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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-29
Owes His Life to Nsighbor's Kind.
 meas.

Mir. D. P. Daugherty. will known throughout Mercer and Sumner Counties
 W Va. most likely owes his life to the kindness of neighbor. He was almost hopelessly affiicted with diarrhoeA: was attended by two physicians who gave hi1, little. if any, relief. when neighbnr, learning of his serious condition. brought him bottle of Chamberlain's Colie, CloheIa and Diarrhoea Remedy. which For salesby all druggists. ,-adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-29
KENNEDY CONVICTED.
Photographer Who Shot Young Man
 in Jackson County.


 scottsboro, Sept. 2S-(Special.) l.)-Thomas J. Kennedy. the photographer who shot and killed John Young of Columbus, O.. was convicted of murder m the second degree and given sentence of ten years in the penitentiary His attorney will BM Caffey was tried and sentenced to eleven years in the p'nitentiary for the murder of Julious McBroom, negro at a picnic at this place the 4th of last July Caffey is a white man with long prison record. He shot and killed an inoffensive negro without the slightest provocation The handsome suburban home of Mr. King Caldwell, that was recently finished at a cost of several thousand dollars was destroyed by fire Friday evening at o'clock. Nearv all Of the contents were also destroyed The cause of the Are was the oyerturnng of lamp by one of the children. There was no insult anco.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-29

The city was thronged with out of town people Saturday. FNlly Sso bales of cos ton came In by wagon. but 1t was prin- eipAliy of q poor grade and was stored for higher prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-29

Some men join clubs because they have scoiding wives and some have scoldiny wives because they join clubs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-29
A 6usrantsed Cure for Pf1ea.

itching. Blind. RIeeaink or ProrfudinK Piles. Your druggist will refunH your money f PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you 50 centA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-29

Col. c. B. whatIey of Savannah. Ga. will lecture here on The Old and the New South" Oct. 2. The proceeds will go for the benefit of the Jefferson Davis monument fund at Richmond, Va. The matter of a street railway Is being free ly discussed among the citizens. and is meeting with favorable comment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-29

An old colored woman who begs on the streets here. claims to be a centenarian. It is known that she has a living son who is 64 years old. and several great great grand children. Her eye-sight and other mental faculties are yet in a re- markably well preserved condition and she manages to get about very we'll with the aid of Q cane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-29

An alaEpgesP'h was turned in Satur- day uaRt5at" about 7:3O o'clock, when a hSsSd:aE on Magazine street was discov- Erred to be in flames. The department re- eponded promptly but owing to the ex- treme dry weather now prevailing, all efforts to save 1t proved fruitless. It was occupied by tenants ana was owned by MT. castellow of Georgia. It could not be learned as to whether 1t was insur- ed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-29
FRIGHTENED BY NEGRO.
Second Case of Kind in Eufaula in
 Short Time.

Short Time.
 Eufaula, Sept. 2S-(Special.)-T in- mates of Mrs. Susie Guice's home were considerably frightened an evening or two ago Some young ladies who were spending the night were in the act of retiring when they heard an unusual noise. Upon opening the shutters to as- certain what 1t was they beheld to their astonishnent a large mulatto negro who quickly disappeared In the dark. The alarm was given and Chief of Police Bradley was soon on. the scene. Upon looking about the yard the officer dis covered that a box had been dragged close up to the window. evidentlys.ssEf the purpose of efrecting an .eHf fsSfce. This is the second attemptSeeStHis kind within the past two wsep'Snd a sharp lookout is being .kassp.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25
Aberdeen
Steam Laundry

