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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-25
The Shepherd
and His Flock

writings. Then all he went on: There
are private fields and gardens ano
vineyards in the shepherd country and
if a sheep stray into them and be
caught there. it is forfeited to the owr
er Of the land So He restoreth my
soul means the shepherd brings me
back and rescues my life from forbid
den and fatal places,
He leadeth me in the paths o.
righteousness for his names sake
often when | roamed through the
shepherd country in my youth anc
watched how hard it is to choose the
right path for the sheep; one leads te
a precipice. another to place where
the sheep can not find their way back
and the shepherd was always going
ahead. leading them in the right path,
proud OF his good name as a shep-
herd
Some paths that are right paths
still lead through places that have
deadly perils: yea though I walk
through the valley Of the shadow OF
death, is the way the psam touches
this fact in shepherd life
This way the valley is true
to our country | remember one near
my home called the valley of rob
bers", and another the ravine of the
raven" You see the valleys of the
shadow OF death is a name drawn from
my country's old custom And so is
the phrase: Thy rod and thy staff,
for the shepherds carry a weapon for
defence and one for guidance. All.
you should see the sheep cuddle near
the shepherd to understand the words
They comfort me.
Thou preparest table before me
in the presence of mine enemies. :
In the same hushed voice in WHICH he
quoted these words he added All. to
think that the shepherds highest skill
and heroism should be lost from view
as the psalm begins to sing Of il. and
only an indoor banquet thought OF!
Again he sat in silence moment
Then he said. there IS no higher
task of the shepherd in my country
than to go from time to time to study
places and examine the grass and
find a good and safe feeding place
for his sheep.
Often this skill and great heroism
are called for. There are many poison
Gus plants in the grass and the shep-
herd must find and avoid them a
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-25

cousin of mine once lost three hun
dred sheep by mistake i'll this hard
task. And now, he exclaimed with
a beaming countenance and suppress
ed feeling, as if pleading for recogni-
ton OF the lone shepherds bravest
act Of devotion to his sheep, and now
do you not see the shepherd figure
in that quaint line, Thou preparest a
table before me in the presence OF
mine enemies
Now the psalm closes with the
latest scene of the day At the door
OF the shpeepiold the shepherd stands
and the rodding Of the sheep takes
place The shepherd stands, turning
his body to let the sheep pass; he
is the door, as Christ said to himself
With his rod he holds back the sheep
while he inspects them one by one a.
they pass into the fold He has the
horn filled with olive oil and he has
cedar tar and he anoints a knee bruis-
ed, but is simply worn and exhausted
he battles its face and head with tho
refreshing olive oil and he takes the
large two handled cup and dips it
trimming full from the vessel Of wat
er provided for that purpose, and he
lets the weary sheep drink
There is nothing finer in the psalm
than this. Gods care is not for the
wounded only, but for the worn and
weary also. "He anointeth my head
with oil, my cup runneth over"
And then when the day is done and
the sheep are snug with the fold, what
contentment what rest under the star
~ sky! Then comes the thought Of
deepest repose and comfort; Surely
goodness and mercy shall follow me
all the days OF my life, as they have
through all the wanderings Of the day
now ended -.
The song dies away as the heart that
God has watched and tended breathes
this grateful vow before the roam
ing OF the day is forgot in sleep: 4
will dwell in the house of the Lord
forever" And the song ends, and the
sheep at rest, safe in the good shep-
herds fold
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-25


we Shal long remember our syr
ian guest Tor the tales told OF his home
III A'nzehaiIa on the slope OF the oyr-
ian mountains but longest OF all Tor
what ne sad OUT OF the memories OF
ms youth about shepherd song,
says the Congregationallst.
It was out OF the shepherd lie 81
my country ne remarked. that there
came ions ago that sweetest feiigiol'>
song ever Written the twenty
third Psalm.
% many things III the lie OF my
people the same no" as IN the days o.
old have been woven INTO the words
OF the h1ole ana INTO the conceptions
q reilslouS lde4s ana expressed 'here ;
you OF me v esleFn world not Know
ing tne7e lungs a 'hey are' olteh
ms olaelS'ahd what i written or az
IeaSt IAN 70 ger a correct IMPRESSION
4 ON II ne 'd'd'
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-, ~ 'f
from first word to last
With softly modulated voice that
had the rhythm Of music and the
h1sh OF Veneratlon IN IT. ne quoted.
~ l-o'u : ny 7Nep"''o' snan
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-25
A Creeping Death

