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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-25

individuality in another; and wher
that other is gone, life is no Iongel
possible"
Men were made to 1ght their way
Don't offer financial help to your fu
ture husbands. That would be mos,
demoralfzing to him. and your respect
would cease at the thought that he 4.
willing to take money from a woman
Let him carve out his own destiny
1t VIII make him strong. Help hiu
by encouraging words. but do not in
suit him by offering him money.
By woman's glances many are chill.
ed. but few are frozen.
In summing up the character OF a
friend one should not deal entirely
with the small errors of his mind or
morals. for then one will be likely to
rate him low. Consider. then, the
qualities in which he most excels. Do
not forget that weakness and perver-
slty have a firm hold on human nature
and that even the most spirituelle
soul and the most brilliant mind are
not always free from petty foibles and
silly kinks. Great errors are found
in the art productions of the great
est men. II we always Judged by
small matters there would be only
small people and small achievements
in the world.
There are certain erratic inf1vid-
uals who live and die in state of
mental unrest. They imagine that
their hearts Joy is created by GER
tain comforts and conditions, which
is quite ridiculous idea, since the
heart needs neither home nor grand
garments or matinee tickets or any,
thing else much. When they are keep
ing house they want to live in
boarding place, they never like their
daily occupation and they always see
Just ahead some wonderfully perfect
Ideal condition that is going to make
hem right with themselves and the
world The really strong mind can
create its own pleasures. A good
book gives II more exquisite satisfac-
ion than all the Injuries and money
can buy. Dissatisfaction and discon.
ent are acids that eat away the soul.
None is absolutely hapy, none is liv-
ng exactly according to his ideals.
none is entirely free from pain or
worry. SO, then. why not accept the
lay as 1t comes? Don't forget that
when you are in your brooding mo
nents you are making the air heavy
or those who try to breathe deeply
md see clearly.
The reason why so many writer's
ailAs because they try to write when
hey have nothing to say. Or, II they
eally have ideas. they are unable to
express themselves clearly. The anna
eur must keep to the short sentences.
I Is much safer. Do not fancy that
me can merely sit down and write.
IN article must be planned as the ar
Infect designs the dwelling. every
letail being carefully thought out and
considered.
No sane woman will take an active |
'art in the domestic wars of another
amily unless she is provided with q
'uit Of armor or a football costume.
At any moment both combatants are
likely to turn on her, give full vent to
heir angry feelings. then leave her to
iurse her wounds. while they depart
lrm In arm for festival of rejoicing.
Anyway, there is no reason why any
yoman with plenty OF good fights of
,er own should try to enjoy the fights
hat justly belong to others. Why be
30 selfish?
Woman's vanity is largely the re.
suit OF mere mans habit of running
away from the practical woman and
after the frivolous one.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-25

Even II man Il color h,inA n
difficult to fool him On ths iong u
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-25
FOR OUR WOMEN READERS.


