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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-07-05
EOrefhOuKht.

Patient-Doctor, I'll give you a thou
sand if you'll get me well without
operating.
Doctor-NO; / would lose more money
in the long run because this would
establish a precedent. New York
Life.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-07-05

The LADY, know it's q common
thing to say. but l could just die waltz
ing.
Her Partner-Well, I'd like to.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-07-05

"Are you fond of muster asked Miss
Cayenne Of her guest of honor.
Very"
Then / won't ask Mr.. Bliggins to
sing."-Washington Star.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-07-05

somewhat the meaning Of the lines
from Rabbi Ben Eza-Says 10 him.
Grow old along with me
The best is yet ~ l-.'"
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18

A deal has just been closed for the sale of ,, ,1l5 acres of land in Lee county tn t has been tied up in the litigation of Nellie Huuchens Ys Thomas II. Allen in federal court. The sale was made by the Mercantile Trust Com pany to Cannon Bros of Mississippi md Jock Smalwood, of Russelvle, th- consideration heing S22 900 cash. The lands are m he St. Francs river bottom, arr partly improved, and said 10 be strictly bale 10 the-acre cotton lands, equal to the best of the S75 an scr ltnds on the Nj ssssippi river. I on the line of th- Gould road from Memphis to Marianne.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
!. Teachers Association Meeting.

The Northeast Arkansas TeacEers Association will hold it's next session at wynne, Nov. 94, Q and 2b. The following subjects will bs discussed, beginning at o'clock Thursday morn- ing:
 I. Oonscience-Its Office and Rela- tioh 10 Education.
 2. The Concrete vs. the Abstract in Teaching.
 & Teaching Primary Branches.
 4 Mental Development and Method of Instruction.
 z Noedad School ooi alatian
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
rhc Youth'~ Companion a~ Giit.

Nat ott,r ebratm8s present rau yea.ehoe-r th7lal eTr mucl. p.-a ,urrf7i sol |. m ne. as Il yea $ -ab scliptou ta IHr Yo8aH~ eampalu- The Ilo lI-n Namb l- 3.d tbr G,leu dat. }oa>E W9.comeI du Christmas mata.us. na6iHg d aas 9=5f in #Eem selves, are =tu. t.r fuet ,~te ul q 0Ao e tea}z- te4-ht7=eemr Fhr mtu1=ts en- tettslntd 0llh=ter H8muers III hand. and th# imagination re1e1. H t.f r.e3sure tbateaea Hsa naetl AIH b6us " it r6H-tua-auey lli#s
 Ii N#4 | -JI- fa-msee# #==l.fl stoae rte=su Hf 'fza lath'-=1- l0faa4.# stHd th faba-r.~ fHename and .a dfs57.o ta- person Ja whom Yw aH>s a.s sVe iA= Cams 8a=sa.. afaH> >l.7za= tl.a aa4=4 ,4s-cl9Hf aa far..s#a. rTe#f. .f r 78 =te t el.t he Vah#IsH,ls u1H-rui 97 te t.lre~ banned ua p..g..I ta Ae.e epereaz zGhl5~.G8a- H# #rf- jne. t-- t-ma rlhe 1-z9e~ flaoE paea,H all aA~ s45~ .r=H a5 I- saI2#d. en lag jHe#d etae HaIasy Nmiet- Th- CamHa1au ca4a ieH9@ Calendar tar Ieo7. aaelGbed tu uta, Fre7 ars arI gold and -a5,r. Ip- los cerHae r. tat t.e G.ta-tAa Is-4rs of 900
 fH. a>'mtr5 Auro.n am,u.. fI. AdeetlIbH1 ahe trlnegp ZfeaHafe- o# The GumHH'aHs, urA Hauma lal ia05. WI h. ssHtta st4 a4at-s, ff~~
 THE YOU Ills COMPANION. III E Ihe-tt ~Htr-t. 3r9en.. N,.
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The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18

