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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-05-18

Government is just what the ad-
ministrative officers make it. This
being true, corrupt or incom-
petent officials are responsible
wherever bad government exists.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-05-18

Have you weakness of any kind
stomach, back, or any organs of the
body? Don't dope yourself with or
binary medicine. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea is the supreme curative
power. 35 cents, Tea or Tablet.
PHOENIX DRUG Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-05-18
Circuit Court.

Judge Sykes arrived on the 9;2O
A. NJ. train, together with District
Attorney Geo. T. Mitchell and
court stenogopher Houston Wood
and at 10 O'Clock was organized,
At the request of Judge Sykes,
Capt. J. T. Chiles charged the
Grand Jury at great length In a
most vigorous manner and impress
lively.
The illicit sale of liquors was a
| very important topic.
Judge Sykes supplemented the
charge by saying in substance that
if the grand jury would investigate
that every homicide committed they
no doubt, would find whiskey at
the bottom of it and the cause. He
said that he for many years held to
the view that the government had
no right to say what man should
drink; that it was a curtailment of
and an infringement upon the rights
of individuals. The Judge made
the most significant declaration that
from observation though life and
his long experience upon the bench,
that he was throughly convinced
that the advocates for temperance
or prohibition were or the side of
right, humanity and God; that all
good people should cooperate with
the temperance move which is STIR
ing the country from center to cir
eumference
The cause of temperance is to be
congratulated for this most signifi-
cant and pleasing expression coming
from this most eminent Jurist, oc
cupying the position that he does.
1t should put every one to think
ing and do their duty.
The Judge conveyed the idea that
if the people desire peace and happi
ness, the protection of home, life
liberty and property, destroy the
monster demon whiskey, the end
will in the main be achieved. In
this we believe every body will
agree; it has but one side to the
proposition.-Starkville News.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-05-18

Dowie' Is Zion Tabernacle came near
becoming a rough house last Sun
day. The prophet accused his de-
poser, Voliva, Of being robber,
and free fight resulted in the sane
tuary.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-05-18

Why take a dozen things to cure
that cough? Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar allays the congestion,
stops that tickling, drives the cold
out through your bowels. Sold by J.
A. Gay.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-05-18

Hon. G. w. Stovall, of Okolona,
who made the race for Railroad
Commissioner last time. is again
announced for the place.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-05-18

For a painful burn there is nothing
like DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
There are host of limitations of De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve on the mar
ket-see that you get the genuine.
Ask for Dewitt's. Good, too, for sun
burn, cuts, bruises, and especially
recommended for piles. The name
E. G. Dewitt & Co., Chicago, is on
every box. Sold by j. A. Gay.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-05-18

To Cure a Cold in One Day,
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE Tab
les. All druggis,s IS refund the money
if it fails to cure. f. w. GROVES
signature is on each box. 25c.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-05-18

Alter allowance of statutory fees
the Board adjourned to first Mon
day in June.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-05-18

Monroe County. SO far, has no
candidate in the field for any State
Office.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-16
8rukmmtb.

