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The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-02
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Correspondence.
WiNsOR WAyELETs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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johnson came back from the
woods and are not certain whether
they will go UP again or not.
Peter Jacobson has gone on a
visit to his old home at Baldwin,
Wis. Peter has not been there
for five long years, and goes there
to protect his interests.
A brother Of Eric Widseth's
has arrived from Dakota and will
go to school here next term.
The school in District No. %
has closed for a vacation of two
weeks. A Christmas tree was held
lin the district Christmas eve.
There was a large crowd present,
and the program rendered was a
credit to the teacher, Miss Ragna
Olson, and her school.
Guy Dunning, teacher in Dis
trict No. 10, has just closed a
three months term in the district
and left for his home in Bemidji
to spend his vacation, which will
last until after the state examina-
ton ID February. The following
is the report, Of the term which
was handed in to US by him before
he left: Total enrolment, 80;
number Of days in term. 60; total
attendance Of days by all scholars,
200; average daily attendance,
20; number who attended 40 days
or over in the term, 20, who are
Alfred Hanson, Clarence Hanson,
Bertha Brakeman, Ella Brack-
man, Olga Hanson, Cora Ask,
Carl Ask, Henry Hanson, Toilet
Hanson, Elmer Jacobson, Clar-
ence jacobson, Mabel Halvorson,
Earl Lindstron, Ida Lee, Hilda
Lee, Oscar Lee, JensiEe Baanrud,
Emma Baanrud, John Bruckman
and Willie Brakeman.
A packed house greeted the
Christmas tree which was held IN
District No. 10 on Christmas
night, aud there was not~a single
person in the vast audience who
was not well pleased with the en-
tertainments afforded them. The
unanimous answer to the qnes-
ton; What kind Of 4 time did
yon have2n was delightful. In
fact, everyone thoroughly enjoyed
themselves, and this particular
Christmas tree WILDE remembered
by the people of Winsor township
and for miles around as the one at
which everybody had good time.
The most laughable feature Of the
program was the pie eating con-
test. Three pies were set upon
the table ard as many men were
requested to come and eat them.
The man who had his pie eaten
first was to get The prize, peck
Of choice apples. William Bruck-
man, Christ jacobson and Gust
Berqnist entered the contest. Mr..
Buchanan won out, although
Christ jacobson was close Sec
ond. Berquist quit in the early
part Of the contest. Mr.. Bruck-
man has the apples and also the
pie eating record Of Beltrami
county, as he ate his pie III one
minute and thirty-six seconds.
We wonder why" he does not
like eurrant pie any more?
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-02
My prices are the same to all.
Not the lowest, but the best
goods at a fair business profit

Call and see me at my quarters at
the M. & I. tracks and Second street.
Phone No. rs.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-02
For all kinds Of
BRICK AND C.EMEN Il

G. II. GILBERT Is the ex-
elusive dealer in Bemidji
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-01-02

or in other words, men with
good sound hearts, are not very
numerous. The increasing
number of sudden deaths from
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-27
Belmont.

Miss Ada Brewer, who has a
good school at Bascomb, IN Chero-
kee county, accompanied by her
friend, Marshal Tyson, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs N A Brewer,
near here Saturday and Sunday.
Will Richardson, of near here,
made business trip to Atlanta
last Friday.
The singing choir at Olive
Springs was largely attended Sun
day afternoon.
We are glad to see Gibson Tur-
man, after several days illness,
able to be out again.
Earl Green, of Powder Springs,
visited our section Sunday.
Misses Katie, Alice and Daisy
Brewer, of Marietta, were the
guests of N. A. Brewers family
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs J Z Gam was called to the
bedside of her father Monday last,
who is very sick.
Florence Lindley and his friend,
Miss Mae Campbell, of Marietta,
attended the singing choir at Olive
Springs Sunday.
Mrs Bertha Hill, of near here,
has gone to keep house for. her
brother, who is working at Creek
wood fa1m.
James Legg, who has been on
the sick list for several days, we
are glad to say, is at his post again.
Prof w r York has a flourish
ing school at Olive Spring. We
are glad the patrons made such a
wise choice as they did in select
ing such a man. We hope he will
still give good satisfaction.
thurman Hameys, of Atlunta,
is working for Will S Cox.
Born to Mr. and Mrs E NJ Legg,
on Saturday last, fine girl.
JULIA,
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rOOn,