Blood poison ereeps up towards
the heart. causing death. J. f. Stern.
Belle Plain. MINI, writes that a
frierd dreadfully injured his hand
which swelled ur like blood poison
ing. Buck;lens Arnica Salve drew out
the poison. healed the wound, ana
saved lis life. Best in the world Tor
barns. cuts, and sores. 25c at Finlay :
drug store. nov
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-11-25

Stetson has for the first time made
distinction in grades and marked his
$500 special. Now il you want to be
sure you have a Stetson $500 hat be
sure it Is marked special at the
Leader.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-06

en- las bdveias - ahren'v des.
parraman - al iaSaf cSas -
ginas polvoficnias con mano
nSfw8osa.: :EfcSis scntir.. ~ xmUs-
tfcs 0i8es: el gfitc DC aQucllo>
gucfrcros inslcxiblcs cue alEa.
fon unuiallas ) cubos \ pucgtas
aimcnadas. a murmulio DC
aQuellos aSccssS ccnudos que
paSaTon en- illas Salmodianscs
peg ios aelados Slauslios. .aS vo
ces dc los cahallcros que escul
picron sus armaS en- ias impos.
ta> V en- las claveS \ en- los AZ
cones V en- los vieloS infolios
que kicieron del honor ieodicea
Y dc Ia lradicion relicario. 81
llegais al final v sentis ecos de
aplausos muy lejanos rumor lie
vitores que Sc apagan. unid
vaeslro APPLAUSE al APPLAUSE v
vuestro sincere viior al yitor.
Aquel libro es la voz que Sc ale
ia. la rotunda verdad que Sc
amortaja en- fec unda crisalida.
la compression de un mundoI
que no es el vuestro; pero que
ha sido grande, que ha sido be
llo, que la sido solemne, que ha
Vivido la vida humana, Ell I'm.
Pero. despues que os hayais'
descubierto y hsyais tributado
al autor el debido hcmenaje.
volveos a los estantes que Sc
yerguen vuestra espalda, hen
chidos de savia. de Jugo -, de
luz, saludad contentos el porye
mir y tonad en- las manos el Ii
bro nuevo.
Anton10 Z0Eara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-06
El "PhiIadelphiaH

Pasajeros salidos aver en- dicho bu.
que con rumb bo a Nueva York: A H
Parker, General Putxki y senora. " A
Powers, senerita Mary S Beach, Dou-
glas Robinson, senora, r hija y sirvien--
ia, w II Corrin y sonora .:senora Con
zalez e hijo, Robert A Knorre. David
Wills y senora, senorita Will, P Pen
nelton, c L Marlatt, Phillip Mills, Aus,
tin Cave, Medill Mccormick, L c
Battersby, William Cooper, scnorita
A H Schimmel, senorita Emma Coo
per, senorita Mary c Wilson, senorita
c Wilson, + NJ Sutton senera. hi
jos, selorita Case, F r Grac;. B Sc
rrano d Muntaner, Maria Borras {
hija, Albert A Silver, A Lameiro
S Lameiro. senora Frazer hija
Angel Ortiz Pene, Chas Weed, senor
Lohfel Mo. Call, senor Derose, seilo-
res Real, Soler Velez, Toro Fernan-
dez, senor Tofel, Regime Hurtado
sehor Schlimper, senora de Osorlo
senior Pudon. Juan de Sola. senoI
Sod4r, sefor Ca ballero y senora, Sc
norita Magdalena Caballero se1ol
Bendah4n hijos. sehora Mercede:
Varela, Khalil Arbagi Domenico Pas
cuale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-06

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-06
Seccion re1igiosa
SANTOS DE MANANA

ADril 7, viernes San Epifanio, obs
po y martlr.
MISAS DE MANANA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-06
Reliquias