Ser beriibmte Moler Murilo
legte eben Die Ieste Sanb an zines
ieiter Weilterperfe, yOie 8erfiinbi-
gltng WariG", als er Den 9eiuh bes
Ser5ogs bon Meoina, zines Der
reifiten ltno b%ornebmlten Serren
Spnnien'S, erbielt. SieIer, elm
groBer Siebbaber ulio 5ualei6 Dor.
treffli6er aenner ihoner 8emdloe,
ipliroe bon Der Shonbeit bes 8iloes
10 %betroffen, bob er Dem &iinitler
eine bobe Summe bafiir bot. sd
fam es nift o%bgeben", iaste Der
aiinitler, res lit bereits pereeben."
yltno mer miro benn reid ae.
mig iein", ertpioerte Der SerSoe, es
Sbnen 81 ~be5ablen? Mennen sic
mir Den aGufer oieies Weiiterper.
fes." - Ser 9apusiner.g Content
bon SepiGa", NOR Die gntmort. -
nSie 9apu5iner!" rtef Der goel.
mann, oaber Die iino ia arm pie
9ettler. @elde Summe baben Tie
Sbnen periprofen?" ,1,2OO.
&eals" (etma 100 @ilben), onttpor.
tete Wuriqo. - 1000 Steals fir
Gin Bib. fir eas i1 Sbnen. 1900
8oloitiide eeben fOnnte." - nMae
iein", e~nteegnete Der Meiiter, yober
iuenn Die Siinite MIR oaslt bienten,
Die EolGite Der Heihen nno MGdti-
gen 81 5ieren, 10 p6ren Tie ibres
bimmliifen ltriprunges nnpiiroig.
Ser Staa bon Bethlehem bebori
ebenio bes S6mi,feS ipie Die Ga.
Ions Der GroBen bon Spanien." -
8enige Snge ip1ter, om II. Sc.
bruar 1888, iibergab M1trino ben
8apu5inern 5t Sepina bas gerfun.
oigungs6ilo. 9ie bafiir beaablten
1900 Steals peripenoete er auf oen
@nfauf bon 8irdeugefGBen, Die ct
Damn bemielben aloiter gum @e-
i9enfe moGte. @abrlid elm bober
Gift bon l1neigenniisigfeit nno
Srommigfeit BET einem 8iinitIer!
@iiroe man beiite tpobl nod pieIe
Meiiter Der 4ltnit finben, bic elm
gleid arobmiitbises SerS tpie Mlt.
riao beiGben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-16
Gin &GtbIcl.

@enit mir ben @reis fragelt, ser,
ON Hanoe bes Grades itebepb, nun
balo ieinen W~anoeritab beiieite le.
gen miro: ,@iirbeit on lieber nm
febrcn unb ipieber ipanoern?" 10
miro ms relin aus sebn Deal Die
Intport iper0en: yNein, Inn feinen
YreiS -
8on bes 2ebens 2ltit nno
2eiben,
Stub ih Nun ailf etpig
aus"
ltnO tpenr mir beoenfen, ooB bie.
fer miioe @reis einitmals Elm
lebensfrober Singing, ooer Die bon
Der 2oit Der Sabre gebeugte @reiiin
cine beitere Sungirau boiler 2ebens.
luIt nno Soffnung mar; ODER, ipenn
mir in Den burhfurtten, obaelebten
Siigen, Dem iuelfen, faltenreihen
@eiift perge6lih ben Siinelina ODER
Die SSuneirau in ibrer poaen 9ebens.
tsdft mieeer5uerfennen iufen, Der.
ipirren ii6 oa nidt autpeilen uniere
@eoanfen, bob mir fait ni6t peiter
5u oenfen permogen?
9etreten mir Die Siitte Der Or.
mutb, barinnen elm SGuflein baIb.
nadter &inber, bunserno uno frie.
reno, elm bersrGmtes glternpaar
NIT 5lipeilen alsgeprdet intenigen.
ten 3iigen. llnb Damn Den Halait
oes &eiden nit ieinen prlnfpoqen
@emdfern nnb ben mobleepflegten1
Snlaiien. @er pagt oa 5li fragen:
@arnm lit oies 70? @arrm Ger
fraiie lnteri6ieo2
Wenn mir uns pertieien in oie
@eqen unb @ogen oes 9ebens. bas
&ennen nno Sagen - Ierlteren
lino 8elpinnen 9ieben uno Sol.
fen = Soften itnb ger5asen - Ger
1toren mo mieoer Muibolen, mo
5illest oas iifere gnbe: fannit Oh
Den Infer finoen2
Gas lit ein @Stbiel, bod fiirwabr,
slrf eroen fannit Sn's nidt er.
griinben
Tie SOiung fam man bier niht
finben:
Sginit piro'S inns slnen piienbar. !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-16
Sprgc fir 6etne Scele - bas lit bic
critic Yflidt.

