith is sick GEORGI NEWS CONDENSED Ilitogliollopt Parket Company Coal traria for Alabama Furl Birmingham Ala Sept West Alabama Coal association composed of the leading coal mining companies in Walker county has begun to encroach 1111011 the business of the Pittsburg operators on the iNlississippi river Within the past few days this association has closed a contract with the Memphis New and Cincinnati Packet company to supply the company with all the colt it uses between November of this year and January 1S--kt) amounting to abTat 24L000 tons per year It is reliably stated that the same association will very soon close similar contracts with the Anchor lino of steamers on the -Alississippi and the St Louis and Mississippi River Transportation comany The aggregate of those contracts wiil he in the neighborhood of ltatmett0 tons a year These companies have heretofore secured their coal in the -north The Alabama coal will be delivered to them at Greenville Miss Premlb3tery of North Alabama' Cout laud Ala Sept day the presbytery 4)f North Alabama Will meet in the Presbyterian church tat TAW 1L1lP ISSOCII111011 WM very einsto Atimithr entit-rntA with fhp Anohnr Ti IARP Co aiionelod I'm Nemo" il 11116 It JE- t41-40 I I I it I SCHOOLMATE OP GARFIELD TAMPICO 'FENN Tampico Tenn Sept 21--Mrs Henry Harris of Dandride is visiting her daughter Mrs IV Cowan Driscoll has gone to Louisville Ky to enter a medical college Churchman is very sick with typhoid fever TAMPICO 'FENN ITonrw TINDERTAKERS zz-f Livery and Feed Stables Chattanooga Leaders in theirLine- The consolidated returns from the different country precincts in Upson county show that in the local option election held on IVednesflay the dry side has a -majority of 4711 Every Icrecinct in the (-minty Toted "dry" The negroes voted almost solidly against the sale of whiskey For the fourth time in a little over a year old man Taylor Delk will he placed on trial next month for the killing of sheriff Gwyn Of Pike county near Zebu-Ion The old man has already had three trials and just ns many times he has been condemned to die The fourth trial will it is thought begin on the third Monday in October and Delk's attorney says he is this time confident of securing an acquittal for the old man county show that in the loyal option elec- tion held on Wodnesfinv the dry side hag MKVitlIMAC)KgN40414-1KVigXTr7T-KKY4MrtIT6V i4 1 "Tis a feat to fit the feet" 1'1 Courtesy Correct Treatment and Fair ti ana we la Dealing Accoraed to All i I 1 I WLL 01U LIU ILI I 1(11111y LU 1-1-LI 'ICU ILI AL 't' kow lk 1OR1SON President WILLIAM ROSENHEIN Vice-President Live and LeiLive on I (OR IN1ARKET ICND St VENTHS1S NIA LADY It tt-rives terever there is tith ('LEAN A great Ines (4orro 'Destroyer positive detene against eilow are just in receipt of a targe ocustarapeut of this votiktertni preparation It is odorwss does not sLain destroys JOU' Odors arrests decomposition and purities the sin A quart bottle may save a dozeta Ild all we uniuge tor it is rguoir price Spa-cial Prices on opperas and Carbolic oppras io pound lois we otter tor In pound lois we oiler for t'aitoilc Acid in pouud bottes pure ve otitr tor tr)c ORIGINAL CUT-PRICE DRUGGISTS cc7- herNIfilro Re'allecrat Wholesale Prices YELLOW FEVEII that I I i lith i Our Price Electric Bitters system renovator regular priee SLOci Electric Bitters system renovator regular price Klines Nerve Restorer small regular price 100 Kline a Nerve Restorer large regular price S'-lAlo Miles Restorative Nervine regular price Mlles' New Heat Cure regular price SIAJO Cotupourid Extract Red Clover regular price 44:41 1ru Is a scientific 60c a3c 67c 1 60 U7e 67c 75e All in an Largest and Prettiest line of Men's Shoes on hand ever shown Positively best and newest styles at any price Complete 1 IWILLIAM ROSENHEIN Vic ice i i t1( 3N lovRisoN President I 1 elitt 1 on Conaplete Live and Lo Ivo rug 0 in an ri I 0 II A (OR MARKET AND SEVENTILSTs t' 4711 -('' 0 -5 ORIGINAL DRUGGISTS --7 Ask awl Ir LYerythirg Re'alled at Wholesale Prices ---i It) Largest and Prettiest line i I 5 (Z EL FEVE11 that DIZEADFU1 LLAOW DY It ttrives there is 11th ur 's-Mi 0 Men Shoes on han 1 Electric Bitter Price system repo va or 4I'LEA I' I' A great discoveryr---Constan- tines itier rut positive I 1 regulzir prie de-'1-'- Electric Bitters system renovator 60c '0 tigatost Yellow Fever are just in receipt of a regular price 50e Nerve Restorer small regu- I ever shoWn Positively tne large eensigulveut of this vozikiertut prepara- lion It is oduricos does not stain destroys isr price Imo Vw- Kline Nerve Restorer ierge regu- 67c tottl