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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
Nominations
A Heart to Heart Talk
BY III. s. Med.

Boys, you who are here today want to have heart to
heart talk with who interested will draw
chair and form of the will have little CHAT
will supply my part in the conversation and leave to the
responsibility for material results.
The year before there will bemany things
anspre which will be of vital you year
has it's Who among you with any degree of
certainty, say where you will be what you will be doing
from today? Life the most decevng and elusive thing
that mortal contend with Therefore, the new
has dawned for the world why not have dawn
for the Individually why were leaf and
strive to keep cean why make capital from the mistakes
of the past and little savings bank in the heart where
you deposit the of your deeds? Do you know
that you will sincerely earnestly strive do BETTER that
the results when summed year from will wonderfully
surprise you!
opportunity offered with those about and
believe have passabe grip the situation However,
shall leave that to wiser judgment than NINE The things
want to bring attention Are satisfied that
have done the best could make yourself better man
Are convinced that there nothing worth while be found
in life of crime! Perhaps you doub let nvest
gate little and see what the conclusion will be.
Have you thought of what you losing day
spend behind the bars 1t doesn't take the passing of
than Christmas show you missing great dea does
it! Then losing out in daily you far
behind When hear from friends those who
and dear then realize than what the cost
is to you. Them why not start anew Why not get away
from the evils of the past and after something worth WHILE
Let tell boys will have better opportunity
to turn leaf than you have right and will
regret it in the future.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
Concerning Reformation

bill" asked lee can you tell me the meaning of refor
nation and give idea of what it when applied
to the individual?"
Il that, and will answered Bill serious express
sion into his eyes, Reformation MEANS changing ideas
in other words complete reforming of the to which
the reformative procedure is to be applied
Now the reformation of the Individual does not
changing exterior but that the brain
must be trained accept higher and nober ideas and deas
the old thoughts must be out and good thoughts must be
supplied to fill the vacancy takes tmend great pesever
accomplish these things for you remember that
the spirit be willing but the flesh weak and cannot
always do just would like to do especially at the begin
ming Indeed there will be many dsappontments and fail
do the right thing the right time, that will be
almost tempted give despair and let destiny take it's
course.
Take, for instance, the Panama CANAL it started years
and several unsuccessful efforts made connect the
Pacific with the Atlantic Finally the United States
chased all rights and started with determination to do what
others had failed do and due Yankee and in
genuy the Panama canal reality took several to
dig the rock and earth and construct walls to hold back the
soil from refing the waterway.
Reformation must be accomplished in very much the
way Evil thoughts must be removed at time and good
thought must be put for the purpose of keeping the evil
thought from returning There times of when the
evil thought succeeds the good thought but II
keeps constantly thinking good thoughts follows that
there will for but good thoughts and the
evil will flee the beasts of forests flee before the great forest
fire."
How long had it ought to take to reform man? asked
Lee
1t might take months years." replied Bill. 1T
depends the entirely Twenty years prison with the
whole world praying for him could not reform him unless he
willing and tried to reform himself You lead
horse but you can't make him drink know and
likewise bring to the place where he can reform
but you can't reform him. he must do the reformation part him
self. Of course every little encouragement you give him
of benefit and the quickest and sure start
the reformave path to show HIM that you take
interest his webeng and that stand ready assist him
in whatsoever great and do
not to do better because they have idea that there is
chance for them and that the whole world is down them
This not though there few people who would
consider anoher misfortune the world coec
lively stands ready and willing aid the who trying to
aid himself There need of anyone becoming discouraged
for if they fail to make good in locality they try
another.
There hard knocks dealt out of the cards of
life that hardly there for the knocker
to make living, but somehow he to exist
Time and tide wait for man." Very true and
might also add: neither does opportunity.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
Goodbye, Wanderlust
Our Weakly Hit

