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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29

or morally.
In thousands OF homes to-day there are fathers and mothers
uieying over the loss of children who might still be here to gladden.
their hearts had they known better how to care for them iudiciously,
and n many other homes there is that living sorrow worse than death,
where dear ones have gone astray, only too often because their parents
did not realize or know in those early years that then was the time
to plant the good seeds, while the mind and heart were tender and
ready to receive what was given.
While the tree is young you can bend and shape it as you choose,
but after it reaches its full size who can change it?
What we need in the world to-day is perfect homes, where love
rigns united with wisdom, where the wise care and training Of the
little ones IS felt to be the first duty OF the parents, not to be neglected
for anything else.
If obedience, truthfulness, purity, honesty and kindness were
taught in every home in our land, what would become Of he reform
schools, the prisons, asyluns and hospitals?
cannot speak too strongly OF the necessity Of teaching in earliest
childhood the Lords Prayer, the Golden Rule, the Ten Command
mens. They are lessons which will influence your child long after
you have passed away to the life beyond, and III after years in tempta-
ton and trial those Heavenly truths will come like messengers from
above to guide and save.
No life can be perfect one where this spiritual training is left
The future ~we1-being of the country and Of the human race is in
the hands Of the mothers of to-day. Let them realize their power,
let them use it wisely and prayerfuIy and with a full sense of their
responsibility, and their influence will be more potently felt in the years
TO come than that Of the men who are the rulers OF the world to-day.
The life OF the men and women OF the next generation will be
coored and directed by the mothers OF to-day.
There is said to be a garden plant, through whose root the gar
dener draws a skefn OF silk OF whatever color he p1eases, and the
hxuriant flower answers to the color OF the silk that was buried in
the bulb.
Thus the life of the man reveals the hue OF the principles which
the teacher imbedded in the soul OF the child.
Iii not in the glare of public approval that the highest and best
work OF life is done, but in the quiet Of the home; and though you
may never be known outside OF a small circle, if you have done your
full duty to the children God has given you you have left an impress
which will surely tell in the improvement and development of the
world.
1t is Gods work. He has given it to us to do. The wife and
mother is the priestess in the home. Shelf is who keeps its standard
pure and high who makes It'll haven OF rest and Happiness; who holds
up to husband and children high ideals, and spurs them on to live up
TO the highest and best that is in them.
Blessed is she il she holds and keeps her husbands sympathy and
hap in the noble work, Tor only together men and women can attain
the highest and best.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29
Swinish.

The man who is too selfish to
pay his share Of the expense in.
CURED in securing the benefits he
enjoys is not a fit associate for
the men whose toll and sacrifice
have brought about the benefits.
The Comn0ner.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29
Controlling the Elements.

According to the Picking China
Times, the viceroy of Kwangtung
province has taken in hand the
control of the elements" There
having been a long spell of cloudy
weather, the viceroy started in to
set the matter right. For sew
eral days by his order the various
forts have been firing salutes in
order to break up the darkness of
the heavens and cause the sun to
shine. Day and night there has
been a long eannonading. This
morning March 25) when the
clouds grew thin and the sun
almost shone the Chinese began
to say that the v~iceroy's attempts
were accomplishing something"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29

and it will take generations to eX1
haust the mineral wealth of those
marvelously rich and maryelously
extensive gold fields"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29

of a friend perched on the brink
of the Palisades opposite Tink-
eF's."
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29
Time To Sneak Up.

When a girl tells a young man
that the best is none too good for
her it is up to him to offer him
self.-Cbicago Sun.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29
Chr Dnty uf parrnta
In Thrtr GhtlArrn
BY MRS. FREDERIC sCHAFF,
President of III National Congress Il Mother.

7 is one OF the most promising signs Of the times that
throughout our land many men and women are awakening
to the need OF an educated parenthood,
The law places a heavy penalty on the man who prac-
tees medicine without having passed the necessary exami-
nations to get his diploma, and without having thoroughly
studied the subject. Yet how much greater power for
harm to the coming generation and to the world is exerted
by men and women who bring into the world helpless souls,
having no idea how to care for them, either physically
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-29
m a man nr Mnnar

