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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30

W. N. u, HOUSTON, NO. s1-1sos.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30

Nelson Draughon Business College, san An
tonic Tex is Offering 100 Lille Scholarships at S5s0
The school Il thorough. Write for particulars
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-07-30

McCANE'S DETECTIVE AGENCY
Houston, Texas. operates the largest force of
competent detectives in the South. they render
WI item opinions in csses not handled by them.
Reasonable rates.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24

Zoe easH Asatf ssfs fai3fi Is''
= ~ Ly Detediss hpans A. p o.
,sa, ~ cbss Ma, sAD sgHdseis ?
dlHg stare ~ Kiag stfssi near LillLa,
anS Akg. shgss pisss is ~ King street
9ppg,its Desha lsae. als facing ferioss
elafS's aad ths poiies department ls
il p9ssessioR u sDnsidsfsbie qgsH
fity " smOEiIg opium.
Apans hss bed biz sye on he two
places fDT sDms time, and has been
awaiting fayofabis time ~ make q
rsi9, J8ssesy night things looked pro-
p.tDus, ana he GssesDdsd upon Ire
cher Mans establishment. u Wss
shout 7sS1 that tbe Cbiness detective
made bic rid, a19 be- Uas rewarded by
the diseOyeTy " . UH aDd q bsIf "
opium, psTt VI II IN bulk aDd part of n
sDpOr iObeg into smoking allowances,
worth zen snd iNeDty Gye cents
~ sudden Nss the descent Of the Of.
Gceu, that the stOTekecpeT vas taken
quite vs. gDTpfjfe, and be had no Op'
pOrgbify ~ dispose ~ nBy of the
pOppy essegce, The drug was seized a.
eVl1eBoe. According 20 ApaDS, Lee
rbee Man has been running a smoke
iDiBt IN connection with bis drug store,
and bag SlsO SOld opium 10 general con
fDWeTs,
The BeKt Joint raidcd wSs that Of
hkO, Tbs place, according 10 ApaD0,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24
COLOMIsTs HERE
BY CHRISTMAS

Bcfos tu.af ihs fra iuFalueoi
of ths uFuese EraDn, 50 ~
ge.her spcan lwm'grsilop AE'''
A. - ta. pla, WI auaYs b,r' ~
Boar4 of .um. Eraflon 80 rtaf.he9 -.
xie..s i.oH lampi,. thu' ~ laf cqH
siet.d U..Ylallols f0r tlt rlariruAf
N Al sb au5 that tbe yfss9 NlA tail
o. ~ siuuf ycio1er l3.
This 4acl ~ mean tlai lamYDel
has oou,cts bic tfs party u cylpiisit
and tha Hr b. only walung fof ttf iin
migrsla gei their beiyngin8f "
pether aul t0T the steams.lp cympahi
10 get lu readiness tAe vessel B1leb "a
10 bring them here.
The yoysge viii be made ~ way u
the Jioru, ~ there VII hs ~ transfer
ring bet1een the tune the yesse clsafi
from the EuTopesD p0rt auc ~ aTlfa.
here. Tbis VII also mosD thar tpll
shipload VII be- sent instead u 3 tmsi,
pady, a. Bss the lntenfiDn plsp y
sss believed that sTFaDgsmenfs e0uie
De- made for bringing me psgpf ~ ibf
way u the lsrhmus ~ Jebuantepfe
II u not understood thst Campbell =
negotiations Bitb ths AmffiesB'lias
ysiisB ard tle BeEiesp oriental nee
Rne broken Of ~ any means byt me
delay that seemed insyiiabls made y
iBadyis8ble ~ Tisk uDdoiDg tbe DDfa
Bbich Campbell and biz assistants al,
resdy have accomplished ~ gsibng
iOgstheT o party,
IL Il quito probable that another an1
smaller party may be started pesi
ward IN tbe' near future, w MY ~
ihe isibmus, Campbell " finding tbe
Portuguese, particularly IN ibe Azofes
much Interested IN the immigration
proposition, md there appears ~ W. no
dihipuliy iB RetUDR dfsifgbIe eDlggisis
Oreal oaTe is beinR fEerclzfG ~ tT'
curing OBIy agfiegifuBsts, md NO
6ase0, which greeted tbe tflal ~ biDg
lDg immigTGBfs beTe from me Atlantic
Coast ciiies N tbe mainland, wiz bar1'
Iy De Tepeatfd,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24
ADVERTISING
COMES HIGH

