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Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
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she had AIe ia4Ded fnatantiy.
 Iasabsiis sas not permitted to do ns1re thsm gay Good faarnisss' tlroagb ibe dear 90 long as Maelise Lei. h re D. fsf wile1 b. eat4e down ta sft on the piazza of bobl5e ID and down fhe -Gea HHe followed him ike a fsseiaafe9 child
 He haa aueh fales t1 tril her. Evi- dentiy bc had been ali over the world. He Was thirty. not iaiids' .ae. but well md. and ss.9fe Hes sell brad in sIiis. of his vocation The aertons eaeb and sevefai 9epIsred tAe vocation taeisiy
 5ie izaa ugf frglffd 10 fl4e least over hlB accident laad affrF sending off e0aNe 0f bFief 15stere. H6 had said. 'Sesg everything 6 fSed. have onIy t8 caj0" rugsCif @e5itg we'll All hia 85tiFfude hHd Heen for fhe G.saa bond lfs.5s iis. fi4 be d T q Auia esse ef 4 Ia9HeH clothes Moreover. ts valet Ns sp faf his foes ana tles se g. ef 8s. lf naa eleu b hz4 H9 H5su# H0neg.
 h his lrt fortnight at Willow Yatd aH s.e famiiy h i eoH1ded to hlm fheie pl94a a I sEisyanees. Set speech was h4rai5 be esary. He had sea#e3 s5 efaeii hsf5re fl came. After heaug ihe fnfoas tlius and the long de.eeHded Hump billiard bis judgment veerea aha#eie siY tg LisaJefll g siie.
 "Buf yeu need q mnp of your own Co fight for" lie explained 10 her Ju- dlcialiy. "soineD0d g-any body almost -te oppose To fheHs two. You insist that y0u can do better than take ei- ther Yoa.fe got to show nanny and the colonel. even 1T they don't come from Missouri. Don't you know any body yeu could idealize Into herof'
 I.tsabefh shook her head. Hiurmur iag. T don't know him, bul 1 know of him i's so aggragatng he won't come home. I wonder If you ever met hfm-M= NJ Murray. Hes been globe trotting ever since he left college. l made up my mind to marry hlm-no- badF ei e-tWo years ago, when went nli over his hauae. nof bceanse its so nHa. .but for the narDe Ge0dhsart love that. And I'm sure fd love him leo. But how can 1 when he keeps away all tbe tlmeF'
 Fl mizht be harder atlll If you saw him No. Eve never met him. but I've henrd let about him-not much to his good" Naeiise said scowling oddly. If hesa the only rival you can scare up gee nothing for il but 10 propose ins self You found me. you kuow. and said finding was keeping"
 And 1 meant it-right then" Lisa beth said Ioyously Even if you are drummer I believe II will be great fun te go along with you. l might even drum for things myself"
 "rhafs bargain" Maolise said holding her fight. but not kissing her I'm afraid though. you won't stick to it when you knew I'm rank, rank inpostor- mol bit of drummer You don't even know my right name.'
 ''i don't eare know you, Lisabeth cried. elnginE closer. Then he kissed her twice. saying. with the least shnke In his voice. Thank God. Sweetheart. never before was so proud of mygef But the name Is il pretty decent one. ni asking you formally to be Mrs Marmadukc Ma elise Aiurray I Has going home with my family papers in that trunk when fl lhmed ne and gave me something very much Hefe precious. NOW. what d. you thlHk mammy and the colonel will HA42a
 1t doesn't halter aaY Nfs. . izis aheth E HHisfefea @sdlf 1 hetIeKe they won't maBe laaa6 e85s abaut IL
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
= The Scrap Book
Tao rsaos For Him.

