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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-10
rulsrEp sazsosApns

70 w1=aa Il > ks-rl-s 10 nsr --ezs-
=zks-.
Dazf z-a 1--5 b-tss z-s uspsaE-
ssly hzr-y.
4 zz1 iEzt nscesszrily an zzgel -
cszss he lies Aig1
A1y woman Eitz Z cczt.z-c-s z---ls
1sgzlly Las rev store tse-A
Ozs active czass CT sa-.-Ezg@ Il
Falrsz is the aEzazso-s visit
L thafs e zHgrhlzg rialeziazz about
q wig Il is the he2s j cOFerG
ycrranzts is the yp1ng nan Eh0 Dos-
Essses Z fuE 81 G god Azll-H
ne par girl thl-ks rs positiTsly
Eieked fer 2 zz1 20 nzrry tur Ec1ey-
After 4 nan has been 1Izzppczntsd
IN l1rs be csTelrrs i-to rrst-ci2ss
cyasc-
CMl1rea are hzvvy beezuse thsy
hare not lszTnse TIE IN 0f beng Eis-
efzhla.
a uus Caris-izn IS a man wao loves
his reighbors azsl boy IS hs csss
LI-self.
Aeeorsing 70 TIE snail boy's YER
zion . thin slice q cake Is better tsan
no bread
When two Zen are unable 70 agree
t.ey zsuzliy leave Il 70 the nan be
hizt the lar
Al appropriate present for > girl ls
anything she can wear Tor boys zuy-
thing be czn eat
When a man IS Il tro1bls he grins
and besrz IL; woman in trOubie bezrz
i bat doesn't grs1-
Many : man makes 4 fool o. him
self because be hasn't the moral cour-
age 70 ID Otherwise.
i Is bit natural that the boarding
sc1ool girl would rather board than
keep hOzss after she Is married
Blessed is the peacemaker-unless
he foollEkly attempts to interfere in
2 quarrel between : man and his wife
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-10
sonE FsxoUs ssYwcs

wczs srper 70 hs rz1z-lE.ss AZ
cftea ths soures q f1Tr-za--Bazca-i
feld
TEs zost zs1sest siz1 q E-51on
b oonte--s1 c1se-t---ezl- - Lo-
ta1zza
Age uitto1t c1seFfsluess ia Lks
Lasaznd Flnfer Rithc-I Ihs s-1-
colro1
There 10 always Fooz for 3 Ez- q
force and he EzEes room tor Eaany
--Enefson-
Better - urboTn tkar u1-zrg-t
for tgnorzrcs ts .He r0ot q E-lsior
tune-P Plz-o.
He rho gires 20 TIE smallest par
Of secret has the rest 10 logger 4
his D0wer.-- .--Riclter
The erzt dgty n life is % Be caiEl'
for tie cain mind seeks t1e trzfA- ~
TIE rsver seeks the ssz-Lzwre-ce-
The lie of fear q ths refuge q
oowar15ce. and tie iie q deesst q
the 5eTlcs of the fra1d-lezL-Bs4
Iany
The same peo5ie Eho car cs1y
cfherE eTerything are fzDo1s for -
fsEing themselves nOtaing-Leig 81
HuEt-
All true work Is sacred; In al true
work, we're Il bal tr1e hard iz5or'
there is sonethiag q clTi1s1ezz--
Czriyle
RI Is only VIXEN to-ncgrCw'z burden
IS added to the burden of to-day thai
the weight Is more thzn a Ezz1 e2-
bex-Georgs Xzc1o1zlc-
He that csters liz charity Until be
IS dead Il, II a n2n weighs i r1gntly,
rather liberal 81 another mans tn2-
his oz-n---Frzncis Ezcph-
Never Tslge snythizg a. proatzsss
70 taysef which shall coDpel tAes
70 break thy promise. 70 lpss ~
selfresyect, 10 hate zry Inzn---Azr-
c1s AHreliga
Kind looks, kind words kind scts
and warm hzr1shzkes-lkese are the
secondary means ~ 8fsce H--4 i--1.-
are IN trouble and are fighting TIE II
seen battles. DR.. John Hall
Opportunities Gy IN straight line,
t0uca us but once and never return,
but tie wrongs ne Go others ~ II =
circle. taey cone hack 70 the Place
from which they st&rtsd--I. De-
Witt Taln2ge-
Lesser tnrngs VII drop 0ut a. the
hard closes upo1 the larger duty Or
the greater blessing, 5zst zs the hand
that reaches ont 70 grasp the great
strOng oak leta 70 its hold On the
blz6s n grass Il had gzthered.-Pnii-
Iips Brooks
4 nzn uuEt have either great men
or great objects before him. other
wise his powers degenerate. Is the
magnets a. when Il has Lain for a
Iong time without being turned
towards the right corners q the
world.-Jean Paul Richter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-10
DON'T