County Clerk Kalapokalani = original
estimate of $500 deficit in the coun.
ty's advertising account looks tame
compared with the actual figures, az
they have finally been worked out. Tho
$500 was eaten up long ago, and up to
date the $1,000, originally appropriated
TO pay for legal advertising during the
current six months, has already been
exceeded TO the extent Of $500. At
that the end is not yet.
When the remains Of the original
$1,000 began TO look pretty small, the
supervisors tried the expedient of ap-
propriating the necessary advertising
money by means of resolutions. In
this way an extra 5000 was secured.
But when the bills began to mount up.
ward in spite of the extra appopria.
tions, the assistant county clerk prepar.
ed resolution, calling for lump APP
preparation of $1,000. The appropria-
tion was made, but now there is only
some 5000 Of that last gum that will
remain after the bills which already
have piled up have been paid.
Even the little resolution appropriat-
ing the extra $4,000 has cost the county
some money, 1t being necessary, under
the law, TO publish IL fifteen times be-
fore the money becomes available.
As the law now stands, every reso-
luton appropriating money in sum
greater than 5000, and every ordinance,
must be published fifteen times. Five
times the resolution or ordinance must
be published before the supervisors can
take final action. After the Mayor has
affixed his signature, another bunch of
publications, numbering ten, must be
made before the ordinance or resolution
becomes a law.
IL, by any chance, change should be
made in an ordinance after the first FIVE
publications have been made another
five publications are necessary. If, af.
ter the second lot, the Mayor vetoes
the ordinance, and the supervisors fail
TO pass IL over his veto, the ten pub
Iicntions go for nothing. Should tho
Mayor sign the ordinance, IL would still
be necessary to publish IL ten times,
so the total number Of publications
would number twenty. Many Of these
ordinances that have lately been passed
are Of considerable length, and the cost
of twenty publications is something
pretty stiff.
County Auditor Bicknell put up
stiff fight TO secure the amendment Of
the law, relative TO the publication of
ordinances. during the last session of
the Legislature. but he found himself
unable to secure any modification. That
the repeated publication Is ridiculous
was pretty generally conceded, but for
some reason none Of the lawmakers
showed any great desire to make
change.
There seems but little probability
that the 5000 yet available will last
through the current six months, and
the auditor is wondering where the
county will find itself when the half
year Is done.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24

heavy lighting ships which have bat.
tories 0f the all'biRgnn type. The
utility Of those lighting monsters is
now fully acknowledged the world over.
But there n the equally important
question VI motor power and cngiDos
England has led the United States In
the installation ~ turbine engines.
Several English droadnougbts are NOV.
cd by them. The United btatcs has
built two fcOui cruisers with turbine
powers and has been experimenting In
recent month 10 demonstrate whether
turbine GDgiBes drG m desirable ns rcs
cipT0cming engines
The English have also lod IN invest
igaiOHs 0f fuel and, 10 some 0Htcnt, arc
using oil IN place Of c0al The use OF
oil for fuel bhs enabled the English and
also the German BaYlea 10 built torpedo
bOal deslr0yom Of n far greater speed
tlaH GGy American torpedo boat de-
sifOyGfs, or course speed id n very
desirable advantage IN warCfnft Of that
character. The British designers have
gOBe farther and experimental oKton'
siyGly with gus engines that develop
their gas on bOard ship, Tho fuel prob
lan II almost mn important IN the build
! ing Df gTGHt ships ~ War M guns or
nfmpf plate, " the gTonl space roqulr'
ed for the cont bunkorR CHu be reduced
nnd elenmiDg radius increased ~ tho
same Time, ll6 hgbiing efficiency In
tremendously hrgumoUiod, Advance
dens about fuel promise even ~ feyolu-
tiouiZn the construction NJ wGrships aud
oven mike Tho mighty droadDougbtf
bHelf numbers,
| Americans have beaten the world IN
designing sailing vessels, nnd Secretary
Meyer believes our naval constructors
all picked mnn carefully educated NJ
government expense, ought 10 lead lhf
world IN designing warHblpH IN
Government 10 very liboral win lii
navy 0nIeeIs, pays them we'll In spit
~ occasional statements ~ The contrary
mud hna az mueh night 10 demand thi
highest Giiiennay IN construction ~ u
ilo operation ~ ships ipi bpeauei
England n tho hrsl naval power ibl
habit hls pT0wn NJ l00king ~ lfnRaul
flr now designs This habit has bfenn
! an hlnYiHh That certain supposed lm
) prqYnmapis which were made ln ih
! English navy and proven undesirable
b hlNe hnHn p0Wnl W fhlph ~ no Amer
lean navy oven after iha Admiralty u
\ london hAa decided hey should ba dls
4 faldni as errors,
hearplay Aoyef % going 10 chang
: raiienllY iho organisation which ba
p " ~ Nllh fhlp Designing No propose
q M abolish lhr Hanrt M flnHuirHl
y composed NJ ihn rhIpit NJ hnlpbnB
u thH nHhN llrmIiWpUt. llu .IH puUpluHH
ihHl ilusr mon Ale lpp mupl peenpin
Viii nlhrl NNrN NJ gIFe ihn TplNlrli
4 amount ~ llmp ~ HlliYWg pul Nhlp
y ~ lapH Hlr WriWhlU lir huali n.
] hfNN lHaa'NH npQn lNr Nnlh M N
n liHlfHn ~ iWsllurlINn hrIruinW Nh
u i liNall M NlllNl} nnW Y mnn
u lHhR ihH plHrr M lhU lWIi ~ in
y fliNIlW eflplHN Mlfl laf ehni.
= AME 0l IlH mnWNrn apl All no Haml
lN NH pAfrnarerlp n ipN n1pha lll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24
OPIUM DtNS RAlDE0
BY POLICE OFFICERS