According to Tennessee man. there was oaee iujge in tbe eastern sec tioa 0f tbaf sfafe fl man well yersed l. las. bat entirely self educated. who had to contead with the principles of orthoyranhy ali hls life h early life he h#a iifea ia Knoxville. and for | iogg lime lie iasIsted upon spelling the nalae Nu&ellie
 FIeaiig fits fffaeds edseafed him ID 70 inc T- fzt ef aesl8g ibe E. So thor rra.lF. la fa H## faA ls 9H harmed tbaf n6s8 , few yeff #flefwara he H,s fa .-fsi E. nzl.sisg eaH4 pre-. sea hiH frs5 aitis t Kaa heille.
 Ffea sete iIe i1ier fhe judge taesea essza. lti tle@ te 2augfHees baf7 e fhe l.s5 tg1i he lieean ft Wrifr iIs Frs' ief'ef fr9@ fsf plare he Scr 'eied his head ip pcrpiexity and Gaa# ez f5Hrd
 "f rf'.e I IT. tI9w ea e-tf;H eaH they sreH the nanse of tils piaee with K ="
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04

ing sun. Bur. 10 the agents smsze- inert. when his intention beca ne kaewb fie siorkeeners set up Ire Beudsps oJsesfioa ts f On % e. coant. they said. w9a'a tiey have ihe peenui tres.s on tBeir avenue. Y the ifaes were rfretea tbefe every sifr- chaut wcuid move.
 The aaegf seat for a leading bun nlaf. or fadplseeger asd said to hlm;
 "7s'hv. me nfsHd this objection fo the neepul traess The aFenue K herri- hly hel and egang The trees would if5fg7frse if fr57aH aH,itldusiy-
 "ssIs.H relslle1 fae l=nrnlah +fle pee nHl tsee ls 0red tree No true be- Hetsr would 6.as 1o l.e er swear false iy n fts ssa.e flow. thsn. wi'h a TOW af fseeHHis sa fHe HveeBe= r5H5d we niee haals aag iaeer carry on basi- ness fHsI-s5.
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
His Last Ib.

BtH Sye=ia hiF earlier aays once ap. prea he'd inc m,unaer Of lecture bu- reau with aa application for employ ment and was asked if he had ever done anything h that fine
 "oh yes" said Rill
 What have you dene2"
 "Well." replied Bill my last job was in dime museum sfftine fin a barrel with the top of mv head stick ins out-pesing as the largest ostrich egg in captivity"
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
FLOWERS WITHOUT FRrIT. PrHHe thou thy words. the thoughts

PrHHe thou thy words. the thoughts control
 That o'-F thee swell and throns They VIII c8naeHee #1thin thy soul And change 10 purpose strong. But he who let's hts feelings run Ia soft. hazardous flow shrinSz when hard service must be done And faiats at every woe. Faiths meanest deed more favor bears Where tearsg ard ai1is aee we'zhsi Than brightest transports. choicest pray efs3
 wAleh Lloom their hour and fade
 -Jobn Henry Newman.
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
 Mnrk Wl,h a Mill.

We are not sent into this world to do anything into which we cannot put our hearts. We have certain work 10 do for our bread and that Is Ia he done sirenueusly; other work to de for our delight. and that Is te he done heartily; neither k to he done by halves or shifts but with will. and what is not worth this effort is not to be done at all-John Ruskin.
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04

brane resulting from CAtarrh and drives away Cold in the Heal quickly. Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell Full size 50 cts at Druggists or by mail. Liquid Cream Balm for use in atomizers 10 cts.
 Ely Brothers. 5ts Warren Street. New York.
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
rELIvERIEs
HOURs OF ColLEC
RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
FRONT AND ELM STREET BOX.
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.

hOuIes NO. And 2. Rural arriers leave daily. Sundays and Holi daysexceptedA ats l0a. m return at 3.l0 p. m Mslsble matter, weighing pounds or less sent by Rarsl Csrners must be prepared by stamps affixed.
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
4 aEA Cut

H1ien 2 Ter. marFsiHs a nero corfle. sfarfad ra ask the woman. "Bo geu tHte This man for better qr for warsey'' the e'eHan startled the clergyman hY lar. tg agt; "Ae jndee. wamia hIAa let as he ls. If te sits any better he'ti die. anl f he gits any wuss TIT Ell hItn myself"
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
NOTICE Annual City Meeting

