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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-12-22


good-that they should be
kind and thoughtful, and
never give way to burst of temper.
So they should, l suppose.
But it seems to me that there are
a great many people who are just
negatively good They don't do much
harm in the world; neither do they
do much good They never get
aroused on any subject. They go to
church regularly. They never dis
agree with their preacher. and they
never specially admire him or his
sermons They never oppose any
thing good or resist any thing bad.
They seem to think that "whatever
is, is right" and that it is none Of
their business to bother about it one
way or the other. They never con-
DENIM neither do they praise. Poll
tics is none Of their business. They
are not responsible for existing con-
ditiOns.
If you are sick, or disappointed,
or grief-stricken it doesn't matter to
them. They move along in their
placid Indifference, and seem to won
der that you should care. They
never suffer intensely; they are not
know the greatest happiness.
On the other hand we have the
fiery, impulsive, quick-rempered kind
of people, whose high temper and
hasty words are always getting them
into trouble. They are always at
war with something or somebody
They speak their minds without hest
tation, and their tongues are cutting
weapons.
But l have noticed that this class
of people very often have kindly,
sympathetic hearts. They are cour-
ageous and not afraid to oppose, or
disagree with whatever they think is
wrong. They are energetic and US
ually eat no idle bread. They often
us their sharpest words to those
whom they really love the best. They
may get mad with you and pout and
not speak to you for a year, but if
sorrow or misfortune comes to you
they will come to see you and SYM
pathiZe with yOu-the old passion all
forgotten.
I know a dear old lady of the hot
headed type. She has sometimes been
the terror Of her easy-gOing husband,
but she would go through fire and
blood for him, nevertheless. She has
raised a large family of upright sons
and daughters; and her energy, like
her tongue and temper, has never
tagged. She has a tender heart,
however, and is a helpful woman in
her town.
Late one afternoon she passed the
house of her daughter who lived next
door. Her daughter asked her where
she was going and what she had in
the pan she was carrying.
She said Its a chicken I'm
a-carryin' to old man Smith. Matte
came to my house since dinner and
tried to buy chicken for her pa.
She said they couldn't get none in
town an that he was a-wantin' some
mighty bad. [ told her I didn't have
no chickens to sell, an that I didn't
see what made everybody in this
town run to me for chickens ever
time they got in a tight an wanted
some, std O. raisin' them some, like
I do
"She went on back an I got to
thinkin bout that poor old man
a-settin' there a-dyin' with a cancer,
an a-wantin' chicken an I wouldn't
even sell 'em one, an / felt like I
couldn't lie down an go to sleep any
more It'll l went an carried 'em one.
I'm a-goin' to give 'em this one It's
already dressed an fixed, an I amt
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-12-22

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RAIL COMMISSIONERS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 1G:-
 Uniform legislation for the regulation of interstate railroads and all the pro biems in connect.on with the. state $ control over their common carriers are to be discussed at the twenty second annua, convention of the Natonal Association of Railway Commissioners, which began 2 three davsr session today at the offices Of the Interstate Commerce Commission in this city The conventiin is com lrosed of the members of the Inter- state Commerce Commission, the railroad commissioners of the various states ond other state officers whose duties connect them with the raIi- roads.
 More effective and comprehensive legislation by the various states IS the most important question before the association In addition to leg isiation the meeting will consider shippers claims on common car riers. railway service and railway accomodations adlroad statistics. account, and statistics of street r-a ipays. sinplification of railway taraf. rates and rate making. uniform classification, car service and demur rage. railway capitalization safety appliances. grade rross snxs ana tres pass 1e ard delays attendant upon enforcing orders of state railway 
 The officers in charge of the con vention are: President. Martin s. Decker. Of she New York State Pub ic Utilities Commission: vice presf- ents Charles F. Staples Of Minnes- ia and z Hudson Burr of Florida: ecresary, William H. Connolly. act lg secretary of the Interstate Com nerce Commission: assistant secre- ary William Fitzpatrick of Illinois.
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SHAFT UNVEILED