ue ff'aet- n ti. paper t.i Ar1t,t-t.i ', haiH iaHi ias1e .- af .tt-t ai. s3te...t.4 fif- 't-s H3i -'HsAee uas EeeH 4lle-taa4te Ha# H'- ~fH=e~. tll.i th4t Oatarh ffa#.- btt4rit Its# H> iut.a.fH#+ i.-aasr f-#Hft fu sf..4z n IT. -li' ltt44tt 9ttf tftffsrfE- afaTTh feIITg < com .ai z. aI-th-c. r.4u#te- q cau.tttutta taua -taltili AHaa# ~ =f-arfH tIrt- r. takt-t= fr fr'ft#F agtEH1 1IfeefN upon inc aaad ang a ~II 's.ft- at ltte -4-tslu. fH,ief4. dt AI1 iff ta.It.tt.ttt.tI inf Tine. atg-...4-e 4t.+ at I#a#eH ffcH2th I1 HlItIa4 ul .lt Ift=fE lt.l4 -zl--.~Hff r.rts4. ,. Iz.a. lAta Ht.tH#4Hat- H.HHtu -l. uIzfru lam
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 tIAte-- fAeHes X t=4- r.#l#f=..
 ~1llht t.lIf l9a4gt-5~. .i..
 HHe Halls tunty t4l- fat.e eaHsl1latt4an.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
NoN tcl0PhOne Card.

I#s#t'& Hs..p .pHH=5.. G#r3- H.4. Ea-t a't. fafr.. fF Ir. eH-. IU.IN U. x Nei5k k't=a.J n ts h db.. .l aHt @a4 ~aH.=ei-. +tp H4*r uf5str Hz.z. ~HIj =FH. boz itf= H=f=He e=i=..4 =z45.| J'H Hi.t@ In Il#. utK c.H.t- r.. s-fA ttc.n and z H-sta- tba me, #t all >#.i-r. h~fs, ,ltsImIa' til. @ d..a #H4 Pms ft#s #s5. txsH.If.q.- :. ai~if Ip comp HHett ae .f t4tris a. itI it-=t4et# #ttHtf. f.4~#etf#I 54 fa. o4' t,ut B-- eot .,t.
 NE- Il.EDIE -Eet.nt
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
GUARANTEE,
{ osnloe Iuh.

The Cosmos Club held it's regular llt- erary program Monday November 1. at the home of Mrs r W Barrow. the attendance being good. aGd he meet Ing one af the most interesting ef the year. The subject for the afternoon WIS Wi | the Polish Musiciaus with Ms. John Ga1ag as leader
 After to.l cal, which vas responded to by giving nam-s ef pol4sb mf sleiaHs and their best works Ms. Matthews eaYe, as a piauo Hamber Mazurka h4 Sap Itnkoff
 Nr~ Gatiug read an account ef Po.- i>b mustr in general. leaving 10 char aetel worthy of notice untouched. Dur- Ing the fpadias ot=this paper5 exam Fies were given of the style of tha diff fefeut composers as folf50>. Ms GalIiug-Nal-r Daaud; Polish Ma zu6ha. eehalwet ka; falIttt0as at Da They NJ s. Meat IIams -, t'robe Ms. Manu-P. >h National Dance, Neiai awsb
 Bfpf oIal sketches of tbe following Wefe gwen P4drreA ski. Ms Nichols faa-ig. Ms Mathews. Jean and E1uri DeRaozcka. Nrs- Mann
 Mfs N#rha=s gave as vocat solo t lullaby ffan aEfmtHie @iah masic bv ! teaboWski.
 \ general =dIsc4SsI0n ou mH-lc44 topic, closed The program
 fhe next meeting Nil he NIta Ms B8f4d. \ svtmb4r =. I0o4
 EoE ~Fe Ca~m. E5z.b
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
I=iuN HN tr..,iE iTli
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The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18