Tell a girl how many other girls are
on your visiting list.
Throw out hints about people just
to appear knowing"
Offer your services so that you may
figure as a benefactor.
Take on patrOniziHg ways with a
girl because she Is young.
Promise your wife to mend your
ways and then forget the fact
Say ugly things about others be-
cause praise is being bestowed.
Insist on paying girls car fare
after she has declined 70 allow it,
Boast about the big salary you draw
when talking to fellow-workman
Go into ecstasies over the taste in
dress shown by your friends wife.
Tell your husband Of the many
beaux you had when he appeared on
the scene.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-10
SCRAPS or REFLECTION.

It is amazing how much trouble a
human heart can hold without ex-
ploding.
1t is even more amazing how many
imaginary grievances some misguided
mortals can conjure out Of taeir oWn
thoughts.
Wait until you have a real grief
Wait until you have a trouble SO deep
and terrible that you cant shed a
tear to save your life.
Then you'll wonder why you ever
wept your nose red because the collar
Of your spring coat had a pair Of
crows feet in its seams. You'u be
amazed at your own foolisnness for
worrying over wall paper that didn't
match the green rug.
When Death. the black camel that
kneels at every mans door. comes to
the household and lays a solemn, quiet
hand upon one OF your loved ones.
then when your gaze for a time is
fixed, in breathless awe. upon that
fearful chasm which stretches be-
tween this world and the next-wnen
you would cheerfully barter all your
worldly possessions for one more
clasp OF the hand that IS gone. or
sound Of the voice that Is still. then
will you look back upon your life and
wonder what were the happenings
that you called troubles.
And there are worse things than
death.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-10
ALL SORTS.

Germany has imported as much as
$4,000, 900 worth Of apples in one year
and s2,50O,O0O worth Of pears.
British warships are to De painted
green this season in order to complete
the tests Of the best color for war pur-
poses.
Germans colonies are five times as
biz as herself. those Of France eight
cen times and Britain's ninety-seven
times bigger than herself.
Among other improvements at the
port Of Boulogne, a French govern
ment scheme provides for the CON
struction Of an Atlantic steamer berth
s2O feet long and 100 feet wide, with
a water depth Of % feet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-10
CAREFULLY THOUGHT OUT.

If iailbird doesn't fly it isn't his
fault.
TO be found In bad company Is often
equivalent to being lost
One way to teach children to be
good is to set an example.
An enthusiastic man loses his pop-
ularity as soon as people get on to
him.
If man has nothing else to spend
he can spend his vacation at home.
Actions may speak louder than
words, but you can't make a woman
believe 1t.
Men have a right to bet If they
choose, but they should be careful
how they choose before betting.
A cross old bachelor says the proper
way to bring up children is to keep
them down on all possible occasions.
If a pessimist happens to be born
with silver spoon in his mouth be
naturally expects 1t to choke him
sooner or later.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-10
iF DUMAS CANE BACK

sAlexzndre Dumas would have been
100 years old If he had lived nov.
Perhaps II Is iust as well he didn't
He might have found some Chicago
man claiming authorshi. Of all his
best books"
And Hobson and Funston making
D'Artagnan Ike two-eDOt'
@And little Mary AaeLean compile
tely ecllpsing bis glory"
And the small fry Of historical 70
uzncers putting him On the top shelf
eAnd cabhzge-flIed cigars named
after him"
aAnd bis picture alongside of dys.
peptic tonic"
@And a lot n awful silly guff about
him ia the Sunday yellow journals"
Guess he's better or"
aGuess he is.@-cIeveland Plain
Dealer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-10
FRIDAY NOT so BAD.