II aaNnNa Ref febH >.anso So
Il iug so wH auuEut
que. pog asaf ha ilegalo > sci
+ .vnasins c. Nortfaf~ ~.'...ltr ..1.. ...-. ,sat
monitor ac Cores mats lss-'ysss.: an
temp.salas Noa pIVlan4o respS'
10 kcadidlas - - que podcls
cl AomSnaie Quc g. 4calao . as
glofias cue x van a las uernas
melancolias que - alelau. a Jas
cosas ScTenas que iuegon y a los
aromas que Se evaporan.
Exuberante &c color \ dc Vi
ia. hubo alguna dc aqGellas TO
res que esparcio su aromosa fra
gancia un dia sobre 81 ubio V
opulento Seno de una muler
Los petalos amarillentos de ESQ.,
ira cayeron acaso lang guidamen-
lie sobre las cruces de unos de
dos crispados Y St agostaron al
fulgor de unos cirios. AQuellas
violetas que hoy son ceniZas
cardenas' Sc columpiaron sobre
unas sienes Y formaron parte de
un nimbo. las clematidas repre-
sentaron acaso ofrenda ante un
ara; los heliotropos fueron des-
menuzados por la impacienCia;
los ceramics de hero debieron
tai veZ Su color encendido al
tremulo beso de unos labios fe-
Driles de passion V arrebato.
DesCubriOs ante esas flores;
son ell pasado. Y. despues que
las hayais rendido ell tribute
que sc rinde a las malestadeS
que pasan, VOWED la Cabeza al
Jardin susurrante, donde Otros
petalOs Sc COlOrean Y OtrOS ca
lices sc columpian y otras for
mas gentiles Sc aprestan a sim
bolizar la vida triunfal que anna
neCe.
~
ST recorreiS los viejos claus
troS de nuestraS CatedraleS. en-
donde aun pareCe eSCucharSe el
rcZO mist1CO COnventual; 81 velS
la som bra de los ventanales re-
Cortarse en- rOsetOnes Y Oueas
sobre las losas humedaS de los
p6fticos, en- que aun parece re
sonar el metalico Choque de do
radaS espuelas; ST reCOrreiS las
naves del temple Y mirais fren
te al presbiterlo Ell sepulCro en-
que los esfOrzadOs varones duer-
men suenO de piedra, Y veis las
gradas de los altares deSgasta-
das POI los 0sculoS de las mule
res enlutadas que caldearon con
sus lagrimas el frio de los mar
moleS de dolores sangrientOS; 81
al cacr de la tarde ddls la vuel
ia a los CarcomidOS y arenOsOs
absides que st ensanChan en- Sc
micirculo como diademas rOtas,
y creeis escuChar juntO a las es-
trechas Callejas choque de es-
padas templadas en- rios heT0l-
COS Y tintineO de untuOsas do
bias; 81 alzais la vista y divisais
sobre la torre enhie>ta llena de
ojivas tumidas V alicatadOs Y
signos mas0niCos, la som bra au
gusta de la cruz, deScubrid vueS-
tras frentes
Aquello es ell aver que desa-
parece, la idealldad que Sc
transforma, el pasado que nos
puma con sus dOllentes Quejas
Estas sensaC1Ones que pareCen
sobresaltarOs, son el tribute que
ten6iS que rendir a una ideali-
dad en- Su OCaSO.
PerO Cuidad de vOlver la Wis
ia al campo que horece, a los
cielos que centellean. a los nue
vos alcazares del progresO que
sobre las ruinas pOlvorientas, Sc
alzarOn Y humean sobre la nue.
va ciudad portentosa. Habeis
rendidO homemade a la muerte
Ahora, pensad eli la nueva vida
81 h hOie5iS 1tnO da eSOS l1brOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-06

ST hojeais uno de esos llbros
en- que una generac,0n encontr0
las palpltaciones dc su espirltu
conturbado, en- las cuajes Os
ciega ell dorado polvo de las alas
del genio que sobrc elias sc GER
nleron vibrantes; 81. al lado de
las bellezas imponderables que
os asom bran, encontrals las
monstruosidades que os coutur-
ban, como haIIais los grotescos
informes zoologicos lunto a los
haces gentiles de columnas que
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-10