Ladies, the new fall Dre-s Good must br seen t0 hp appreciated. ans certainly Vl~t ta our store WilI met tbau 1euaY you. Ypu AilI beI eIplea>s= to laok ar our eXtersiYP lines of 1T. YrT, Ist =tatTf.5 il is, t,yia...tit and afz Ghsf93 "eHe.rgs We caHHe. enumelate #hc many uaXrltles @r haX. in thfs llue=aI new and just ttom tb- malkefs. But If yGu MI -pIt u,aVIsl, We Nli gudIau,ee fo ,iaA y1a aS hand some Il iiup of Ladies Dress Good5 a, you eyer locked Upon outside ot a Iafgt city 0ut values are varied and rXFef lent in Womeu's Apparet \ eouvinc ing dem9a.ttatteH of tllca--e con mN and med sh elegance comblued Tl- k ra1c array of Eall Special, and aH unusual offering of advance styles
 BRANDON X BAIGII
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
Ducks Confiscatcd.

NIT. Fred Schmidt and Nr. Page NJ Patterson of Memphis were tfgjstertd q Il The Mali#n sunday nd tlcfrhy hangs tale
 These gentleman had been dc,crat Ing the Sabbath. and lh- Alkansa~ game laws. Il the sane time.aa3 were tbout te leave Ter Memphis WIth the result of the.r day $ sport when Il wide awake game warden who has Il wonderful nose fal game when II is m tbr possession of non-Ie>IdentS, follow saI scent pfe4oasIF gwen nm by III ather,and upon tXamnauou.at thee press packages being shIpp out, he Mas rewarded by finding lhrre sacks 0f i4r M4llna. about lea Thp mes seug ( aime1 ta kreR tethIna af lhelr contents. and the deput4 ,herfT eat open the sacks anu thtrn thrm aff tha tram
 Tine game was cauu~e4tel aHa diYfa- ed out among the erZens tleeIA. and herc have been several premature fhuksglvlHg dinners =ta town since. fh- daek, 4efr tagged with P9tfrI=aa ffan>fel Company .> tte>.
 This is the zecaai af af of tHls kind within the Netf, and Il k remembered that on tar#t tofmer occasion gp number ot diek @ere eapH~ea6rd 5ad fH- hunters allowed to g6 free.
 T. seems to The Tmt> that tms order of things ,hoad befry-r,rd that x o.-af.th gItY par#e> sh uIi b. 4re led and made IL pay t-r tall prH- ally of thp law f they have violated t T the law Is t4o ,temgtHt ot aupapas ar t5p best way 10 gel nd at=Illsl3 enforce T jatGr letter.
 Mir Fst cr9 n Was clf=sd uP-U tae= nheue but rrtu>ad#t1 uake aay >.aft- meut lol pubHc,Ion B# 1t Va, sah- -equpnfb ebamed that t6r duck, Weir intended tor Bridge Jleelor but ths statement k taken " tu# #t#Nmk. k.a- ihe aatIes 4rr b5th rasaltufs at Namui4s. AHd thelr ], no qlr,lau thaflt Ns,s 56eIrlaaeutten t9= =t.he thm taJGaf 4am-teau.
 On Tuesday ~hrsfH NrkujLdr a-k4a 63y~Har Dat=> tor reqaa-ttuH aa.ra=s so Uias Nrs-Is Schmidt 5nd FaaJ5r. son nac6 hetet b. pos eajed Ibp soYrtnaf lssaed faa app. as=H Hta7az E. l.. Sock aa t~ asrrt=ef Jbe S..,s.= In pHtts beWet= .as s.aua~ 1l.. saw lhAt rtq psig1aH#had been 7Hq4a=f .a. wfaseloNt III N8m. thsr a= t7tnc15 aud aslurri ffW fa rDief thet appearance. s1th1HH fsezloq= sftnu ppels #Wcre=lsat I.ss#.a>stf4
 Clet th- t-t If ahrse harrsrj. e.. N=s,rs# #Ptlae ~oa =4ad ~e6m# tl1z eafere1>u asaia~ Drra1t G5fa.~ 1ar >a0 damage, far fbe ducks. esa#ml=- that h. had rolaatu ag0t n th.aE and that tls actu#cas 1seas I3=g t65m was eetueiY umfrHy ! | U}Aaa7 ,4nc.ion.ot law.
 The incident h5@ srnedt ush.en tbe law IL tb- s5aats. and We nose Ram a1-pateac. h the Memphis and LIHle R k=taHrfz .f..t itlS the intention at the shrria t. -n taFCa tgr jaw go the rgt.cF.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
C StID4GOn.