The female heart, as far as my ex
perience goes, is Just like a new India
rubber shoe-you may pull and pull at
II till ii stretches out yard long, and
then let 90, and it will fly right back
to Its old shape.-Judge Halliburton.
IT is right that we shall forgive.
since we have so much for which to
ne forgiven. In way, we are all
martyrs to the absurdities, foolishness-
es and mannerisms of others 1t is
wicked policy to judge only by the
trifles anyway. Look beyond them
and see the hearts purpose. 1t is
that which tells the story of character
good or i'll.
When you once thoroughly under
stand that struggling with difficulties
is a necessary part Of existence and
mat as you learn to overcome diff.
culties you grow strong your moods
VIII disappear. Unhappiness is ouiy
one form of weakness. What bore
life would be were we to have all
our wants fulfilled! We must have q
certain sphere of activity. We must
work. 1t is the winning for ourselves
that is the real delight. great man
has written: 1T is difficult TO keoo
quiet if you have nothing to do"
Think II over.
There's no excuse for a girl to be
plain. She can improve her louks
and without question she may make
herself attractive, popular and com
panionable. Every night bathe your
face carefully with pure soap and
warm water, afterward using a good
face cream. You will soon have your
complexion clear and fine. Brush yodr
hair well and braid it, and IL your
hair is thin and unhealthy apply 4
good hair grower.
No romantic girl longs for a Iran.
quill and perfect love affair. She must
have romantic, emotional scenes, ike
those in the melodrama. Bliss with
out storms isn't bliss at all. You-
placid. honest. easy-going beau viii
probably make much better nus.
band than the gay Prince Charming
who would keep you worried and fret.
ted Value his affections, not his way
pf nreepnffuo than,
There is nothing more shocking II an
to hear slang from pretty lips. Some
slang is very pat, but the usual slang
of the street is genuinely common. A
girl cannot be too dainty, 100 well.
bred, too refined. Rough, quick speech
is a very bad habit. You can over.
come the failing II you vii! try; a
few months and you will be speaking
real English instead of this disgust.
ing make believe that we hear every,
where. The one ambition OF every
girl should be TO be ladylike.
Politeness is the art of making ev
eryOhe comfortable. To brag of lam
lily and ancestors is not being .poiite
because your listener may feel that
his ancestors were not quite so grand
ish and wonderful. To boast and brat
10 not pretty anyhow. Kissing yon
women friends every time you meet Il
silly and absurd habit. A goos
hearty hand squeeze and cordial, al
y fectionate How are you. old friend.
is much better and has much NOR
meaning.
Earth has nothing more tender thai
woman's heart when 1. is the abod
OF pity.-Martin Luther
Life is much like the weather. Their
are gray. dull days, when the sky
overcast and there are moment
when the sun gives glory and Joy I
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-25

Be Johnny-on-the-spot whsa thsrs
an opportunity to be graspsd. oth
wise you may nnd It misainG
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-25
SAN JUAN COUNTY. MINES.

''''N'hob Nlthti
b. 5. Colestock, superint endsut Of
the Danville Mining company. which
Is operating lease on the Shenan
doah on King Solomon mountain, ras
In town this week and reports most
excellent progress throughout the wia.
ter months. From the north aide II
the crosscutB. which was run to intsr-
sect che vein. drift has been run,
on the vein, for distance OF $40
feet. all OF which, with the exception
OF ten feet has been In ore. More
than one-half of the distance. the vein
has shown gray copper ore OF an -x-
ceptionally high grade and At times
TO the width OF six feet. All the
Fwork during the wtats=. is In, 80 cnasss
ter OF development and no stopping has
been attempted. With the advent Of
spring large quantities OF shipping o. .
viii have been saved and next ssa-
son. when the company gets to real
mining operations, will add this prop
erty TO It's list of paying and regular
shippers In San Juan county.
Superintendent Mitcnen OF the In
tersection Mining company at the head
OF Maggie gulch. was down this week
and reports work progressing most
satisfactorily. Ten men are employed
and the winters work consists OF
drifting on the veins and running An
upraise, for the sake OF providing good
air. The ore is Of splendid grade,
carrying gold principally. with . good
made in the fall. before the trail was
blocked with snow. gave high returns
In gold and silver. Az soon - the
condition Of the roads will permit,
connection with be made with the AMI
mas power line and with the insfalla-
tion OF the Juice" work can be car
ried on far more rapidly. 1t is the In
tention OF the company to work ths|
property to It's best advantage possi-
BILE this season. and II IL believed thatI
1t Will be regular shipper before nsxt|
fall. The claims belonging to the com-
pany are now In procsss OF patent
ing.
The 500.foot contract on the tunnsl
OF the Precious Metals company Id
Mil gulch. about Chattanooga. Ia near
Ing completion. Miner readers will
remember that Fred Kunz and Jaca
Young had Just started on this con
tract, when an unfortunate explosion
killed one OF the employees and ds
priyed Mr.. Young OF the sight of on(
eye and seriously injured the other
Mr.. Kunz has carried out tho cou
tract alone and has made such 81
cellent progress that he is now abou
TO complete the contract. The bread
OF the tunnel is now In almost S.oeX
feet from the portal and has . verified
depth OF 1000 feet from the surfac|
The work in the tunnel now coasis(
OF drifting on the vein. which for u
last several hundred feet shows Z
excellent quality Of milling ore. II
company will. In all probability,
another contract for an additional Sd
to 200 foot drift on the vein.
, which time 1t Is expected that u
property viii be sufficiently develop,
20 permit Of systematic mining q
regular shipments. One OF the
velopments in the Immediate futu
, will be the erection Of . mill for
! treatment Of the ores OF the nine!
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-25

ssa'Ne oPsNlNa At srs,,s(
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-25