Ne are now prepared to handle family
washing n the following prices:
Famu, Washing. all finished te1rept
irf waists aud duck SUITS. A. 90. pc d..
shirt waists AID dnrk suits finished at
half price Wh~n sent 70 with family wish.
Reg ular p, ice for SHIRT Waist, poe.
Reg ulsr price or Shir, Waist. WOO. or
silk, 50c
Shirt collars cats aud White V.sts
not included ia family washing. but
charged a. reg MAR prices.
Shirts zoe eaoh: Collars PC. each; Cuffs
lie pair: White Vest 15c. each
leGng mems washing taken. ANEEY-
rHTSG Included. At our regular price with
> per cent. discount
Cur wagon. with polite driver will
call for ans deliver ali goods, free Of
charge
Have all your washing done at the
Laundry and secure an exquisite finish
ana color to yopr linen. Price List fur
niShed on application.
Geutlemen's Suits and ladies Ssirts
Cleaned. Pressed ana Dyed, in first class
order
For furf her particulars sec Manage or
ring mp 'phone Pos
JOHN 1. BRENT. j. Manager
Dec. IL I'm.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25

Senator German is vigorously
opposing President Roosevelt =
Panama policy and endeavoring To
solidify the Southern Senators
against ratification of the canal
trcary that will be presented IN n
few days. There Ii some show OF
SUCCESS of the movement, az least
a formidable demonstration, but
whether it is advisable under all
the circumstances Is question OF
considerable difference of opinion.
1t il true that the ADMINISTRATION
was in great hurry about recog-
niZing the new republic, but there
j. a general and pressing demand
for the construction of tue canal
without delay, by both parties
and moderate stretch OF author
ity is conceded and condoned. The
canal IL not partisan measure
and Senator German il not only
ovrrshadowing the recent briilian
personal victory he achieved il
Maryland. but jeopardizing hi,
party by forcing opposition 10 the
canal treaty as a Democratic cam
paign issue.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25

Those who failed 10 attend the
poultry show last week. missed an
opportunity for seeing AL array of
beautiful domestic and fancy
fowls that may not be again pre-
scented. There We're splendid OK
hibits from four States Ala bama !.
Georgia. Illinois and Mississippi
and the showing by our home PEG
pie WAS better perhaps than all the
others, IA evidenced by the nu
merous prizes awarded. The bird
were in no manner known one
from another by the Judge, Mr.. y
l.. Hutchinson of Crystal Springs
and the placing of premiums WAS
consequently governed entirely by
score Of merit, with perfect impair
TALLY TO exhibitors. The place
for holding the next exposition has
not been selected.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25
Single Journals
Casually Observed.

a little more than one week will
usher in State administration
that has pledged itself to policies
widely differing from any that
have been attempted in republic
an government. The policy IN
particular. contemplating distinct
IONS between two races rec0gnlZ-
eel by the federal government as
citizens. while not morally wrong.
il contrary To tire basic principle ct
Constitutional government that
guarantees TO all citizens alike
equal rights. privileges and bene-
tits
While thr superiority of the
White race in all that makes mp the
superlatiye type Of mankind. emi-
nently tits it To- rule both itself
and the inferior race. il does not
follow that il ha- the right to cur
tail any opportunity that the lnte-
riur race may have for advancing
10 a better civilization The edu-
cationai Issue, proposing the prov
idence OF free school advantages
for the whites and negroes based
on the amount Of taxes paid by the
respective race. IN which the 10
coming executive won out in the
late election. will probably never
get further along with the leglsla-
ture than the paper on which II II
recommended in the governor r
message. The effect of agIiBtina
such question at All draws the
racial line more positively and an-
nounces to the world the great so
cial aud political gulf that divide
the two races III Mississippi.
From this view point. MAJ. ar
daman in his advocacy Of unique
and unconstitutional doctrine
stands pre-emInentiy ia advance
Of any statesman Of the times anc
has reemphasiz-d an ulalterabl'
determination that the political
industrial and social destiny o,
Mississippi rests with the white
people of the State.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25

President Roosevelt is rather
begging the question on the DIR
Woods confirmation As Major
General, by saying that no further
promotion shall be made during
his term of office. The President
iniimates that probably Genera
Fred Grant will command the army
at the next succession TO that Pc
-ition.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25
4 thousand Dollars Worth Of
Good.