is 40 opl8m lolat pure and simple, asd
ttf pfggfiafgf Laf EaFef made any pre-
iflte ~ running anything else. The
p9llse sniefed the front ball and, turn
iag into he smoke room, found full
layout VI smokers utensils. No bulk
opium Nas discovered but large guam
tiiy Of the drug, Rpportioned into
"pill" allowances, was seized as eyi-
dsnce.
lee Chez Man may 1nd himself in
pretty serious trouble. Only ten days
ago be was allowed 20 20 on thirteen
months suspended sentence for the
same OHensc, and the Judge IL hardly
likely 70 be very lenient In the case
u the second OGensc. Apana insists
that a regular hop joint has been in
operation for some time, and just as
soon 40 the proprietor Of the drug store
got out Of pilikia on one charge be evi.
IDENTIFY started bis old game again.
ApaBa has been keeping pretty close
watch on opium sellers lately, and he
has bis eye on several places Of doubt.
ful cbarscter. That there have not
been other raids ~ due 20 the fact that
the Chinese detective is determined TO
make sure Of getting evidence which
viii result in convictions before max.
ing raids.
That there N an immense amount of
opium IN town the authorities know,
and that large amount Is being sold
determined 10 break up oil Of the hop
joints, aud more arrests will be made
this week,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24

are 10 be the best experts the Secretary
can find In the Navy, who are to give
their time entirely to questions of
design and 10 passing judgment upon
the work turned out by the Bureau OF
Construction, 10 which all naval con.
strnctOn Hrc attached.
The constructors and also the mem.
bcrs Of the Board Of Military Design
Will be expected TO originate ideas, as
well ns 10 keep track Of what the con.
structiOn corps Of foreign navics are
doing. Certain Of the experts will
voyage 10 Europe occasionally and
study The operations Of the most mod.
ern ships OF war on that side. Naval
attaches Of our embassies In Europe
have been expected 10 DO that, but ns
mdttcr Of fact naval attaches have
generally been chosen because Of pO.
litlcal considerations and, for that or
some other reason, have not helped the
department ds much ns they should. The
experts Of the BOnrd on Military De
sign are accordingly to go after infor'
! nation NJ first hand.
! Much other reorganization work fOI
the Navy ~ either under way or con
templatod, II nll Gts into the big pro
gram Of navy Improvement, the f0undh
lions for which have been laid In re-
cent times. Tho country is quite wei
Informed about the reorganization 0i
the navy yards, m far 0s affects thcii
operations aud administration, ThaI
N 10 be worked out IN the autumn, ant
some changes are 10 80 expected. 1ncJ
may not be- sweeping, for tbero 10 fch
son ~ expect thnt the reforms In iha
pnrlicular which Secretary Newbcr,
Instituted IN the closing months Of tbi
Roosevelt administration will stand II
Rll essentials. The trimming Of officer
aud men 10 u high degree Of dgbtinl
efficiency WIS well under way befOr
President 1aft took Oiiice, and M
Meyer ba0nma Secretary 0f the Navy
There are slill questions Of greater ei
heienry ~ the personnel, h0Neyel
which aro not i0 be lost sight NJ, Fo
instance, younger men ArH 10 be heleel
ed aa fOnlmandaDis ~ navy yards hn
Tho nominations NJ ndmirals, about I
retire. l1 aerYa few months and tbu
attain some added distinction for then
selves viii hn discontinued, 1914 Whelhf
u hH w ihn improvement ~ Tho PEI
egrnGl 90 ihe mhiprial, President Tai
; And Secretary meyer want u hhY
1, ilainnd 90 lhe minute aHd able Ike
hrn company, ~ perform service ~ ~
hlHhnsl rllifrnrY whenever lhene u y
alarm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24
SHIOzAWA DENOUNCES
SHEBA'S ASSAILbNTS