Gin MiiiionGr iob einmal elmer
Stener, tpelher elm 9fero init gro.
Der Gorgfalt pllste. CT fraete i'm;
vIein Sreuno, pie bel l3eii
6ruudit on ieoes Ntal. Inn oein
Sfero in iold glitem 3uitanbe 81
balten?"
sd babe tdslid apei Stunoen
1otbi9", errpiOerte er.
gHur nod cine Srose nit Ser
lou6: @ie piel Seit bertpenoeIt on
tdglifJ auf Die Gflege oeiner Seele,
Inn 8ott, oeinem Serrr, al folgen
rrio i'm 5u begriiBen?"
Der 9iener, ipelfer offenber5H
mar, crpioerte naip: .Seoen Wor.
gen mohe ib oas 3reu55eifen nnb
bete ein Batter nnier"; 81 neilen
fiige i) aitf nod eiit r8egriiBet
ieieit bit, Waria" binSu. SonntagS
peridume id ME Die beilige Mieife,
babe aber Die fur5en belonoers germ;
baS lit @4es, mas id) tbule."
Ger WiiiionGr e%ntaegnete: yMein
Srelinoo ba on 10 ipentg beiorgt bit
fir beine Seele unb 10 iebr fir beiil
Yfero, 10 pollte id, penn id bein
pdre, lieber oein Bfero iein als
beine ltnlterblihe Seele."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-16
gbentemer zines Sapu5imcr6rmbcrs

Gin gutter, alter &oprsiner6ru-
DER itieg gegen slbenO langlamen
Sdrittes Den Siigel binauf, nm in
oas &lolter Snriid5ufebren nit oen
ertrage Der Sammluna, Die err n6b-
reno oeS Cages in einigen 0od6ar.
oorfern gemo6t batte. gr betete
langiam ieinen Goienfran3 uno trlla
altf Dem &iiden einen NIT @emiiie,
SriiHten, 9rot uto ouerlei @abcn
ongefilaten Sad; es moren sic
Nabrungsmittel 0eS &loIters fir
ore dipei folgenoen Gage. auBeroem
botte er IN elmer Gfe ieines ga.
ldentudeS einige Morf fir ben lin.
terbalt Der &apeQe eiugefniipft. Brit
Der Sieronpmus fam an ipGt ON
lenem Gage, oenn err borte in Der
5erne Den be0en Son oes &loIfer.
glofleinS, nelhes i6on ben gbero-
%gottesoienit perfiinoete. 9aher Der.
lteB er Die SauptitroBe uno inluo
cinen Hebeutpeg Elm, Der burdl Den
oidlten @alo fibrte uno etuas fir
ger mar.
aarm mar er I'M @ol6e anaefont-
men, als elm Wann nit b6ier W2iene
ln1o NIT elmer Giitole in Der Sano
auf i'm i~tiir5te. g@elo ooer sc.
benl" ifrie Der GGilber. geraeb.
lld) erflarte Der 9rll0er. Aoe or
nur pertbloie Soden in Ieinem
Sade babe, unb baB oas @elb nift
tbm gebore. CT bittet, er flebt, ser
pSerr Gduber m0ge i'm ooh
rnbig ieines @eses 5ieben laiien.4
gergebens, nobl libel mltB er Sen
Sad iammt ben @eloitiifen, Die err
Satriltan nit 10 GROCER 6relloe
iibernommen batte, Dem &dll6er
iiberlaiien. @egen @emalt muBte
er ollo Git gebrdn6en. S6on gina
Der Sieb, 5ufrieoen nit Ieinem
Sange bintpes, alS Der 8ruoer i'm
5nriidruft.
1Serr", iagte er 5t Inn, Sic
llno 10 gut gelpeIen, mir mein Sc.
ben 5n %laiien; nun ober muB ih
fiirften, baB i1 i'm alolter Iebr
libel alfgenommen perbe, menn ib
NIT leeren Sdnoen fomme. ga,
ib fiirfte, lie peroen mir gar nif,t
glaliben, tpenn i6 er5G6le, mas ae-
lbeben lit. Mo6ten Sic snift 10
gut iein unb einiee Gugeln in meme
Suite ihieBen? Die 2ofer mir
Den bepeiien, baB ih pirfli6 onae.
griffen nnb ~ge5pungen iporben bin
Iues ber5ugeben."
nSebr germ, antmortete Ser
Hau6er, ,breiten Sic einmal Sb.
rem Mantel aus"
Ser HGuber eibt nodeiuanber
orei Sdiiiie aus Dem Mepolper ab
Der 9rtoer beii6tiet oieiel6en. Sic
iino aber iebr flein", iaate er,
IMAM iiebt lie faum; ihieBen Sic
bod lie6er nod einige Malel"
gr idieBt unb iagt iooann: r9os
lparen aber Die lettet Siieeln mei-
ner Biitolel"
oSnben Sic pielleidt nift Elm
groBeres 9aliber?"
nNeinl"
yglba, Sfurfell" rief Ser 9opn3i.
ner, uiest bat Did ser 4ufud oe.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-16
4 3nrSis &ipbeS \