II a man or woman
commits wrong, society
attributes it to a bad
strain in ancestry somc~
where. That settles the
matter. The boy or girl
got badly born. that was
all, and the matter was
left to the l.ord and the.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

give service second to none outside OF
che larger cities. The dining.Foom is
open now from early in the morning
uBtil late q night. The present man
agement say it iS their intention 70
give . strictly Hrtt.class service ht
reasonable prices and sustain che
splendid reputation Of che place IN
every way.
On account OF the annual meeting
OF the SOuthern Educational ASsoci-
alton, which meets &C Nashville, Tenn 4,
November 1928, the Atlantic Coast
Line Railway has arranged to sell
tickets at one frSt.claSs fare plus
twenty-five cents for the round trip.
These tickets will be on ssle November
10th and 2ist; final limit Of same
will be November 8Oth. For full i'm
formation or sleeping car reservations
see Atlantis Coast Line agents or write
Frank o. BoylStOn, District Passenger
Agent, Jacksonville, Florida.
Osteen 4 HeFFin, the naval stores
operators who have been engaged 10
business &c MicanOpy for the past two
or three year,, and who recently dis
posed OF their interests to ColSon &
Gay, have decided 10 locate In Georgia.
Mr.. 0Steen will purchase q fine farm IN
the Empire State Of the South, ard
will engage Ia that pursuit, while Mr..
HerTin will continue in the naval stores
business. These gentlemen we're good
citizens and their departure will be
regretted by the people Of MicanOPy,
90 we'll as many friends in this section.
On account Of the Southern Confer
enCe on Immigration and Quarantine,
which meets at Chattanooga, Tenn,
November 9Th and 10th, the Atlantic
Ooast Line Railway has arranged to
sell tickets &C one hFSt-class fare pluS
twenty-five cents for the round trip.
These tickets will be onBale November
9Th and 9th final limit OF same will be
November 18th, prior to midnight Of
which passengers must reach original
starting point. For foil Information
or sleeping ear reservations see Allan.
tio Coast Line agents or write Frank
o. BoylstOn, District Passenger Agent,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
PUBLIC uBRA RY
Will be ORGANIZED
Meeting Called fSr Tuesday Even.
ing st Court House. ~
4 vERY LI8eRAL RRoPosITIoN

Members Of Twentieth Century Club
Are ,IllIng,o Make Concessions in
Mater Of Such an institution, and
Invite cO.operation.
At the request Of the Twentieth Cen.
tnFy Club, Prof. Tom F. McBeath and
Rev. Thoo. P. Hay invite the ladies
and gentlemen OF Gainesville 20 meet
&c the court house next TueSday even
ing, Nov 7th, at 7 80 o'clock, for the
pnFpOss Of organizing 9 library assoc
ciatIon and providing . public library
for the city Of Gainesville.
The Twentieth Century Club will
donate their library Of several han,
bred books to this association when IL
e formed. A representative attend.
anCp Of the intelligent. book-lOVing
end progressive people Of our city 10
earnestly invited and urged for this
public meeting.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
STATE FAIR PATRONS.
important Notice to Shippers Of EN.
hIbhs by Express.

Important Notice TO Shippers Of EN0
hIbhs by Express.
Tampa, Fla. Oct, 81, 1905.
John w. Teneh, Esq,
Gainesville, Fla.
Dear Sir; Ihave just been advised
BY the Southern Express Company that
they will be pleased TO afford free SER
vice on shipments, weight not 10 ex-
coed fifty pounds. Should the ship
msnt weigh more than Fifty pounds,
II will be charged for at foil rate. This
rsts applies 10 ell points in the State
OF Florida, and will be effective No.
vembeF 10Th 20 S0th.
These express packages should DO
addressed 90 me ~ President OF the
Florida State Mid-Winter Fair AssoOi-
alton, At Tampa, Fla plainly marked
with the name Of shipper and county,
You're very truly,
THos. ]. L. BRowN,
President.
Exhibitors will zee that cane will
have 60 60 by freight, aud must there.
fore be Shipped not later than che llth
OF November, but sooner u you wish.
What you sehd by express, such as
chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, etc,
and fancy work, must have written on
the tag attached, between the fret two
llnes Of the Fed-lettered eide OF the
tag, these words "Thls. J. l.. Brown,
President" Yours truly,
JOHN w. TENCH,
Manager and Collector,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
NOURISH

the body, don't dose it
with medicine. SCOTS
Emulsion is the best
nourishment in existence.
1t is more than a food;
you may doubt it, but it
digests perfectly easy and
at the same time gets the
digestive functions in a
conditionso that ordinary
food can be easily di-
gested. Try it if you are
run down and your food
doesn't nourish you.
SCOTT &'BowNE, 100 Pearl Street., New Yors.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
81 Thank tns Lordl"

Cried Hannah Plant Of Little Rock,
Ark, "fOr che relief ] got from Buck
lens Armies salve. II cured my fearful
running sores, which nothing else would
heal, and from which l had Suffered
Zoe 3 years." Il isa marvellous healer
for cuts, burns aud wounds, GuGran-
teed ~ all drug stores; 25c.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
Attention, Odd Fellows.