Hfathas a5Suu's4 uupa~,Ib-.#5t coe- ~tfal un hz ire~gut NaUl= rlaI.7#ea~r~ of fYer aaa k dHe} comp afnt have -pruag from neg teetal constipation ~ueHza. de= Ututah.e condition l~ HHHrcr~~arN IhrIe tsa ruetar it Heroine es -Pe,d N remedy Ha.t.r> C \. Lnd~ay. r VI Bronson, Ed, Wtfe~. Fea. i2 I90l.
 Having furd Herlur hE1 H. A n4e medicine for constipation 50t aalte= So=d= b} ! | Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
When You Have a Bad Cold.

cure.
 You WNaIa remedy that WILL irl#t4e the uugs aud keep approximation easy.
 loa @aut remedy that Hi5f counter aet aH8 tendency toward PHeumauTa
 Aea &aut atrmeay tgdt 4s peasant an safe tu=take
 Chamberlain G=8sh Remedy meets al of ihe requirements and faf The speedy and pefmaurH. cure ot had coids=- stands @Hue4s reet For .aHeb}#1 l sander,
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18

Ite i7 es tnhrt Ite tat#ut, =8fah h=H- HIS = z#e1 fHz=tI aHI #h,Haf8 usss @f.I e#A~ eHm.4 "a eyef1 hume fE# lash aH pHgES IeaEl-z535a If 1tct vf ftt7H-2eHd =de-rt h4i z H.z- 4sIz t--t m.dH. u=a-@a7= 7=fa u hr }f-e5f e=f tHzEf HH5=fuf#H3 fHe#b bu-F ft-t#xa sfd~ F I lIsasH'l 5tH-1t#t4=ei tt-I,.=ftl# the ei.I} }5G1 IIEfHrla tr.taIIps tIe et ia e rNre#lerce A -rleerlga af I.#xH Songs ffau HHe Hagre5 0Hef5-. =fr5ds sfe.i l1la r. -t hA EeHa1d# d. =GrII#i# sH.e and h=aUfua.F Fl1-tfaftI H5 e-tatS ht j Lsyerd.rzer. lEaa9azsza ft ultet' #ae-- ahi # tptet=.t. lHe eeui iHs5as s.iss==r. EgG4L l.. Baz Hanes ei 84-uet and tr~ m=r. l~ .Jts tti rtesHtlg pll lem=ut taztht #tffa-= A 8eIN eleEef tatlel eEtl.Iszt IEe C4la tIHcI of u- Rpobae de9c1Fes smr.aas Il .le phase, @a.lfaztuu .a= ez#| I#fe t- uffa ar n utacl gatfr.6a= al. "Ae l,.~aed to= NtHt-=tIam 5He iuf1eH eIfr.r7 al seee.t Tbre.ac ~hag n
 es ffsu u- pu#a F Hees s NH i;Hnsft Gf#u.. Aher Bln.,i# AatA st.ass.Ht t'.-tt H4 4s3 Ela7#e# E auf Peak. a.=ttHa ~ta.=f ~. efFstlHP=3f .'el@ 4, Ia-a Neslnaet. l.. Fftk Bma
 fs3 tr rr Ma t 52elT5 kr ta#d 5I=, il a.n--4t-.t=tte eHsa dree Mdet etus== ma~ -01Ie2 1#H, ale E&#u iu ueeH @.fE aHd Na# Ca.aaI, p 4s.4- aIp lp,ts.z= eti Ht tsr fals~ u te4-l h .1a
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The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
Best LInlnaent on Earth