All Thurues, well known coal oper-
ator of Buffalo. o., writes, II have been
afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble
for years. passing gravel and stones with
excrucisting pain. i got no relief from
medicines until I began taking Foley's
Kidney Cure. then the result was surpris-
ing. A few dose- started the brick dust
like fine stones aud nov l have no pain
across my kidneys and feel like = rev
man. II has done me $1,000 worth Of
good" L.. She'll &C0.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25
CHEAPER LANDS
AND LOWIR INTEREST.

THREE PIECES OF LAND, part Of the
old LEE rLtCE. about miles south Of
Aberdeen, coutaiaiag $50 acres, 2sg acres
and about 5oo acres. ~ psctiveI
VIII sell The pieces SEPARATELY. ar
a. WHOLE. At GREATLY REDUCED
prices. ~ easy terms, If bought before
Decom Der Is. 1905.
am also able make LOANS on real
estate. on easy terms. AZ l1GHr PR CENT.
ID Y. HOUSTON,
Attorney NJ Law.
Aberdeen October soft
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25

\ correspondent of the New Al
bany Gazette says that some of the
Amen Corner" citizens are inter
ested in the blind tiger joints of
that town.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25

The city of Memphis will pull
off It's municipal election on the
9th day OF next month. Mayor
Williams and his administration
are turning over every chunk in
an effort TO vindicate themselves
by e-eIeciion, while the ''outs" are
shouting Justify for a change.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25
FRISCO SYSTEM TO GUTHRIE TWO
Ii y


The Gapirai az oklahoma Is reached via
the Frisco s. stem III pm train from ~. Louis
the ~ ~ q. m train from Kansas City. arrive al
Guthr- 9a a gn. - ,hl r. IA. train from 81
Louis tle - $50 train from hansa- City ar
rive> ~:f5 (. an. Tho return service 10 the North
and Esst is equally convenient.
On this new line of railway. tltirty-eight miles
distant from Chandler. the following stations
are located. VIZ. Lowe. Dudley. Mcrrick. In
cortiufn ard Taylor. The extension opens "a new
foid IN fertile oklahoma. offering golden on
pottunitie~ To those seeking homes or invest
n+ut.
In purchasing tickets. await Yourself ol the
shortest and quickest ROUTE from ~. louis or
Kansas City th- Frisco ~ stem. tsi3l
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25

The Louisiana legislature by n
unanimous vote Monday, adopted
resolution requesting Senators
Foster and McEnery of tha, State
to vote for ratifying the Panama
canal treaty.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25

Col. w j. Bryan is making Il
tour Of the European capitals and
is being cordially received i'll all
royal circles. His latest was visit
to Gar Nicholas. of Russia, and
luncheon with United States Am
bassador Mccormick, at ST Pc
tersburg.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25

Mayor elect Mcclellan, of New
York city. is busily engaged Sc
lccting his cabinet. There are nu-
merous juicy plums 10 be bestow-
eel by the new administration, and
the anxious seat is already Gro Sd
ed.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25

The new Legislature will con
vene January 18th. and the entire
State is much interested in the
character and quality of statesmen
that will be developed.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25
Sr.rs or osIo, Cry OF TOLEDO

Lucas COUNTY.
EEASK j CnESKY makes oath that he
is senior partner OF thefirm Of +. J. CnE
xKY a Co. doing business IN the City Al
Toledo. County and State aforesaid. aud
that said firm will pay the sum IF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
case of CArAREH that cannot be cured by
the use Of Halls CATARBH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn TO before me and subsoribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December.
A. ID. 1856.
A w. GLEASON
Notary Public.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25

The newspaper correspondents
are trying strenuously to bring on
war between Russia and Japan
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25
4th Monday of February, 1904,

70 answer the bill for divorce fled in said court
ny Meads Hili. wherein sou are defendant
This December u. I.sa
o. JONES, Clerk
I-e. l-ies >, ls-15.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25