The reEular weekly meeting Of Gem
ter Lodge No. II, l. o. o. p, will Be
held in Masonic Hall Monday even.
ting 40 = O'Clock. There will Be W0Fk
In the First. A fun Attsndanse 10 de-
erred, aud visitisg bFOthers will receive
q cordial welcome,
il BLAKE. n, q.
] q. ToRREv, Sc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

PHI. Baker made a business "trip TO
Rochelle yesterday.
J. W. Adams Of Sanford lS registered
ct the Brown House.
Lee Hughes Of Dutton and George
Taylor Of Palmer we're in the city yes
teFday.
w, A. Strickland and son Milton Of,
Paradise we're visitors 20 Gainesville
yesterday.
Dr., Andrew Jolly, the druggist Of
Waldo, was q business visitor TO this
city yesterday.
Attorney GO Thomas hsS returned
20 bic home OF staVke, after q brief
business glalt her.
W. =, Dow has returned from q trip
90 Jacksonville Ia the interest OF ths
New York Life Insurance Company.
RI. Anderson OF AlAohua, one Of
our industrious oolored citizens, came
"a on Saturday and renewed bis Sub.
gbFiPsIOn 20 The Sun,
Remember she University Market
when you want something flnO 10 fresh
or salt water fsh, always fFeSh. j, P.I
Thompson, Proprietor. South Garden
street, phone l70.
Friends OF Phillip Miller, who has
been indiBposed 81 HE home on East
Main street, n, for the past few days,
will be pleased 20 learn that hlS con-
dition iS greatly improved,
Geo w. Hyde has q change Of advOF-
tlsement in this Issue, 70 which atton-
tIou ls called. Mr.. Hyde 10 making q
great sacrifice In prices, 90 be lO closing
out his Immense line Of dry goods, etc.
Prot o, B. Fielding Of Orange
Heights was in the city yesterday,
Prot Fielding 10 principal Of the Or.
anGe Heights school, and reports that
institution In most Hourlshlng con.
ditlon.
Warranty deed aud mortgage blanks
for sale 81 thIs Office, the form used IN
AlSChuH county which caves money %
recording, " per hundred or Soc per
dozen by mail, Cash muSt ACCOMPANY
order, daWtt
MTs. J. @, McGrew has moved into
the Endel Inn, where che will conduct
= boarding house. This resort has al.
ways been popular, aud the new land.
lady will no doubt retain the reputa.
zion Of the place,
Attention 10 directed to the chsnge
% advertisement OF the New York
Racket, Phiier Bros, which appears
elsewhere In this hlue This htm IL
Offering some special bargains which
will likely pay prospective purchasers
90 investigate,
Henry Me,Ier OF Philadelphia has
arrived In the city, and will spend
several weeks here. lie 10 a veteran
Of the Civil War, and q mott agree.
able orator aud gentleman. he is we'll
pleased With aha. be has seen OF
G2lhesvills 90 far,
B. Williams, for The past few months
cashier In che once Of the Southern
EEPFesi Company here, has accepted q
posltlon % messenger between High
Springs and Rochelle. He IL succeed.
I'd 10 Ihs Gainesville olics by Avery
h0OlnFklh % 0xfOrt, Ala.
W. W Pembla Of New York. one Of
she most widely kueWa and mOsl pOpu.
laF travelling men on Rhs rad, b a,
che Broun Hoube ioT Sunday. Ne
Remhla b che authug ~ the ritual end
fogn1eFof that crest iFalsEaal oldeg
kneNn - 80 Aneianl Order ol o. !
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

Itching. blind. bleeding, PPoeFnding
pilea. Druggists ere aRthoFiHsd 70 ~.
tuud money a. PAE0 OINTMENT
tails 70 cure In % ls days. 0oa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
SEATTLE, MAN SAW
R|0T|NG IN ODESSA