Washington was born on Friday.
Shakespeare was born on Friday. !,
America was discovered on Friday.
Richmond was evacuated on Friday.
The Bastile was destroyed on Fri
day.
The Mayaower was landed on Fri
day.
Queen Victoria was married on Fri
day.
King Charles l. was beheaded on
Friday.
Fort Sumter was bombarded on
Friday.
Napoleon Bonaparte was born on
Friday.
julius Caesar was assassinated on
Friday.
The battle Of Marengo was fought
on Friday
The battle Of Bunker Hin was fought
on Friday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-10
THOUGHTS.

With men we can affori to be chill
dren sometimes; with God we must be
children always.
Good hearing consists not so much
in hearing all sounds as in hearing all
the pleasant sounds.
1t is great hardship to be an exile
from ones country, a greater hardship
to be an exile In ones country.
To be a good child he needs but
little Of the man in him; to be a good
man he needs much Of the child In
him.
Even a fool soon learns to take 9th.
ers as they are. II Is only the wise
man that learns to take himself as
he is.
The nightingale feeds on the glow
worm, but it is not the glow-worm that
makes it sing; it does not even make
it glow.
Even the lion must lower himself
before VIGOROUSLY attacking.
All things move. 1t is the part OF
wise man to find his rest while NOV
ing with them.
The difference between the writer
and the man Of letters is solely in
dignity; the one parts with his gold
for thought the other parts with his
thought for gold.
The small writer is content with
market, If only It be large; the great
writer is content only with an audi
ence.--lyan Panin In the Christian
Endeavor World.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-10
BACHELOR SAYS

Young married couples have to
quarrel so as to learn not to.
A woman can love a man Of the
most egregious vanity on earth, but
not one Of meek humility.
When a woman changes her way
Of doing up her hair and her husband
doesn't notice it. she knows right
away that he doesn't love her any
more.
The first thing for a man to do
with the woman he marries is to force
her to understand that he is going to
be firm about making her have her
own way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-10
LITTLE sERmoEETTEs.

Don't seer at anybody's religious be-
lief
Learn to laugh A good laugh Is
better than medicine.
Learn 70 attend to your own busi-
ness-a very important point
Learn To hide your aches snd pains
under pleasant smile. No one cares
whether you have the earache, head
ache OF rheumatism.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-10
COMPLETED PROVERBS.