Lcok for the Real Estate column on
page 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-10
SHIPYARDS Get
NEW CHARTER HERE.
Former Branches of The United
States Shipbuilding Company
Ara Re-InCorlorated

Trenton. Jan. 1o:-Five corpora
t;ons. rsupposad 10 be the subsidiary
commands Of the re%oreani2ed shin.
building trust. secured charters Mt the
secretary Of States office Saturday.
The concerns are the Union Iron
Works compsny. the Eastern Ship.
building CORPORATION, the Crescent
Shipbuildipg corporation, the Carteret
IMPROVEMENT company and the Samuel
P. Moore & Sons corporation. The
iacornorators in each instance arc
George r SheIdon, PlIny Fisk, John
E. Bronze and Charles W. Wetmore,
all of New York city.
The authorized capital of the Union
T-o, Wo,ts c7,rno,v 10 % ooO oOo
.rLiIo that ~ tlo o+bor 4orr conoorre
io 2 ooo each Tba omopnt maid nm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-10
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1905,

it not be wise to provide tho engine
companies with little jumpers, or hand
carts, at once, so hat if n fire breaks
out in the middle of tbs night, when
coal yards are closed, the firemen will
have IN ample supply of fuel and in a
convenient form to get to the scene Of
the fire; Property should not be al
lowed to burn down for the want of n
little coal and a convenient way Of
getting it to where it is needed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-10
To XIII Barge Canal Act.

ALBANY, \. y, Jan. 10.-A final
and dangerous attack upon the $101,-
UOD,OOO canal Improvement has been
begun by the opponents of the plan to
restore the waterways of the state to Il
condition of efficiency. Its aim is TO
prevent the Improvement altogether.
opinions huvc been obtained from Eli
hu Root. former secretary of war. and
FROM Charles s. Andrews. former chief
jude" of the court of appeals. dcclar
in@ Tee canal Improvement act to be
voil OH The ground that it is ut vari-
Incc with the provisions of the state
constitution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-10

In speaking of the progress being
made on the new Rarltan river
bridge, the Newark Evening News.
last niRht, said:
1t is often said that LARGE bodies
move slowly, but the progress of tG'
Perm Ambov bridge shows the slow
est movement on record Of two Of
about the smallest bodies known IL
New Jersey.
This is n trihe ambiguous, but if our
big contemporary up in Newark means
to infer that Perth Amboy is one of
the most insignificant places in tht
state we would respectfully call atten
tion to the fact that Perth Amboy il
the largest port Of entry in New Jer
sey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-10

DENVER, Col, Jan. 10.-With the
exception Of the contest for the gov
crnorship, which will be filed by Gov
crnor Peabody tomorrow and the hear
ing of which will continue through
several weeks, the political troubles of
Colorado that are of particular interest
TO the outside world have been settled.
and Alva Adams was inaugurated as
governor here today, Despite all the
in~cendiary talk that has been made
from time to time, the difficulties have
been adjusted amicably. Nobody has
been killed. and so far as known no one
has delivered or suffered so much us
one little blow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-10
PUBLIC OPINION
Editor Evening News:

Editor Evening News:
l approve tina recommendation Of
Mayor Brace. | believe the public
struck this time the right man for
mayor. | am SIRE he knows what the
poor, overwogked and sick public
wants.
the suggestion as to the Smith
street reservoir site seems to be very
suitable for the purpose of a park 1t
is located on the main street and very
easy to reach. the older folks would
enj oy sitting around the pond ard
watch their youngsters row around and
play.
The city owns the reservoir so | am
sure n park could be fixed up in very
COOL condition for the nrice the CITY
would have 10 pay for land some
where else.
j. G..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-10
CATHOLIC ARE REPRESENTED.