'An long as the ccesacks rensia
loyal to the government. do not
believe the Russian people win 49,
cure their Independence said Geo.
Farley. former steward Of the Ga
rome. which went to the Orient for
the purpose d Transporting wound
81 Russlan soldiers from China TO
Odessa.
MI. Farley arrived IN Seattle on
Tuesday. after \ trip through Eu-
rope and America. lie left the ship
1T Genoa. after a four weeks con =
finement IN q Russian hospital ntth
smallpox. A. far a. the doctors 81
Russia are concerned. Farley pays
a good tribute 20 them bat he save
Il take a good deal u time 70 get
next 10 what they mean.
Was snallpss Patient.
Il VAS in the hospital for four
weeks aud did not know anything
about how I Was getting along
Could not ask them and u did. IL
would do no good. ~ ! couid not
understand whaf h said in reply.
No one could apeak English. aud
AAHNM y ~ HAtNNAE " E4AAH# -
doctor would take e spoon and stick
his finger into e aa faf as the med
lcine should 90; then he souid take
his watch and point around on the
face. Indicating what hours 10 take
the staff. Or course. when I got
well. the doctor simply fired ne out.
but saH satisfied
outlook Is Very Dad.
''.rhe doctors are among the aver
age 81 the world and seem 10 handle
eases With marked degree OF sue
Gees had a little fun out Of the
experience. however. About the only
thing I could say was good morn
Ing In Russian. a. least. though
Il was that. guessed AZ IL because
the doctor used to say that every
morning when he came Into my
room. The next thing he would say.
AZ least Il was what guessed. was
'haw are your and the only thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
70 REMOVE
ALL PHONES

Important Improvements are 10
BE- made IN the equipment Of the
Sunset Telephone company and it's
service.
The city council investigating
committee has 90 been informed By
District Manager Corcoran. who has
outlined the Improvements now uu-
der way or contemplated In an ef-
fort 10 show that such defects IN
the nervien AS nov exist Will be
femedled ne soon as possible
Every telephone IN the city own
ed BY the company will be re-
moved aud "A new one substituted
The company will change It's pres
ent system 10 the direct current
system now In use by the hide
pendent Telephone company. This
viii nereasltate the removal OF all
dry batteries from phones and the
substitution of the newer appar-
atus The work Will be done grad
ua ~. and according 10 Mr.. Cor
cofan. without the slightest incon-
Yenience 10 subscribers
New SubstAtions.
There are now under eonstrue-
lion two subHtationn. which viii
cost $4,000 without the equipment.
which viii cost a great deal more.
one IL on Queen Anne hin at Fourth
W and Garfield. the other on Rem
ton hill AZ nth and Pine. Under
ground cables are now being strung
Into them
When completed the company
will be able to transfer the oper-
aterH required to handle 600 sub
scriberh from the present central
exchange 10 the FubetatIone. This
viii relieve the congestion greatly.
The improvements under way will
enable the company. according TO
hr Corcuran. to handle 20 900 sub
seribera. The company now has IL
O60.
The Improvement will be con
siderable" said City superintendent
Jensen this morning 1T will re-
lieve the operators. The statement
has been made that our operators
are not az well disciplined ~ those
Of the other company. but IL f. not
correct II must be remembered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

The Ninth Ward improvement
club has sent the following com
munieaiion 20 Chairman Daulton OF
the committee commencing. hig
eouree.
AS officers Of the Ninth Ward
improvement club We are very much
pleased to know that you introduced
resolution Monday night ia the
council. under which a committee
Wa appointed whore duty It will b.
10 investigate and report upon the
efficiency Of the Sunset telephone
service.
We believe that the city Of Sc
attic has been but little short OF
outraged by this company IN the
past. aud that It Is now giving
much poorer service than Is re
quIrcd - It's charter.
We therefore hope that your com
mlttce will spare no pains in going
TO the very bottom Of the service
given by this company and We trust
that It will be the means OF better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

I could say vas ali right. for it
would rot have done much good 10
have said anything else. hat he
pulled me cut of tie held all fight
and I am satisfied
In regard 10 the possibilities ~
Freedom 81 Russia. I wiii nay that
M is very doubtful I NaN EFeat
deal ~ the people and believe that
u vii be Impa~sibls 10 unite them.
FofelEuara are respected and never
u5oiesied BY the rioters. and We
Americans had a good chance te
look around.
The great trouble with the peo-
Die IL the division of Interests. while
the government has the t'usAaeks
loyal ana ready 20 DO the bidding
Of ths exAs. There are the Russians
themselves. who hatr the Jews Oh
account Of their business ability. at
the same time are Jealous % ali
ether races - people The Je~H
naturally hate. the Russians There
are she Affmsuiaur. Poles and a half
dozen either races. each jealous Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
|E: md

