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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26
GODS MESSAGE TO MAN.
PREGNANT THOUGHTS FROM THE
WORLDS GREATEST PROPHETS

Haart-Break in Sprlng-The Pure Air of
Gods Love - The Problem Of Life -
Seeing Only the Pictures Frame -
Glorious Expectancy Day by Day 4.
When the earliest violets ope
On the sunniest southwark slope,
Where the cress and windhower slim
Palely light the woodpath dim,
When the air is sweet and keen
Ere the full-blown flower is seen,
When that blithe forerunning air
Breathes more hope than thou canst
bear,
Thou, O buried, broken heart,
Into quivering life shall start!
Thou shalt ask the flower-loved breeze.
"Wherefore waken these-and these
Soulless gazers on the light,
Wherefore lead these up from night,
And not send q thrilling call
Waking eyes more sweet than all?'
Edith NJ. Thomas, in Independent.
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The Crusade In Erief.

Divest 4 saloon of every possible socla!
facility or appurtenanee aud men Will SILL
patronize 1t.
Men drink for the feeling OF mental Ella
tion and satisfaction that 1t gives, not 1or
social enjoyment
The fifty.four saloon keepers OF Spring
Valley. III, recently paid to States Attor-
ney Porter at Princeton $1,000 IN hnes 1or
operating saloons on Sunday.
The little village of Phoebus, situated
setween Fortress Monroe and the Hamp'
Ton Soldiers Home, is cursed with, per-
hans the most disreputable and indecent
AGGREGATION of saloons that surrounds any
military post.
The liouor traffic is at last frightened.
To make it still more frightened do your
hest TO circulate in your community the
news that there is a fight going on De,
tween God and the devil, with .good
nrospect that the devil will be worsted.
Az 4 matter Of fact, there is no suosti-
tute for the saloon, because there Is no
Substitute for alcoholic stimulation.
The South Dakota Legislature has bill
under consideration which makes lntoAl-
oa.;on a mis,ismeanor, fixing the maximum
penalty at SEQ,
The EnBlsf house ol So-nIioNs
March 20 pass,d oa second reading the
bill prohibiting the sale of intoLleants TO
persons under sixteen years. The vote
Stood 372 to 81. This important leglsla,,
tion is known as ''the children's BILL = and
has been actively supported by the proml'
nent temperance peop.e of England, n q
Guiding the officers OF the Worlds w. Y.
u. Z.
The Y. NJ. C. A. at Manila has had a
Good Templar lodge instituted at Its neao'
quarters, the first in the Philippines.
Work is the most harmless kind OF dlssl-
nation. The men who break down while
Working hard have been in the habit gen.
erally Of smoking and drinking. great
deal and that accounts for their break
Down.
Judge Townsend, of the United States
Court, has decided that incorporated cities
and towns in the Indian Territory may
PASS an ordinance prohibiting the intro
duction and sale of Intoxicating liquor
within their corporate limits, but must
limit the fine to $25, and in addition the
offender makes himself amenab!e to the
United States statutes, which make thii
offensa felonv-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26
Seeing Only the Pictures Frame.