q, BbiOz8WG, fOfWGT editor NJ tbe
Hawaii kbiBpD, has WfliieB letter ~
a IiOBOlulu fdsBd from bis present
home IN japan, EympGtbizlgg Witb
Editor shsba, on NbOse life d WUf'
deTOus attack Was WGde vi u Higher
Wage BgltaiOL a translation VI bis
letter follows
KumamOtO, August ~,
Dear FTieBds-rl W6s surprised W see
IN tbe li0BOlujU japanese D6peTs, just
a. hand, tbe account NJ Tho deadJy ~
tack upon yOU, agg Wisb ~ hurry ~
extend my sympathy ~ yOB md ~
your fGmiE Myself aBd wife symp1'
lbize with Mrs, Gbeba, who, WG leGTg,
WIS w ~ tbe time hsgelL ! bgd moi
ieed, before the news came, tb6t Gb
almost iBiOlff1ble situation prevailed
there IN consequence " Tho iBglDDl
ana Wild remarks published, but bai
never thought that there W0Dld HDpe6l
such fanatic ~ M0B,
TOWskiebi might have some plausible
excuse for bis GGt, but there n no Dc
DiGl that bG Was tempted ~ dare ~
such dastafdIy net through tbe IN
1ueBee ~ tho agitation organ, chi
goes through my whole body VbeB
ihipk bow grave Is tho responsibility
~ editors,
an relieved somewhat In readiGG
that you viii be out NJ tho bOspitd
soon aBd ibat your life II MOI eBda6geT
cd, Ny wife joins mo ig BeGdiHg be-
beet wishes 70 ygu aHd Mrs, FbebG, HGO
hope fOr your prompt recovery,
Yours very sincerely
(sigDed) Z, tlllDIAWA,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24
CONFIDENCE

said Lord Chatham, sis n plant
Of slow gowtb,' People bGlioyO
IN things that they Soc, and IN u
brOad sense they are dRht, What
i3 sometimes called blind failb is
not faith NJ all, There must DO
reason and fact 10 form u fOuBs
dalton for trust, IN regard 10 u
medicine or remedy, for example,
people ask, "llas " cured Olhs
e,sY llare cases likG mHo been
Pelioyed by M Is " IN harmony
with the truths Of m0dorpfeionpe,
and bAs " u record above fuFpiC,
i0ni II 80, " IA worthy " conf
denGo and II um over attacked
by my Of lbe muladios for which
" Is commended, shall resort
10 N IN full belief Ia Ms pOws
on W help mo-" On those lines
WAMP0LE's PREPARATION
has won its high reputation a,
monk medical men, and tho
people Of all civilized countries.
They trust II for tho same roason
hat they trust IN tho familiar
laws Of nature on IN the action
0fo0mm0n things, This effective
remedy 10 palaiabla ~ honey and
contains all tho curative propr
critics ot pure God Liver Oh
eAiraGled by ns from fresh
cod llYers, combined with lhA
Compound Syrup Qf IIypophosr
philes and tho Extracts Nf Malt
and Wild Cherry H. quilkly o.
FAdlGalea tho poisonous disease
breeding acids and other toxic
matters from tho syRlpmi giYea
vigorous appetite and digestion,
pn1 10 lnialilhlp ~ FToHlrallpn
following FeYprsl Rprofnla, lnlu,
enfa, AHhmai Wasting Diseases
ppl Threat And lppg lpuulps
Wa Young of anadal Says
Your lAslfless preparation 81
lnl lYif nll has gwen Wa uTi
l0rWly eanalApllrY WsArs ml
pallpnla having boon NJ nm Agrs'
isA plnHnll ~ lhp Rklll HRl
illpnpe ~ Is lAY Apd h sNpppss
ipl Ailef lnp Ald Hylp mMm 4
llpAlmpnl halp hppn Rnpmlpl h
W lHlni Bold " w 4hpmlsii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24