mar er Sitiueilen etipas at munter,
10 iab man i'm ernlt 5uriidtebren.
uno lie otter er Oabinging, oeito
ltiaer, Suriifge5ogener ilno gottieli.
ger tpiiroe feline 2~ebenspeiie, mes.
balb feline rntereebenen, penn lie
i'm bon Serne fommen iaben, Jag.
ten: BORT fommt unier beiliser
Serr!"
60 oaGte nidt feline @emablin;
oenn mebr ais ein Wal idlid lie
ibm big gum 3immer naf; lie
borte oeutli6 Dos Iufrolen oer
Sli~igeltbiiren ltnb balo oarauf met.
renL uno 10 fam tie auf Den sc.
oafffen, Dob (pas in friibern Sab.
rem nidts ieltenes MARI bier elm
@efangener iise, Der mn ipGrIif
nit @aiier uno grot erndbrt
perbe. DIT bat lie baber ibren
@emabl, iBr bod oas @ebeimniB
bieies 3immers all entbefen, aber
feline Inttport mar elm unbeiiegbares
Stinifipeigen. Na1 atpansigi1b.
riser Che erfranfte er. Nahbem
CT Die Saframente ser Sterbenoen
%empfangen bette, iprah er su ieiner
@emablin. nNun lit es 3eit, sir
oieies @ebeimnis 81 entoeden; bier
1T Der Sdliiiiel, sebe bin, inoeB
min i9 beten."
Sic ging bin unb ofinete ole
Slugeltbiir; - feb! ba itano Dor
ibr elm bobes &reii5 nno oif benz
8reu5e Der iterbenoe grloier; unter
ieinen SiiBen itano Die iGmerabafte
@tutter In Sbraneu iu1b i'm ihtpar-
gen Srauerfleioe nit elmer &rone
auf Dem Salipte, NIT Dem 0olte
i'm Ser5en, NIT einem Tbrdnent,the
in Der Suno uno NIT einem Mntlise
bon Der Siebe, bes Sdmeraes uns
DER gSeDlllttD.
Nun iteae man iid) ben' ginoriif
Dor, Den Oieie lleberraibung auf
oas Ser5 Der frommen @emablin
mahte. Sic ianf atf lire Gniee,
oenn Tie abnte, baB bier Der Srt
elmer groBen 9efebruufg, elm Srt
Der 8naoe iei, nmD lire abnung
tdlllfte lie nidt; Oenn oils lie mie.
Der 5uriidfebrte, lprad Der @eniabl:
ngalo mirit on mid niht mebr
leben, uno menn i6 peridieoen bin,
10 fibre meine &inoer oabin uno
ioge ibnen: r9ies lit Der Srt, mo
eiier 8oter g~elernt bot, bie Siinbe
81 meiben, oas areu5 al traeen une
@ott Su lieben."
gr Idelte iid niht, ibr Si .befen.
men, mas fiir elm argos 2eben er
sefiibrt babe, uno pie er MIR
burh oieie Mnbadt srr idmersbaf-
ten Wutter auf ienen @eg eefonr.
men iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-16
bolt! @rn befommIt on CO mil

bolt! Nitn befommIt on cs mil
mir 5u tbun!"
Sofort itiir5t iid 9ru6er Sierc.
MINUS, Der trob leines 9llterS nod
iebr fraftig mar, auf Sen 9on5 Der.
bliifften Hait6er, paft ieinen @ann
am &ragen, nimmt ibm oen Sad
nne boS @elo nieoer ab, priigclt
ibn ipinoelpeif biird uno sebt at.
frieoen beim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-16

