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some years age" says q Husion
lnwyet ~ man iu Nantucket wes
tried for a petty uncnsc and sentenced
to four months In Jail a Few days
after the trial the Judge who had i'm
posed sentence. In company With the
sheriff. was on his way to the Boston
boat, when they passed man huslly
engaged In saving wood
"rhe man stopped his work, touched
his hat politely and said, Good morn
Ing, your honor
THE Judge, after careful survey
Of the mans face, asked.
"Isn't that the man I sentenced to
jail few days acoT
Yes, replied the sheriff, with some
hesitation, that's the man. The fact
is, Judge, we-er--we don't happen to
have anybody else In Jail just now, 30
we thought It would be n sort Of use
less expense to hire some one to keep
the jail four months just for this one
man. SO gave him the jail key and
told him It would be all right IL he'd
sleep there o. nights" 80 Harper 8
Weekly
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why do we call Garrlck great ne
tor? Because the box office OF his
time acclaimed him one. Davies tells
us how his first performance OF Rich
ard III was received with loud and
reiterated applause How his "Iook
and actions when he pronounced the
words,
on with his head no much for Buck
ingham
"wcre 80 significant aud important
from his visible enjoyment Of the In
cident that several loud shouts OF ap.
probation proclaimed the triumph OF
the actor and satisfaction OF the nu.
dience." A modern purist would have
walked out Of the playhouse when his
enr was msutcd by Cibber's tag. but
from n thcnter point OF view II II a
good tag. and | have always thought
It a pity that Shakespeare forgot to
set II down himself and left TO Cibber
the burden " finishing the line. Judge
Parry In CornhIll Magazine
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tttttl,a

naaaasl. r,sas. Varb ehet.
in rsfbn ens n patte,u rhafs.
dat
Ucoter U,ndst conn, hamr sa'ut
da, ,o ,Iait hf faihst and wothcr.
Mr. uuuhaaeb of uItd eaa nuy
lna lumb'r 800 nhtde,ll Thursday
Ncsafa VIII Hendricks aud linr
Robertson of Howard verg Soc natd
vol Thursday
Mr. =. q NrCauot ~ Howard
was IN nardvell Friday
Miss Lena Sail visited her sister
Mrs J W Render
Mr. aud Mrs. r. A. Wines vent to
Avalon Saturday and 20 white
League Sunday.
Messrs. Bp.Criddle and Lawrenc,
Caudle went fishing at Chambers
creek They didn't report theft
catch
Messrs Charlie Holland ant
Claude Whitcside and others went &c
Trinity river to try their luck.
Messrs. Everett Chapman and La
mar Willis went to Sanderson' .
Lake. They report a good catch.
Miss Blake of Bristol was VISITING
friends In Bardwell last week,
Captain O'Bannion visited Mr.
Sparkman and family Saturday night
and Sunday.
Mr.. Johnnie Kitchens horse rar
away with him Sunday Afternoon
and threw Miss Bessie Roach out Of
the buggy. She was not very badl,
hurt but the buggy was torn up.
Mr.. j. w. Galley and family visit
ed Mr. J. w Render and family
Sunday.
Mr.. Henry 'Bannion visited hi
son, Jack, and the school at Lancas
ter.
Mr.. S. r. Collier delegate to thu
w. o. w, and Mrs. j. w. Render
delegate to the Circle have gone L
Houston to attend the convention
Mrs Brown of Reagor Spring
visited her father and mother her
Sunday,
The congregations keep growini
that go to hear Rev. Luther Jenkin
preach.
Mr. ED Ramsey came in on the
O'Clock train Monday.
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The theory IL frequently advanced
that planets and even suns sometimes
explode and that the earth may some
day blow up Ike bombshell Nc
cclcstlal body the size or the earth
could possibly explode. II the entire
motion Interior Of our globe could be
replaced with nitroglycerin and dcto
mated the explosion would not INT the
carth's crust In other words, II we
assume that the crust Of the earth In
from fifty TO II hundred miles In thick.
ness II would require something much
more powerful than even nitroglyccrin
to burst the she'll II IL necessary only
to do little figuring to see that the
pressure OF the cnrth's crust ~ n
depth of from fifty 20 q hundred miles
far exceeds the pressure exerted by
the most powerful high explosive.
Hudson Maxim
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s,noncr.W allock Company.