The legal voters of the city d fos nam are hereby warned to meet m
 !. 0. \. Hall, vsaday, Dse !, n| at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at a n:,I time the polls will be open ana e remain open until 8 o'clock in the - - noon of said day and no longer. iss. G and there to elect by piuraiity V sh, lots the following city ofhces T tr city of Putnam aforesaid, nsmsa .,. two years. commencing the nrss .s.;, day of January, 1a4, and anu, nn.sSed: successors are chosen anu usseosd Two Aldermen each from tiie ..d Ii and Fourth Wards of said ciiy, s ,a the annual adjourned city hlsx sss.,sr X be held as provided by the Mar.,.r the city of Putnam on the liiss srt;oeI of March, 1909, to take sach upon the detailed estimates f..,.s and there and then presented as sna be deemed expedient, 10 t.ie. sut there make such apprep pflaa. .aa s.rx ( each of the departments ol sns s p- government as may be asv-'. as, eur eessary and proper for the heA sx ' suing fiscal year, and 10 lay q s;sy defray the current expense . s,rsnst for the ensuing year; aiso Iss,.siy so IF for the liquidation the deoa a.ast a...',rusrt cared by the ely since lls a.s.saaan tion. and to authorize the s~,,a 4 Council to borrow q suffieieha ,s s- < money to meet the current = ss's1ssr,rd. the cify until the taxes afs .,sr fbe and 10 name the date for eosieS'..Ipg IpgY. city taxes. JOHN J. hs
 Mayor - xov. :. -
 Dated at Putnam, Conn, gs.rk.
 Attest, Leon T, Wilson, ti's
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
Conscience.

Conscience enables us not merely to learn the right by experiment and induction. but infultlyely and in ad- vance of experiment. So In addi- ton to the experimental way whereby we learn justice from ihe facts of bu- man history we have Il transcendental way and learn Il from the facts of hn- man nature and from immediate con seiousness. s.-Theodore Parker
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
A Small Girls ph,losophv.

The small daughter of the house was .enl t. bed early the other evening as punishment for some at contrary ta been tucked In bed for some time and was supposedly asleep the yenngster called her father and told him she wished he would go ahead and spank her and have it over with instead of tending her en in that way
 This lying in bed neyer's going to make me any better" she said. and a good spanking would Resides. 1t makes me So mad can't sleep. and SO whats the use of IL tf"-Cieveland Plain Dealer
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
Trolley Time Table The Consolidated Railway Co
EFFECTIVE JULY 1. 1908 Time given tor cars leaving Front and
 Main Street

EFFECTIVE JULY l. l9oS
 Time given tor cars leaving Front and
 Main Street
 Leave Putnam for Worcester and intermedi ste stop. at s5.l7. s6.o7 .7.55 a. m., and hourly tAl1.55 s. m. half hourly until 655 D. m i, hourly until s .55 p. m. Leave. W oreestertC c ty HslD at 6.l5 m., and ourly until 9.l5 p. M Time hours and 20 minutes; fare i5 cents.
 Leave Putnam for Webster aud intermediate stops at v IT. s6 o7 I. m., ' B .. m., and hourl, until ll.45 a. m., hsli hourly until 6.55 P. III. and then hourly until 9.55 pm. Return ming. leave Webstei at s6.t a. m, 7.4s &. ID. and hourl unti' la.45 p. m., half hourly until .45 p. m.. then hourly until l0.45 P. m. Fare 20 cents.
 Leave Putnam for Dsyville and intermediate stops st x6.S5 a. m. and hourly thereafter until l.S5 p. m., half hourly until s.35 p m., then hourly until l.S5 p. m. Returning, leave Dayville at s5.00, 5.45 .. m. 6.l0 q. m., Day. vile tear house,; 7.2S n., and hourly until l .2S p. m, half hourly until 7.2S p. m, hourly until 1928 p. m. Fare 10 cents.
 Leave Patnam for Danielson at x6.35 .. m., then hourly till l.3s p. u., half hourly until 3, p. m.. hourly until l0.35 p. n. Returning leave Danielson at t7 10 .. m. and then hourly until l.l0 P. m., half hourly until 7.l0 D. m,, hourly unta lo.l0 P. m. Fare l5 cents.
 Leave Putnam for Central Village and inter- mediate stops at x6-35 .. n. and hourly until l .3a p. m., half hourly until 7.35 p. m., hourly until 935 p. n. Returning, leave Central Vii. lage afs6.i5 a. m., AS .. n,, hourly thereafter until f2.45 p. m., half hourly until 6.45 p. m. hourly until s.&5 ?. m. Fare g cents. All carr connect at Certral Village for Moosup. Fare cents.
 Leave Norwich for Pptnam at 6.45 a. m.. and hourly until s.45 P. n. Fare 55 cents.
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
For Sale

Pursuant to an order Of the Probate Court, will offer for sale at private sale. the tract of land situated on the
 nayville Road. belonging to the estate
 of Edward II. Armstrong, late of Put
 nam, deceased, said tract containing about i.2 acres.
 s> 49 HENRY O. ARMSTRONG, Adm.
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
Conscientious.

