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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13

Section Tfs Nl8b aaH - eem.
posed % blsinoss men aat ashen o.
tefcsted Va uie commercial develop
n.snt - NlaltA TlrEe t.sa - 4estts
ard hoU1mu mcmtrns
Sec Ans penan % gapi stand
las sl1l D. elesib'c for memIefslI0
Aii candidates for membenbip aaa
make a written Application e. Tie
Commercial Club aid application -
ing Fuauuiee - aiaefe q az -
aas fl'esa0d regulations adopted b
mo Cub of iis aeari - d.ntHs
After ffe dalh n1iieo aall have bseH
psted of tho approval m tl e8uds
ists d the board tle scfa'ou d8H
read tlr uamts % aii tha candidates
81 uue ntsf meclius ~ ne guh al
20 There lafrlctn ah entered
~ made at iht tmt q fusI ieln fl9
candidates shall ften - dsea5si
elected % active mtmtenhlp tapan 6
majority vote ofaIl memaer pfeeai
af thaf meeting
Ne Bach mcutef saa.' he eal
tci ioa certiGcate q membership
ieanng t'e seal 81 fir club and tie
signature 70 the president ant aea
tar
Soc a ctulGcaicof membership
slaa dCagnateOH lts faee fhe ane %
the per.in or psreHs % ahom Tie
ceTtidufc shall be- issued 4 sofliH
cate shall b. issued % each msmtef
aud stall gmut TIE privilege ofthe
club % him
Sec b tach member shah pf an
fce % one dollar ErH meme
Der slaI slso pay annual due q sia
payable uno dollar in adsaHee IS tie
ari az each MONTH provided iiHl 81
mtmben non an the WH and abo
shall sign these Articles go uF tef9fe
june ist lpo sal not D. UluIVd
% my more than onc dollar ntaHe
Zee This shall app'y % slI clio sfe
mtmbcr 0f The ciub Al present
See IS The animal dues ef eael
member commeuces af aud institutes
the moiah in which tie application
fof membership shall d approved b4
che cluh and Do no ease siaG sueh Al
nual dues D. femiticd
Soc Membership fees and dues
shall ~ paid 10 advance ard ue9l
gence 30 refusal t0 make payment
within SIXTY days after the same are
due, shall exclude the delinquent
menilrf from the privileges If Tie
glub, and IA ths efeEt ~ the failure
"a pay fees and dues three months
AFTER date of maturity. ths certificate
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
DEVELOPS EolsLE CACTUS.
Formerly Useless Plant Cultivated
W % food PORN By scisn-
tiae work

Thsfsaff millions ~ acrrs 1f Arid iana
upon ihf glohe. mueb of n. even plth
fho mast psfsltehi luifsuoa ylpld.as
bgi faualy and elurmHna maeter ofl
aHVoil % aii guoWth hui fhs cnrfas flf
~ r.an ana beast bm Mr nunaaf r
9lYed aat hg woui3 re-iain n u0fEy
Irritation 'haash RsicaminF itthia bat
hy means 10 thr dessert aelf the dastrt
aud iia caeias lis beat ana Ha auu 8a
ioFa aa nf ever teu ytArs writes VII
ham t.hrunod % IA wunaef N8rker
nf Science "a Century ht hAs nbrhsH
mith thN utmost persistence aN4 NkN.
uutli AZ aat he has developed cactus
plant vhieh wiii convert thr aeaeri lnsa
Agartau He has made the "a aa thafn
lvst taAing FROM lt leaves thn hard
w0oty substance the tplcnles - dan
gefpus ~ animal Ntf hart ihaH ihis
he has niaae s, adAptalie "a anY climate
itwai thrive an the hoi DESERT hut tltwtiI
sfw VIA marvellous fecuHHity shea +.
r.Eats1 eher piaate3 iuArichef soil
hui ihis O uoi 80 che marvel HH
has bred thm dreaded sc8Hrs 70 fhe dss
eri ha parah among rlauts uull t
has hfrnmt sac ur Iacef 10 q delightful
liriuans f far aas and beast an.N
Dr. estimate naliefine ba anlaea
afcu e ihs Roa Nhrrs t ai8thrfte
uii arorf flo1 20 twira rht people
aHH usen fir earth
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
WhaI..aI. Id RslalI sLar..