The years monotonous? The same old
seasons, and weathers, and aspects Of
nature? Never anything new to admire
or wonder at? The monotony is in our
eyesight which goes on seeing nothing
but the common and invariable things;
simply because, from long familiarity.
these are the easy things to see. But
these are only the frame Of the picture;
the picture itself is never twice alike.
Suppose, to test it, we should open a
ledger account with Nature. 1t should
be headed. 1.-The Face Of Nature in Ac.
count with an Exacting Mind" On the
left hand page should be entered the Dr.
side Of the account; namely, to all the
phenomena of the year that we could
fairly stigmatize as the same everlast-
ing old thing" On the right-hand page
should go the Cr.; namely, by all the as
poets of land or sea or sky that in any
candor we must confess never before to
have been noticed by us.-Edward Row.
land Sill.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26
THE GREAT DESTROYER
SOME STARTLING FAcTE ABOUT
THE VICE OF INTeMPERANcE.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox Says Do Not bar.
ness Bacchus to Your Load Of Work
Then You Will Have Plenty Of Courage
Hope and Energy.
If you were lost in a dark wood and
| could not see the moon or the stars you
would not extinguish your lantern, would
you?
If you found yourself in a desert you
would not throw away your bottle Of
! water.
Well, then. do not talk about being
| driven to drink because you are out of
work and in trouble. or because times are
| so hard that your business barely pays
your Office rent.
Of course drink gives you a momentary
or "hourentary" exhilaration, and causes
You to forget your worries.
But the corresponding depression fol-
lows, with increased gloom and enfeebled
courage and strength.
If you are sensible man. with good av-
erage intelligence, YOU will hoard your
strength and save all your faculties unim-
paired by. drink or drugs to carry you
and you will keep your light of sober rea.
soning ahame.
If. after you pass through the woods,
you have still the desert to encounter, you
will not add to the pangs of thirst by
! "fre.water."
You will, instead. endeavor to keep your
| head cool and your brain clear.
As we'll tie your feet in bag when you
are in hurry to reach destination as to
fill yourself with drink when you have a
hard and difficult path to pursue.
If you want to try the experience Of
drunkenness, wait until you achieve a sue.
cess and then Celebrate" if you are de-
termined upon it. Then you can afford to
rest and repent at leisure, ard if you have
strata of good principle and moral worth
in YOU one experience will be enough.
You will not want to try it again.
But don't harness Bacchus to your load
of work and worrv and IMAGINE he will
pull you through. He is not that kind of a
god. He makes excellent promises, but he
takes you onlv little wav and DUMPS you
in the first ditch, much the worse for his
brief merry companionship.
Keep yourself perfectly normal in times
of anxiety. If you are in the habit Of
using stimulants and nicotine, reduce your
usual quantity, and if you have the will
power, give them up entirely for the time
being.
I know a man who did this during busi-
ness depression, and he was amazed at the
result. Where he had been despondent
and nervous all the time, when not under
the influence of stimulant he found him.
self full of courage. hope and energy.
Instead of waking with a weight on
heart and head he woke full of ambition
for the new day before him.
Instead Of irving to kill dull time by
drinking: experiment upon yourself by
finding the strength of your will in giving
I'D the use of all stimulants until you can
celebrate" victory.
It is more novel, and pays better in the
end.-Ella Wheeler Wilcox, in the. New
| York journal.
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The fllrQy;::;;z5 gG5z3::U =
= At:::A#*Zto d!ern ~Nt
Irkb :0E>$SJlily:*::Ce/e6na"o7

duty? Why, fellow-citizens, we are
standing upon the threshold Of one of
the most sublime epochs In the mag
nifcent history of our imperial COM
monwealth. With prophetic eye I
glance along the glittering pathway Of
the twentieth century and there be-
hold"
"Get 'em hot! Get 'em hot! The big
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26
Raxaxes Among the Peas.

The Department of Agriculture; at Wash
ington, has issued a report on the raVages
of the green pea louise, giving warning that
this insect, one of the most important OF
those which ravaged the crops OF the t!,,
country during the past two seasons, VIII
widen it's range geographically ana III: m
loss it caused along the Atlantic coast
States in 1899 is estimated at $4,000 900,
and in 1900 this had rcached $500, 900 oy
The middle of June. Vigorous forts are
making to control its spread, and the otn-
cial bulletin gives a detailed description
and means Of fighting it.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26
The Glow from Deaths Shadow.

Have you ever considered how much
of the color, the glow, Of life comes out
of what we are accustomed to call the
dark shadow" of death? eliminate
death, and what becomes of nine-tenths
of all that Eliminates our literature,
our art our religion. our finer inter-
course one with another? 1t all goes
out like a snuffed candle. There would
be no more stars Of faith, no more dawn
of lofty expectation, no more swift.
suffusing, mysterious aurora of hope.
The sun would rise and set, and rise
and set, forever. All our light would be
daylight, and our utmost expectation
would e-tomorrow.-James Buckham.
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on, hur! Somebody else try it. Three
shots for five, an every time you ring
the bell you git good cigar"
"-the palladium of our liberties.
Now I ask you, my fellow-citizens. as
calm and thoughtful and patriotic
citizens of the guarandest country on
Gods green footstool, Is it not your
solemn duty to"
"Wow! Wow-ow-ow! Uh-wowm
"Choke off that young 'un"
"-repeat it. is it or is it not your
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26
pro,ibited His Own Beer.