The health of our community is
good.
Bad weather retards farm work.
Miss Dessa Johns, very pretty
young lady of Cohutta, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs Wright.
Miss Rosa Sorrells, a charming
young lady of Rockmart, who has
been visiting relatives here for
some time returned home last
week.
Oliver Fannin while out hunt
ing, happened to painful acct
dent. His breech-loading gun
flew apart when it fired and piece
of she'll hit him above the eye and
came near putting it out.
DC and R d Moon are saving
a good deal of lumber for the peo-
pie in neighborhood here.
We have a fine school at corner
chapel. Miss Doggett, the ef1ic-
lent gave an entertainment last
Friday afternoon, which was high
~ enjoyed by all present.
Resale.
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WiIeys.

About two weeks ago, Mr.. Os-
burn Johnson, who is living with
j. NJ. Thomas, happened to very
painful accident while at party
at A. NJ. Spinks'. AS he started
home, thinking that the steps were
on the side of the veranda, stepped
off, falling GU a stump and break
ing two Of his RIBS. We are glad
to state that be is able to be up
and about again.
The farmers III this section have
not made any progress towards
farming yet, the weather being so
cold and wet, and if the bad
weather holds out much longer,
the people viii be farther behind
with their farm work than in sew
eral years.
One of our good neighbors, Mr..
McWhorter, is getting on the right
track. He says that he is going to
plant corn field this year and a
cotton patch. If every farmer
would adopt that plan, there
would be less cotton made and
it would command better prices
there would be more corn, conse-
quently better times at home
among the farmers.
A man can kill a hog that's tied
to tree, but man can't drive a
horse away from a tree until he
nuties it.
l.. +. Fortner received a letter
last Saturday from his son, R. M.
Fortner, of Jacksonville, Fla,
stating that the weather was beau
tlful and all vegetation green.
How we wish it was that way in
Cobb county! Beulah.
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Due West.

The singing at Mt. Olivet Sat-
urday afternoon was we'll at
tended.
d. w. Dickson has the finest
herd Of young Jersey heifers in
the community.
James Meeks has made a success
of his guano distributor. 1t GER
tally will do the work.
The man that sold the pistol to
minor, had better call it in, as
it is not necessary for him to own
one.
Some snow still on the ground
and the farmers are behind with
their work.
The wheat and oats look bad at
present.
We have had friendly hand
shake with some Of the boys that
asked us'to remember them next
fall. We will do SO. Amor.
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Lenard.

Dave Tritt has moved to Fl G
Lassiter's Monroe Gillian NOV
cd to Bill Tritt's. Shin Holcomb
moved to Dir B A Bells.
Miss Flora Lassiter, of Atlanta,
is visiting home folks.
Miss Edith Power has taken up
her school again at the Casey-Mar-
tin Institute and has a large at
tendance.
j P Grower has reshingled his
house.
Born to Mr. and Mrs J B john
son fine boy.
An enjoyable social Saturday
night at Mr. Bolen Anister.
jim Adams puts In most of his
time whetting his saw.
Mrs Mary Pitts who has been
sick is improving.
Success to the old reliable and
newsy Journal and it's many read
ers Guess Who.
Miss Eula Rusk, of Cherokee
county, has returned home after q
visit of two weeks.
On last Friday Prof Benson e
school Union Academy gave in
teresting compositions and dia-
logues celebrating Washington s
birthday. A large crowd attended.
Rev J A Sprayberry will fill his
regular appointment at Mt Zion
next Sunday 2 p IN.
Rev / A Stafford filled his regu-
lar appointment here Sunday.
Miss Eunelia Lassister is very
sick with sore throat.
Too Nigh.
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GA SIC r. "a.
R.a,. +hs ,Ths Kiad You Have Always Dsugh|
As' e &NzzeGx
l1abletOn.