\ mistaken impression has got c
through the State that there are min
isters of every denomination in Il e
county among the ninety-siX men
drawn by Justice Fort for the struck
jury. with the exception of the Roman
Catholic. The New Brunswick Home
News, always 50 we'll informed on all
such matters, particularly when con
corning MiddleseX county, was the
first to give this impression. Last
night the Newark Evening News, II
commenting on the number of minis
ters among the ninety.siX men. fell
into the error made by the Home
n Jews and excepted the Roman Catho
lies. TO enlighten all our coDtem-
poraries in this regard we would state
that Rev. B. T. O'Connell, who is
one VI Tue men SulHuloHel, hlh "Hos'
name was given in the New Bruins
wick pap ers as plain B. I. O'Connell
IS the pastor of st. Marv's Roman
Catholic church, of this city, and no
better representative Of that denomi'
nation could have e%en..chosen. Justice
Fort has uone well, we congratulate
him on his choice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-10

Are you thinking Of having tn
street in front of your property paved
this spring: Now is the time TO get
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-10
OYSTERS FROZEN IN.
Shippers Fear a Loss Of 10000
,UhIess There is 4 TtaW Soon.

OYstermen are worried over the con.
dition Of the beds in Great South Bay,
he home of clue points, and pray
for a thaw. The ico IS piled 20 high
it is impossible to gather oysters, and
the great foes are pounding the bot.
tom 50 hard it is feared the loss will
exceed $500, coo. Shippers are unable
to fill foreign and domestic orders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-10

Today the State Legislature begins
its annual grind. Here hoping il
will be a short, active session, filled
with good deeds of which the people
can feel proud. More attention to tn
welfare Of the public and less interest
in the big corporations is tho one re
quest we would make of the legisla.
tors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-10

up the pstition.f Perhaps your side
walk issnot whpt it ought to be. To
nut it in first class condition would b.
doing a great deal toward booming
Perth AmLoy.
That fat wheel car which passed
through the city Saturday AIRED The
nerve Of everyone within several
blocks of tho chr tracks. Please don't
do it again, Mr.. Trolleyman.
1t is rather cool weather to be tall;
'ng about parks, bat it will be warm
enough next summer, all night.
Have you said O good word for
Perth Amboy this year:
zen days of January gone already.
Think of it.
Ey.tlt9-wav, those re1o,uti,n3 you
made:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-10
The AND FUEL.

Perth Amboy's fire department, and
the steamers in particular, continue
to be the main topic of conversation
IN municipal affairs. Yesterday the
ews published q communication
ON Chief Moylan on tho subject ana
bday another fireman discusses the
hnatter.
' Nothing is of more interest to the
people OF the city than this question.
The less block fire is not for otte !
aud the need of stta uers was never
felt moro than then. la spite OF the
fact that for 9 year previous the Even
ing News had urgel sthe purchase of
the apparatus, arguing that when tile
steamers were needed they would be
needed badly, it took Il 800, 900 fire
to drive home the lesson and get the
people sufficiently aroused to insist
y tndb something D0 hOue.a
The steamers were finally bought,
Ehera was a big time welcoming them
and the tests followed That was ali.
Except for practice once III a great
while, these costly apparatus have not
been used since they arrived, although
, several fires have occurred at which
much property could have been saved
ii the steamers had been taken ont.
The nremen excuse themselves en-
the ground that they are not fully
eqciped to use the steamers. Lack Of
| fuel and facilities for handling it
after it has been secured is given as
Me reason Cor allowing the apparatus
o remain in the houses. Lack OF
Money is given as the reason for not
IMPLYING that which is necessary.
Bre is reason in both explanations,
that does not prevent peoples
Ne burning down and valuable
3a6Nb rty being destroyed.
0ENHbtunately, the city is about ready
RAke up a new budget and fill up
|I u preparations for the various tie
Fents. Mayor Brace has already
himself clear on the question.
IA decidedly in favor of IN i'm.
re department and the use of
MINERS. Likewise, the public
z lere a majority Of the alder
hstand. 1t was due to the re-
pembers of last years board
kering and delays were cut
p present apparatus secured
Ybss of ltime. They can be
lon to equip the department.
particular. They have just
eeyhold of the reins of government
d the peonle expect great things of
EN-. Il looks as if there was not to
n disappointment. When the budget
Al905 comes out, there IS little
but that there will be ample pro.
for the fire department.
be meantime, however, is it not
us to allow things to remain
ire? No Que knows what hour
bus fire may occurr. Would
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
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