SALISBURY N. C.. NovS 16:-A-i
 imposing granite shaft erected by the
 state of Pennsylvania in memory oi the Pennsylvania soldiers who died in the Confederate prison here durns the civil war was unveiled today with impressive ceremonies.
 Governor Stuart Of Pennsyiyania accompanied by his sxan and a large party Of war veterans. arrived in a special train to participate fin the exercises Governor Kitchin of North Carolina welcomed the visitors. for whom response was made by Lien tenant Governor Murphy of Pennsyl sania- Mayor Smoot Of Salisbury also delivered a greeting to which a response was made by Adjutant General Stewart of Pennsylvania. Captain Lous R. Fortesque. of the United States Signal Corps. made the speech Of presentation. Governor Stuart accepted the memorial in behalf Of the state of Pennsylyania and then turned it over to the United States government, which was repre sented by Brig. Gen A L. Mills. The memorial was unveiled by Miss Helen N. Walker
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-17
COAST WANTS FLEET

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. fe:-- Delegates to the Pacific Coast con gress called by Governor Gil,ett are arriving in the city in large numbers and the meeting promises to be well attended. The sessions will begin to- morrow and continue through the remainder of the week 1t1e states and territories to be repre sented will include Washington. Oregon Idaho, Nevada, Utah, California, New Mex ico. Arizona. Hawai- and Alaska.
 Several governors and a number Of United States senators and represen- tatives have signifled their intention to take part in the congress and the ether participants VII include re presentatives of many commercial and industrial organizations through cut the Western territory.
 The specific purpose of the congress is to bring about a closer co-opera- ton of the western states and ter ritories in matters afsectinS ther interests. lt is purpcsed to initiate a movement to procure legs alton to and also to have the naval fleet and other defenses of the Pacific coast strengthened Incidentally the con gross is expected to give it's official endorsement 10 the project of hold ing the Panama exposition and cele- bration in San Francisco in 1895.
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THANKSGIVING PRoclAMATIo.
 By the Governor of Arizona

The setting apart by executive proclamation once a year of a day of public thanksgiving has become an established national and state custom of universal observance. or iginating in the pious desire of our foreiathers to make public acknowi edgement of their faith in the over ruling and directing providence or God, it has, in the course of tine. grown to be one of the great na- tional holidays in which al our pdbple. of whatever religious ante. ceden;s or beliefs. in whose hearts are found the spiris of thanksgiv ing. gladly participate.
 In accordance with the proclama- ton of the president of the United States, and following the precedents of the past, in recognition Of the goodness and mercy of Almighty God in besfowing upon us as a peo- pie prosperity, peace and happiness,
 Now. therefore, i, Richard F. Sloan Governor of the Territory os Arizona, do Hereby sproc,aim and recommend Thursday. the twenty fourth day of November, nineteen hundred and ten. as day of thanks giving and prayer. to be observed as such fittingiy and appropriately, but as the conscience of each citizen may approve.
 In witness wheheof. have here unto set my hand and caused the Great Seal Of the Territory of Ar zona to be affixed.
 Done at the City, of Phoenix, tbs Capital t7lis fourteen day of Nc- vcmber. nineteen hundred ana ten
 fseal) RICHARD E. SLOAN By the Governor.
 GEORGE. F. YOUNG.
 Secretary Of Arizona.
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In point of attendance and in the amount of enthusiasm manifested the sion that will last until Saturday convention promises. to set a new record for the annual Gatherings of the denomination in this state.
 Reports of highly gratifying na tule have been prepared for presenta- ton to the convention. These repoi
 deal with the work of the missionary educational and other departments of the church and show a year of unusua activity. The membership of the Baptist Church in Kentucky is reported close to the 250, 0,000-mark. which more than equals that of all Protestant denominattcas comb ned.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-17

