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The border vidette., 1899-05-13
Closing of NogaIes Public School.
Attest.-W. N. Cummings.
Clerk.

On Friday evening, May 5, 1899,
the public schools of Nogales closed
with splendid entertainment at the
opera house, which was thoroughly
e.jnyed by the large audience.
The entertain nent consisted of
songs Rotations. dialogues and
tableaus, all of which were we'll
rea!ered and greatly appreciated.
The teachers of the Nogales schools
deserve much credit for the ability
they have displa yed ia managing the
school and bringing it up to its present
high standing, and if the people OF
No.ales School District No. bui d a
new and suitable building there is no
reason why Nogal,s should not be i'll
the front ranks with her schools. With
the present s:hool building it is i'm
pc sible to do justice IL the pupils On
account of the over-crowGed condition
of the rooms. Think of it, patrons oil
the school, there have been more than
one hundred children crowded into
one little room, with three and four in
one seat. What can q teacher dc
with that RumbeI2 What must the
sanitary condition of crowded room
like that 10 likel All these will bt
remedied when we get new and com
modious building, we'll ventilated ant
not before.
The border vidette., 1899-05-13

The appointment of Frank J.
Duffy by tho board OF supervisors to
6il tile Office o. assessor and tax col
sector for the cnunry of Santa Cruz,
diyrs entire satisfaction to b 'th demo-
Gratis and republicans. WhiIs MIR.
Dufy il ~emo rat and the board of
ssp+rvisors is republican, it Is &C.
kno wlea S.d that Frank J. Duffy, Oh
account IF the services he rendered
che new county ia helping TO secure
county division IL entitled to any posi-
Zion Ia, the gift of the people, and his
present appointment by ths board i.
. just TO, osnition of srrvi CO rendered,
and We congratulate the board III Sc
curing the g.. vio.s of Que orthy and
60 'pet-mt to th amy position Of
public trust.
The border vidette., 1899-05-13
The JOINT Board.

The j,i,,t B,Ari of Supervisors of
Pima anil Santa C.uz cauaties conven
ell y..storday "Wednesday afternoon at
. o'clock, Attorney Franklin represent
ing the Pima county boarl nad Ju lee
WIN. IL. b srn-s the santa Cruz county
board. After ssme dis :us ion it WIS
very apparent theirs would be no agree
n, mt TIE siam lin block was in the
refusal of the Pima county board to
credit Santa Cruz county With SIS,
900, the Pima c'unty board refusing
Oh the ground that there Was no
authority in law to warrant the board
in so doing. The hoard resolvei to
stand at recess subject Co being called
together in ten days hetice from the
chairman of tho Pima county board.
The next s.ep will be mandamus
proceedings on the part Of Pima coun-
ty to force 8 anita Cruz county to issue
bonds for its share OF the indebtedness.
Star.
The border vidette., 1899-05-13
From Calabasas.

G. w. Atkinson ia down fron Gala
Lssas. He says tie frost hiPped
everything Oh the upper Santa Cruz
iercely. His friend Cameron ia
making large shipments OF cattle He
has already snippe i out 1900 and 's
gathering another train load. =
Referring to the court Oe private
land claims, Atkinson said that alter
General Miles, Who removed the Aps-
ches, the land court ~as tho greatest
bl ssihg ever vouchsaf1d the territory
in securing the settlers titles to their
homes, and forever euding the vex-d
question OF titles To- the hnest lands
Ia the territory.
The thu o wing open of the Calab.-
sas land grant to settlement az -, re-
sat of the de :isinn of the Lind cou. {
has provided homes for many tam
lies. More than 10000 acres have
been filed apom Ivy home serk-rs, anu
the country heretofore barren is now
being made productive, W.. ith and
tax producing.
He states that Santa Cruz county ia
ing to lie, in hisju gnent, one of the
richest counties III Arizona tor it's size
and no matter what uray occur that
! ounty cannot be divorced from Tue
'soH. Co-nmsr tally she is still, il,
earnest for the bull ling of the Tue
osn and CAlabasas rsilroa |, Viii h viii
b. a stimulus to Il opening of TIT
VAST mineral re si.r, trib ltary to bosh
sides of the valley.-Star. -
The border vidette., 1899-05-13
LET, His Money to the POOR.