The simmer time is coming
But it cometh very slow;
Let us enjoy the winter breath
That cometh off the snow.
Hauling wood is the order of
the day.
Mr.. Author Daniel is very sick
and DIR. Nicks is giving him good
attention, we wish him speedy
recovery.
The weather was very disagree
able for preaching last Saturday
and Sunday but the preacher
came just the same.
Miss LIVE Daniellwas sick last
week, but is better.
Miss Gay Glore and her mother
visited Mr.. r. A. Hills family
last week near Marietta.
1t has always been said that the
world owes every man a liv-
ing. I am needing mine now and
am ready for a settlement.
Wylie Barber and John Thorn
as attended the party at Mr.. Coon
Shaw's last Wednesday night.
J. A. Glore didn't go to town
on his regular day, Monday, on
account of bad weather.
Little jim.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-27

It's funny that people are not
in the swim when society throws
them over board.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-27
Gilmore.

Our school celebrated Washing
toms birthday, which was highly
enjoyed by the friends and pa
irons of the school land we are glad
to say we have a fine teacher.
George Manner spent last week
with relatives here.
The pastor of Collins Springs
filled his regular appointment last
Saturday and Sunday at Locust
Grove school house.
can say for one that the sun
rose So clear and beautiful Sunday
morning for the first time in Sc
long, it really hurt my eyes.
1t is talked that we will soon
have new postmaster at Gilmore.
SCHOOLGIRL.
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Black Jack.

Every body has got bad cold
around here.
We have been batting those
wild turkeys aon Black Jack.
They come from three to six IN a
drove.
Guess we will learn by next
writing who will be our teacher at
the Camp Ground for 1902.
Who was it said they "saw dem
bar tracks" on Black Jack? Guess
they were turkey tracks.
Mr.. Jesse B. Smith is now agent
for the economy scrubbing brush
which is a good article.
In the illustrated history there
are plenty of dawn battles.
Jack Sprat could eat no fat.
His wife could eat no lean.
So you see between them both
They lick the platters clean.
Wills got the tooth-ache,
Johns got the mumps,
James got the whooping cough,
Dams got the thumps. Il
Rick Rack.
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COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS,
from other Towns and Lo-
caIitieS.
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS,
All Points of the County Represented.
Rural News Fresh and Spark.
ling for Perusal.
WORK OF NEWS-FINDERS.
Nickajack.

February with the fewest DAYS
will be voted the longest month in
the twelve. Think of such month
with 81 daysl
Whatl Has Mormon Elders
been around that has caused two
of Oakland's fair daughters to
turn their faces Utahward? Wake
up, boys!
Joe Terrell did graceful and
considerate thing in declining Joint
debates with Colonel Query. Let's
keep down animosity and hald
feeling, and hear each candidate
fairly and dispassionately.
No, we should not sell the Phil
lppinnes to Germany, as the
Journal suggests, but reserving Luz
ION and the small islands contin-
gent and north of it, we should ex-
change the remaining eleven hun
dred to England for the two Boer
republics and give twenty million
dollars to boot, thereby stopping
two unrighteous wars. King Ed
wards crown has a blood spot on
it. s ..-
Free rural delivery would be a
convenience but [ think it should
be held in allegiance until Cobb
county has passable winter roads.
"The merc1ful man is merciful to
his beast, 'and moreover, "Blessed
are the merciful."
For the delectation of the
Journals younger readers, by per-
mission of the receiver, we append
a valentine that YVES sent by a
star heel" lassie to Georgia
"goober grabbler," which for
graphic description aud dramatic
denoument is entitled to the blue
ribbon:
LATIN VERsIFICATION.
Boyibus kissibus SWEET glrlorum ;
Girlibus likibus, wanti someorum.
Inibus lapibus geti girlorum,
Thornibusboyibus kissi someorum
Popibus seelbus, slappi girlorum,
Klckibus, boyibus Quit do-orum.
Thenibus boyibus lilnpi homeorum
Girllbus cryibus, kissi nomorum.
Kon.
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calls promptly attended to. Thanking
our patrons for past favors and asking a
Continuance of same, we are yours truly,
Marietta, Ga. L. BLACK g. SON.
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N. A. MORRIS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MARIETTA, GA, viii practice 10 all courts
State and Federal Office in Brautley Building
up stairs.
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A. ri. BURTZ,
il. b. Moss.
MoULTR1R NJ. SESSIONS. ii. B.
Sessions s. Moss,


ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
MARIETTA, ga. Rooms / and Sessions
Building, over Carnes Il Gilbert's. We give our
entire attention 20 the practice OF law, Prompt
ness Is our motto. Collections a specially
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Mexican rIustang Liniment

don't the surface goes through
tissues the bone and drives out all Inflammation
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-25
A Double wedding.

The residence of Mr.. O. j. Aidrich
was the scene Of very pretty double
wedding last Wednesday. October q,
when Miss julia Aldrich and Jno. f.
Wilson. ana Miss Fora Aldrich and
Fred h. aHAziett were, respectively
united In the holy bonds Of matrimony
by Rev. G. F. Ray. OF the NJ. z. church
of this place. Tho ceremony Was per.
formed at 10 O'Clock q. M, and was im-
mediateIy followed by bountifui we'd
ding repast.
The two brides are well and favora.
ably known, being the daughter and
neice Of U. J. Aidrich, the well-to-dC
rapchman OF Thornburg.
Mr.. Wilson is prosperous Young
ranchmsn Of the Thorn burg region and
MIR. Hazlett prominent business man
Of Gaiesburg. III.
The happy young couples passed
through Meeker Wednesday evening on
their wedding tour. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son, will visit at Colorado Springs and
Denver, after which they will return
and make their home on Mr.. Wilson s
ranch vt Thornburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazlett will visit In
Colorado Springs. Denver and Kansas
City, after which they will go to Gales
burg. ILL.,. where they intend making
their future home.
The beat wishes of the MANY friends
Of the young people are with them.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-25

Esch ballot must have printed on #: o,,.,,
cation Si,s Sf Voters to Section one ~ Of Article
.Assin., tho Amendment Concerning ousli-
ncation q Voters, to Section one Il, Of Article
ARTICLE <.
Entitled "keyenue," Section ., providing
that once IN r1dT y"fs to
provenents on land from local taxation. Sec
ton II, that the rate for state purposes shall
rights OF way, franchises in public ways. or
land may he taxed ut full cash value Mt an
additional rate, not exceeding two mills OIL
tho dollar.
FOR AustrnlHsian Tax system"
against AUatralnsian TMx system"
"For Australasian Tax system. Section o,
.Asalns. Australa.ian Tax System, Section
"For Aastralssian Tax system. Section II,
"Assinst Ans.r.i.sian Tux System. Section
ARTICLE XIV.
Entitled 'Countics." Sections 0, and II.
population three County Commissioners shall
6e elected for term Of four years enHh. aud
when tho county exceeds .o,oO population
the term Of once OF the County Commissioners
in each county that expires In January. 1904.
and ar i" the % term Of once " OF the County Com,
mtssiOners that expire in january. 1903. to tho
Second Tuesday In January. A. D. 1aJ7: also
1904 ut tho same time Is members Of the Gen
eral Assembly are elected. extending tho term
Of rno.s in , cs Zee expiring s n tS ns t
the Peace for q term Of two years, and IN pre-
cinoss containny more thnn 5000 the number
tcnd term VI once Of those G piring In Janu-
ary, 1904. to January, 1905:
Each ballot shall contain the printed words:
'FOr the Amendments to Sections 8, and ii
of Article XIV, concerning County Ofbcers'
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-25
Notice Of Election.
OFFICE or COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER,
RIO BLANCO COUNTY,
MEkKEH, Colo, October & 1909.