Odors arrets decompottion and purities 11 the air A quart bottle may save a dozeu livec kir price' 00 best and neWeSt sty les at -vt- i 5 i i end ail we tdoirge tor It is rstuar price 50c Spa-clal Ploices on opperati and Car- Mitlreis'e Rseis tmorative Nervine regular 0 i 11gc er 'bone Aeld---t opperas io pound lots we otter lilies' New Hear Cure regular price tor It oppas tu to we Oil ls er tor $1(0 67c gn0 ite t'ettoile Acid in pout pouud boilles pure Compound Extract Red Clover rice "'oz an trjstalia ve olitr tor x2 iiir price anis Is a scientific Oi 75e 1 --st ob Ittt i --2! flio "1r -) 1 George McLean GI VeM Interesting Reminiscences of the Late President Bristol Tenn Sept 1)00 Ken- tueky avenue Bristol lives an aged man who was a schoolmate of the late President Garfield when the latter was in the public schools at only 17 years of age This m-an is George McLean who came from Michigan with his son the latter having come here as an employe the Morton-Lewis-Willey Lumber company The senior Mr McLean says he has vivid recollections of his Ohio schivi days and of that strip of a boy who afterward became President of the United States Miss Manilla Gates was teaching the school in which Garfield and McLean were associated There were a number of boys in this school and as Mr McLean expresses it some of them were considered at the time "lots smarter than Jim Garfield" In fact Garfield was not considered a bright boy He was however as Mr McLean saw him different from any and all the other boys He "flocked" to himself was not of a very social disposition but to use Mr McLean's expression when it came to studying he was a sticker Ile studied hard and had but little inclination to indulge in the pastimes common among the boys Commenting further Mr McLean said to The Times correspondent: "I never would havetthought there was anything in Garfield 111is mother was a women of fine sense but he showed no special brilliancy during his early school days In fact there were a number of boys in school with him when I was who were intellectually his superiors at the time They were quicker witted and to all appearances much brighter than he Among these boys were Jim Gates Knott Corlett Tack Rauer and Abram Farr" -How did these boys turn out?" asked the reporter "I don't know what became of Gates but Corlett died a drunkard Raner entered the war and was killed in his first engagement: Farr fell heir to a farm and turned ont to be a'hayseed' and I went off with a circus" When the war broke out Mr McLean quit the show and entered the fight for the 'Union was wounded in battle and has never been stout since pony senior Mr McLe an ays li has se vivid recollections of his Ohio sehi)ol days and of that strip of a bey who after- ward become President of the United Aliss -Marina Gates was teacing the school in which Garfield and McLean were associated There were a number of boys in this school and as Mr McLean expresses it some of them were consid- ered et the time "lots smarter than Jim Garfield" In fact Garfield was not con- sidered a bright boy Ile was however ttS Mr McLean saw him different from any and all the other boys Ile "flocked' to himself Wag not of a very social di position but to use Mr McLean's ex- ression when it came to studying he was a sticker Ile studied bard and had in the but little inclination to indulge pastimes common among the boys Commenting further Mr McLean said to The Times correspondent: "I never vvould have thomrlit there was anything in Garfield 1-lis mother was a Women of fine sense but he showed no special brilliancy during his early school days In fact there were a number of boys in school with hi when I was who were 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How does He build His church? Not by force of arms and violence He draws them to Hia by his love enlightens and transforms them by the infinite wisdom and power of the Holy Ghost working within them He builds by vitalizing and renewing and transforming men and nations and making them like Himself in love and in character The people so transformed are the church not the Methodist or any other mere denomination but all sincere believers and followers of the Holy Christ Behold this church filling the world! Inferences: 1 The church is divine Man could not have founded and built it In St Paul's cathedral the visitor may see an inscription relating to the great architect Sir Christopher Wren It reads "Would you see his monument? Look around you!" So the Christian church is the proof of the divinity of the founder! 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