DR.. Vsremundo Montenegro died
last Sunday evening at tho Eelieview
hotel after q iingerin. illness, and was
buried Oh Monday afternoon from the
hotel The remains were conveyed
TO their final resting place. tomb in
tho Catholic cemetery ia NeSaies.
Sonora by thousands Of mourners.
friends and acquaintances, many OF
whom had been remembered by the
Doctor in his will; others were there
from the love they bore to one who
during lie had been Of father to
them when they needed medical and
financial aid to keep soul and boiy
together, for the Doctor was charits-
blu man, AMI the good deeds he has
done will live after him.
One provision Of The doctors will
was that 81 300 shou1 be given &c
the poor at his rave aud his wishes
we're Cal rie1 out to the letter.
The decrase1 left an estate value,i
at about SIS, 900 most of which was
To- t to friends in the border city.
The border vidette., 1899-05-13

Know AL Men by these PressrtG, that We
the undsrsigRed, have this Voluntarily as
sociatsl ourselves toset ,er Tor the purpese Of
forming : Corporation, under the laws of tn
Territory of Arizona.
And we hereby certify:
The border vidette., 1899-05-13
Arizona Press Association.

The nesting of the Press Association
Whi h was t. have been held at Solo
mon, lille Monday was necessarily post
Ponod, no quorum being present. Only
che bulletin, Guard .an and Southwest
ern Stockman were represented by
Gnsmbers. G. w. Pittock, representing
Ghe Daily Citizen, and the editor OF
the Range News were present as can
didates for membership. The non-at-
tendance of mem beers WAC an occasioll
Of dis appointment to Z iitors Kelly OF
che Bulletin AMI Bril- no of the q uard
Gan, who hal rnIiste tin al and con-
Gribztio.ls of citiz ,ns for tho purpose
OF entertaining t.e visitin5 journalists
in betittiny style. A grand banque,
was 10 have taken place at Solomon
vile Moniay night. The M t day wa.
to have been spent at Stafford and in
driving through the valley, the pro
gram losing 18th ball in Saff ,rt
Tuesday night. President Parker O
Che University had also gouo to S,lo
knoxville to meet the members of til,
association aud was disappointed. n,
meeting being possible, G. II. Kelly
editor of the Bulletin, lott Monda,
afternoon for Jerome to attend the K
of p. grand lodge. The banquet va
sunuIle and Messrs. Pugh and Pi,
kock, being LEFT to their own devices
spenta day each in Solomonville an
Stafford bsfore leaving the valley
Range News.
The border vidette., 1899-05-13
PROCEEDINGS OF
The Board Of Supervisors Of
Santa Cruz County.
Omcial Proceedings.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
VIsuRs " SANTA CRUZ COUNTY,
NOGALEs, MAY 6th 1899.

H1bOh6 VI SANTA SROL SOOdlIy +
NoGALEs, MAY 9th, 1899.
The Board met pursuant to a call
by the chairman, ani there were
present Chairman A. II. Noon, Mera-
Der A L. Peck, Member r. Ekey,
Clerk w. N. Cummings and Sheriff
barnett.
Tine Bo ard was called to order BY
Chairman Noon. Tne applications OF
A l.. White and James Name for u.
puintneut as consta bls.s of Crit .nden
P.ecinct No 4, we're brsug hit be ore
the board, and OH motion of Member
Peck, .r-conded by Member E Aey,
were ordered placed Ola file for futur.
consideration.
Application OF Frank Hereford was
presented to he Board accompanied
by check of SOL .46 for the purch. 81
of the tax titles to Sonora, California
and Sill, er Gl.nce mining propertie-,
located in O,o Blanc, mining district,
in this county. On motion of Mem
Ter EGs,, seconded b. Aemb.r Peck,
the application WAS accepted, and the
chairman and clerk of the board au-
thorized to execute and sin the
necessary indentu g. On app alton
from o. l.. Lewis, scheol principal,
for transcribing the county recer,'s
for Santa Cruz county from the books
OF Pima county, and offering. to per
torn the same for ton cents per folio,
as allowed by law, aud to furnish the
requisite bonds, was presented te the
board. A motion was M IL by Mem
b-r Peck that the application be =;
ceptei. and the b.nd be placed at
81 900. Al, n,emb,rs voting "aye,"
1t was so ordered.
The folio Ing demands on Santa
Cruz county were then presen ed,
audited AMI allie we'd, and the clerk
instructed to issu, certificates of ILL
de ,tedness for the Same: A. l.
White, constable, trausfsrrel account,
/, S22, 65; account of OFT" Krugsr, for
! expert services, in vAluing Pima
county court house and furniture,
| 5000; account eff Frank, Il. Wight
man, for expert services a. an NC
countant in exsming the Pima county
records, $40 90; account of l.. h
Hayes, for expert services in eAamin
ing and estimate < cost of Pima
county court house walks, 50 90
Demand of H. ID. Under God, IS 90
for services AS valuer, and. demand OF
II. Brady as valuer, $500. Demano
of f.. d. Miller for advertising fol
bids, and publishing proceedings o.
tine 10 .rd, books and STATIONERY
S58 90. Demand of Joe Thompson
for services as jaiIor from March Is
to March 81, $37 SO,
Motion by Member Peck, secondef
by Member EKey that the conpensa
ton IF the jailor be ixed at $50 OF
per mouth. All members Sotin,
"aye" it WAS SO ordered
Board no stoo at recess suffice
to the call of the chairman.
Aprroved.-A. H, Noon,
| Chair ruan
Attest. N. Cummings.
rI.,~I-
The border vidette., 1899-05-13
FIETH.