Spieite IN Der 9inoeritube,
USE mar es oa nod ifon,
Sorg' e~ntbebrenb, Sreuoe mebreni
Stieg Die Suit gu boben SOb'n.
Srit utb id, mir beioen S6elme,
5ublten Stol5, init Sdpert uni
Seine
8abnten groB, Solbot at iein :
Cine S6eite Sol5 our Settle
@ar fiir S6bel uns aans fein.
unb 10 nit Dem Wori6 al Ienfen
Saon nuh Sdritt uno Saft Al
I6penfen
@alt nls Srommel, Tapa's Sut
Den rGplinber" - idlug nift
minoer
Na6bars Sansden refJt uno gut.
Sn Der Slide oas &egime,
5iibrt Die feline @ilbelmine,
sSiI6lein luurOe fem geoedt,
@'fodt, gebraten unb aeratben
8ie alid wobl Die Suppe ihmedt.
uno Helm Ieunfen, Inn spei Sabre
Ielter, fdmmlt idon hens
Saare
@robe 10 mics Momma tbut;
pSalt, gepartig! - S0r, ihon
artigl"
Tuft iie, niOnit bit on ni6t gut"
auf elm Yati6 nod aunIt uno
Ged5ten
Suitt lie Tiippf,en nit Der Gedten
SIN, unb ruft: Stun biit on 6rape,
SD mnB eeben - ltno mub ieben
8as Der fleine Srisben lGafft.
SpaBig mars, fam Nahbars
Seinrif)
Wit ngonbons", uno iprof Damn
beinflid]
3ltr Maria, .8omm LAB inns geb'n
s'anoere Simmer, = Sit ia INNER
Sir ms Snei auein 10 idor.
Waria NOR Die groBe S6peIter,
Seinri6 mar ibr lieber Setter,
limo lie tparen aQein 10 gerne,
Germ aletne, - 60 alIein,
Bon uns allen anbern fern.
ii6 oltd offers fiiiien
ourft's ni6t Der Tapa piiIen,
S6autens ab bnrh's SdliiiieQoh;
S6on oaeine - 8an5 alleine
ltno Die Mammla - mubt' es ocdJ
llno fling beftig an 5i mlifen:
Sort, ibr Sdlinsel, Siirft nidt
guden
bas Sdliiiielof berein
9tur p~eritanbig - rnlb onitGnoig
man an uns sebt binein.
llno audi brobenb nit Dem Steden,
urls gang groBe Sdrefen,
oas S6limn1e blie6 ms aits.
Rad brei @ohen, - Nad orei
@ofen
Sas es groBen Sod5eitsihmous.
Gibbs.
Bon mem mir lcrnem fOnncm, @utt
sn lieben.
Sn Der 9abe bon 4uesburg le6te
init auf einem Sdloiie elm gbel-
mann, Der Die @epunoerung @aer
'rregte, Die i'm ndber fannten. Or
par elm iebr liebensniiroieer Mann
mo @atte, aber er batte on iif) ct.
pas gigenes. bas ltriade CAB Su
llrtbeilen Der Menihen.
5Gon am Gage ieiner 8ermGblung
% er ieiner frommen @emablin !
lie Sdliiiiel oes Sdloiies iibergab.
er iid einen 3immeridliifiel
uriif mo iagte: so lnnge if
fmnnit nno barfIt on oieies
ME betreten."
9ieies Simmer mar san5 leer,
bne ollie 3ieroe uno ginrihtlme;
II Den @alroeu bingen 9iloer bon
after beiligen Seelen. in Ger Sor-
mar in Ser Mauer cine Ser
Die nit 5rpei aroBen Sill
eltbiiren rno elmer eiiernen &uer-
.arge Dor oerielben perihlpiien mar.
Sclten perging elm Gag, mo- Der
erriGaftlihe @eiiser nift oieles
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-16
F-%-%