MEkKER, Colo, October q 1909.
DURsUANT to tho provisions Of Sections
nineteen twenty and 1 % ~ aen. ~
eral Statutes Of the State Of Colorado, entitled
ELECTIONS" notice 10 hereby given that gen
p precincts in said county Of Rio Blanco, in the
State aforesaid, on tho Tuesday succeeding the
first Monday in the month Of November, A. u.
Scr. @ 4. j. isS n; fsaf on said day the Following
county and precinct officers arc to be elected
That on said day the following national.
state, Legislative, county and precinct officers
are to bc elected, to-wit:
One Represer tattve IN the LNEI Congrcss OF
the United States for the State at Lnrxe.
One Representative I'm the LviIl Congress OF
the United Statcs, for the Second congress
stOnAl district.
One Governor Of the State of Colorado.
One Lieutenant Governor Of the state Of
Colorado.
Ono Secretary Of State.
One Auditar Of State.
One state Treasurer.
One Attorney General.
Two Rsgents Of the Gniyers,ty @ e aoSio Colombo:
xes t. s The @. Es,
One County Commissioner within and for
Commissioner district No. l.
NO sa J"ssi6ss ess oos for for long term, one to NIL
Two Coostabies, ono for long term, one to NIL
In Justice precinct No. = ,
Two Justices, one for long term, one To NIL
Two Constab,es, one for hong term, one to t,Ii
In Justice precinct No. D
One Justice, for tue long term. ,,, nm. IN
Two COnstAbles; one for long term. one 10
In Justice precinct No. - -,
Two Justices, ono for iong term, one TO Nil
Two Constab,es. one for long term, one to
MI Vacancy.
eral Election to be hold ON the Fourth day OF
November, A. d. Iae, there will be submitted
to the ausiitiei eiector. Of the State o. SaIo
ton Of the state BY adding section twenty
fve . tlsaJ to Article v: to amend SECTIONS
Vi: = amend sect,eu @ one d Of Article Viz
to amend Sections nine q, and eleven I'D 81
Article K; to amend Sections six 90, eight ~
Art.cie Art Xxx to to . aid Conssitutioa, - follows,
towtt:
Entitled Legislative Department" adding a
new section to be known ss section "a pro
viding that the General Assembly shall hx.
not 70 exceed etsht ., hours .isnin y n,,lG my
ssine. and wossinss. hisst furnaces, smelters mel r.
Or other industry that may be considered IN
furious or dangerous to health.
.Yor ne .asAt q, Hour ADsodmcnt to
Against tee Exit 70, Hour Auendmcnt TO
Article v q the Constitution.
ARTICLE vi.
Entitled "JUaiciAl Department.. Sections
- and =. providing that after 190t the District
Attorney and CuIpty Judge sAan be elected
for . term u four yeass. and e1tcnding The
I'm Jana,arv, Nos.
Each taibot must have printed o. Il:
s.Tor tho AmeDdment in Rehttou to Dis
trtcf AttOfneyp.'
.Aeainst ths Ameudmrut IN Relation to
D1sertct Attorneys"
And
JUdgea."
-Xsainst the Amendment in Relation N
County Judges-
Entitled s.Suhrages and ElecttDus," Secttoe
!, prOvtdine qualifications Of vOeers and teaf
- Or she sAali b. q citizcn Of the United
0snees, and ehan have resided IN the Sf1te
twelve months immediately preccding the
election.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-25

Tho advance ageDt Of Ehe American
p30W 10 the Missouri mule. An order
II 1900 Of the former hes Just been
Yooseved froa eOat6 Africa.
A Typ8cal South African Store.
O. X Larson. of Hay vtlla. Sundays
River, Cape Colony. eooducts = store
lyrical Of south Africa. at which can be
purchased anything from the peoverbial
..nssdIe to IN anchor" This store 10
situatsd In . vallay nine miIss from tho
ssarsse railway station and about TWEEN
ty.ave milss from the nearest town.
Nr. Larson says: II am favored with
tie cpsto0 oe farmers within radius
oe thirty miles. to many OF whom have
suppiied Cbambesiain's remedies. An
teGtify to their value in . household
vhsre . doctors advice Ia almost out of
The question. Within ono mile OF my
stme the population II perhaps sixty.
<k these. within the past twelve months.
m lsss than fourteen have been abeo-
lutsly cured BY Chambefiain's Cough
Reoedy. This must surelv b q record. ;"
F@ ssis By strehlke 4 Giveos, druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-25
Nearing Steamboat.