Camp fires on the trail burn brightly.
But pard, I've had my fill;
Yes, hear the ure-cal nightly,
But 60 back sir. never will!
Pm tied up to little piece O. gingham
Got kid-an angel without WINGS
Songs when they start in to sing em
The heart of me- with joy, just sings
Goodbye Wanderlus
i wander.
No to beckon,
An tell me of the joys out yonder
She's got her aroun' me,
An he-the little
To home-tes sure has bound me-;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Long tn years drifted
Companion to tn dawn
But the curtains lifted
An my soul is out O. pawn;
Listen! there's the call of my wife
Listen! there's the call of freight.
Choose-its easy-be your life,
goes to the of my mate.
How people strike us is half interesting the ques-
ton: How strike them.
There's good in everyone and everything piece of
mburger cheese has its strong points
Think for yourself, one good idea;
If it's your and true;
Is worth thousand that you steal
From folks than you
country editor may brag paper being endorsed
by the leading editors of the state but it's the that
dorsed by his home banker that enables his greater ha
place the whole ffty-seven varieties on her table.
A woman's past" is never past.
To sacrifice is yearly occurrence-to women, daily
Like being uncommon simple nature is
the most complex thing in the world
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07
Filling Space
By A. NOBODY
Judge Not
BY A. NOBODY

Judge Not
udge not that We be not Judged for with what Judgment
We Judge shall be Judged and with what mee
shall be measured to you again.
In Judging him. We said he failed, O, shame
What We knew of the iron way he trod
How dare you place DEFEAT against his name?
Are you the mouthpece of Almighty God!
Sheer on and censure him just thou wilt
Alone and still unnamed, he bears his loss;
You scofing dare claim that blood was split
In vain, for such as he, upon
Condemn him. yes-but voice of angels speak
To all who fall softly in darkest night:
You not lost O Son of God just weak
You still have yet another fight
Go on The Quest holds lure-and it is SWEET
good chance thou hast left to reach thy goal.
On, on, until one day when eyes will greet
The record of a cleaner winter SOUL
Are you the keeper of the Judgment scroll
Ye dare to udge-sience your awful love,
Each man of us is captain of his soul
And captain be, till God adds up the
THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN-The judge spoke: By your
admission, John Doe you guty-not only of this
crm but of others far You admit that you served
time every in the everything that's bad
and then You be prison for twenty for
this crme but because you told the truth will discharge
you Go, and sin more
THINGS TO WORRY ABoUT-Over in Africa the women
have stockings.
BooUEr-DE LUxE-He might have broke his plate, but
he didn't break his Lutte
Men are APRIL when they WOO, DECEMBER when they
wed.-As You Like It.
And ever after some MAY in AUGUST manner with
face frosty JANUARY and temper that sizzles like
JULY tells him to MARCH straight home with his pay
envelope
9TH hruble wild us, said Mrs. OGrady she
perused the Mirror is that nvenS tn wrong purgaOry
ntrey instead of being selfpity should be Of
shame"
SOCIETY NorE.-After being a vacation for several
months in the Cities former contributor has returned to
the home HEARTH and has been position leading
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15
their home.

Today's news in today's Daily Times
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15
MINING CONCERN PLANS MUCH
 WORK

The Cordova Mining & Developing Company, of which Dr. W. H. Chase. of this city is president, will go into the mining game on an extensive scale. Aside from the development of a group of gold quartz claims in the Port Wells district, on which a re- markable rich showing has been made, the company will branch out into other lines in connection with mining. They will purchase a Harmon & Deeyer standard drill. made here in Cordova, for the purpose of not only prospect ing their own ground at depth, but will contract for prospecting other proper ties, as the demand may arise.
 They also propose to place a boat on the sound and make regular trips between Cordova and Port Wells. A
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15
MAR|POSA BRINGS LARGE LIST OF
 PASSENGERS

The steamer Mariposa arrived in port from the south about 10 o'clock last night and sailed west about 6 o'clock this morning. The Mariposa carried a very large list of passen- gems, among whom were the following for points on Prince William sound.
 Cordova- c. H. Sickles, Ed. Olson, Wm. Patrick, Ray Erchinger, Mir. Jones, F. J. Anderson, Frank Kraemer. H. Pfester, F. Moreny, H. J. Chris topher, J. EBoynton, John Mihalcik, Mrs. A. c. Larson. A. II. Bryant, w. w. Elliott, John Hamill, Mrs. F. M. Schaupp, and two children, Fred Elk holm, H. Nakamura, Mrs. Nakamura, R. H. Graham, c. B. Frank, E. A. Hegg, Gus. Green and Il steerage.
 Valdez-Mrs. M. Solman, NJ. w. Pearson, Mrs. S. McKeoun, Mrs. J. Boyle and child, R. A. Squire, c. E. DeRosier, P. F. Cummings and AZ steerage
 Fort Liscum-Mrs. w. B. Meister.
 Latouche-L. Platt and steerage.
 Seward-Capt c. A. Johnson, F. E Parker, Thos. Henessy, Mrs. J. lib bard, E. Lucas, E. H. Christensen Vernon Brown, Gaston Hardy, J. VII son, H. A. Emery, R. Ashland E. s Jennings, D. l.. Kerr, Mrs. F. L. Byers, F. E. Youngs. J. S. Osmund Mrs, Osmund, Frank Murphy, Mrs. C. w. Hammond, F. S. McCluskey, J. A. Nelson, B. A. Wickstrom, F. A. Ack. CTS, c. H. Matheas, Arthur Morse, c NJ. Marvel, Ray Foote, Miss S. Sex. ton, s. s. Soper, l.. Wyatt, R. L Mathison, Geo. K. Carter, A. Levine, Oscar Hogberg, Jno. Gardner, J. H. Sutton, c. c. Bush, John w. Long, Mrs. Long, Milton Long. Edgar Pro. vinse, Henry Leyron and IS steerage
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15
REGULAR ADMISSION