MILLINERY BARGAINS At sra,l
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-25
COLORADO NEWS

Durango is only In line with nine.
tenths OF the towns Of the state re
garding the wet and dry issue.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-25

individuality in another: and when
that other is gone. life is no longer
possible"
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-25

1t is right that we shall forgive.
since we have so much for which to
ne forgiven In way, we are all
martyrs to the absurdities. foolishness-
es and mannerisms of others. 1t is
wicked policy to judge only by the
trifles anyway. Look beyond them
and see the hearts purpose. 1t is
that which tells the story of character
good or i'll.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-25

The female heart, as far as my ex
perience goes, is just like a new India
rubber shoe-you may pull and pull at
II I'LL it stretches out yard long, and
then let 90, and 1t will fly right back
to its old shape.-Judge Halliburton
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-25

Woman's vanity is largely the re.
suit of mere mans habit of running
away from the practical woman and
running after the frivolous one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07
LIBRARIANS MEETING
Illinois Associations to Hold Thir.
teenth Annual Session in East
St. Louis.

The annual meeting of the Illinois
| Library association will be held in
East st. Louis Oct 1919 The cen
! ttal theme OF the meeting will be
state Aid in Library Work. Noted
speakers will be heard, among them
Dr.. Arthur f. Bostwick, newly elect
Ell librarian of St. Louis Mo-: Mr..
Chalmers Hadley recently appointed
executive officer Of the A. l.. A.. Mr.
Henry E. Legler, secretary of the
Wisconsin library commission; Mis-
Alice Tyler, formerly Of Decatur, Illi-
now State supervisor of library ex
tension in Iowa, and vice president
of the A. l.. A. State superintendent
Blair, of the State library commission
of Illinois has also been invited to be
present.
round table of library methods
will be conducted b. Miss Lorena
Wehber, librarian of Jacksonville.
Mr. H. G Wilson, secretary of the
Chicago Public Library board. and a
we'll known tax expert, will give an
address for the trustees section,
discussing the recent laws as well
as formed legislation relating to col
lection and levying of library taxes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07
The PERFECT WAY
Scores of Cairo Citizens Have
Learned II.

Do you suffer from backache,
There Is only one way to cure it,
The perfect way is to cure the kid
|neys
bad back means sick kidneys.
Neglect it. urinary troubles follow
boan's Kidney Pills are made for
kidneys only
Are endorsed by Cairo people.
Mrs. P w Lehnmg, 222 Twelfth
street, Cairo, Ill.,, says From the
experience we have had with Doan's
Kidney Pills in our home, feel jus
tilted in recommending them highly.
4 member of the family has taken
Doans Kidney Pills of and or for
years for attacks of backache and
kidney complaint and they have never
failed to bring prompt and satisfac
tory relief am glad to endorse a
of such merit as Deans
Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo N
T. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07

born so, is in showdam, Captain r.
carao, famous trainer Of wild animals
/ in the famous Robinson Shows al
Thirty -eghth street grounds this
week The pretty Miss Margaret
I Leggett, soubrette in the Buckeye
Bellies Show.
A guard from Co. X, Fourth Regi-
iment. accompanied the lion tanner;
also, as witnesses. Messrs. Jack Fem,
/ of (Cycloue Show G. A. James OF this
city, and Tom L. Wilson. press agent
The usual formalities regarding age,
names OF parents former abiding
places. where born. and really-truly
cugnomeHs, took place and the license
to have and to hold until death do
them part was given to the doughty
and brave captain; while the fair Mar
garet stood br and smiled with viii,
lingness ana admiration.
1t will not be violating amenities to
state that the captain gave his age as
81 and the fair bride to be 81.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07
FATHER GiLLEN PROTESTS
AGAINST ClEcuS MARRIAGE