Recently Guinness, the great beer ba'
RON" of Dublin, erected some model tene;;
ments for the use of working people, and
among other things prohibited all intoxi.
eating liquors; even his own beer is not
allowed to be sold. Lemonade and mineral
waters can be had, but intoxlcants OF
every form are shut out. Plenty OF baths,
but no bars. Very signi6cant.-NatlonaI
Temperance Advocate.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26
cort,nuou, Performance.

O how many are waiting to see If some:
thing cannot be done! Thousands OF
drunkards waiting who cannot go ten min
utes in any direction. without having the
temptation glaring before their eyes S4;I or ap,
peang to their nGIsGms m tasyS asyS dsseases sas
a5netite. conoueripg, then surrenderins,
eonouerins again and surrendering again.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26

citi-
zens, I (takes a drink
Of water) I thank
you, Mr.. Chairman,
and you, my fellow
citizens, whom I have
had the distinguished
honor to twice repre-
sent in the legislative
halls of this proud
State, for the mag
nificent reception
which you have ac-
corded me Oh"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26
A Suggestion.

John Henry" said Mrs. Bainbridge
to her eldest son, on the morning OF
the Fourth, "you must stay at home
to-day and rock the cradle"
why not let the skyrocket: de-
manded John Henry. as he whlzzed
through the doorway.-Harpnr's Raz
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26

next? Three for FIVE! Three for five!
Its ice cold-wow uh-wow uh-wow
fresh roasted here for Oh, yes!
Oh, yes!-beloved country, in whose
-" Bang! Bing! Bang! Bang!
TO the end of time. thank you
for your kind attention.
Bang! Bang!-George AIDE, in the
Chicago Record.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26
Teach Me Day by Day.

need Thee to teach me day by day,
according to each days opportunities
and needs. Give me, o my Lord, that
purity Of conscience which alone can
receive, which alone can improve Thy
Inspirations. My ears are dull, so that
I cannot hear Thy voice. My eyes are
dim, so that I cannot see Thy tokens.
Thou alone canst quicken my hearing.
and purge my sight and cleanse and
Thy feet and to hear Thy word.
Amen.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26

Women Are Charged Half Tare.
In st. Petersburg cabmen charge hall as
much for women as for men.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-06-26

This. then. is our Saviors lesson. True
love finds joy in bereavement. Selfish
ness sees only the grief and the pain Of
separation. . But to one who has
caught the secret Of love there is joy
that arises above the pain of bernave-
ment, because of the greater JOY that
comes to the one beloved. The departure
of every Christly soul is always "a going
to the Father. ."-CharleS A. Savapa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10

consent of the secretary OF the treasury
authorize issues as high as 30 per cent
or paid-np capital upon bond deposits
of 90 per cent. The limit may be ex-
tended after six YEARS to 40 per cent in
in guaranteed bank notes If the project
has proved a success and the extension
is approved by the secretary Of the
treasury. Full discretion is given the
scomptroNer from the outset to refuse
to issue notes unless the condition of
the bark is satisfactory Is him and he
believes that new IsSlies VIII not un-
duly initiate the currency OF disturb the
foreign exchanges.
The ewfoi:m u notes are protected
by a fun! to b. known az he bank
note guaranty fund whici is 10 be
raised in the first instance By The pay
tnsilt OF . per cent OF he amount Of the
proposed issues OF guaranteed notes
into the United States treasury.
There Is also TO be an nnua tax
OF ore half II per cent upon the new
circulation. ana the proceeds Of this
tax are to be paid into tilt guarantee
lsfuAsi. Provision is mad. ils s.tver, thai
thu urimpairegi portions Of ;II first de-
posi- by the banks may be veturrsd 10
! them II the fund rises fna,is ALLY above
5 per mt of the outstanding guara n
/ Tee A isntes. The treasury The rniteti
Stats will get he ben tit s. the ~ eves
Of axss above No amount eauireG for
the guar anty sil;lEl tte,s reaches d
ces,aI,. point. but the ~, s;sy Will he
liable q the fuNG fs'i the mounts re-
iceiyea 4 they ai'H lssied coysr Tho
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
NEW CURRENCY BILL.