Hu Goods. Notions Jewellery aud
everything Kept Iua rentnl mcrth-
audise store s0.i at ll cents on tho
dollar 1esha HouH at south end ~
Wilson street iu ban Warren build.
Ing w3i.82
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
! maaAanhlr Al.all i larlaIsaa.

At4sAAEH
resignation u maiis after 4 pagment N
aae tlss meml~r presenting IL shall
nut - relieved from liability fug tie
dues u tle nunsh entefed apou No
member can wlibdmw lionorAhly until
All dues are paid
sss. q Tie regular mestiug u glie
club shall - held esefy FriAAy night
special meetings ~ anY tlms py call
u the president or request % ass Or
more members
Sec q Tie members lefeof shall
uet bs liable on any centfaci cx.
/ pressed of Implied tefond the amount
u theif dues IS fxed n fiie constitu.
ton - amendments thereto
See Il Tie authority and sofk
e tas club shall b. vested 10 one
president. oHe gIos president. one see-
rotary aud eus ffsssursf 3 board u
difeetefs consisting u Use memben
of elam ti.s president aad secretary
shall - e. onseio 70 ef wlom the for
HBsf sitaif ffesisls. ard tise latter stall
aef as secretary of the board 81 a
whom Niall - eieeied Tor one year
Gnlres q TIE club and memttrs
of tie board u directors stall be
elected b. ballot st TIE annual moet.
iug q the club o. tie first Friday IN
September Each certificate of mem.
I tsrshlp shall represent one vote.
Arileie III Duties o. onlesrs
/ section i The president shall pre-.
side a. All meetings 0f tle cluh and
barioi dlFsclofa Iieshali perform all
duties lueideuf tohls oflce. and adsise
The club ard board q take such ac
tlan as mas ls deemed bY him likely
81 neeasa tho usefBllneas and pfQs.
/ peflfg = fhs eluh
Ser TIE yies president stall act
+ Ia Tie alsenee q tie president and
Ia tlle alaence ~ The disability u The
tso oaceFs named. a memtef u tho
basfd q directors shall te chusen %
aet temporarily
Z ase s Tie treasurer siiaii receive
aHsi 8sInrss tlse funds ~ the club
lie slaH mAas ~ disbursements ex
tspt upan 81 oftief Sighed - ne sec.
msafg abd nisaagued d tao lre-
asW aal - sfall pat no order unless
tie sane sfais Rliat it q fof aild
tl.As tie amount taefeih specified vas
o the eab regularly appropriated
ana efisfei paid iie shall keep AL
meaf3seI tie club deiasitei ia t''e
naae tie club iie 1Ali makc
+ quarterly fef ffN ta the f.u0 whie'i
siAll require hin @ slte h1ni iof tao
faithful performances of hs dutt in
iile saH Is ssaa aid tond to be N.b.
jest 90 tiA afpfofAl ai the eluh a4a
+ Il lifsa II e.'s'oil II 'lM liesa'isil'.
- : + s..Ais u i'ie a"t4 II tas
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Z l''iat'a'as III 80 'aiae = .''e mem.
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
TRAVELLERS
BECOME O0STIvE /!

The change In
diet and drink
ING water, the
motion Of the
eark. the irrcg.
ulaf habits Of
travellers. no
matter whether
they travel on
business slithe
time OF for
pleasure occas-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13

Immediately relieves Hane euBpF
eoaeH orIns#i mtf.Ina asFIHs aad
dn8t breathing lIeaH sleHs
Druggist sHH8sHW Wla writes
MaI H 1881 ! have been selling
muam ilo@boand syrup for tuo
Jean ana im8e never hada rfepm-
tlou tIat hssRifeH better satisfaction
Z aotlee fgat eheH ! s#lia bottle they
Rma back f9f mere ! can HONESTLY
recommend if ase 0e ala8 sold
bf People IfuR store as
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
CONSTITUTION
AND BYLAWS
Adopted BY The Commercial
Club at Their Last
Meeting