@ir miiiien nift bergeiien,
onB beftige aGlte bie 2eber angreift.
Sic perbinbert Die rihtige Sitnttion,
pelde Or. Ilguit &onis's Sambur.
ger Sropfen iebo6 nieoer beritelt;
lie regulieren bas Spltem uno
furiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-16
Gt,uas snrt 2aden.

2ebrer: rSbeooor, bait bl bellte
ale gufsaben riftis?"
Sbeooor: 80 ia, Serr 2ebrer."'
2ebrer: .2aB mal ieben." Wa6-
Dem er iif ourd)geleien): Scum, bas
madt mir mirflid Sreuoe, Dob bu
Dir einmal Iiibe eeseben bait; ba
bait on Dir alih wobl bon beiriem
Safer etipas belfen laiien?"
Sbeooor: nNein, er bat iie sans
alein genta9t."
Batter: rgs ireilt mid aber gar
nift, Sans, baB on berte idon
wieoer bon oeinem eriten Ylas ber.
untereefommen biit."
Sans: yslber elm anoerer Yapa
mill bod audi einmal Sreu6e
baben."
Sebrer (5u einem neii aiifgenont.
menen Sdiiler): ~@ie beiBt Su?"
S6iiler: nYeterden."
2ebrer: r@as lit oein 8ater2"
Teterhen: .Soot."
2ebrer: .@as mar CT friiber2"
Feter6en: n2ebenbig."
2ebrer: ngs gibt beridieoene
&alenber. Sn Der romiihen &ai. =
ler5eit redslete man nod Dem SSsu.
lianiIden &olenoer. @elhen SEA.
lenoer boben mir?"
Inton: .Ien H~eeenS5grger Ma.
rienfalenoer."
-+-+J-
@er nid)ts aus ser Sdule
III ooS Seben niimmt, Den miro oos
Seben in Die S6lle nebmen.
Sci i6peieeno, mas ou bilt,
Glib ifmcigeno, mos on bait, ser.
malmt bas Sdidial Did, traa'
itiueigeno oeinc 2ait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-16
&rehs nimnt III.

9ieie 8ranfbeit bot fib in SEN
lesten 40 Sabren berbierfGltigt.
0ieies befrnoet iiG burh Die eroBe
In5abl bon Hatienten, Die ii6 an
Or. 9pe in 9anias Gitp ipen6en.
Seine amtsituben iino ieben Sag
nit T%atienten aus anen Sbeilen
Der Gereinigten Staoten gefiiQt. 81.
gpe lit Der @ntoeder elmer @erbin-
Dung bon perlfieoenen SeGen, oie
Den &rebs prompt furiren, ionic
8eiflpilre, 8atarrb, SGmorrboioen,
6ilteln ilnb anbere Standardization.
lin elm iauitrirtes Bud i6rei6e
man an: Or. gpe, 9raper iii
&anias Gitp, Wo. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-16
Sinberjabre

(gSte inns Sdnsden er5Gblte.)
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-12-06
HIT HER MOTHER HARD.
Little Girl Knew What to Say When
Brotf,e" PLAYED Papa.

Little Girl Knew What to Say When
Brotf'ss Played Papa.
The Rev. q. Il. Mead of New York,
whose e%llquers&e was one of the feat
ures of the great Chester Heights
camp meeting, said of children:
1--WE are prone to forget that chill
dren have clear eyes and sharp eyes.
Because they don't criticise us we
think that they don't heed us. A great
error. Children watch us closely, and
we should try to set them a good ex-
ample.
'"There was a poor lady the other
day who fastened to the nursery and
said to h.r little daughter:
minnie, what do you mean by
shouting and screaming? Play quietly,
like Tommy. See, he doesn't make-a
sound
"'Of course he doesn't said the lit.
tie girl. That is our game. He Is
papa coming home late, and I am
you"
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BEST OF THE SHADE TREES.
Hard Naples, Oaks, sycamores and
Honey Locusts Are Hardy.