ITO the shareho,dc-s of Espiri.u Ssrto GoId-SiIver Co.
 Notice is hereby given that spe cial meeting of the shareholders ni the Espiritu-Santo Gold Silver com. pany will be held at the Copper Queen Hotel in the City of Bisbee Arizona at 8 o'clock ? m- Satu-da, Nov. 2s, 1910. for the purpose oI
 lcg and acting upon
 to be submitted to suci meeting for the sale of the entire assets Of the corporation for the rpose of yesting them in a new corporation to be organized for that purpose and with the object oi raising the necessary capital to equip. develop and operate the company's properties. which propo sition has been acted upon favor orably by the board of directors an. by them referred to the sharehoid. CTS. or of adopting some other plan of financing the enterprise.
 By order of the board of directors
 Secretary.
 J. V. MONTAGUE.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE PATiooNIA-soNoRA MINING COMPANY

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, thhe under signed, Leslie A. Brown, Charles " Hull, Moses R. Mathews, William Waddell, John F. Pollock, Arthur Sharratt and Starr K. Williams, pro pose to organize a corporation, under the laws of the Territory of Arizona. and for that purpose do make, sign, acknowledge and adopt the following Articles of incorporation.
 ARTICLE l..
 The name of this Corporation shall be The Patigonia-Sonora Minin, Company, and its principal place of transacting business shall be in the City of Bisbee, County of Co chise. Territory of Arizona, with of fees at such other places to be des- ignated by the board of directors of said company.
 ARTICLE n.
 The sizture Of the 1usiress to be transacted by this corporation shall be to purchase, acquire. lease, own. control, mine, operate or sell, trans fer or dispose of mines mining property and mining rights, also u purchase, acquire, own. operate. con trol, sell. transfer or dispose of water rights, ores. minerals. metals. or oils. also to manufacture. pur- chase, lease. acquire, own control. or operate reduction works, mills, smelters and all other mining ma chinery and appliances necessary thereto, and gas. electricity, cleo tric lights and power plants and all patent or patent rights, and licenses thereto appertaining, also to refine
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-17

ing the actual character of all exist ing goyernments in the world Schesi- uled among the speakers are former Secretary of State John w. Foster, II. B. F. Mcfarland of Washington, D. C.. Governor Stuart of Pennsyi yanis. former Governor Hanly of In diana. Dr. Francis E. Clarx of the Christian Endeavor Union. and John R. Mott and Robert E. Speed of New York
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-17
CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP

PHn4ADELPHIA. Nov. 16:-With an aeendance of more than one thousand delegates. including
 hundred missionaries from foreign lands. the first worlds Christian citizenship conference assembled in this city today under the auspices of the National Reform Association. The announced purpose of the con ference. which will be in session four days, is to discuss the fundamental Christian principles of civil govern
 ment and to consider reports concern
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MILITARY WEDDING

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. 1s6;-- The presence of many officers of the
 army and navy in full dress uniform added briiliancy to the wedding today of Miss Lalfa Wenzelbergeh daueht- CT of Mir. and Mrs. A. Wenzelberger, and Lieutenant William Henry Shea. U. s. A The ceremony took place at the home of the brides parents and was followed by large reception.
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NOTICE uE aprcif.rmENT AS
 sIcHez.

No,ice is hercbs given ihat the undersigned was on the ,1la day Of September A. D. f9,0. duir air poiatel as assignee of 0. S French and :. M. shipp. doing business in Bisbee. Arizona, under ihr Grm name of French and shipp; said as- signmeut being made for the benefit of a,l creditors eonsenting To ac cept proportionally their respective shares of said estate. All creditors wishing to assent to the terms oi this deed of assignment should make known their assent to said Assignee in writing, within four months from the date of this publication.
 JASON F. wILMoTH
 AssIsnee once c; Alex Murry.
 Mubsiu Block. Bisbee. Arizona Date of first publication oc;. lSth- 1917
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MISSOURI BANKERS