Tho Commercial clqb mst la fssu.
laf weekly session Friday niFit and
adopted a new ~ 81 bylaws and 4
constitution. There were atout
siaty msmtsn pscssat One Il tie
chief topics ~ discussion was tila im.
pfotcmeui 81 roads ieaiiltg into W
nltA, ana eonsldcrable e6rs xss
planned Captain JAMES wlkluNlu,
who Is an experienced rad halitef,
was asked "a take tie supervision q
tie Work
Following Is the cpnsltutlou and b.
laes a. atopisd
AnricLr. 90 ASSOCIATION
Nsoa az afs b ikra e,esfsh That
ws, he undersigned, having beeame
a yoinnsess sssociatian. do hereby
Azse.iatc ourselves tssetiieF under tie
marie u Tbs commerclal Club q
WI :. Indian TeFfiioFf
1ie object ~ the association shah
be 10 promote The progress, extension
and ncfsase u Tho trade and indasiff
OF yinlia, acquire ard dlssiminals
valuable eommsfcisi ami ecanomleai
information. promote iusi and eqult-
ahle principles of tie trade and foster
the highest commercial integrity
AMONG those engaged in the various
iiiisa u business represented. g. 50.
GREASE acqualuiauccship among Is
memhrrs and facilitate TIE sllesdl a..
lusimeui bY Arbitration of business
dispute 90 Interchange Views and
secure concerted action upon natter.
oi pluilc Interest, 20 freely dteuss
ard correct ahuscA uslug sueh means
as may be besf calculated % protect
tbe Interests and rights q lIs mela
bers as blslue0 men audgsiiela k.
iug rnleHy toward the mmere.a
Development % tleritg
This association Aiail ha lae8fed u
tho Cify ~ Nlnlia Cntmkee NalIan
IudAn Irwiiorg
Tls ClUb shall make ahd ff0m tlm1
40 llme change hg.NnA
EnI Cihefn We prov 'dea hy tY.aNs,
the entrance ice of ALI memtam Mail
d. 1ne dollar Tie annual 8eetlns
slall te held on the asf Friday IL
September ut earn yeaT
liilAms slali pfaeflte tlN tsua and
place GA regular meetlugA Ant slall
giofldr igr holding special meetings
" ths club
Excgpt A. otherwise provided "a ths
by.iaua eleven mtmtrw asll cuBst
tuto d Quomm tur the transaction 8
business of the club
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29
TO DOUBT THIS
u 70 Disbelisve Tho Evidence ,
Florence Eititehs.

u TO Disbelieve Tho Evidence Of
Florence Gibbons.
It's Fiofence proof for Florence pesple
It's local Sndorsation for local readers
Il will stand the most rigid inSestiga.
tion.
No batter proof Of msrit can 30 had.
Krs. James 81. Gill Of $40 Union
SeFsst,, says: unlike she majot1ty
of people who complain ae {backasie.
! have suffered very little from that
annoyance. but due 70 sishsr over.
sxoitsd or weakened kidney shs 20
tion and condition Of the kidney Sc
oretions plainly proved to mo that
something should BE- done before the
symptoms grew complicated. tried
everything which came 70 my notice
and nearly every friend to whom l
complained had some remedy or
treatment TO stop kidray trouble but
none of them were sudrsssful. lap
pealed to physioiAn. and spent
hundreds Of dollars for trsatment.
Doans hioney Fills are ny Tar the
best remedy ever employed. They
certainly brought much louged for
help and help to anyone annoyed ~ I,
IL more than welcome. I will be
pleased 70 give minuter particulars Of
my experience with an opinion of
Doan's Kidney Pills to anyone call
ing not ont Of idle curiosity. but II
they really suffer from kidney com.
plaiht and wish to known what
course to pursue to get relief,
For sale by ell dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Miiburn Co.,. Buffalo.
N. T., sole agents for the Unitsd
States.
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take NO other. mwf
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29