Honey c Are Hardy.
During a severe storm in Washing
ton, D. c., this summer it is estimated
that 1000 trees were badly injured.
The soft or silver maple suffered by
far the greatest loss, while the Caro-
lima poplar, or cottonwood, was also
badly broken.
Norway maple, sugar maple, all the
oaks, Oriental plane or European syc-
amore, honey locust. most of the conf
erous trees and ginkgo were among
those which were able to Withstand
the beating and bending which the
storm caused for an hour or two.
There I two trees, the silver ma
pie and the cottonwood, which are
more popular with the mass of tree
planters than all other shade trees OF
America. Both have one fatal qualifi-
cation, that OF rapid growth. Losing
sight of permsneaey and many more
excsi'ent qualifications, these two in,
ferior trees are planted to the exclu.
sion Of all other trees.
Both these trees are short lived,
very much diseased, attacked by In
Vulnerable insects, while both are seri-
ously damaged by. wind storms. Both
require much water and send their
roots into sewers, wells and cisterns,
which they frequently destroy.
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For Mechanical Purposes.

In rural Maine, when one has an
especially hard or disagreeable task to
perform, he calls in the neighbors."
At such time the host must provide
abundant refreshments, both nourish-
ing and intoxicating. Often the host
has trouble to find the intoxicants.
Maine being a droughty state. THIS
was Clancey's dilemma when he en-:
tered the city agency at Bangor.
Straight in front of him a sign hung:
Liquor Sold for Use in Sickness or
for Mechanical Purposes Only"
81 want two gallons of rum" he
announced.
The agent pointed YEARLY to the
sign.
81 saw that said Clancy. I've
been reading"
"Are you sick"
"No." i
Got a prescriptions"
mo"
what do you want it for?" querried
the agent.
Got. to have it," replied Clancy,
cheerfully, "for mechanical purposes.
I'm going to raise a barn"
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"For Love Is All"

Miss S. is a bachelor maid of
some forty summers. She is unmar-
ried, not because she has lacked pro-
posals, but because she prefers single
b~lessedness to pouring coffee and
spanking babies. o. late she has de-
voted her time to working in the
Sums, chiefly among women and
children.
A dreadful case was brought to her
recently. A woman had been cruelty
treated by her husband, and had final
~ been locked out in the street. The
poor creature, ragged and dishevelled,
reported to the charity headquarters
and begged for shelter:
Miss S. herself dressed her
wounds, and then entered into a sym
pathetic conversation with the suffer
er. The latter after recounting at
length the injuries she had borne at
the hands of her lord and master,
asked a few questions in her turn.
Live here?" she inquired.
mo-" answered Miss s.; II
spend only a certain time here every
day. My home is on Fifth avenue"
You're married, amt you?"
mo, / am not married"
The woman opened her bruised eyes
tin amazement.
"Gee!" she SAID alphabetically
"I'm awful sorry. Amt it fierce to be
an old maid?"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-12-06
Telephone in Theater Boxes.

To enable young married women, if
they become anxious, to telephone
home and inquire as to the condition
Of their children, telephones are fitted
in every private box at the Coliseum in
London.
1t is a common thing at the opera
and many West end theaters to see a
queue of ladies waiting their turn at
the telephone between the acts just
Ito have a word with nurse"
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Uncle Sans Athens.

Ex-Gov. Longs speech on the Pill
grim Fathers is giving much salts
faction to the Western papers and
some of those neare home. They
had grown very tired Of hearing Aris-
tides called the Just.-Boston Tran
script.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-12-06
ROOMS FOR RENT.

Six warm furnished rooms in
the center of town. Inquire Of
Mrs. j, A. Bowen.