On account OF the bad weather
the Spooner- Wallock company did
not give n performance at the opera
house here last night The attend
nnce was 80 small that to play would
have incurred the management a
greater loss than TO lay OF. However,
Mr. shelton and Messrs. spooner
and Wallock wish tho special an
nouncement made that the company
will appear regardless of weather
conditions or tho sise OF the house.
Let II be clearly understood that no
one will be disappointed tonight,
and that the company will present
Panic on Wall Street, positively.
Concerning this play the New Or
leans Picayune says, .n
Not many companies can boast OF
the acting strength that specially
charaeterixes the Spooner-Wallock
company, II seems TO be peculiar
delusion Of so many managers that
scenery and Handsome gowns arc oi
y greater Importance than the art OF
acting. Beautiful scenery such AZ
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His Belief.

drunken carter came into a car
riage of the Greenock train and sat
opposite clergyman who was read
ing his paper. Recognizing the pro
fession of his visa Wis, the carter In
little while leaned forward and In a
maudlin way remarked, II don't be
lievc there's ony heaven"
The clergyman paid no heed.
"Do We hear mef' persisted the
carter. II don't believe there's ony
heaven"
Still the clergyman remained silent
behind his newspaper
The carter, shouting his confession
this time loudly. said, II tell ye to
your face and you're minister, that
| don't believe there's ony heaven"
VERY we'll" said the clergyman, III
you do not believe there Is heaven
NO elsewhere. but please 60 quietly
London Graphic.
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only nature understands can be seen
every day and magnificent costumes
OF q multitudinous variety are to be
seen always on Canal street and in
our fine stores free of charge. The
theatre Is the only place where we
can witness the artistic productions
of the playwright and the myster-
ious charm OF the nrt OF acting, the
are OF all arts, All the mechanical
devises of the stage should merely
serve IA BACKGROUND to the pic
ture that the actor is painting In the
play last night Mr. Wallock and Miss
Allie Spooner show their superior
skill to fine advantage, Mr. Spooner
and Mrs. Spooaer are delightful.
Mr.. M, Spoo"er, the boy wonder,
should be montion' d specially. He In
not twenty years Gle yet and he
plays an oil | man lart In Panic on
Wall St,ec' ho''et than innhy az
40 older men ca he stage
Tonight th' p'0s will be present
ell and what the above paper has said
on various occasions many others
have as we'll, and the management
feels safe in guaranteeing the Wax
ahachie theatre goers a fine play
every night this week. Do you like
popular song hitsG Then listen to
Miss Allie tonight play that Rag,
Oh, My Honey, Won't You Play
That Rag" Is big winner and
rWhistle and I'll Walt For You" IL
good second. Miss Huston, Mike
spooner, Mr.. Spooner and Dorothy
rittman are worthy and high class
speciality artists. Mr. Pittman " one
OF the nnest pianists before the pub
nc today II you love classic music
that Ia his forte and II YOU enjoy
up TO date and popular sonss, dances
and rags" Mr., Pitman has = won
lerful repertoire
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-09

A lady Of title. an ardent motorist.
IL very unfortunate In the matter OF
spills, The other day. by no means for
the first time. an engineer came to do
various repairs to the motor.
The little girl of the house watched
and then remarked:
II think mammals very unmcky with
her motor, don't your"
"Unlucky, did We sayf" replied the
mechanic. Why, no; not particularly
nlucky Her ladyship's alive. amt
shef
"Yes, OF course she u.s." said the girl.
well" was the rejoindcr. with nn
expressive shake Of the head ''lots Of
our customers amt"
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bui he wRe ashS Al iht windows yea
the ntv .*raras stft ietkpl SOD na
other tcs IN tht haliaiHe nufa 1hrfe
ess nattlns to A. iHi latr mt uira's
io q roniAnmht Ihtn I fnufd ihai :
bad tui even hraHshl mt pursr from
the office. reyrf dreaming thai should
need h had io ast nt eueaia taf
money IA tat fof ihr unD heiit. huA.
~ " happened. thet ou.t bird q qHHt
trr caD d above thrlt ,atfaft We went
t1 the cheapest piece we could und
aud had sandwiches aud coffee
Wasn't that funny Philadelphia
edgpt
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well, yes" said old Uncle Laxzen
berry, who was Intimately acquainted
with most OF the happcnstanccs OF the
village, "Almira Sting has broken of
her engagement with Charles Henry
Tootwiler They'd be goin' togethe,
for about eight years, durin' which
limo she had been inculcatin' Into him
as you nlisht call Il. the beauties 81
economy1 But when she discovered
Just lately that he haA learnt h,s leS
son 10 well that be hal saved up All
pairs OF socks for bar 10 darn immedi
atciy after the ve61int abe speAred q
conclude that 10 haA tAAsr heY AAvics
= little too literally A. broke % In
match. "-rucA,
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An old English provcrb "Cut your
coat according to your loth" The
following Is similar proverb In In
dIa: Look ut your bed before stretch
Ing your legs on It." Don't ask for
sauce IN "A free boarding house." IL
another Indian proverb which Is some
thing like the English proverb. Beg
CARS must not be choosers."
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NEWS OF THE STAGE.
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The bill for the FIRST half OF the
week at the Majestic Is a good one
Fred Raymond. the race track sport
at once popularized himself In his
clever singing turn. His Imitation OF
George Conan in Life Is Funny
Proposition" was received with an
enthusiastic demonstration OF appro-
val. The Ballingers appear In cred
table comedy sketch entitled "Cous-
In Ike" and Il Ia presented In man
ner that pleasos the audience.
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His Plausible Excuse.