llnWhluH lnhpfflnl MifhlflNlN ~
ported ibai afirl no NaH given Hullel
liY W gpl u hplrr f0f nnlalal nsei ha
iloh nlp 0n irlal, Furnished Ny Hon
gallagher Jhr hHlhp I'D nal Prove
Hailtfaelnlyi and ihs lnFpreinl hel q
hald iImf lulnlng ihn Anlmnl hneh
lhp nNnpG \ nabl Aag hNHyi unl
Shoe w lplplnfd " fesa allhqnRl 40
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24
REMARKABLE HOSPITALITY OF
A MAHUKONA COMMITTEEMAN

two. Two members Of the party were
allotted 10 the manager Of the Hawaii
railroad. lie met the party when ii
landed some time after midnight and
invited several more Of them TO come
cards that were used in the little game
Of draw that took place at the afore.
mentioned Big Iglandcr's bospitable
b0mci And what use had the party
for 1Ourl Also, what about the three.
fOurtbs Of quart Of Old Tom gin and
Freebooter dittOi What became Of the
other half pint Of cacbi
Most Of the people with good homes
on Hawaii we're clam0riBg to be al
up 10 bis house and have cup OF
cOGee-Sbich, perhaps, accounts foI
the -four pounds Of coffee included in
the bill. Also. he invited two or three
" them IN 10 have quiet little game
Of draw Whether he won or lost on
that proposition has not developed.
But ~ ~ evident that he is of the
canny sort, whose hospitality does not
reach his p0ckctbOOk, for, after the de.
p1riurG Of the party, he sent in the
above bill for entertaining them.
just what the Hawaii entertainment
committee said when they received the
bin IL II better not to print. The re-
marks Of the general entertainment
committee were much along the same
line. The letter that was sent 10 tho
manager yesterday from Honolulu
would be Interesting rcnding, but IL II
bardIy probable that the bospitabl,
member Of the MahukODn committee
will give II out for publication.
But six and u half quarts Of booz'
for the entertainment Of two Con
gfcssBcH--i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24
now 10 PREVENT BLOOD POISON

raplnrgness and neglect are the
ehef causes W bIQog poisoning A eul
~ huisa, haseyer slight should have
lmmeilalp attention A apoa llpimepl
api ops lhat pQl only alfes prompt
leliel nom pain bul beipa aplllepllsl
hpals no Nplpd Wlih0nl malnfaileni u
rnamhprap ralp halm Nhea lhls
lemplp D applied eIl aaeasl from bleaa
pnlflnpg n Hlglifl fel fsls n ~
nfalll llpni0p hmllh = iel AReAu
~ lihAell
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24
NEW COMMISSIONER
Of INTERNAL REVENUE

u ~ Tolo1t hos 1.ao,, o,,,oi,.oJ H.,
~ ~ 1"D',' ""' o'e" "PPo'"''" 'y
president Ihtt TO be commissioner OF
Internal Revenue in place Of John q.
Capcrs, who resigned recently on nc.
count OF III health. Mr., cabcll was
formerly postmaster at Richmond, Va
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tibeh 10 thfe the animal Dhck, ne Phld
no attention 70 the requests; Now the
,r owner wants va FOR rental OF horse.
me mhtler nhs peen referred 10
committee Ihe county ATTORNEY shys
the county ~ NOT lihGle III thc matter
Mrs mary "; oIhrk mas wItDdrhWn
ner oGcr OF iand on upper Mnhoa roma
ior widening the tDofohRhihrc, on inc
ground mat the OBJECT can not now DO
obtained
Brooms Mops, and Batbtubs,
Numerous requests have reacbed the
boord from nrlneinals M scbools for
mops, batbtnbs' knives (eood ones).
rakes shoveIs. clocks. buckets. and n
lana arrny of necessarv articles used
in educating the youth of Hawaii nol.
The road committee asked for nm ap,
proprIation of sI2 500 TO cover the ex-
pense Of building the Kaluanui rond,
koolou. The contraot price for build
ng tho rond Is sll,bs5, Inspectors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24
MAKAPUU LIGHT WILL
SHINE OCTOBER |.