va el,jnetnn 'f.orr.seno,n de- ne. q, n o,,,s
c;lst,egDamts.ra,: 81 : :, 3 & - -
bill propesine 4 sten toward
e..xibls ia 81. mote. e,,rrancv .r,re-
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i've i x,vari,p az M A,assa -.
se,ts Tn. MI, -5h.sa,.s 5 nm ls,.;ysd
fro,s, ne s COM, =, i,,, ar
l,,s ann,,aI :. =,
ar, =, + ne ! c,,rrenav resnonsivs Is
rhs. varying needs of ,businese at all
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
lad always been Christian gentle

Fad always been Christian gentle
man.
Shaw has ability enough u fill any
#tt'ies remarks the M'ashiligfon Press.
''isut how slandsrin ambitious Leslie
~ i exNlai.ns
The Boone Republican declares that.
@the oills- way e prevent child teal-
rom becosain "a regular part Of the
trade Of tlsa criminal q asses s Tor the.
8iseoI, 81 every section of The country
3to unite ii offsring ewards for the ar-
81 and conviction q every child kid
ia PIPER wherever he ernie may be com
nsittesI. Ihe only way q prevent child
STEALING from becoming a popular crime
Is for tie public 10 make common cause
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
TOPICS OF THE TINES;


- - = n -
We'll, how many entries have you
raatie in your new diary?
The Baltimore American claims 10 be
The only daily new paper which has
seen the light Of three centuries. The
FIRST issue Of the paissr was in 1913.
The late Ignatius Donnelly was once
ludely interrupted in the course Of a
political speech BY 4 head of cabbage
thrown from the audience. Gentle
men, he said mildly. only asked your
ears, don't care for your heads.
fs.ery ship loading at New Orleans
With mules or horses under British con-
tracts for use in South Africa is being
carefully watchedtc prevent the placing
u: board OF internal machines or other
obstructive instruments in behalf of the
Peer cause. The coal especially is sub
ljected to careful scrutiny.
born in ST. Louis or the first day of
1901 In spite OF TINS the demand LOT
good girls" continues.
Consul Hughes writes from Coburg.
Germany, that in opposition to the de-
termined vegetarians who condemn all
animal food, there is a growing number
Of psychologists who insist that Austen
ton from meat. If continued for ages
and generations, is responsible for the
foebleness and low intellect Of certain
races.
In Chicago there are twenty cases Of
smallpox in the Isolation hospital. The
health commission says the outlook is
fer more cases.
Ex-United States Senator James Ware
Bradbury died at his home in Augusta,
Me- on the 9Th, at the age of SO years
and months, from senility. He had
been confined to his bed only few days,
and even last Thursday shaved himself,
as had been his custom for years. He
was prominent in political life fifty
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
InEY ARE RnIh WRONG.

Regarding tila good road con
tn: Register undertakes to Re
qllestlono nov are w e pay fef t9acis
ilssprovelae nt by rel lsirtg AK ias farms
and then goes oi: q q ssue the ms
Of pesSala llellt road i1uildans Is ciflsg tbs
excellent condition IF Na}oseon reass
in France avsi 4 hundred years Oil.
s.lais the Cedar Ra pids Essi't olic8n g <s
The Register to task, G; the fact t4aS
e bu9.d one OF Napoleon roads across
al eighty acre farm u lsis0i;s Mould cos;
just about what the farm Is worth. OF
course the tel, wss illprae d CAT.
Nothing lse could be expects Cd from the.
Reg but the lsssi1up !sals goes too
lar ridisuling the whole road i'm
pro leElt lliopaganda bseat.as tie
lsegist 81 happened talk moss
about taxing ne farmers d build Ma
poieonie grants roads IN Iassa. 'Elle
4 Register vas f'isitiSally rigaS ~ lSss
geod reagis ge sist TX the farmers
hut failed g ssa g taat We II q also
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10
ia his cradle and the fall Of a workman
fern the ninety sixth floor of an Office