TIE president submits that were
France constructing the Panama
caral, American manufacturers woald
oheerfully grant her their largest
foreign discounts; that were Great
Britain. or any other foreign nation
building the anal the same would
equally true; shat whom Great Brit
Ian undertakes to build . railway
in India. for instance. the American
manuafcturvers fairly scramble over
one another In their efforts 10 make
the lowest prices ON steel rails,
locomotives and every other article
they produce. Now that the United
States hes undertaken great inter
national enterprise. he declares.
patriotic and loyal uanufacsaress vail
chserfully accord her the most favored
nation treatmsnt. Others will b
compelled = or will forfeit the trade.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29
chief Of the Grand Airy ~ Il th. Re-

chief Of the Grand AriSy ok The Re-
public, Issued IN ordsk thss On Nay
soth Of eaah year svsfy fiost. from
east 70 west. should engage in fitting
ceremonies and scatter tokens Of re-
spsot over the rsstins places Of their
comrades in arms. Thus out Of the
sorrows common alike to the north
I'D els south Game shis beautiful sus-
tom. Later the legislatures Of tho
different states took the matter up.
until at present nearly all the north.
ern states bavs made It . legal holi-
day.
Deco, alton Day Il not merely : boil
iday In the modern acceptance Of the
word; IL 10 our All Saints Day, sasred
to the memory Of tho slorliAed dead
VINO consecrased themselves to their
country. were baptized In blood. were
beAuttasd and canontsed y martyrs
for the right. II Il well that in our
pursuit Of tbs almighty dollar. that
one day should b set apart BY tho
nation - . day when our thoughts
should wander back to tbose trying
days Of the '60s: those days whom
our nation was bathed In its most
precious blood.
Tho bsyonet which pinned to-
gether = nation. has long since been
pulled out and Laid away. and to-
day We know no north, no south.
but . union Of states. ocmented BY the
eternal tics Of love Of country. Those
who fought ON the defeated side.
thousht the were fighting for right.
but they wers wrong and right has
triumphed. The food Of years has
washed away the bitter enmity that
existed during the awful strife and
today both sidss mingls on May sOth
and decorate alike the graves Of those
who fought for the north and those
who fought for the south. The
ranks on both sides are rapidly thin
ming and the only enemy they now
know 4 death. Plaindsaler.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29
Boss. did no. return alone. either

Boass did not return alone. either
he was accompanied by his bride.
Last Wednesday Mr.. Boegs vas mar
ried to Miss Mabel Bailey Of Psrkers-
barG, ". V. II was . quiet church
wedding. Tho couple will remain
ID the city about two weeks and are
stopping ~ the Fremont. They will
spend their heneymoon In Florence.
Mr. Bogsa is extensively Interested in
the Fremont OIL and GAs company.
His friends were not alprised Of
his wedding or oven his enRasemens
and the hrst inkling they had Of
either was whom their names were
noticed on the hotel register.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29
TROUT IN BEAVER.
5000 Placed In This Stream Sat.
urday Evening.

q, 900 Placed In This Stream Sat
urday Evening.
J. +. Ash. Bert Robinson and New.
ton Large returned yesterday morning
from Beaver Greek where they planted
%. 900 young trout Of about ono inch
in length. Five thousand were
plAosd in the water at Beams ranch.
10. 900 by the bridge and 10. 200 BY the
dume above FAncher's ranch. The
ash will b large enough to oatok in
the season OF 1907.
Tns trout we're shipped in osns from
the United States nah hatchery u
Leadville and only one Ct them died
whisa bsing trsniportsd 70 Beaver.
Thisions was rssny Killed BY beina
washed By . piece Of loo against shs
can.
The water Il very hish bot olsar.
There is moro water in the creek now
than for years. It 10 very muddy and
although the season opens next Thurs.
day e6eotive nshing will not BE- had
With 1 dy for fully three weeks yet.
A large number Of fishermen expect
to 10 out in few days but they oar
accomplish more ~ using worms.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29
Origin Of Memorial Day.