The great Makapuu Point lighthouse
will be placed in commission on octo.
her ], probably Mt sunset Of that day.
The lenses are adjusted, the lights
installed, and according to the expert
lampist now here, the light will prove
one Of the most valuable aids to navi.
CATION in the entire Pacific.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-24

HaYaii bas always been noted for
the bDspitaIity VI her citizens. ~ ~
OBc VI the cbaT6ctcTistics VI the Islands
that has been commented on by almost
oycfy Wfitcr and tourist that has ever
visited them, IN interesting example
M this boosted bOspit8lity has Just
cOmG ~ the notice " tho government
through o bin cent IN 10 the CODgrcs.
siOB0i entertainment committee by the
manager NJ Tho Hawaii railroad NJ Ma.
CODgrcssmeD The night the party land
cd tbGfe. The bill was referred 10 the
executive committee, and " ~ follows
Expense Of entertaining C0Bgresspcn
ana committee ~ Mnhukona, 5eptem.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-02
REARING HORSES.

When horse gets into the rearing
habit it is best to quit using him for
riding, as it is hard to break him.
The horse given to rearing is danger
GUS under the saddle, as the rider
cannot tell when the horse will fall
backward and pin him underneath.
1t is mistake of the rider at such
time to loosen the reins and cling to
the horn or pommel of the saddle or
grab the horses name, as this does
not give protection. Expert riders
say that the best thing to do when a
horse starts to rear is to quickly and
violently pull the head to one side.
This will put him off his balance and
SO he cannot rear up, but the rider
must be quick. -Epitomist.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-02
Farm Topics.

POULTRY AND FRUIT GROWING
A combination of fruit growing ana
noultry raising is especially recon-
mended in bulletin from the Penn
sylvania Department OF Agrlculeuie'
Locate the poultry houses il possible
SO that the runs will be in the or
chard. The fowls will destroy tnou-
sands of harmful insects, thus great
ly benefting the trees and increasing
the prospects for fruit, and the fowls
will at the same time gain great COM
fort and benefit by the protecting
shade Of the trees. Plum trees and
cherry trees are especially benefited
by the presence Of fowls about their
roots. Peach trees will grow most
rapidly and soonest give an abundant
shade. Weekly Witness.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-02
WISE WORDS.

Diligence is the mother of good
fortune. -Ceryantes
Nothing wins man sooner than a
good turn.--Robert Burton.
Where an opinion is general it is
usually correct.-Jane Austen.
Industry is lodestone to draw all
good things Robert Burton.
Truthfulness is at the foundation
of all personal excellence. Smiles.
The counsel you would have am
other keep keep first thyself.--
Proyerb
Our occupation is that which we
select, our interruption is that which
is sent us.
You may reform hardened old
reprobate, but fool or a saint is a
hopeless proposition.
There are lots of complaints that
are catching, but experience is not
one of them. Hutchinson.
Only let us give heed that We are
ripening in all goodness as the swift
days pass.-Queen Louisa of Prussia.
If man would hasten toward the
good, he should keep his thoughts
away from the evil East India Say
ing.
There is no man SO friendless but
what he can find friend sincere
enough to tell him disagreeable
truths.-Bulwer Lytton.
l have had many things in my
hands and lost them all, but what
ever have been able to place in God s
hands still possess Martin Luther.
The effort to do right does not
necessarily lead to the happy, spon-
taneous and loving practice of good
ness This is to be found, not in the
law, but in the Gospel; not in the
sight of duty, but in the sight of
love. 1t is affectionate, filial graft
tude Of unbought, unearned mercy.
1t is the great love of Him who has
forgiven much.-James Freeman
Clarke.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-02
ART OF MAKING TRAINED TREES
They May Be Grown to Fit Any Space or to
Take Any Form Desired.

There are commercial nurseries
where experts in espalier work are
constantly making new forms and
creating newsmarvels. Certain shapes
have kectme standard, such as pyra-
mids, crrdons, palmettos and so on.
There are practically no nurseries
in America that have taken up the
propagation and sale of trained fruit
trees in serious way, and there is
almost no American literature on the
subject, consequently one who wished
to take this work up as hobby will
be forced to look to Germany, France
or England far his inspiration and
for his stock From Country Life in
America.