Editor OF Cairo Bulletin: with
many mothers | hope the published
report is wrong. that Judge w. s.
Dewey has consented to perform n
marriage ceremony at the carnival.
The Jewish people cherish matrimony
as sacred function, the Christian be,
lieves It with St Pau; "a great saera-
ment in Christ and Ills church" Eph.
5:32, and the thoughtful unbeliever
REALIZES that matrimoay Is the founda.
tion OF the family and state. Anytime
derogatory to the sacrelness of the
marriage ceremony exerts malign
influence on the family and on So
ciety.
! am loath to believe that man
who is so highly thought of in the
community as Judge Dewey, both or
account of his personal worth and
the office he holds should lend dig.
Unity to sacred" ceremony taking
place among brutes.
j. GlLLEN,
Pastor of st Joseph's Church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07
LECTURE IN CAIRO
MRS. MAVERICK WORLD-FAMOuS
ENGLISH PRISONER AT
CAIRO OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Daughter Of Darius B. Ho'
brook, Prominent in Early His
tory of cairo-One of Its
Founders.

The following communication
promises an occasion of unusual in
terest to Cairoites not only be.
cause of the local associations but
because of the personality of the
chief actor in the event:
Editors of the Bulletin and Citizen
respectively.
On the evening of Friday the 22ni
inst Mrs. Florence E. Maybrick will
lecture at the opera house; and while
do rot know, | suppose her subject
will be prison reform, and she may
also tell us something concerning her
trial, her long Imprisonment and the
world divide efforts made to obtain her
release from the English prison. 1t is
to be hoped she will have large
audience.
Besides the interest her subject will
afford, there will be an added inter
est in the fact that she is the grand
daughter of Darius b. Holbrook, who
spent the best ten years of his life III
an attempt to build up and establish a
city here. These years covered the
period from 1886 TO 1876. This man,
her grandfather, was and is, with one
exception, the most historic character
connected with our city's history
This summer, desiring to obtain the
address Of Mrs Maybrick. applied at
the offices of the Tribune in Chicago,
and having obtained it. | wrote her
and stated my desire te obtain a pic
ture of her grandfather. She being
absent at the time from her hotel, the
Moraine, at Highland Park, her sec
rotary forwarded my letter to Mrs.
Maybrick's mother. Baroness Won
Roques, temporarily at Stamford,
Conn. She answered the letter | had
written her daughter and sent me a
fine photograph Of her father Mrs.
Maybrick also wrote and said she
was going south this autumn to lee
ture and that she would be pleased to
lecture here. | requested her to cor
respond with Manager Williamson,
and he has informed me that she
will lecture here as above stated.
Very truly yours,
JOHN NJ LANSDEN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07

ORAY AND RANSFER LINE.
Office 1910 Com1 Phones Home 81,
Bell 81 ACT. Pabst Reer. Mora Athon
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07

The wedding will take place in the
Animal tent show tonight at sharp 10
o'clock The bride and groom, with
attendants, Major Crawford, Oion
tamer the best man. and Madame
Loie tthe leopard Queen bridesmaid,
will Occupy positions in the steel-girt
arena. Judge William s. Dewey who
Twill say the impressive words consti.
tuting the tie that binds, win take
position Just outside the lions en-
closure
The animals will first be posed BY
Captain Ricardo, the groom, as close
% the inner-circle as convenient for
animals and principals in the momen-
tous ceremony He viii try to I'M
Ipress upon the big-maneri kings tire
necessity to smile and look pleas,
ant" or. as pleasant as they can.
1t was suggested to Judge Dewey
by the press agent that the delightful
affair would probably go down the
famous annals OF showdom as a novel
ty, and that it would be more impress,
sive if he were inside the steel cage
But the Judge would not be persuad.
ed, even with the added prestige.
which such poise would give him.
The famous Robinson Shows last
night We're attended by an immense
The shows were all packed
to the doors. The ROYAL italian band
rendered exquisite music and every
thing about the festival swung with a
rush and yerye quite pleasing to the
Co, X chaperones and sponsors.
At 10 o'clock tonight, the time set
for the wedding, the crowd will prob
ably be so large the big canopy Owe
the menagerie cannot held the people
It there ore behooyes all who would
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07
The Bedrock Of Success