ION 15 and 25 Gents
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15
PLAN FORMATION
 OF TENNIS CLUB

With T. s. Scott as the moving spirit, a number of Cordovans are planning the formation of a tennis club and the making of a court. A letter has been written to John Lyons. of Valdez, asking permission to use the lot adjoining the Windsor hotel for this purpose, and if consent is given, the court will be placed there. There are a number of excellent tennis players in town, and some interesting matches will be played during the coming summer.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15
PIONEER MERCHANT
 CALLED BY DEATH

Adam Bloch, the wellknown mer- chant of Seldovia, died at his home in that place last Wednesday. Funeral services were held over the remains on Friday and the body was laid at rest in the local cemetery.
 MT, Bloch had conducted a mercan- tile and trading establishment at Sel- dovia for many years, and was well and favorably known to hundreds Of miners, prospectors and fishermen with whom he had done business. He left a large family, one of his daugh- ters, Mrs. A. K. Johansen, being d resident of Cordova.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15
ALASKA CRUISE CLUB
 COMING NORTH LATER

Mrs. Mary K. Hart, formerly of Cor dOva is the hostess of the Pacific Coast Steamships exhibit at the Panama Pacific International Exposition. She is also president of the Alaska cruise club, which is the travel club of the North and has membership of over 1000 enthusiastic travellers. It Is the intention to hold a reunion in midsummer, when Sir Thomas Lipton, one of the members, visits the fair, and later the club expects to make a cruise to Alaska
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15

customs assay office will also be main tained at Port Wells
 The company will also be prepared to furnish capital for the development of mining properties of merit. either in the Port Wells country or elsewhere.
 The main offices of the company will will be maintained in Cordova.
 On the company's property at Port Wells extensive development is plan ned for the coming summer. Larger quarters will be erected and the force of men employed will be largely in. creased. Ample capital has been Sc cured and the work will be well under way by the middle of next month
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15

c. A. Vinger and c. P. Riley, two well-known travelling men, were south bound passengers on the Admiral Evans.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15

Among the arrivals on the Mari. posa last evening were a number Of Fairbanks men, who left on the train this morning for the interior
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15

Today's news in today's Daily Times
 By subscribing for The Daily Times you are supporting a Cordova enter prise.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15

Mrs. r. Schaupp and two children. Of Chitina. were arrivals on the Mariposa last evening, and left this morning for their home.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15

Our former townsman Robert Ash land was a passenger on the Mariposa for Seward.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15

You want the best for your money. then subscribe for The Times, Daily ar Weekly, or both.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15

Fresh shipments Of corn on the cob at Kinney's.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15

The best meals in town served at the Windsor grill.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-03-15

Oh, Paddy, dear And did you hear of the dance that's comin' aroundw.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-07
THEMlSTOCLES

When Themistocles was asked by
his host at a dinner party to enter.
tain the guests by playing the lutte he
replied that he could not play the
fiddle. but that he could make a small
town q great city. We have in this
nation many politicians who are good
"nddlers.' but they cannot make q
small town . great city. We are over.
run with orators who can play upon
the passions Of the people, but they
cant put brick and mortar together.
We need builders.
Let those who hunger and thirst for
power understand that the highest
glory Of . statesman IL to construct.
and that It 10 better for man that he
should build public highway than
that he should become Governor Of =
state. and that he start Q plow than
that he become the author Of q law.
The true test Of statesmanship IL the
piow and the hammer. % lot those
who would govern. nrst build.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-07
REFLECTIONS