Magistrate This affair looks to MT
more like common dog fight than a
case Of assault and battery. You claim
that this man assaulted you and tina,
you did not even try 10 defend your
self, yet he bears the marks OF you,
teeth In three places. How do you sc
count for that7
Plaintiff Well, II was test like this
He hurt me SO when he was a-pound
In OF me that had ter have sumthin
ter bite on, or ] couldn't a stood IT.
Los Angeles Times
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CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Mayt r.
A. LASSWE1lL.
For Alderman, Ward L.
ED PLUMHOFF.
T. F. THOMPSON.
ITO All unexpired Term OF d e.
Thompson.)
For Alderman. Ward o.
r. h. KENNER.
For Alderman. Ward a.
j. r. SULLIVAN
------------------------- -~------ 0.H
Phone II. A. Mcmillan nj the OAR
" Light office when You want any
kind OF printing done. Tho best work
guaranteed. u
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Colonel white Your son In quito a
singer, isn't he, Busenbark7 Brother
Bnscnbark- Yassahl Yassahl 'Rleeged
to yo' for akin, Dat boy sab, am
suttingly de most malodorous culled
pusson In dis whole town. Puck
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-09

LET THE PEOPLE KNOW IT--lf
you have fne cotton seed, or ane
corn, or nne chickens. or fine COWS,
or nne horses, or anything you may
want to sell, you should let the peo-
ple of Ellis county know 1t by plac-
Ing an advertisement in tho want
columns OF the Waxahachie Enter
prise--the paper that covers Eilis
county. An nd will not cost you
much, and you will more than likely
get the desired results. Try II once.
II
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Not puokllkc.