The custom Of strewing flowers on
the graves Of soldiers originated auong
the southern women during the civil
war. Shortly after the close Of the
war General John A. Logan in CON-
pany With another Of his rank were
spending the soth Of Hay In the oity
Of Baltimore. The day was beauti-
ful and they decided 70 walk out to the
oemsteries whore we're slsspias The
natioa's honSred dead. Whsn thsy
reached the sad abode Of death. they
found shs cemetery filled With south
ern women and school chiidrsn strsW.
ing alike the graves Of the blue and
TIKI. gray. with flowers. This touch
Ing soene made ~, Imprint on the
heart Of tho valiant soldier. Logan.
and no then being commander 10
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29
Why Suffer From Rheumatism7

wa 00AAVA = 1VkAA ENACulAASAo0&S
Why suffer from rhoumatism whom
one application Of Chamberlain q PAIN
Palm will relieve the pain? The
quick relief which this liniment
affords MAKES rest and sleep possible.
and that alone 10 worth many times
its cost. Many who have used it hop.
ing only for short relief from suffer-
ing have been happily surprised 70
md that utter awhile the relief be-
came permanent. Mr.. Y. II. Leg
sets of Yum Yuu. Tennessee. U. 8.
A.. writes: II am . great sufferer
from rheumatism. al over from hsad
10 foot, aud ChAmberlain's Pain Balm
10 the only thing thas will relieve
the pain.'' For sals b all druRsis>R
iH mWf
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29
Who owns the Wheels.

George Grimm. OF 5outh Canon.
tslephoned 10 his niece, Mrs. v. A.
Hutton. yesterday that two boys
claiming 70 bs from. Florence. appear-
ed 1t his place last Friday and left
two bicycles there. One Of tho boys
said his name was Scott and that he
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29

Tho hose race for $50 side bo-
tween Ciate Warner owned by Char les
Hudspeth aud Miss Behn. belonging
10 Owen Psioe on the Florence rara
oouFse yesterday afternoon attracted
good-sised crowd. Hudspeth's .
ho,ss hia the bsst Of the start BY sev.
sfAl feet and on the home stretch beat
the Bshn horse by about twenty feet.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29

The bill N extend the term of the
mayor Of New York to four years
has been defeated. Florence some-
times gets mighty tired Of her mayor
In two years.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29

Admiral Rojestvensky has st last
found Togo and the result IL that the
Russian admiral will leave . number
Of his fighting ships at the bottom Of
the Korean straits.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29

There 10 no doubt that the old time
enthusiasm in BASEBALL 10 reviving.
The crowd lately wanted to kill =
player In PhiladslpbiA-
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29

h,ed On sssond ssiset near Frazer
kne. The boys never returned fos
he wbSsA and Mr.. Grimm wants the
people Of Florenos 70 b made 40
qaainted with tho facts.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29

The beef trust denies that It has
anything TO conceal. which state.
ment. with its important mon and
documents safely in Canada. may
be strictly true.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29

The Tribuns bad she pleasure Of
bullstins tie Nusso .Jsp naval battle
yssss'day aftsrnoon and by night
ovsrybody IN Florsncs was talkins
aboae II, The Tribune is . great
factor in Tho progress and advance.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tn,
Very Best.

II have been using Cbamberlain's
Cough Remedy and want to say It is
the best cough medicine I have ever
taken." says Geo. L. Ohubb. . mer-
chant Of Harlan. Aioh. There IL NO
question about it, being tho best. ~
Il will cure . oopgh or cold in less
time than any other treatment. It
should alwsys be kept in the house
ready for instant use. for , cold can
be cured In much les time when
promptly treated. For sale by all
druggists. mwf
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29
A Positive Necessity.