Conscientious.
 An English official In Newar. India. decided to plant line of peepul trees flu the avenue of shops, that the trad CTS might he sheltered from the h.az-
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04

\ T 4 COURT OF PROBATE HoI 1A at Woodstock within and for said dsr;r.
 Woodstock on the 18th day Of Nov. A. D. lss
 Present, Gla: enee H. Child. Jadss on motion of G. Harold Gilpatre of pusn.. 6onnectieni, executor ..on the testa,e eststs a1 Lydia r. Kenyon. late of Woodstock wthip M d strict, deceased. -
 This Court doth decree that six months ruu
 date hereof he allowed and limited IA, ,s1 creditors Of said estate to exhibit their e.ir1 against the same to the Exeeator M directs that public notice be given tf this ords1 by advertising In newspaper pubished:i :ip Fl nam having circulation insaid district and by posting copy thereof on the public slfp n.s in said TOwni of Woodstock nearest the uIse1 where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 T-46 Clarence H. Child Judes
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
Ri. Inspiration.

.what furnishes your inspirationy' they asked of the author.
 "My wife" was the nepiy.
 .iIow iovely"' they cried. How per. fectly deallstic"'
 Yes" he went on. If the muse ever halss and fesl ike loafins her de maad for a new gown or some adai tional nancy for household expenses stlrs nae te senewea enart and puts Pegasus in Sall0p."
 What's the matter. oli manT'
 q was out last ntsht where a lot of my friends rvfeA;eaH sang that was | Jolly good fellow"
 ''Neten't yeay'
 .l guess was al right. hut I can't get my wife 10 believe it.--Chleaso Record Herald
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
shop.

Well. well. we'll Is this Bill Snoo- perY'
 Yes. and this is-let me see-can this be my oil friend Tom GrigsonY' That's who 1t ia l haven't seen you for-for'-
 Twenty seven years"
 That's right. Twenty seven years Well. well, What arc you delng now Riilr'
 I'm a traveling evangelist. Are you . member of any church. Tomf'
 Not yet I'm a life insurance solic' ltes. represent the best company ia the world. Carrying all the insurance you want, BillT'- Chicago Tribune.
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
Putnam and Providence

Leave Putnam for Providence and way poinu a, 6.S5 a. m changing al Elmvlie on ears of the Providence and Danielson Railway, leaving Eluville at 6.45 and S.45 a. m. and honrly thereafter 10 and including 45 D. m. Return. ing. leave Market Square, Providence, at 5. .i5 a. ul. and hourly thereafter to 3.i5 r. m, then Sis ?. m. Fare n cents.
 sDoes not run Sandays.
 Sundays. one hour later.
 xSandsys, hours later.
 Al soatAhouud cars connect q. Central Vi iAge with cars tor Moosup
 This tahle subject 10 change without notice
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
AT COURT oFprc..-

Last eF1 within aE1 nyLDfy has'i1so or the sh day of Nsv As ~ a. ,,a.,r rfr-est .leiss. s IaterE' s.. A D lss elt the teSs a.e es.sfs as seaass... E3sffovd uiiiin said diStriss 4 ssiaas.sf s.r. Ibts curt doth decree ts,. -ssss2ssd sss ..s sossa ian,iito Tor 'he ereditars = aas'sss exhibit heir claims azzfES. ts's <. szia sxs-. 2. sr i..is'r.ier md eIrct ras j s1's 2 ,sssd h..f in pf9Ta os dseffl-ing n a-s n tfiei. ana by postirg a cow ., .. = ias u s5sa iic ssgn-po in said town z, Fss.s sEi tl. < place Ffsere the deeea-eti lat s,rsl. nsass
 teriifled rom Fers.stA
 +S t- .fDk3N N
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
"A A tUL fI OF fRnHAFF-- FF--IIT- I7-.------- ~ tnfnaEn within .ra ..- = uoLIES i