ttff
Hruli,lin.
Ntssy iowa adIfnonissoi,. Clear away
your snow
iiI3 Mexico !, ne famous Escuadra gols,
ininss siilliltsd near pactlaf, state Of
~ xssf'a: ssa list been sold 70 q New
& so'k l'alt y8 ief S3soop.UV1 y. sS'oat F'as-
sSs'is saia 10 be osa's O the purchasers.
The fniile y eiiortnol ~ rich.
80 80 ~, e - 'i'ahks mat es1a!
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'ei s.nar z sfeti'ns g poor man. The
nest ~ Us would spaes up the pleasures
q oi'la ~ a SUCH 2 price
1.iesslil x. Tanner, g LIMOS. brings a sort
q shliieflal' period 10 several Chicago
iis,Ms paper
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81 ~ - i1ili 5i'iee VARS 90 and was
son sls1esa aissi' pc 'Axtradatsd from Ar
/ sen1li'a. NherN ne had taken refuge.
re Protested inatils { was Innocent and
it;it iiiisolVes tre legal knot us TO
Iwheaner nothsr Or daughter was killed
! 'i s' lncs distribution y the victims
million marks depends on the decision
lsof that question
me strongest point IN favor of Judge
Si'esesss 8uecislon against the biennial
sitS''sois Amendment y that II Is backed
! ny SOUND common sense
iS'''ss e iuin'eis''s, tsi'itisn an,bassa-
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g 1ste'' l'otasss' ana Great Britain ars
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NJ ieii;osai.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10

birth. No greater tribute could be paid
To the genius of the man from Maine.
"a must be confessed, however, that
Speaker Henderson has not misused the
power obtained from former congress
'ly the will of the majority of the house.
He has an iron nature and q sympa-
tbetic manner. No favoritism is shown.
All partake of the same Legislative food.
Pie is rarely served, and when served
the cuts are exceedinly small. In this
respect Henderson stands in strong COM
trast with some of his predecessors.
Neither Keifer nor Reed equaled him In =
the art of spreading a legislative table
o. of serving legislative meals. Hender-
son promptly cut out the work to be
finished before the holidays. He inspired
the heads of the great committees with
Ills energy, and it was pushed to An
3lsh without delay. Marvellous is 1t that
50 much has been accomplished in
seventeen days.
still There Was DANGER.
[Memphis Scimetar.l
A little girl from Memphis who has
spent her life in the city went out to
visit her grandparents. living in the
country, during the holidays. and. as
usually happens In such cases. the little
city lady displayed her ignorance
The little girl soon after her arrival in
the country manifested great apprehen-
sion Of being hooked by the cows about
the place. One day her mother told her
TO gosto a neighbours home and carry
message. The little girl started, but at
the gate she encountered q COW, one of
the mnley species
In great excitement she ran back TO
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-10

erals. II Is not possible therefore, says
a London writer, to accept the official
returns of the volume of imports and
exports as evidence In any respect at
variance with the reports from the
great centers of Industry and COM
fnerce, which are, from the British
point of view, not very encouraging
Tho country will not suffer If the
ship subsidy bill is left standing on the
side track for an Indefinite time. Me
thinks the republican party will suffer
less.
The Philippine commission has COM
pleted the code for the government of
municipalities. 1t Will be enacted next
week and snpersede the military order
of last March. under which many bar
rios (wai;dE or districss) were organ
lied. The general municipal elections
take place in December. The ac. will
not apply to Manila or the settlements
Of non Christian tribes
The man who fails 10 shovel the snow
from his walks viii have the sincere
wish of his nsig'hbors that in the hero
after the. climate of his abode Will be
hot enough to make the duty unEeces-
saly.
Some confusion exists as to the APP
portionment OF representatives under
the Burieigh bin adopted by the mouse.
The Associated Press did not give Iowa
a new member but several CORE
spondsnts and IA Dies Moines Register
editorial this morning claim new
member for IONA, The article on this
page Yesterday MAS based on the Assoc
eiatSd Press re port. but t appears that
in rs; trans mission Minnesota, With
Itwo new members WAS dropped from
the reckoning. The later figures will
Probably chow That Iowa is not eE Tilted
Ia i new member. With the showing
mad in our columns YES terdtay ana
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