Listeners never hear good Of them
selves" and but rarely Of anybody
else.
Hard words break no bones. but
they do break hearts.
Health is better than wealth, to
him who has wealth only
The books which help you most are
those which make you think the
most, often by irritating you.
The best advice is--dont give a-y
away" don't take much more BY l.
de Y. Matthewman in the Era Ma
zine
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-21
COAL LAND
v
IN WORLD AT STAKE
EXCITEMENT PAPERS SERVED
ON 12O PERSONS IN ACTION
BROUGHT BY MAJOR
BRoUN.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 21.-Deputy
u. S. Marshal Dan Cunningham re-
turned Monday from Boone county
where ne served 100 writs of eject
ment in suit in which the posses
sion of coal land believed to be as val
liable as any in the world is the
contention. Major 3. Broun is the
plaintiff named in all the papers serv'
ed, which are returnable on the first
Monday In January in the Office Of the
clerk Of the Federal Court here.
It is impossible to estimate the
value Of the land at stake, but 1t can
conservatlvely be said that it runs
high into the millions. Ten thousand
acres of land fabulously rich in Can,
nell coal Is the stake.
How fabulously rich this land is can
be better appreciated when it is stated
that one seam Is fourteen feet in
depth. This is on the big Jarrel Fork,
Of Laurel fork of Coal river. The
base of this seam is on level with
the bed Of Laurel fork and the Big
Jarrel mountains looms up 1900 feet
above it. In addition there are five
other veins on the land from five to
seven feet in depth.
This land will be pierced in the next
few months by the extension of the G.
and 0. R. r., which has BEEN built sew
eral miles from St. Adams and the
connecting link will be constructed as
rapidly as possible,
Major Broun contends that he has a
tile to the land dating back fifty
years. Attorneys Brown, Jackson &
Knight represent Major Broun Among
The persons served with ejectment
writs are John Q. Dickinson and Lewis
PHchard, Of this city The statement
is made that one Of the hardest fought
suits ever tried in West Virginia
court will follow the attempt to eject
the present holders Of the property
They assert that their title Is older
than Bronn's and that they will be
able to prove this fact.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-21
A New Departure.

R. F. Parker, who conducts a press
ing and repair shop in Mansbach's
building, on his return home with his
wife from Colorado, stopped OF in
Chicago, where he purchased steam
dry-cleaning plant, for which he paid
a good round price. 1t has arrived and
Is now being installed on Coleman
avenue for operation, and will add a
new feature to our ctty's modern in,
dustries. Mr.. Parker's main Office
will remain in the Mansbach building
as heretofore, from which he will di-
rect his business although on a
larger scale, and by means of which
he hopes to meet long felt want Of
our people. BY this new process; he
will be able TO clean without injury,
all kinds Of fine clothes, silks, satins.
5ge., .,:.Gs, fur3, etc, on short no
tice, and thus prevent the necessity
of sending away from The city as in
The past. lie hopes TO have The plant
Installed and ready for operation with
in the next few days. We shall wait
with interest the Introduction Of this
new industry and wish the largest
success to its worthy promoter who
is thus willing to cut loose from old
methods In his desire to introduce
modern improvements.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-21
100000 FUND FOR
SALVATION ARMY.
Mr.. George Herring Donates Sum for
General Booth's Home Coloni'
cation Scheme.

LONDON, Dec. '21.-Genoral Booth,
Of the Salvation Army, mas written to
King Edward announcing that Mr..
George Herring, chairman of the City
o. London Electric Lighting Company
ana q prominent member or many
other corporations, had donated
100000 to the army to be used IN a
home colonization scheme, but that
the army had engaged to repay this
sum in twenty-five annual installments
to the Kings Hospital fund.
In a letter to the press General
Booth outlines the scheme. He says
the army proposes to purchase tracts
of land in England, giving five acres
or thereabouts to each settler build
ing cottages, providing seed and i'm,
plements and supporting the settlers
until the lands becomes productive,
Each settler will repay the army by
system Of easy installments. The
entire colonization scheme is to be I'M,
der the direction Of the army.
In this way, General Booth says,
he hopes to provide for those who for
various reasons are unable to leave
England under the emigration
schemes Of the Salvation Army.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-21

Mandolins, guitars and yiollRs d
Clyde S. Hollis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-21
oil and Gas Promoter.

John W. Fox, Of Glen Easton, con-
nected with the Star Oil and Natural
Gas Co." of Wheeling, stopped over
in the city last night, en- route to
Pittsburg. He is out looking after
the interests Of his company and cas-,
ually, as opportunity offers. selling
stock in the company 1t is interest,
ed in the Glen Easton oil field which
has been successfully operated for
some years past, and from which Mr..
Fox was fortunate enough to reap
his share of the profits. BY reason
Of his duties and experience with the
company, he has become acquainted
with all the best oil fields in the coun-
try
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-21
Made the Fur Fly.