Mrs. Yeast-And did you at one umo
call your husband duckf Mrs. Grim
sonbeak--Oh. YES, That was before
I found out that he'd never take TO
wntcr!- Yonkers Statesman.
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tH. r Ws Ia r.
H H. HI.sr f. fI mii
H. T .ha uUH H fht H
U .....H f.I It. NHi ttw
UI .m.si aI a ehlH ueaff.
Hhti.r sIH N ta aH fHhl
.ta,t.H vHH ib. mnf8H H iapai'
tH.w rtUaiHttH ts,N1
lNHt 5000 trr ramt ri uHtllf
-ttr,I Uf if.. .Itf HIiU .f 1fs st
.s..l maE
fm Htanrs rfsrt nf fHi, iha'
iuUrt ihs s#Hr,3 waHr faitftf
nawr tam fbe pbco fun at thIi
tIm. el.l ptathti, mate IL utrf ssts
u AfaW afeiHgf lutt
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Never Disclose yoar schemes lest
their failure expose yen 10 ridieuie ~
we'll ~ disappointment.
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Nell Young MIR. Bigwad Is no fool.
rolle-No. Hes clever enough to have
, rich father, Philadelphia Record
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WANTED Your colts and young
horses to break and train Best of
care and attention Waxahachie
Speedway, Phone 107. John =.
Fleming tf
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CALVIN BROS. are prepared to at
tend to your wants when they are
In the gents furnishing line. Clean
ing, pressing and repairing receive
their careful attention and satisfac-
ton Is always guaranteed Phone
them and see. V#E II
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ESTRA YED- Black mule, Is l-2
hands high, 2 or Ii years old,
some gray in face, long body, clean
sheared, shod in front. Return to
Alliance Wagon Yard and receive
reward 2O1p
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AUTOMOBILE TRANSFER This
II to notify the public that am pre-
pared to take you to any place at any
time (dny or night in my automo-
bile. Rates reasonable. Leave orders
At the Eatitorium. Am also agent for
the Maxwell car. Ernest Miller. n
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EGGS-Indian Runner Duck EGGS
for Matching. The greatest egg pro-
duoers; have laid all fall and win
ter and still laying. S1.00 for 13.
Come and see my ducks and eggs.
You will want them. Samuel Fisher,
$40
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WANTED---Two girls or two mar
ried ladies to sell hamburgers Sat
urdays and First Mondays VIII pay
good wages AT Alliance Wagon
Yard. IT
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EGGS FOR SALE From pen Of
good Plymouth Rocks. 800 for Is.
Old phone s36-1l 8. Mrs. J. +.
Chapman. 292pd
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FOR SALE-A strong, gentle COM
bination farm, buggy and saddle
horse. eight years this spring Reas-
on. leaving Waxahachie. 290
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WANTED--Ladies to bring their
soiled gloves, (silk and kidd to
Womans Exchange and have them
cleaned and made to look like new.
90
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FOR SALE-Three-qu Jersey
mich COW in good condition. Good
butter COW. See +. e. Miller at Daily
Light office or Phone old 536 Il
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ron pvNt yulsst ettlbp sacr
ahnn Rts rfebt 20 q
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ruems Arrls al zoo to'isfo t'ferl
tiah
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WHY do you pay house rent WHEN
you can go to T. +. Thompson and
buy home on the installment plan
29s
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WANTED-Mena and women to DEM
onstrate with Radium Spray. Apply
to John Beatty & Son, opposite the
Daily Light Office. Phone 421. 90
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WANTED-Every human to know
that we clean and press clothes.
Phone ia. Matthews & Hill. next
door to Citizens National Bank. IT
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ron sAlF MS residence uu west
Marvin Modern convenience ; "a.
Nrrr0rs us
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onnppa fANnN ~ TIE nsnt iisht
nrsee spf engraved railire tAfAs "
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roR SALE Good alfalfa hay, soc
per bale. caeh at our barn. Ellis
County Loan and Commission Co n
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WEST sroNINGroN.

Rev. Mr.. Hunt preached here Sunday.
Melinda Sellers, of Stonington, visited
at Oscar Fifield's last week.
Charles Robbins and wife, OF Stonington,
spent Sunday at j. i. Stinson's.
James Sullivan and wife have gone to
Eastport after spending the winter here
Stephen Stanley and wife are receiving
congratulations ON the birth Of son,
born April q.
An entertainment and sociable win be
held in schoolhouse No. 5 Tuesday even
ing. Proceeds for the church.
Mrs. John McGuffy and two children
arrived from Creetown, Scotland, las,
week. she was met in Boston by her hus-
band, who has been employed here for the
past two years. They will go to house
keeping in the Henry Gross house.
Mays. Mum.
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BARTLETT'S ISLAND.

George Ray was in Ellsworth last week
on business.
Irving Closson, of Ellsworth, has en-
pioyment with George Ray.
George Bartlett and Samuel Leonard
vent to Northeast Harbor Tuesday.
Guy Leonard came home from West
Eden Saturday, and returned Tuesday.
Wesley Bartlett went to Ellsworth
Thursday after hay for W. II. Freeman.
May 3. l..
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COUNTY NEWS.
BLUEHILL.
.. additional County Ners. see other page.

Miss Alice Hinckley is visiting friends
in North Sedgwick.
George W. Parker arrived from Brock
ton, Mass, May1.
Eugene sprague, OF vinalhaven, is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. G. w. Parker.
Mountain Rebekah lodge will have a
roll-call at the next regular meeting, May
IA. A response from each member is de-
sired.
The dam at Mayo's mill gave way April
%, and no more saving will be done there
at present. The spring saving was nearly
completed, some 200, 600 having been sawed.
Lena, elder daughter of G. w.
Parker and wife, died May /, at
the age Of about twenty-four years.
She will be most pleasantly remembered
by her old schoolmates and friends for
her kindly nature and aniable disposition.
The funeral was held May 8. There were
many floral remembrance.
The Odd Fellows anniversary was cele-
brated by Bluehill lodge Monday evening,
April 26. Mountain Rebekah lodge
furnished the following program: Read
ing, Miss Rena Johnson; vocal duet,
Misses Nettie Clay, Georgia Corners;
illustrated story, read by Mrs. Bethel,
illustrated by Mrs. Annie Veazie and j. h.
Bethel; piano duet, Mrs. Mayo and Mrs.
McGouldrick; reading, Miss Florence
Morse; song, Miss Corners; reading, Mrs.
4, n
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COUNTY NEWS.
eov q id itionai County News ses asAev page
FRANKLIN.