Henry D BUd"u. ~upt. Cy Water Works, >hn shaIg Nt~ Hrttez T aaYe tfIsd many Ea8- -st Eminent. but | aatr ueyer received mgcb seur6t mtt | used ballaid snow IauImrnt for fhea mat~m and pans lhuk iAr best lHm~Ht on earth. .5a. ,tr= 0a# Sp.d hy ] r. ~audef~.
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
Thousaaae N.lH-all

DrN ft N'aH HEla .ase.I4- eutz I#aH~ahA- ef=ea-..- =ef a45.f a#.37N = DeHJr- Wba8 Hazel Save.at tHt. esa5tsIos ltiat .eu n um aIa1et~f. &Isir- z H. I.8eu=N af /4a.s I,<a-
 aud ussd aaf a -aaaaaaa e.-4#af. t..s- !. eal.A n- aenHtaeH sd h1 f. ~#Hat-f-
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18

of things .o U,ine Io pass Tn turresI City There are other, and pnSs bl, more inviting fields of labor, but & long as there is some prospect of sue cess, we are not authorized to forsakt even the barren field.
 Praying Gods richest blessings upon every family and indigiausl in this town; and trusting tiat the above vii be received i'll the same spirit III whicf t iS sent We are faithfully youl pastors.
 GEO. F. HANCOCK, Rector, Church ot Good ~h-pIerd
 :. II BABcOCK.
 Pastor. Nj. E Church.
 A McCORD,
 Pssior, Bsp ist Church. Done in hinisicr'sl meettng, Nov ie 1904
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
A PASTORAL ADDRESS
To the People of Forrest City by the Ministers of tbe Several
 Churches.

We, your ministers and spiritual pas DTS, earnestly desiring the " flare Of every soul in our community, have come f,.e ,o face with situat on that is aD-
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
N . lIra- -ALa PaIn $.

Rheumatism, tWnbtz5 and srTa',a- pans Nad to tHe penetrating Htd4eae- af 3a| 'atd S Nao" Lhmeut lt ptueta.a, ta the nerves and bone aud b-Hs aa-afa asd Into th- blood. If, tca.mg prap.u.a- arr conveyed teeNery part af The aa..y=tl4, efeei some @aaaaftH eaeses 78a ole9 >o.i 5y J T Sander,
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
To Cure d Cold in One Da4

Iake laE4a+a If=Ha Q#Hra faa.et. ataz=t t-i-=te=aHt#4 aat uaH tt=tt ttH la eale. a G,t-te-~ ~#e5aittrrt- II e4.A bax
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
A Good GompIexLon.

sparkling eles and fe,> cheeks fe= -forcd D, 4sHl 1eWEt.s Iu#a FH8 kl,erss @fst~ = r Maalc, at Naeas aaehe- ItsH \ refaa.t.# #eafe tef t afl>= ur-~. ,ltaInu ezt- sMal p ,a-a.A ta 'ase-ta~s s=s4t oet Sr bl ] l ~aH HHt-
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
J T6NBREN l= Nett1 AbBHti.
 aHIuH faee

Resolutions a' respect fa Brother George " B5ttams, meWter af St. Etauea- I.5lse k. t... kHi4ht. Ha4ar.
 Fazzt Resolved. That n The uararc.7 z.aaib 9i i'fethef RatlsHf- outer da- fu-t.. ffu,. 7Hd worthy fHtmEsf. aLW4A> rea4E ,-4 -4.-I -In tune et need
 iseh tasalfe1. f6attHe -gmHaia, #f tu- eide9 a- extendei z99 Inc ferea4ett taI4#5 tt tbeii=I af a 3af#H- t8-haIHI arf#a ka,,.I fetHsf. and tbs,f vse#baN #a taHG#. s.#llf.-. SHh #dH tuem fa The NTI =e8 8u mi vI-. Heavenly Eathcr
 l'ea Res xsd. 1Hat zz#a5- tIe.lf6 Inc. conn - ha55#=N hHz #.-ta 2 .<eH.=8 =8Hd t Hrztvc 0u9 fUtutaH attceE
 He7t tesa.xet ftHta=a#fl.l If fl4e.4. rl.@....t- lo9- e' ,frra' tr.-1hc mlfltrs ai- iH.- al.ter and tad f9s Earnest '.lt4 #faae~ a64 Iae~t tfaheas 'aaefs Nsa.@ Is fs.t.4es#et ta #f4O t-H =afHcflai q eaF4=at t.ta8 H.,. f5#ar.-it Inc, Arret*ed fam1
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
Resolutions of Respect.