That the amount OF lts capital st Elk. hereby
a-thori. be- One Albion DoIiArs
toi,tvs,Uo w uiviued int. Cns n.n,.r>u tIou-
san SHARE tl,U,.V,J OF par va. g "a len uor-
i.T5 (slv.U0 escn. L, per tn vi which sNA4I
e psIu up a. Tue ors att u. tue Co. pu. ~
ton t.Ae relnainiIies n.noty per cent suoil
J4Iaos 49, Ia sucn anioGu.e 10 lao
uAryc. IllAy Ietsrdi4us.
The border vidette., 1899-05-13

THE rr position to vote for bonds
60 bu;li a new school building is APP
grove Icy every tax payer ia Nogales
School district NJ. |, and on May %,
che day set by the trustees to vet.
upon the issue, the proposition will lie
carried unanimously. Yes, tue propo-
sition TO voto bonds TO build u school
buidin! is good Our, hut instea of
s. 600 the al4sOunt should be 5000.
4 few thousand dollars Iaore would
make the tAxp.ye.s' Dlrden but little
heavier aud we think ~ould be a mat.
Ger of C, onOmy in the years to come
-Nogales has bri sht future and
should by all means have school
bIilding second to none in Arizona
We do not believs in being nigga rdly
Hhere our public schools are concerned
and are in favor of a generous ex
penditure of pablo monies whenever
and wherever It is necessary ia the
direction OF education.
The border vidette., 1899-05-13

The Red House is always abreast
of the times. 1t nsver takes chances
on being too late Mr.. Vasqaez has
taken time by the foreleck and has
purchased l.r7e up to date line of
spring and summer dress goods which
he is selling at eastern prices. Why
not patronize your home people instead
of sending cut of TOW N for articles you
can buy for the same money.
The border vidette., 1899-05-13
Glorious News.

Comes from DR. D. b. Cargil., of
Washita, 1. L. He writes: t'Fonr
bottles of Elec.ri; Bitters has cured
Mrs. Brewer of scrofula. wh oh had
caused her great suffering for years.
Terrible cores would break out on h. r
head and face, and the best doctors
coa give no hep; but her cure is
complete and her health is excellent u
This shows what Thousands have
provel-that Electric Bitters is the
best blood purifier known. It's the
supreme remedy for eczema, tetter,
salt rhoum, ulcers, boils and running
sores. 1t stimulates liver, kidneys
and bowels, expele poisons, helps di
gestion and builds up strength. OAly
SO cents. SolA by j. Il. Mix, il Co.,
Druggist guaranteed.
The border vidette., 1899-05-13

TIE aunu al r-p'rt of City Mayor
Ov.rteH, printe III last weeks issue
OF Tuk VIDErrE, is an able and com
plete statement of the aff.irs Of the
CITY as handled by our city fathers
during t.Ieir short reign n Office
The border vidette., 1899-05-13
ARTICLES D! INCORPORATION
Ii, "!.,,i, Ns:!s..u, cd
lt..', Jan! Development!
Company.