Carroll Dunn and wife left for West
Gouldsboro Sunday.
Mrs. Roland Bunker, who has been se-
riously ill, is improving.
Edward Bunker, wife and young
daughter left for Kineo Friday.
The snowstorm OF April 80 and the all
day rain of May were record breakers.
Miss Myrtle Scammon, who is teaching
at Gorham, N. H., came home Saturday.
Walter Wilson is painting the West
Blaisdell buildings, assisted by Dana Dyer.
Schooner Franconia, at w. B. BlaisdeIl
& Co.'S wharf, is loading with curb for
Boston.
Mrs. c. +. Bromley and infant daugh-
ter Joined Pastor Bromley at the parson-
age Wednesday.
Miss Charlotte Macomber arrived home
Saturday from Ponce, Porto Rico, where
she spent the winter.
The townspeople learn with regret Of
the contemplated move to Lawrence,
Mass, of Leslie Swan and wife.
Mrs. Joseph Cole, Of Boston, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lottie Gay, will
assist in the care of their mother, Mrs.
Bunker.
Mrs. Alley Dyer Macomber and daugh-
ter. Miss Julia, who have occupied the
Eugene Bunker cottage some time, are to
move to the c. H. Sprague rent.
May g. Il.
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BROWNSVILLE,

Chester Staples, OF West Sedgwick. is
on the road with a fish wagon.
has crew OF men improving the roads.
James Staples and Charles Dahlquist
were guests Of their brother, Harry Saun-
ders, of North Brooksviile, over Sunday
The remains OF Lovina, widow of Eben
Chatto, Of South, Brooksviile, were brought
here for interment Wednesday. She leaves
four children Melvin D., Mrs. Ralph
Condor and Eva, of South Brooksyille,
and Mrs. A. l.. Hudson, OF Newton, Mass.
May 8. A,
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EDEN.

Irving Leland, of Rumford Falls, is in
town.
Sherman Salisbury and wife were in
town calling on friends recently.
Mrs. George Huntley is spending the
week with her mother, Mrs. Allen.
H. v. Neville and wife, Of Boston, are at
Mrs. George w. Richards for few weeks.
Oscar Leland left Monday for Hull's
Cove, where he has employment for the
season.
Otis Leland and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. John Mitchell, of Bar
Harbor, recently.
Nathan Norwood and wife, of South
west Harbor, visited their sister, Mrs.
Sarah Leland, Monday.
Maya. V.
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Patrick arrived home much the worse
for wear. One eye was closed, his nose
was broken, and his face looked as though
it had been stung by bees. "Glory bep,
exclaimed his wife. 'sThot Dutchman
Schwartzheimer = twas him!o exclaimed
Patrick. ''Shame on yel'' exploded his
wife, without sympathy. "a big shapaI-
peen the loikes Of you to get bate up by a
little omadhoun OF Dootchman the size
of him! why" "Whist, Nora, said
Patrick, .'don't spake disrespectfully of
the dead!'
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A Thought for Every Day.


The kind of world one carries about in
ones self is the important thing, and the
world outside takes all it's grace, color and
value from that.
FRIDAY.
Wisdom is oftentimes nearer when we
stoop than when we soar.
William Wordsworth.
SATURDAY.
II honor be your clothing. the suit will
last for lifetime; but if clothing be your
honor, it will soon be worn threadbare.
-Witliana Arrot.
SUNDAY.
Religion is the consciousness of the
fatherhood of God and the brotherhood
of man manifested in peace and good will
and all work for human welfare.
Rec! George e. Littlefeld.
MONDAY.
If YOU and I--iust you and l.
should laugh instead of worry;
II we should grow--just you and l.
Kinder and sweeter hearted,
Perhaps, in some near by-and-bye,
good time might get started;
Then what happy world 'twould be
For you and me-for you and me.
TUESDAY.
To be pure and strong, to be honest and
earnest, to be kindly and thoughtful, and
in all to be true-this is the greatest ambi-
ton in life.
WEDNESDAY
The way to succeed is to forget yester-
day, keep busy to-day and expect great
things tomorrow.