f5 the officers and member, of St Francis Lodge. Nu. sr kHght- ei Honor.
 We your committee. appointed to draft res. aiattaaa af st Fe5sfa ;aa #fmasf .: a59r des ceased hretner F F ue-ktu- sahm.f Ire fot. lowing:
 We find thuf our beloved brother Joined thi- lodge Apnt | l~ss We nave never known the distress wor4 whispered in 6I9 ear but what he afWaF-=f ready t5 respond. either with hi- meau- at words If cheers and counsel
 Therefore he [. resolved ThattH#, lodge bas not only lost one ot lt. oldest and lrusfcd members. hat the country al arrc has su-- tained d Ie--. tn the teatn ot a4r deceased brother that few eau hlt lie wa. truly Il man that dtd Hutl afher-. as he would have them do unto ntm.= Let Us. ny tg emulate h,- example. and we=a.t H8t dHIv uc better knights af Honor hat better Wau in our every day lte.
 Resolved. That tafs lad9a cxtrud ta lhe on.y daughter otau. deceased brother t6eIr heatt felt sympathy m t66s the darkest hour Q herHte.
 Resolved Faat the.e resala.id1. t,= spread on our mlaate-. aaa ,bataar e5aat, papers be ee4nesteato publish same EaspegfaI8g submitted
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18

terest in thet SO meager tn ture morals ( apathetic sts for yourselv, operate with healthy inter Out of the town there ' who attend morning, ant Only a short ,'22 S'2 white pers We are comu assembling 0 Lold's Day vout wor5hil Got be satis once on Sur church IS OF the work , 70 do the same  be the cause discouraging can to incr ance, to see { terest.
 The attend IS by no alea Tor the mum Rarely do we the children that the pare interest in { lesson. Nut n their ever sunday Scho tleueht of { there for sue here is some ,io not care L Business Cal euse for the Lufe.
 In many M regard for tn are said to St on Sunday, are certaiul sunday and trade ou Su ior 1t God - The business the long TUT Saturday ev, nept for goot ng. Let us back to the { Der the Sabb
 We also W against a per that is ram violating tn We speak { commonly most every { cle up to be q IS worth, an ittle childrf aelling char toned to ga habit formed much damaI statute agai ainly ought
 thel practi of chance
 " ho may dii that such d ustom of pl
 ard clubs.
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 of things .o City There
 more invitin long as there cess, We are | even the barr
 Praying Go every family town and tru be received iu t K sent,
 pastors.
 Rector, Ch
The Forrest City times., 1904-11-18
500 Rewarll.. .4LOo

NE- IUEuIE GerAle
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-04-14
The Town Hall Bell.

some one in authority should decide final
II and announce n rule governing the use OF
.hc Town Hall hrI BY some it is contend
"a that i; shoul1 he used Only To sound fire
arm, while othrrs Calm that it should be
avalahlc 10 ammo lncc any meeting held in
ne Town Hal
We arc of those who take the latter view;
,he ringing Of d bell and The sounding Of taps
on a bell differ go widely 10 character that
there shouli lie no difficulty in determining
at once whether il is fire alarm or a simple
ringing Of the bell There IS frequent occu-
sion when it is highly desirable that the bell
he RING 10 call the attention Of the people TO
rpme matter of interest in the Town Hall
md ii strikes u being waste Of oppor-
unity to limit the USE OF the he'll to the
,"unuing Of fire Alarms. Let the proper M.
aLpritics take c0gljZanCe of the mattel, de-
rrmine it and adyise us when we will an
nnnncc il for the public benefit.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-04-14
Borough Revenue.