Know al Men ty these PresertS. that We,
the undsrsigaed, have this d y Voluntarily
sociatsl ourselves toset .er for the purpose OF
forming : Corporation, under the laws of the
Territory of Arizona.
And we hereby certify:
FIRST
That the name of said Corporation is The
Yaqui. Moctszur.a and Arizpe LAID Develop
meat Company"
That it's principal place of business is
the Town of Ho9aies Santa Cfuz County.
Territory of -Arizona
THIRD.
That the general nature of the businesE- pro-
poseu to lie transacted by it ia; to acqdirs
lands p raining to the tublic DoH1< O. the
Government OF Mexico. under q concession
o said Government TO DIR. Di1z Pri-to.
dated September II, 1888; to buy and sell iaads
from individuals and Ompanies; ID e-tSDiish
irrigation systems; to Sell or lease water
rights to irris Is lands be. ON ;iug t. tais Cor
pOrntion: to ,aise . tile OF other domestic
amman: to cereals or other crops,
either a Corporation b, con rAct Wath
companies Indisid to acquire tie 60
or interest il Gal mines, or other deposits Oh
metals or minerals of any ana every Ain,.. anu tO
.ciI anu convey wsrA 9th rwise I'll pose
the San the proLu u ttier,Oi; to
cOnstrurt rail- Dads. trS.n-way Or other nleaus
..I tr. nsport -tiono conveyance an To coIvn-
~ithI. ii xicu.
EOOh1H-
Tha. this Corporation snail have i c,m-
men.eInent % .ns 21Ch Jay oi March a. -. 1899.
AMI onsinue IN OPERATION Tor Aw-nty-nVe years
Iaereaiter.
FIFTH.
That the amount lLs 4 aDitzl ct elk. hereby
a-thori-eo shaIt be- One Alilion DoiiArs
tei''os'oo W. uivlued INT Ons h~n-r~u tAo"-
san SnAre u'U,@-l OF . par va .eoi len uoI-
L.fs telo-Uo eAcn. I'm per >t'-V Vi WHICH shA4i
e p'iu up ~ Tue ors Ia att Ii y. tue 70. poI ~
ton u t"e relnAinins n-noty per cent ct sdoii
t4.aas 49, Ia sucn anio4ti.o 80 tAo IUArA GA
u-rec'"rs h1AS UetefHiIne.
oiAfh.
InAt the paSincss" on ID ofpo sSion Stall o
manASe>i AID e. ntiO-I Vi Osr,. oi uiI.ct1rn
co.4e sI-Ae VI 1sn AAe--bcr-' lroi1 eiLohs =" honi
Cl-~ y i--c4'-A Sn'oo's b al =. c-oo.A'
cE' GNtn -
1hAt the Oife' 70 snA't Do CHOSEN ~ 'he
StocA"o Il "a aG the guar mset-Aa- y. tao
came; t'ie nrst - Licn 's"S 10 o. t.e La
MoHo'J % pili a. ~ .s'i anu Iho rHcceeulhs
i4ie>ti".s at Intervals OF Two as tnefeattet
On BE Sane Gay Oh she sanhe nioAIh' NM trA.
1T the FAD meeting IL isVt Gas u ~tu % ~
rectois tlA4l oUHs.t.ot LIZ. ~ uu D-aS
FrioI"' rrsside = 'IA- ~ biihs@s' Y -ce-
The border vidette., 1899-05-13

TaE frst annu Il re1 MON of Roose-
-Eelt's Rou IA Riders will be held III
CAl ago, October 9th on 'Cuicago
Day" The New Nexioo boys are
bu kim they want the show III New
MexiCeS
The border vidette., 1899-05-13

JJDaE DAVIS mtle gool selection
In the = p"intmsnt of J. b. Mix to
che i,&po taRt off; of court commits
G.0neE The appointment gives entire
estiss SctioR to the tax payers of Santa
Cruz county. We congratulate Coart
Cemmissioner Mix Oh his uppo mt
e.ent!
The border vidette., 1899-05-13
TERRITORY or ARIZONA,