1t is reported on good authority
that Wayne Summers, of Merchant
street, and Shorty" Miller, of the
same street, who ought to get along
amicabIy together as neighbors, came
to a misunderstanding on Tuesday af-
ternoon, in Will Jenkins barber shop,
which resulted in q small size hair
pulling" They stood up to each
other for a brief period like two young
game ROSTERS, but it was soon over
without either one receiving serious
damage.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-21
KIN
HAVE ISL Eb RS eliE sol
VENiR 8 AN 1iicH IS
NOW ON s.

L .
The Vigilant Circle 81 Sing 6su
tiers Of the Methodls Church
just issued d handsome orsaaif
endar Of TIE city 81 Eaifmont
cover is done in; purpl s1ld silver
circle colors, and contains tRelF
pages, each bearing . plctars q
terest.
The first page bears an excel
picture Of Ex-Governor A. 3. Flsmin
and the others are views Of The d
some Of recent date and some datin
back as far as 1896. Among tae newer
views is the Marion county Court
house, the view Of the South side
bridge and Fairmont avenue. apartia
view Of the center Of the town, the
Isaac Mason and the meeting q the
Tygart's Valley and West Fork rivers
Among the old views are picture
Of the old Courthouse and Mountain
City house. Main street, after tns ais
astrous fire OF 1876, the northern poFs
ton Of Main street dated 1870 and
view of the city from Hamilton's HIN
taken in 1866. One Of the most inter
estlng of the pictures Is 9 group 81
Miss Carrie Shores Sunbeam Class
taken in 1900. The calendar has been
gotten up in excellent style and much
credit is due to the ladies who did the
work, namely, Mrs. Allie Raymond
Miss Florence Arnett and Mrs
Nichols. president Of the circle The
calendar was published by the Free
Press Company, and is now onsale 81
Hartley's store, price % cents
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-21

QThe best family sateEuard Il Z rolabIs
houSehold medicine That will cuEe Group,
coughs coldS, chilly sensations running
eyesand nose, sore throat AID bgoRShial
aEections-that will keep the children
proof against all Contagious diseases
.CSuch q medicine Il Boschee's German
Syrup, which has record Of IS years IN
the cure Of consumption, oatarTh and all
lung and bronchial troubles.
QThe fame Of German Syrup e con-
sunptye cure, since It's PHrehAso BY d..
Green from the niece Of the famous DR..
Bosches, has EXTENDED 70 all parts bf the
earth. It.has biz talea egarywhero, %
lIso as aaa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-21
mr.. SPOONER AIMS
At THE PRESIDENT
He AsToNIsHEs REPUBLICAN
SENATORS BY cRITlCIslNG
EXECUTIVE ENcRoAcH-
MENTs ON RIGHTS OF
CoHuTESs.