Representative of the leading
European powers have informed
General Reyes. of the Columbian
repu bile. that their governments
will not support Columbia against
America. and are cOnnseling
peaceful solution Of the situation.
General Reyes appears 10 acqui-
esce in the sentiment. but fears
that ne will De unable to restrain
his people when the failure of his
mission 10 Washington becomes
known to them. He may be una
ole to keep the Columbians in
check in their Own bailiwick. bat
restraining Influences will not be
wanting when they attempt inter
cnce with the Panama canal enter
prise. The European nations. IA
we'll ns our own, desire the 18TH
mian canal and do not want any
Endurance 10 the United States in
the matter Of building it.
-----
4 confidential clerk in a large
brokerage firm in New York per-
United his sympathy with the
bear" movement III cotton TO lead
him into backing his sentiment.
and invested $780, 600 of his firm ;
money in an effort 10 hold down
The price. The firm went brok e
and the clerk went to parts I'M
known. while cotton quotations
we're still ranging upwards at last
accounts.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25
4th Monday of February. 1904.

u defend the suit in said court y H. r.ir, y., a -
defendant. This December -. lqes
= l. o JOINS Clerk
December 25 1919
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25
The Poultry Exposition.


The Mississippi Poultry and
Pet Stock Association closed its
third annual exposition in tais city
last Saturday, and it was the YER
dict of all who attended visitors
~ we'll as exhibitors that ii was
the largest show of the kind that
has vet been Witnessed in the
Southern States. 1t was an inter
state affair so far as exhibits and
premiums were concerned and no
prizes award ed 10 single exhibitors
simply for lack Of competi,ion. Mr.
y. l.. Hutchinson, Of Hazleburst.
an expert and acknowledged au
thority in that line, was Judge Of
tue arena, anil scorings demon
strsted the high character Of the
exhibits. as we'll as the great pro
gress that is being made in the
Southern poultry industry Below
We give the awards of premiums.
emitting the scores:
BARRED rLsNoSrH Rooks
Cork-First and third prizes
Hen First second aud thir,i Price
cockerel First; second. tie and third prizes
Puliet-Fir-t. tie second and third prizes
!. ". French. Aberdeen. Miss
Cock->econd, \. Starz!uger. Carbondale III
Cockare Second, tie; W " Boyd. Osborn.
Mis-
ruilet- Fir-t. tie Z } Crenshav, Aberdeen
Pen J. W. French, Aberdeen, Miss
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCks.
Cock-First.
H~n-First. second and third
CochcFei-First
Puliet First and third
Pen {. II. Cowsrt. Troy, Ala
Cock-Secend.
Pulict second =. d. Wright. Columbus. o.,
Cockerel Second F. ID. scales BrooLsyiIl..
Miss.
BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
Cockerel- First.
Pullet- First, second aud ,hird-Mrs. ". q
Elkin, Aberdeen. Miss
WHITE WYANDOrTES.
Cock-First and second
Hen First
Cocierei-tir-t, second aud third.
Puiiet- First. second and third
'- sr1r r'a,.fs 'nr'is, ao"r''een Mis-
iAN''i lES
-. Se'''" al" third T. W. Lusk.
".'i'en' Mss
=
SECOND "no thied-h.C-Garmon
SILVER LAC ED WYANDOTrES
hen-Ihiri
o"eAerr,-first and second.
tu4"' fjfst, tie third.
Fen r irst' Oak Lawn PoHltry Yards. A,er-
ueen' Mss
.oeA-fri-rirst' Tia and third.
fnil7t- FIRST. tie; second. tis-F :. Mcknight
Aberdeen. Miss.
hen--rirsi.
Pen S-cond-R y Co.'S Amory. Miss
hen-s-'c"nd
"''"' ,fs'' TIC -ec"'d lie W r. Cha pm, u
Hiss
FAhlbIbGk NfA<DOTIES
/ Cock-First.
4 Hen-Fir.t ana .scoua n = n.c.r.-,,
birmingham. Alabama.
\ cocker.lFirst
} 4. al l,r- a..
.,.
/ ~. 80 - " IAN Doi rs.
4 n fo"hs' Sb-fdeen' MISS
ooLD-LiCED WSiNpOrTES.
Cock First.
-
1 -, - D'sunin' A'-theeu' hiss
'e0"ho ai'n tn!r.
80, s-'.ul, 'nif"' TIC
H.,-rh;ra
. p,lI.t-TIf.5 A. N. +, vi,
Mis-.
npou, YruuonN-.
Co-s-second.
| Hen First and third.
Cockerel-First
Puliet Third. tie-B. +. Bloom. Aberdeen.
IoeA
.fniiet fir-t -ee"nn thiri tea Brannin
Aberdeen, MIS-
4
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25
NOn-ReSident Notice.