IS.
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Hno"h 10 ne " 10 LA 0-1 Po
names are euose4ioeo ~ ''e '"A'nAs "1ei0A1e
VI 1ncorpoFAs-on S"u se'eiA"S
TO me tha' .hes GAG tA INC 0 ~ 'A'
purposes III ~'ioi '-e- IVA 49,
"A''n -Au'i - A~n "Nu o>~ " '4Ao' ''-o
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ISEAL1 Ell " lLLLaMo,
toe. IL. 81 No tuni.c.
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Io, NJ, ,..,, u pubIic in and
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De .he saIne person vino ehsu4e subscribed
W Cue io,esoi = instrun.. ut 90 inc attorney III
.act OF FIasc Sc r D.Ni.o AID a. L. opins-4l'
AL .hs AiN e oAnuo'Ai HeAA's .useu " ~ =,
InS' he 6u"eeEiDeu L31Aee Vi rN
Jaw anu IL ~ epia'.i- '-'''' 90 =. '.o rI -,
The border vidette., 1899-05-13

GENERAL MILES has been worsted,
but he is still the idol of the American
people and will ever bs dear to the
hearts Of Arizonans.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-29
WANT NO DIVING BOATS
ned with the Present Style
of warships.

The Society of Naval Architects met
at Charlottenburg the other day. EN-
peror William. the secretaries of state,
the Prussian ministers and many high
military and naval officers were present.
The grand duke of Oldenburg presided.
Geheimrath Burnley read paper on
Submarine Boats" In which he said
that they offered no good prospects for
the future and congratulated the Ger
man admiralty ION abstaining from
costly and protracted experiments" and
combining themselves 10 the construc-
ton Of battleships. cruisers and torpedo
boats. adding that there was no reason
TO expect that the creation Of strong
navy, as initiated by the emperor would
be disturbed by fear of submarine
boats The paper was much app,auded.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-29
Little Jacks Christmas.


Jack Sanders was poor little boy;
he went to school in the morning and
worked in grocery store in the eve
ming. His mother was widow and took
in sewing to make their living.
Jack was a very bright boy and he
studied hard
He was the Youngest boy in his class.
He did not make much money, but
what he made helped his mother a lot.
Christmas was near and Jack was
saving part Of his money to buy Christ
mas presents with. He did not expect
anything for himself
He wanted sled very bad, but he in
tended to help the people that we're
poorer than he.
Christmas morning came and Jack
arose early and got his wagon and
started out
First he went to see John Simpson
and gave him a nice interesting book to
read
And believe if Johnnie could he
would have jumped out Of the bed for
Joy, because he was fond of reading and
he had SO few things to amuse him.
Next he went to see old Mrs. Thomas,
and carried her some nice fruit.
She was cross old woman and most
of the children were afraid of her; but
when Jack saw how thankful she was
he was glad he came.
Next he went to see John jackson and
his sistsr that lived upon the hill.
As he was going up the hill he n Of
some boys coasting merrily down the
hill on their sleds, and for moment he
sadly thought of the sled he might have
had, but only for moment, and then
ne was glad of what he had done.
When he reached the house he found
the girl and boy sitting in the corner
crying because Santa Claus had forgot
ten them: and when he gave them the
top and doll and candy, you ought to
have seen their faces change.
Then he went home and his mother
met him at the door with kiss, for she
had found the soft warm slippers he
had placed beside the bed
She said, snow Jack, you have been
so kind to others go and look in your
room and see If anybody has remem-
bered YOU.
When he got to his room to his de
light and surprise he found a fine new
sled from Uncle Jack, and a pair of
skates from his mother.
That night when he went to bed he
told his mother that this had been the
happiest Christmas he had ever spent.
And he thought Of the verse in the
Bible that says:
1T is more blessed 10 give than to re
ceive.' GlLLESFIE MOORE,
II years old. 9th grade.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Webb Ridley to Ridly Phosphate Co.,
3l5 acres in 18th district, 100000
Webb Ridley to Tennessee Phosphate
Co acres in 18th district, $1,000.
All Fly, ST., to A. j. Fly, Jr., 70
GIG acres in 10th district, 5000.
j. ID. Vestal ct ux, to w. M. Woody,
So acres in 18th district, $1,000.
George w. Wilkes ct ux, to III. p.
Figuers, half interest in lot in 9th dis
trict, s..
j. w. Pennington to g. w. Delk, so
acres in 18th district, $1,027.17.
E. s. Dooley ct Tx, to I. j. Dooley ct
al, 60 acres, 1000.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-29
Convenient and Quick Schedules to
the East via Southern Railway.