CARTHAGE. Mo. Nov. l6.-Many bankers were in Carthage today at lending thd sarpai Ivsnti C, Ssrcup 10 of the Missouri Bakers As. sociation. Chief interest in the ses- sion sentered in the addresses de- ifYered by H. P. Hifard. president of the Central National bank of St Louis. and J. T. Nj. Johnson, chairman of the National Reserve Bank of Kansas City.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-17
Classified Advertisements

MEN-We will mail on trial a full dol ar box of BieFs Nerve Tab cts. They act on the system like Steam on 'an Engine" giving Health. Strength. Vim. yigor and Vitality or cost nothing. Send m money. just name and address.
 Biel sifg. Co, Dept. C7f. Denva,. Colo. Slo
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KENTUCKY sAprlsrs

CfNTHIANA, Ky, Nov. I6:-Fo.- Living the meetings of several of the
 auxiliary bodies. the general conyen- ton of the Baptist Church in Ken. lucky convened here today for ses-
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Arizona & New Mexico R. W.Co.

PASSENGER SERVICE South Bound North Bound 7:10 a. m- lv- Clifton ar. f:50 D. m. 7:5o a. m lv Guthrie lv. 4:ls D. m. s:35 a. m- Iv. Duncan lv. 322 D. m 9:55 . m lv Lordsburg lv. 2:1o p. m. 11:05 e. m Hachita lv. 12:50 a. m. South bound train connects with Southern Pacific west bound train No. 1, leaving Lordsburg I0:20 a. m., mountain time.
 South bound train connects with Fl Paso & Southwestern east bound train for Fl Paso, leaving Hachita at 12:35 D. m-. mountain time. and with west bound train for Douglas and Bisbee. leaving Hachita at 11.10 .. m.. mountain time.
 A. T. THOMSON, Tranic Manager. Clifton. Arizona.
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MISCELLANEOUS

QUICK LoANs-on furnfturs. pianos. etc. No publicity. goods remain i3 your possession. easy paymsnts. Johnson q Haigler. Phone 7e.
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FOR RENT-e room house, 2 rooms furnished. No. 59. Kansas street. Johnson Addition. Hogan G Seed
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FOR RENT-Furnished housekeep- ing rooms. Mrs. Berg. 110 Van Dyke St Warren ss5
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Three room hoase. A,,- . ply Bisbee Fu:i an.i Feed com
 pany's office. Phone I2I.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
.pACTnR PrAnV
I HOI UII NLHU
FOR SUNDAY WORK
The Rev. I. P. Holloway, Re-
covered From Illness, Will
Preach Tomorrow

The Rev. Thomas p Holloway, who
has been Ill TO several days. expects
TO occupy the pulpit of Second Bap-
tist Church, OF which he is the pastor.
both morning and evening. tomorrow.
The subject of the morning discourse
will be Opening Prison Doors and
in the evening the theme will bo
Jesus Christ the Only Saviour of So
ciety.' This will be a compliment ID
the sermon of Sunday evening OF De-
cember when the subject was Jesus
Christ the Only Saviour of the Indi-
vidual,' and is one of the course
upon the person and life of Jesus of
Nazerath. The sermon Sunday even
ing will be especially interesting 10
those studying the psychological
questions. The subjects are the same
that were announced for last Sunday
The choir Will sing the following So
lections: Morning Response. Even
Me- Warren; offertory, "rhe DENIM
Lloyd. Evening ng-Response "Thy Will
BE Done" Gottschalk; oifertory, "My
Soul Doth Magnify" Simper.
In the evening Harry Stausebach
Will play a violin solo during the SER
vice.
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
GRACE PREPARES
FOR SOUL CAMPAIGN
Special Services to be Held
There Beginning Week
Of Prayer
COMMITTEES GET
READY FOR WORK

