Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-19

has something for each one to accom- plish. If you do 1t cheerfully and with best endeavor you will receive rich reward. Come with me and will lead you. Together we will find this something whatever it may be Separation may come as we journey forward but it will be for the best assure you
 Down the side of the mountains they started almost tumbling over each other in their gladness and anx- iety to begin.
 Some of them were snaJched up at once by the thirsty soil, where they began moisting the tender seed and roots. As the others were borne along beautiful flowers seemed to spring up all around, nodding grace fully to them while the leaves of the trees whispered happy messages to each other of the abundance of water for before the raindrops realized what was taking place they had form ed a clear cool stream, rippling and dancing in sunshine over Ihe moss covered stones. On they went down throug the forests of pine and cot tonwood, passing well kept farms slaking the thirst of numberless creat- ures that hastened thither eager for cooling draught. Many other mer- " companies of raindrops joined them and with one accord they rush ed together into the mighty ocean. 1nlv to be taken up and used over fagain where there was most need "The little Jewish maiden, whose Idme is not even mentioned. was aiken from her home and religion to he come a slave to the Syrian cap tain. She was so faithful to her master and true to herself and duty that she told her master how that he might be healed from his deardful disease, leprosy. Her reward came quickly. in that her master was heal f ed at once.
 Napoleon was man sent to be a leader of men. But led bv his own false ambitions his reward was i'm prisonment
 The woman who brought expensive ointment for the head of Christ was rewarded with the kind, commendato- " words of her Master. Others said Why this waste?'
 "The widow who gave two mites. cast in more money than all the rest because it was her all. She hath done what she could" was her rich reward from Jesus.
 Are we as members of the Macca- bees. or of any society, or in our every day duties doing our best to fulfil the obligations laid upon us?
 Mrs. Connor. Lady Commander In behalf of the Ladies of the Maccp- bees, who wish to express their ar preciation for your faithful attend ance. honorable rulings and earnes efforts for the good of the order yor command, I deem it a pleasure anF an honor to present to you these | gifts from their hands and hearts.
 "On each of these spoons you vii notice flower, the first one, a pans is for thoughts. We will think kindl- of you when time and distance have separated us. We would have you think kindly of us.
 ''The second flower, a chrysanthe mum Is the Japanese national flower because of it's beauty and variety. | Let us ever seek the beautiful ip those around us, and strive to see the beautiful in every thing. | "Forget-me-nots are on the third | spoon, representing our fidelity to each other at all times
 "Our love Is expressed to you by | the rose, which is ever lovely. Faith hope. love. the greatest of these is ] love- Therefore let us love one an ether.
 The lily is next which is purity What is there in this life better or nobler than a woman or man with pure heart.
 "The hyacinth is supposed by the ancients to have sprung from the blood of the slain Hyacinthus, be | loved of Apollo, He was most beau tiful youth, who, after death. was worshiped as a hero Let us endeay- or to be beautiful in our lives.
 So live, that when thy soul hath | cast aside this load of clay,
 !" No earthly stain may cling to mar
 or cause delay
 Into that far beyond which men doth not conceive or understand These elegant table napkins I pre- sent to you expressing the sOciability and good cheer which have always been an important feature of this order.
 "As often as you find it convenient to use them, think of these many pleasant occasions we have enjoyed together and especially this last one which is only another stepping stone in our life's Journey
 This beautiful boquet of golden chrysanIhemums will fade and be east aside to mingle with the dust Not so the love. friendship. kind thoughts, best wishes, entwining the leaves and petals.
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 The regular session of the BisbeeI ] Woman's Club meet on Friday after noon with a large number of mem bers and visitors present
 After the regular business metingI Mrs. Mosher rendered the very aD- pDopriate musical selection, "Arizo- na," the subject of the day. | The program was arranged and con | ducted by Mrs High who read an ex-