The State Of Mississippi. Monroe County.
Choncery Court. February torn Is.4
Neady Hill V Tiliman HiiI-No xssa So -
To Iliiman Hill POST Office address fitfE fRL
Arkansas
on are commanded 10 be and appear before
the thaucery Court ot said county at a cours
% DC holden at the court house thereof In Tie
city Of Aberdeen. or, - - e--'
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25

Puliet--First. second, third-L. p. Godfrey.
ABERDEEN. Miss
LIGHT BRiMAHS
Cock--firsF.
Hrd---Fir,t second third--E Dnu.l,n W.
mona. Mis-.
BUFF COCHINS.
Cosk--Eir-t.
Hen First. second. third
Cocker.I--First.
Pntet-Fr= second, third tie--E. Durs IN.
Wiu"na, Miss.
Cocks cond
Cocker.l-- Second
PPuiiet- Sec"rd--B.C German. East t-ahe Ma
CORNISH INDIAN GAME
Geek First
H-u--First. SECOND. third
COcse-ct-tirSt. second. third.
TulistFirst. s-coud. thir.i--Dr II. Bnrline
Anofy, Miss.
WHITE INDIAN GAME.
Curk.rrl -Firss.
An.ry. Miss.
RED PYLE GAME BAMTAMS.
CockeT-l-- t,r-t.
Puliet---r,rSt---.I. 4 Raird- nhhe,.. Mis-
BLACK BREASTED RED GAME BANTAMS.
Cuckcr.i.- First. -tcnud
Hen y rst---J z. Baird. Iibbe- MIS-
| Cocserei--Thirc--P W Lu-k Aberdeen Miss
GOLDEN SEABRIGHT BANTAMS.
I Hcn---Fir~t- w +. Chapman. Injianois, NJ IS
Hen---Second srd third.
I Cockerei--F irst--.r. ". Lusk. Aberdeen MIS-
/ Cuckorci---Second
/ P1iiet-First-J. T Baird Tibbee Mis-.
SILVER SEABRTGH1 BANTAAS
| Hcn--First. tie.
! Cooke r,.l---Second. third.
Puliei--Seccud, third. L. Baird. 1ibbre
{ Hcn---tirst. tie.
b Cockerel---first.
Pullet--Firs,--W. Chapman. Iniianols
Best Specimen White Holland Turkey VI r
3 W q. Eikin. Aberdeen Miss
Bes, Specimen of Bronze Inrkey--JN Bold
ing. Al,e redeem Miss
Z -, S,.eciinola of Elns-len Geese---N.J Lauer
man. Aberdeen, Mis-.
I Best Specimen Toulouse Geese-Doll And-r
son. Abe rdeen. Miss.
Bes, Specimen rekin Duck--VJ Laue rman-
Aberdeen. Miss
Best piepIay Belgian Hares-C. d. Graham
AInory. Miss.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25
NOn-ReSident Notice

STATE oi Mississippi. Monroe County
1haucery Court. February Ten, I..4
latte Il unphreS johnson =. SIM johnson ] ?.
t. sin Johnson il
ION al r. hereby andlef to affsassr f--s,rs
the 1hanc-ry Court Of the county Of Monroe ,
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25
rOIrRIsr sLEEpER TO CALIFORNIA.