FTt-e nt. EaFFard n Wr--71. H. lRs On mafion af srank E. Barre. s, sSseees stock, Cam, and huffon f Tasss... seFlh Essl , Conn kNecufors of the last sst oi. Tang said distf ct defeAsed alhan x,t This Court doth decree ths. lowed and limited for the crsi5se.l seata- he te exhibit aeii claims against sb. '. ssis ss'a5 Executors and directs ;haf ar.,sG4s sAG4s is i51 glyel oi this order by advertising is aosiss ing eopy sTies,spn rIersot as sai district and s town of Putnam nearest ina 1sa poss il ss deceased last dweif PsA0e Nhefs s1
 t.erfif,,-d s-s,,.s t,
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
Certified from Rscors @-4s EDWARD C. wRE;ar

Al COURT OF PROBATE 9o-,.
 h Essfford within and for ths n,,'.s Easfford on the 9Th day of Nov nHstrrs 2 n, ,.f,,a. pIeses John M Iatela. E.e- jas,. j rhe n,esia,e eia Q, e.tape asG s oi issws1 aaas Conn-l Pasadena. Cal, within ..,s sssel deceased. ssia uslri{I This Court doth decree that six m,,,,t. lowed and limited for the creditors Of .s;s z admintsfYdt and directs thai r.,,1se e . t1( given of this order by puDlishius inc me .. aotee newspaper having circulation in s.;s - l h and by posting copy thereof on inc -@ na,, ,as're post Tn said town of Eastford nearesf s. sss ~ s where the deeeased last dwelt. sae pize(
 Certified from Record. F-49 JpUN N
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
For Sale

Tn order to close the estate :. ] lard Liliey, l will sci al sp pr;y... a' the home place, consitipg i.s'e as ss hoiiss anu two barns, corner - aud May streets. Inquife If ssns9 C. Wright. '.'e 0i Edssa
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04

A "a Court tf Probate H0ld-n .. i,...-- kAwithiu and for district Of Thomnso..a .aoaeee 3ist day of October, A D., isos. fss" oh "
 Present, George $. Crosby. Ips.. On motion of Burton F. uotle \, seest Lake, New York. exc utor on the tests,. .a's ~ oi oa, irsing j. noyies late of Maiden. Mas, ss, ceased. u'sdsa s-1 This court doth decree that six month. \. 4. lowed and limited for the Ct ffors Inf .s,a V = N to exhibit their claims against .bs ssms s - q executor and directs that public no,lee h. s,s, or fnis order oy advertising in a newsnsnsrs " ing circulation in said district. and tr rs. " copy thereof on the public sign post In sss ,a. . or hompson, nearest the place where .bs .ss N ceased last dwell, '4s Y
 Certified from Record.
 s7-49 GEORGE re,,Spy
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
Putnam Mail Service
POST OFFICE OPEN

POST OFFICE OPEN
 From 6. 80 a. m. to D. m. Sundays, from S.S0 to 9.aJ a. m. The lobby will remain open to Lock Box holders until F m. Holidsys from 6.S0 am. to l2 n. .5.S0 to p.n. Csrrier's window opeuSundays from S-3o to 9.30 MONEY ORDER DIVISION Open hom R. s. 10 ?. m., closed on Sun. days and Legal Holidays. Registry Division open during office hours
 DELIVERIES By City Carriers Daily, Sundays ano Holidays exeepted1 at s.2o a. m. and 4le m.; and Il .o5 a. m. in the Business Section One delivery by City Carriers on Holidays.
 HOURS OF COLLECTIONS From the Street Letter Boxes. Sundays anc Holidays excepted, and Despaiches.1
Putnam patriot., 1908-12-04
\ Reliable Renedy cATAR Rh Ely's crsan Baln

ts ssictiy sbseree1.
 eoes asisea at oNeA It cleanses, soothea, heals and protects the diseased mem-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-01-03