Having 70 lay upon my bed for II
days from . severely bruised leg, !
only found relief whom used . bottle
Of Ballafd's Snow Linimsnt.
can oheerfully recommend It ~ the
bsss medicine for bruises ever sent 10
the 'sfniossd. Il hes now become q
positive peoessitv upon myself. D..
r. Byrnes, Merchant. Doversvills
Tsxas 40. 500, 800. Sold BY A.
A.. Hull end Florence Palace Pnsr-
msov. mwf
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29

Gen. Linevitch has been kiseing
his soldiers. But that 10 not going
to make them feel any bettsr about
meeting the Japanese
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29

Chicago ia not taking much in
forest in Warsaw just now. sbs
has little disturbance Of her own.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29
Aieabe., ro.i,.la & s..t. Fl e.l,w.v.

No. oB-Rfom Pasblo and ull
polAts aest, aeItvo daily. -.A..... II &C y
No. ee-for Pueblo and ali points
east, depart daiy-.x-... S.H p u
No. m.krom Plofsees and koek-
vale, daily, exeeps eunday, depart AAOp y
sspt s1hday, srrivs. i2:1 p =
Dtfeot SooaostSoa u NOW nade at Pueblo fos
Chiealo eDd all points sAst, and at L. Junt9
yith .Oaii1osoia limited Tor Los Angeles and
inQsihss So!isiSsd s.d promptly and shsss
eally answered.
,,5 s is''.'.'' Sar:. ,.:: Z .:.s,'
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29

me ffem0nt- Hotel; Fi0fenGe, Colo
One of the finest hotels the Rooms suite baths
electric bells all
une1oeed Transcien ST. and $500 day Weekly and
monthly low that live here less money than it
now costing you b. L. RICE. Prop.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-29
Bogxs-BAiley.

James r. Boges returned yesterday
afternoon from Pittsburs. Pa. where
he has been for severai months. Mr..
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10
HENRI MURGER,s COATS.
1t Ia Hard to Say In which He Was
the More Miserable.

1t Ia Hard to Say In Which He Was
The More Miserable.
A pleasant incident OF the penuri0us
days Of Henri Murger, the author. Of the
famous Vie de Boheme,'' is related
by a French writer Murger when in
the extreme of poverty was one day
invited to a party at the house of a
publisher at which it was OF great inn
portance that he should be present
Unfortunately he possessed only one
suit of clothes, which was in the last
stage OF shabbiness. He therefore ap-
pealed to a friend who glOried in the
possession of two black coats-one old,
the other neW-tO lend him one. The
friend, not oyerwillingly, lent him the
old one. 1t was too small for him and
very shiny at the seams, but by a lib
eral use of ink he managed to make it
pass muster and attended the party.
Unfortunately the friend was there,
too, and In great anxiety over his coat
followed Murger about the room with
such remarks as Don't stand SO up
right. You will split my coat" OF For
heavens sake, mind what you are do
Ing with that coffee. You are splash
ing it all down the front of my coat
Shortly afterward similar occasion
arrived. Murger determined that moth
ing should make him apply for the
same coat. Accordingly he went to an
other friend and related the whole cir
cumstance. This friend willingly lent
him a new black coat which fitted adj
mirably. But matters were not i'm
proved after all, for the lender was at
the party and followed Murger every
where, exclaiming in tones of audible
good nature: 'sDo Just what you like
with my coat, old man. Tear it right
up the back or cover it with grease
| Just as you like. l shall never say a
word. Only too delighted to lend it to
| you"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-10
Fling Out Your Sunshine.

What satisfaction it is to go
through life radiating sunshine and
hope instead of despair, encourage
ment instead Of discoura cement, and
to feel conscious that even the news
boy or the bootblack. the car conduct
or, the Office boy, the elevator boy or
anybody else With whom one comes in
contact gets a little dash of sunshine!
1t costs nothing when you buy paper
Of boy, or get your shoes shined, or
pass into an elevator, or give your fare
to a conductor, to give a smile with it,
to make these people feel that you have
warm heart and good will. Such sal
utations will mean more to us than
many of the so called great things. 1t
is the small change of life. Give it out
freely. The more you give the richer
you will grow.-Orison SWEET Marden
in Success Magazine.