TOURIST SLEEPkK 10 tAI-ItURNIA.
Commencing December 9Th. and Tuesdays
thereafter. the Frisco system Will place IA tho
service between Birmingham. Ala. and San
Francisco. a Thoroughly Equipped Tourist Car.
quite naturally thess cars Will be iiaced IL
the popular Southeastern Limited leaving Birm-
inghan 10 ~ I, m. Tuesdays Memphis 9 "a a
Wednesdays. Returning leave Kansas City Mon
days 80 pm. arrive Memphis s0a.m ;Birm-
inghafn - y. Tuesdays; informed IA t. sta
tions. time III proportion
The rubiustion ot railways over which thess
cars are orerated. offer the tourist or Invalid =
grand diversity OF scenery, plain and mountain.
through Kansas aod the Rockies. IL the Land
of Sunshine and Flowers.
These cars are in charge of a thoroughly com
petent rttepdsnt
Cali on nearest representative Frisco System
for b4rths ana further information. or address
4. HILTON, General Passenger Agent
tdSl st. Louis, NO.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25

LOW COLONIsr RATES VIA h. e. NJ 4 BR.
To points in the Southwest. Dates of sale
Jannar, 5til and 18th. February and IT. March
l and Il. April and L. For further inforna-
tion apply to j. r. YOUNG. Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-12-25

Horns. >, 10, l., % and 25c.
Fancy Rubber Balls. ; and Toe.
Drums, Drums, Drums, Drums.
20. p. -. 5Oc.. 10 = 10.
Comets, 'FRONT.' bones. Glove Boxes.
handkerchief Boxes.
Neck Tie Boxes. Jewel Cases.
Manicure Sets, Smoking Sets,
Shaving Sets, Toilet Cases.
Cuff Boxes. Work Boxes.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-28

Whatever your business is DO not 20
81 il b. if you were merely sticking 70
it 10 make enough 10 get into some
thiug else. BGsinsEs that is run IL
that way IL sure u keep you q poor
.Izve 81 bsEL
4 prize ot 30 pounds for a ssf. lamp
for burning k.rDssn. wss offered al
he green exhibition IL Loneou re-
Gently. II. lamp was 70 coat only one
shilling and tbr..-pspes, nholeaaI.
The specifications, ., s.t forth in q
trade review, w.r. s.usiDl. and sslu.
tsry. Elne. Oh. u the most s.riou.
problems IN LONDON ia IL. protection
I y! crupkaros against Themselves. tLt
objset IL l1en nas 70 fnd latup which
!. thrown by drunken msp " hjs
wife, for sxampls, would extingujsl
iJsst The n1fs night " injured, but
lns children anc the Lpuss would not
4 ys cons umsc
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-28

In a commencement address last
June. Secretary Shaw told an incident
,, that put in half n
dozen words the
""'"' secret of business
success. \ young clerk in n store, he
said, asked for an increase of salary.
The proprietor gave it to him. \ lit
tie later the clerk asked for another
rise. At first the owner was indignant.
then, after thinking the matter over
he sent for the clerk. "Nuurg man."
he said, what YOU need is not more
money, hut more usefulness" Then
he pointed out to him countless ways
/ in which he might have done something
for the company, and had missed his
! opportunity when he had been
careless. or indifferent, or ignorant.
/ "EyerN time" he concluded. that a
customer comes in and asks for you
personally il counts for YOU and
counts for the store. Your business is
to make yourself wanted" 1t is the
secret of success in business, is it no,
also the secret of success in every
place in lner In the home, in the
church, in the school, everywhere, th,
one whose work is thorough and cheer
ful and enthusiastic is the one who !,
making the most of his life.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-28

The medieval age was the era OF
wonders and wonderers. Nowadays,
pcrraded by the Hellenic spirit of cul-
ture, we have wcll-nigh forgotten how
to wonder and can only admire or crit
icise. The miracle has become al
most commonplace. We take each
new discovery or invention with an
81 told you So" But still, writes Gelett
Burgess in Sunset Magazine, the
Gothic mind (for its possessors are
few loves a marvel, the homelier the
better, while the Hellenic seeks only
it's ideal of pure beauty. The Gothic
is the more masculine and virile, re-
joicing in the ,igor and power which
produce a variation from type, even il
that variation or exaggerationi gained
at the expense of other qualities. The
other, or Greek, view is feminine.
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