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ. Dec. 10.
This afternoon Emilio Mcclure
pleaded guilty TO a double murder
and was sentenced TO hang by Judge
Abbott.
Last spring. while Nicolas SAN
chez and Carmel Bace were coming
to this city with loads OF wood and
while the men were asleep In the
camp, Mcclure crept upon them. cut.
their heads open with an axe and
then threw their bodies into an
abandoned we'll He then set fro
TO the wagons and came to town,
saying that Navajo Indians had at
tackled the caravan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
W7TE IN
0ISFAVOR
FORMER POPULAR NOW OBJECT OF poPu.
LAR HArE-cALLEoA TRAITOR

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. "a
Count Sergins witte denounced "a
n traitor 20 the people and a. a
t0ady to royalty: civil war pro
claimed by both the government
and the rebels. the former by It's
many overt acts Of war. and the lat
ter by formal proclamation. the
greater part OF the army fighting
openly on the side OF tho people.
the navy. a remnant. and that rem
nant mutinous: revolution. piiiage,
plumber. rapine. and the days Of
the reign Of terror once more
blightlng the earth-~these are the
conditions a. they exist In Russia
today.
The scope Of the manifesto issued
BY the rebel leaders becomes broad
er with every passing moment Sol
dfers and sailors are appealed 70 in
terms dennuncfnE the government
and every official connected with
II. from the ear himself down to
the lowiiest subordinate.
a General Appeal.
An appeal to organize secretly
an appeal 10 refrain from shooting
down their own brothers. fathers,
wives and children; and an appeal
to take an oath 10 Join the general
etrike-ail these are embodied In
the manifesto circulated BY the hun
dreds OF thousands BY the rebels.
whose ranks are swelling hy thou
sands every day.
Governor General Doubassoff has
been reiustated as governor Of Mos
COW.
Calling n general strike Is de-
pendent upon the actions OF the
railroad men. now in conference in
Moscow. The rebels are confident
that the strike will be cal ed and
answered by every working man
and woman in Russia, and the
government Is just as sure the
strike will be a failure
A general strike general paral-
ysis Of industry throughout the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19
STANDARD
BROKE HIM
Rockefeller, In Competition With John R
Walsh, Chicago Banker and Promoter
Crushed MINI Famous Divorce Loses
Entire Fortune

rlet Attorney Morrison said that ne
had received no official notice OF
the Intention OF the prosecution. lie
also said that he couldn't antici-
patio what the proper authorities
would do and said that he cuuldn't
instigate action until he received Of
fetal notice from Ridgley and Boz
worth.
II any reputable citizen. be said.
made the proper representations, h
would taken cagnizance. United
States Attorney Haley said that he
Is not making an Investigation on
his own account and that he had
received No complaints
Comptroller Ridgley appeared at
the bank this morning Ia complete
the investigation aud said that he
was nearly through lie experts 10
complete the investigation aud start
for Washington.
The finance committee OF the
council met 70 consider the eundi-
ton ia regard 20 the city funds %
the Chicago National bank II was
decided safe that the city be fully
protected.
Walsh IL Cenfideu,
Walsh appeared az the bank at
tast0. lie atighted from his car
rage half block away aud walked
through the crowd.
lie Was uurecesniHed
lie refused 90 answer questionrs
appeared calm. and smiled with as
sarance when asked Il he feared
criminal prosecution.
Walsh appears confident that the
law il unxioiated although he re-
fuses 10 say word
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-19

Ing the service to Thousands Of
people
y. A. BECKER. President. :.
-. p. DIXON, Vice President.
- r. MORRIS. Treasurer" -
Service lnexouss BILE.
Here Il another letter received u
Mr. Daulton:
I note that you are making .
move 70 secure for us a better sum
set telephone service I wish You
all speed In this matter. II is an
outrage that valuable franchises
should he given TO any company and
then the public be abused as ths
Sunset has been doing. with the
exception now and then Of feW
months. ever since their system hsa
been installed in this city. The In.
dependent company gives us 8 good
prompt service and cannot unders
stand why II Is that the other peo4
pie cannot do the same II thief
make the same effort The Sunset
telephone service for the past few
months has been inexcusable."