The schedules now offered passengers
enroute east via Southern Railway, are
unexcelled, and afford quick, comfort
able and convenient service to parties
from Middle and West Tennessee.
BY leaving Memphis at 9:l5 a. M.
passengers arrive Washington 9:05 p. m.
the second evening, and New York 6:23
q. m. This train passes through the
beautiful scenery around Asheville and
carries Pullman sleeping car Memphis
to Salisbury, and Salisbury to New
York.
Another train leaves Memphis at 500
%. m arriving Washington the second
morning at 7:40 o. M, Baltimore 9:l2 a
M, Philadelphia ii :35 a. M, New York
2:03 p. m. This train passes through
Chattanooga, Bristol, Tenn. and Lynch
burg, Va, and carries handsome Pull
man Drawing Room sleeping car Mem
phis to Washington. At Chattanooga,
Cafe Observation car is attached and
meals are served enroute as far as Rad
ford, Va.
Coming via Nashville, passengers
leave Nashville at 9 80 p. IN. and arrive
Washington 6:41 q. m. second morning,
Baltimore 500 a. M, Philadelphia 1876
a. M, New York l2:43 p. m. This train
carries handsome Pullman sleeping car
Nashville to New York via Chattanooga
and AshevilIe without change, and
passes through the beautiful scenery OF
Western North Carolina, "The Land OF
the Sky,n by daylight.
BY leaving Nashville at $3.50 p. M,
connection is also made at Chattanooga
with train leaving at 10 100 p. M. and ar
irving New York 6 :23 a. m, the second
morning.
The equipment OF this system is I'M
surpassed, and elegant dining cars are
operated on Southern Railway trains.
For detailed information, communi-
cate with nearest Southern Railway
Ticket Agent or address:
G. A. DeSAUssURE, o. P. A.
Memphis, Tennessee.
J. P. BILLUPs, T. P. A.
ex Dec 20 Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-29
MARRiA6Es.

James e. Hayes to Miss Matte A
Logue.
Q. II Johnson to Miss Beulah u
sery
G. w. Gillian to Miss Lizzie David
son.
Jim King to Miss Fannie Massey.
j. A. Wright to NJ ISIS Carrie Coleman.
w. +. Gillian to Miss v. M. Craig.
III. N. Cheek to Miss p O. White.
w. j. r. Weatherford TO Miss A. r.
Isbell.
Chas. Gardner to M IS Cora Renfroe.
w. j. Rock to Miss Maggie Lorne.
L G. Trousdale to Miss Eura Thur
man.
Cecil McMice to Miss Eta Pugh.
Thomas Meridin to Miss Hattie
Walker.
o. S. Brown to Miss B. NJ Dodson
Carl W. Francis to Miss Jennie W.
Hammond.
Joe Roddy to Mrs. Annie Norman.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-29
A DEFINITION CLEARER.

In calling people traitors
Who cannot yet agree
To schemes Of loot and conquest
In lands across the sea
OF definition clearer
There seems to be need
Are they false to freedoms teaching,
Or the imperial creed?
Who are the traitors really?
Men of that sturdy strain?
Or those who would deny our faith
For ends of selfish gain?
Bring out our old time doctrine,
A test that's sure and sound,
And Judge by them who's faithless to
The creed by which we're boundl-
st. Louis Republic.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-12-29

twas Christmas Eve. Twelve children
we're huddled together In a small corner
Of very small. cold house. The chill
dren's names were Mary, John. Pearl,
Emma, Jimmie. Sarah. Belle, Will. An
ME. Cyrus. Eugene and Elizabeth John
son. They had 10 fpther. and their
p5or mother worked hard day By day to
give them food and clothing. But fie
ehildsen were half irczrn, for only a sin
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THAT rHRoBBING HEADACHE.

would quickly leave you, if You used
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
Of sufferers have proved their match
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Three Oth~r Petitions rnr C.nd m -
iion tiled.
Three other petitions for condemns
ton have been filed in the Circuit Courr
at this place by the Mt. Pleasant South
ern Railway against M. p. Harris, j. A..
Harlan and w. Il. l.. Morrow, seeking
to secure right-of-way through their
Iands in the Ettaton neighborhood.