|
WASHINGTON, u. ", Dec. 21.-
During debate in the Senate or the
difference between that body and tire
House of representatives as to the
right Of the Senate TO amend revenue
bill originating in the House, Senator
spooner, of Wisconsin. astonlshed his
associates by launching into dis
cussion of the encroachmeRt Of the
President on the prerogative OF Con.
gress.
MIR. spooner has been forced by cir
cumstances within the last week to
defend President Roosevelt against
the attacks OF Senator Tlllman in con
nec.ion with Santo Domingo, but ey-
Ierybody who knew him was aware that
he was not in hearty sympathy with
the general action Of the administra-
tim in encroaching on the rights Of
Congress.
ne wisconsin '''n's0- TI',. N -
New York, in declaring for candi'
date for Speaker Of The Assembly, and
assailed the President over the Gov
errors shoulders.
The only lear | nave Naa' S"lG
Mr. Spooher' lor | am an op,'il,St "
me lu'ure u Jus pGop'e al" '.
government IS Il, VIM S'G'no " ~
Tolerated ny popular op'.''0N =" go
or oeSrce 'oah eyer '.eioie II o'r ll9
,oFS --'F9'VeH1 '"' '7''"S' .'',S'''.'s..
resisted s0h"I'HlsS SusGess'E" .. oi.o
department o. 'Ns lDl'''"''' % "a
other
y Esaa N q As"'Ps'7E .',' 'Io."'n'7
that Tile Governor OF 4 7'".t 'gH ~
2ldea VINO aAaIl DC 9poaA9E u Wv
state house OF hsPfo7e'l'",'''"' anu
.aat s2ea'sH 10 We "o.ep'sa ~ So
government II philosophy unueF ou'
system.
The fathers the men VINO iFane"
his government took lessons rom
history and experience on 'no otnet
side OF the sea- and when tney createa
tie three co ordinate ana independent
branches OF the government assigning
to each Its Jurlsdic(ion' they created
"a government which IN us ueclSlolS
vas a perfect democratic government
When the people OF any Slate pe'
nit, under any rreteXt' 'noSe 'hree
ranches OF the government 10 pc re-
laced 10 two lNoY tolerate treason W
oNF constitutional system
"Th9 Legislature OF a STATE Is no.
TO be ORGANIZER " me e&ecu'"2' ana
Y Tie tlme a'Hl ever eoi''s-na"d we
nave seen 1t III some 7ls'ez-"ush' w
l'"h''e a'g"s3e.Ags' Wy e>e'"s', -
Ne law is '.i.liNe9 "'il soa ~. l''Is
~ fine law ibis government In its GS-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-21
Fine stationery in Xmas boxes.
Clyde S. Holt.

souvenir calendars. A. c. Klnkeal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-21

nv a west vlrsIalao want Sd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-21
~ oa asauIaF coFFsspon {

9str, 9G ~ r-a4i u iAl Fli sltl ~ 4
sauiar eOFfssp opdent
B. Henderson. ticket agent
ths B and 3; depot, was at Graf
ton yesterday on a business trip, re-
fping In the evening.
FRAMED too hard last evening and
light to do any kind Of business, ex-
cept to sell fish from the restaurants,
which are not effected by an oyer,
plus Of water.
Oliver Carpenter Charley Ashcraft
and Lawrence Pople, along with sew
eraI others Of their age and set, in,
Guiding their would.be sWeethearts,
attended a social party given on Ma.
pie avenue Tuesday evening, and all
thought 1t to be just lovely.
Wasn't last nights storm sumner?
Once at least in our history both the
police and the reporters alike got run
in, and the worst feature of it was.
that neither had anything to put up
FI,tn r,nrnj,or I,,han ballad
James NJ. vanGilder, of Colfax, was
in the city yesterday on a business
trip, which resulted in his being sent
to Weston today but not necessarily
to the asylum.
F. B. Bartholow, OF Morgantown
avenue, who has been spending some
weeks in the East, sent a telegram to
his family notifying them that he
would return this week so as to be
here on time to enjoy Christmas with
them.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-04-29
AN ODD EPiTAPH.
George Ritter Likened Himself to .
WORKOUT Watch.

'Franklin's epitaph, where he com
pared himself to an old book, is known
to all of u.s." said an antiquary Here
Is d copy OF u less famous epitaph, the
epitaph Of Il matchmaker, George Rit-
ter, who compared himself to watch
that had run down"
The man took out his notebook.
George Ritter" he said, lived in
New Hampshire in the town of New
port. He died in 1922
Then he read:
Here lies, in horizontal position,
the outside case Of George Ritter,
whose abiding place in that line was
ali honor to his profession. Integrity
was his handspring aud prudence the
regulator of all the actions of his life.
Humane, generous and liberal, his
hand never stopped till he had relieved
distress. He never went wrong except
when set a-going by people who did
not know his key. Even then he was
easily set right again. He had the art
of dispensing Of his time SO well that
his hours glided by in one continual
round of pleasure and delight till an
unlucky minute put an end to his exist
ence. He departed this life Sept. IL,
1922 His case rests and molders and
decays beneath the sod, but his good
works will never die "-Philadelphia
Bulletin