lies in a clean, clear brain, backed by
indomitable will and resistless ener
gy Such power comes from the splen.
did health that Or, Kings New Life
Pills impart They vitalize every or
gan and build up brain and body. J.
A. Harmon, Lizemore, W. Va, writes
They are the best pills | ever used "
25c al all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07
Ants, Ears

Strange as II may seem, each ant
has at least six ears. Aside from
this multiplicity of ears, they are 10.
Gated in just about the queerest place
imagtnabie--ou the legs. So sensitive
are their feet that they will detect
the impact of small birdshot dropped
on table from height of about six
inches and about IA feet distant from
an artificial nest placed at the other
end of the table-St. Nicholas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07
MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT.

To the Members of the Cairo CONNER
cial Club:
A special meeting of the Club will
be held Thursday evening Oct It'll
which all members are invited to at.
tend. Interesting addresses by Pres.
u. A Smith, Walter Warder Mayor
Parsons, j. S. Aisthorpe and others.
After meeting luncheon and smoker.
II A. SMITH, Pres.
c. K. STUART, Sec.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07
MARRIAGE TONIGHT
TWO PERFORMERS or ROBIN.
SONS CIRCUS TO BE JOINED
BY JUDGE DEWEY.
Couple Will Occupy Places in Widi
Beasts Enclosure During Ger
emcny--1o O'clock The
Hour

Referring to the marriage licenses
granted yesterday morning by License
Clerk Jesse e Miller at his office
shows the homes of Richard w. War.
ner and Miss Margaret A. Leggett, of
Chicago. And thereby hangs a tale.
Nit. Warner, in real life. because
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07
To Credits Dlscredft.

Business will have its periodical re-
verses SO long as a man who couldn't
pay cash for wheelbarrow is able to
buy an automobile ON credit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07
OF Erankress

Nobody calls attention to the ad.
visibility Of frankness when his
views coincide with another persons
f f. Benson, THE Climber"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07
Value of Sympathy.

No man imparteth his joy to his
friend but he joyeth the more. and M
man imparteth his grief to his frienl
but he grieyeth tie less Lord Bacon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07

see this novel event to go early-or
1T least, be promptly on time at the
hour designated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-07
Coed.

And the smile Of a good woman will
do man more good than dozen
handed to him by bartender Chi
cago News.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08

risy. A drop of pus splashed and en-
tered the young surgeons eye. He
knew that the matter was virulent
poison, and that dangerous infection
must inevitably ensue unless instant
treatment was applied.
But he knew also that if the opera
ton in which he was assisting were
interrupted for moment it would be
at the risk of the patients life, no
other surgeon being at hand to take
his place. He therefore said nothing,
and continued his duties until the OPP
GRAFTON was successfully performed
Only then did he have his eye treat
ed. but it was too late, and violent in
lection set in. Acute Inflammation
followed, lasting six months, and caus-
ing great pain. At length the eye had
to be removed. President Fallieres,
hearing of the incident, Immediately
decided that the young surgeon should
be decorated without consulting his
ministers.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08

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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
A FAMOUS BEAUTY SPECIALIST
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Energy and Vitality.

Thousands of women are using toll
let preparations unsuccessfully.
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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-02-08
Meeting of Editors.
to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
~ Topeka, Kas, Feb. S.-Members OF
the Kansas State Editorial Associa-
ton rounded up in Topeka today for
IA Two days session, during which
time numerous legislative and other
matters of importance to the makers
of newspapers will be discussed. To
morrow the association will entertain
the members of the executive commit
teesof the National Editorial Associa-
zion, who are now in Kansas City ar
Hanging for the holding of the conven-
ton of the national association there
the coming summer.