Ths Steamboat Pilot says: The Union
Paoi2c survevOrs are now camped at
Big creek and may be In Steamboat
next week. They arc making rapid
progross with the survey and are obtain
Ing . ane grade.
It b reported on reliable authority
thue when the line Is completed tC
Sesamboat the corpa will return tn Hog
pask and survey = line through the an
thfneite noids aud thence down 70 Cary'a
Faosh. making . junction there with tbs
NtRas Eno. Parties connected with the
roo1 are confident that tia branch will
b suenipx trains next year.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-25

Henrv l.. Shattnck, Of ShelIsburg.
Iowa, was cured Of u stomach trouble
with which be had been afiicted for
years. by four boxes OF Chamberlain $
Stomach aud Liver Tablets. lie hsd
previously tried many other remedies
and number Of physicians without re-
lief. For sale by Strehike i Givens.
druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-25

A true soldier may wesr Gorseous
uniform to comply with regulations. or
to impress the multitude. but the tinsei
warrior rejoiees only in hts regalia-
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-25
Democrats Speakers Coming.

Democratic Speakers Coming.
From Democratic state headquartera
1t Is announced that ratification meet
ings will be held In Routt and Rio Blanc0
counties ~ follows:
Yampa-OctOber "a.
Steamboat Springs-October g.
Hayden-OctOber 20.
Craig-October 80.
Meeker-October 81.
The speakers will be Hon. Chas. II.
Pierea ssd Hon. Thomas e. Irvine.
These gentlemen arc good orators aud
nose should fail to hear them.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-25

will be paid for the prompt return to
nv ranch, bay work horse. weight
100 lbs; branded - h on left shout
der; lost near Badly peak.
olS-oi5 GEO. SMITH, Powell Park.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-25

John ". Gates savs, "wali street u
NO piacs for an honest man" Correct
Mr.. Gatss, bot bow does It happen that
you are thefef
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-25
StOpa the COsiGl

Stops the Cough
and Works on the Cold.
LAXATIVE Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure
. cold in ono day. No cure, no pay.
PTico IS cents.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-25

Wicked reporters, when they die. an
condemned to ruipcarnaii0n as society
editors.
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-25
@&%-+

This s,sasturs b o. svsu bsr q tie senrins
Laxative Bro0o Quaioe .sele,s
The Meeker herald., 1902-10-25

Syxtelnatie Effort w. Good Luck.
Men have 'leen carried tn financial
success fortunate circumstances over
which. they had no control, and a. long
= the human race exists examples will
be found Of pure luck acting TO shape
some mems careers. The rule. however,
10 that each must work out his own des-
tiny, and the men who are entitled to
the highest credit for great things 40
complished are those who have created
conditions by the force of their own
brains ard hands.
The best ultimate results are reached
by those who have formed definite
purpose and who have refused to be in
fiuenced bv forces tending to turn them
into any other road than that In which
they had decided to travel. In all pro-
fessions and in all business this princi-
pie has illustrations. and 1t may be said
to be one Of the basic laws OF successful
effort. 1t is no better exempliiied than
In advertising.
The advertiser who is spasmodic and
unsystematic In his methods is the man
who is taking tile long chances that good
fortune may seek him out. The one
who lays definite plan, who carries on
campaign OF publicity founded OH
logical principles, and who persists In
the course he has determined to b.
right. is the man who creates prestige
for his goods and ultimately wins the
reward of his terseverance.-Mahin's
Magazine.