Will spread upon the floor, the clerk
Will climb the chaplain s back, and
the air will sound with Biff and
Whack. the War Department will
turn out, the Senate will get in the
bout, and Fairbanks with trump
hant cry, will black Ben Tilman's
other eye; the President will get his
hat, his boxing gloves and trusty bat
ana VIII exclaim on coming back,
Ais quiet ON the Po- to-mackr'
After that we shall have very
pleasant weather. The moon will
De full on the 18th, and persons we
never heard of will be mentioned for
vice president. The Fish-Harriman
fight will go into the tenth round
and Mr.. Fish will complain to The
Hague tribuna! that Mr.. Harahan i
using knucks. General Funston. on
guard at Go'dtield, will appeal to
Secretary Metc IF to transfer him to
Washington where fight is going on
christmas presents will be exchanged
Tor something you want, and Japan,
hearing that the fleet is to keep right
on across the Pacific, will move over
on the mainland and dig cyclone eel.
lars.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-01-03
EDITORIAL
ALL HOME PRINT.

For the first time in its history,
the HERALD goes out to its nearly
seven hundred paying readers this
week ALL HOME PRINT. This
has been our dream for a long time.
Unless OUT plans miscarry we shall
continue this kind of service for a
while at least, and with the arrange
ments perfected that we have planned
will be able to present real live tele-
graphic news, state happenings, ana
other features far better on the out
side of the paper than have ever be-
fore. This will be accomplished by
plates shipped in from news bureau
by express. NEWS and fresh NEWS
is our aim, for the major portion OF
the space of the paper, end all we ask
of our subscribers to make this desire
a reality is free flow of money our
way on their accounts. MONEY is
necessary for this purpose. This
issue doesn't show up to tie stand
ard we expect to maintain.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-01-03

knowledge OF the fact that Tax values
win gradually decrease for all years
to come. Therefore il Is evidently
true shat tar values ar6 at their best
now and that Is mills is a very en-
cessiye rate Of taxation and 1t this
rate we can collect but little nerc
than running expenses. l want 10
ask what is to become OF our public
schools and other necessary public
interests. III we take this view and,
these facts cannot be contradicted,
then the public schools must 90 down
TO shorter terms and less pay for
teachers. All other public interests
must necessarily be neglected and
the pride and spirit OF the people will
go down with it. There is no hope
of increasing tax values. There ID
no coal or oil known in our country,
no cotton factories or any other on
terprises that will ever pull capital
INTO oul midst under these conditions
1t money must be raised bonds will
come in evidence, and these bonds
Will sell only on short terms and 81 Q
rate In accordance with our taxvaIue.
or course North Jackson will pat
something into the treasury OF the
New County But the people down
there must remember that they have
new county to furnish consisting
of court house, Jail and other fixtures
necessary, which will cost thousands
OF dollars t., start on.
The last Legislature wasted shous-
ands OF dollars OF the peoples msney
wrangling over new counties and
court districts and in every lnstsucs
but one the people are dissatisfied
where bills were passed granting
them these things and this dissatis-
faction win naturally hinder the pro-
gress of the people in these localities
| therefore beg che people to consider
what / have said, and il you find that
| have said anything unreasonable or
untrue show it TO me and I will
frankly admit it.
| still think it wise to hold the
Billy until you are fully satisfied that
you are hot making mistake that
will be hard to remedy.
Very Truly,
DAN HcLBoD.
Dec. rs. 1907.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-01-03

The Woman Suffrage movement IS
not viewed with much favor by A. G..
Anderson representative-elect from
Tippah Co., as shown by this piece
incised from a recent issue of his Sou.
Sentinel:
AS a rule the women who want the
right to vote in political elections
are either old maids who have given
up all hopes of ever finding congen-
ial mate or married women who would
rather nurse a NANCY poodle dog
than a nice sweet baby. The woman
who would leave the old man with
the churn and take to the whirlpool
of politics in preference to the making
of a home and who prefers the whin-
ing of tpurp'' to the cooling of
babv was born under the masculine
star and goes through life a misfit.
Poor old sweet smiling gals.
Maybe Anderson will modify his
views Oh this subject when he gets
over to Jackson and is tugged at by
the Good Ladies there present to
represent this cause.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-01-03
Good Books Received

ILLU TR A TIVE LESSONS
NOTES, 1908. Sunday-School Year
book of the Northern Methodist
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Copiously illustrated. By Ismar
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