We call attention of the newly elected
Board OF CORPORATION Commissioners to the
fact referred to in last weeks issue of TIE
CLARION, VIZ that this town has been ignur.
ing several legitimate sources OF revenue;
sources from which other Maryland towns
derive no inconsldcrable SUNS. Towns, like
individuals md other corporations, enjoy
CERTAIN .nHljenable rights and Thurnont has
been ignorant, careless or too magnanimous
to avail herself Of several, from which Icgiii-
matc!y aud largely, her revenues might have
been heretofore augmented. Wrcan readily
point out to such as may feel i, Their duty 10
interest themselves several sources of UNI
questioned legitimacy and prOpricty, from
which sums aggregating at least ten per
cent of the present gross revenue may be
Obtained; others do it.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-04-14
An IntOlerable Practice.

The following copied from letter in re-
cent copy of the New York 81" embodies
views long held by the editor Of this news
paper. We have hesitated at giving express
sion to those views, because we did not care
to risk being considered personal and again
because we have done more feeling than THINK
sng on the subject. If thoughtful perusal
of the following shall result in a breaking up
of the inane folly we viii feel that. this par
ticuar issue of The CLARION has earned q
place in the kindly remembrance OF future
welded couples
"The stunning of a bridegroom by blow
from paper bag of rice thrown at him by
frolicsome friends when he was leaving a
Massachusetts railroad station VIII serve
good purpose if it acts as restraint on these
tumultuous and rather vulgar demonstra-
tons in public whenever n newly married
pair starts on its honeymoon trip.
They are OF the nature of an intolerabe
practical joke. The annoyance and embar-
rassment they must cause in people of refine
under such circumstances make them an out.
rage, instead Of an expression of innocent
mir,h and cordiality, of friendship. Rather
they seem to afford an outlet for malicious
mischief.
The original custom Of throwing rice at a
newly welded pair was only followed wien
they drove away from the home Of the brides
parents and therefore, it was proper enough
and YVES a gracious sendotf; but to carry
the custom from such privacy to the publicly
of a railroad station is altogether incXcusa-
bic. II introduces a terror, or, as the social
cynic might say adds II new terror to mar
rage A decently sensitive man and woman
do not relish such an advertisement to n car.
load of InquiSitiye strangers that they have
lust entered into the estate of matrjmony.
1t is vulgar proceeding, and, as have said
too often it savors of malice"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-04-14
EcY,l'H Grand Opera House.

Cominr week April lS'h-Thc Famous
EOSTONIAN%,
with ii G. B4rnnbrc, W. III. Macdonald and
BUslonjan Orchestra in repertoire OF their
greatest modern successes
TIE QUEEN OF LAUGHTER, THE
SfRENADE, ROBIN HOOD.
The Eustoulans today rs Of cd give the
best musical performances Of any light opera
company in America Their repertoire this
season includes rcviVals of those delightful
melodies OF DrKoven and Smiths Robin
Hood" THE Scrrnarlc" hv Smith and Her
bert and their latest captivating comic opera
success "The Queen of Lrughtrr' by kaplar
and Brady Gts first production in this city }
The company this season is stronger than
ever, representative in vocal excellence, head
ed by the popular promoters ii BaInahee
and w. II Mcdonald, and with an eXcep-
tionaly attractive chorus. The repertoire
has been selected with desire TO give the
music loving public the very best interprcta-
ton Of the best music in light melody this
country has ever produced; certainly the
most popular. All music lovers are familiar
with the brilliant productions Of robin
Hood" and THE Sersnade" the melody of
which ls unrivalled in the history of Ameri-
can light opera, and their latest success "rhc
Queen of Laughter" is said to be equally i'm
pressive in its beauty, lunefnlness and spank
ling melody.
The orchestra is directed by S l. Studley
whose work has been conspicuous with this
organization for many years.
Matnees "Wednesday and Saturday.
AdmlssiUn--25 81 80 cent.
Week April 25th, the new comic opera,
The Man from China" featuring Charles A.
Bieelow.