personal Evangelism" is the key
note for an aggressive campaign out
lined by DR.. A. u. Craig, for Grace M.
70. Church. The purpose is TO begin
the campaign with the week OF prayer
and continue It untn Passion Week.
Five committees of ten persons each,
have been appointed TO work for dit-
forent classes as follows. One for
men, one for women, one for young
mon, one for young women, and the
ffth 10 devote itself TO the intermedi-
ate department Of the Sunday School.
The number of special meetings held
will depend largely upon the develop
ment of the work Dependence Will be
placed more, however, upon personal
endeavor than the influence of public
meetings. IL is proposed to make the
mid-week meeting a general workers
meeting and direct the Sunday evening
service along lines Of evangelistic APP
peal The purpose is TO enlist, II pos
sible, through these committees, the
entire church I'm what ought 10 be its
one supreme work. the eyangelization
OF the city. The hope is that the old
time passion so characteristic of the
Methodist Church may be aroused and
directed along such lines Of activity
as may be found practical In the pres
ent age and changed conditions.
A Giving Christmas Entertainment"
will be given in the Sunday School
hall by the senior and intermediate de-
partments of the Sunday School, next
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock A fine
program has been prepared. The spe-
cial feature Of the occasion, however,
will be the various donations made BY
the different classes for the needy OF
this city. A full-rigged boat will be in
evidence on the platform. and tho
staunch vessel Good VIII" will be
loaded by her crew at the port OF
Grace, and will be started on her voy-
age of good cheer. There will be no
admission charge except that each
person who attends is expected TO
bring an apple, which will make part
Of the donation. This will prove to be
one of the most unique and interest
ing entertainments ever held by the
school.
The minister's subject for to-mor-
row at 1890 o'clock is Symbols of the
Holy Spirit; evening subject, "The
Hypnotism of the Crowd"
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
WANT LARGEST
BIBLE CLASS
Men Of West Presbyterian
Church Have This Object
As Their Goal
ADVENT SERMON
In CHURCH TOMORROW

Thy Will Be Done" and How Sin
Came Into the World" will be the
morning and evening subjects of the
Rev. Alexander Alison, Jr., at West
Presbyterian Church tomorrow Both
themes will be appropriate to the Adj
vent season, the latter pointing to the
necessity of the coming of a sin
bearer.
The new Alexander Gospel Songs
No. o" which were introduced to VIII
mington people for the first time last
Sunday evening, met with Immediate
favor. After the service many Of the
worshippers departed with the music
and words Of Travelling Home" OF
81 Am Included" ringing in their
ears. One OF the features OF to-mor-
row nights meeting will be the sing
ing by a womens chorus of Robert
Harkness' "That Beautiful Land" "
The congregation will learn Mr. Hark-
ness new march song, Hide Gods
Word in your heart" The morning
worship is at 1890 o'clock ahd the
evening popular meeting at 80
o'clock. The public is invited to all
services.
The Sunday school will meet at 2
o'clock. The Christmas Spirit Is talk
ing hold of the members of the school
and the exercises of Christmas sea-
sen ar9being eagerly anticipated The
nome school uand the two mission
schools, the Baird and the Italian. viii
hc appropriately feted while the home
school orchestra, under the leadership
of c. M. Banks, is preparing a festi-
val treat for the senior and adult
schools.
The Womens and Mems Westmin-
ster Adult Glasses meet at . o'clock
Both are making rapid gains. The
men, taught by the pastor have been
at work only ten weeks as a separate
class, but have enrolled I'm that time
nearly 40 new members. bringing the
present enrolment TO almost 150. The
weekly enrolment thus far has aver
aged z. The men are all at work and
are quietly planning to develop one
of the largest Bible classes in the
country. The new mems orchestra
contained five pieces last SUNDAY and
proved a great help in the music
Discussion tomorrow will be, "Car
We Prove That Jesus Rose from The
Dead?"
Evening journal., 1910-12-17
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