A polite child is usually the
forerunner of an adult gentle
men
Remember the man who ad-
vertises. He has something to
advertise.
Be loyal to the flag OF our
country. You need it more than
it needs you.
Your best friend is the one
who knows your fanlts and still
remains your friend.
Don't kick because your beau
smokes a pipe The pipe IS bet
ter than the bottle.
Artistic young ladies who
tire of the modern novel will find
interesting reading in
the bible and the cook book.
That charming blush of coy
maiden oft times comes from the
nearest drug store and dlsap-
pears with the evening scrub.
A dreamer is generally a nice
amiable, harmless sort of crea-
ture whose principal noise in
this world is made in his own
dreams.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-07
THE GYPSY CAMP.

This entertainment which vii
be held on August 9th, Friday
from six o'clock until ten O'Clock
y. M. at the Alma House, for the
benefit of the Presbyterian La.
dies Aid Society is going to be
some entertainment.
Gypsies are a mysterious peop'e
and these gypsies are more mys-
ferrous than the imported artlc.e
Vague rumors are heard of some
who will tell YOUR past and your
future when their palm is crossed
with silver of beautiful gypsy
tents; Of refreshments prepared
by their own hands, etc.
These refreshments will not
however be Of the usual gyspy
nature, and will conform to the
ideas laid down by DR.. Bowling.
For this occasion all the older
gypsy women have gone into
retirement and only the younger
ones will appear, so it is a sure
thing that all the men in this Sec
tiOn will be there, 80 the wives
had better take precautions and
make arrangements to accompany
them.
1t is also that there is going to
be several numbers Of vaudeville
by artists not imported from the
metropolitan Opera House Of New
York City. We. mention this fact.
for these are said to be really
good entertainers. There will be
arrangements made to take care
of the numerous throng which
will be in attendance, and we are
going to take several 'Jitneys' in
orr pockets. and are going to see
what we can. Friend wife saws
she is going with us to enjoy the
fun. but We are not going to al
low her to 90 into the fortune tel
lers tent with us and hear our for
fune told. No ineed. We have
the date. August 9th marked
down in our book, and shall spend
the time from 6 to 10 p. NJ. at the
gypsy Camp.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-07
1T IS JUST PLAIN COMMON
SENSE WHEN YOU COME TO
THINK ABOUT 1T,

Don't spatter a pint of brains
over the vast field of art. science
and literature. Don't think that
a smattering of Greek and Latin,
Analytics and college yells make
one learned man or fits him for
business, and don't hitch a bus
mess brain to Greek lexicon.
. Many a man becomes nothing by
trying to become all. The shot
gun uses much more ammunition
than the rife (but it ism t half as
effective except on little game.
If you wanted to be a dentist
you wOuldn t attend a law school.
If you wanted to be eye, ear. nose
and throat specialist, you would
not attend a theological school.
If you wanted to be a lawyer you
would not attend "a medical uni
versity. Why not apply the
same good common sense if you
want to be a business man or
woman and attend college that
makes a speciality Of thoroughly
preparing it's graduates by giving
them complete course in the fol-
lowing subjects: Bookkeeping,
Craftsmanship, Shorthand, Type
writing, Money and Barking
corporations and Finance, Taxa
lions and Public Finance, Private
Secretaryship, Advertising, Bust
ness Law, business English. Com
mercial Arithmetic, Real Estate,
and Insurance, Commercial His
tory. Higher Accounting, Eco
Monies. Parliamentary Law, Mana
gerialship. Cotton CHASING. Tele-
graphy and Station Work. etc.
The professions are all over
crowded; it requires half a life
time for one to succeed in them.
and half fortune to begin sue
cess. With business it is not so.
The average business man earns
S27 10000 more than the profess
sional man in the average earning
period of life. Get busy: do
business men spend effort on dead |
languages and other things two
thousands years old, when living
issues and golden opportunities
are calling the man. The above
subjects are the things that bus
mess men should know and they
must learn in a practical bus
ness training school like the Tv-
err Commercial COLLEGE of Tyler
Texas. A school that has for
vears studied the demands Of the
world and are meeting
hem. Yonnp- friends, there is no
walk Of lie that Won can nr~Sre
IS successfully without . business
rain'n"' as with it. Write TO-
'av for catalooue and begin
hlnkinp seriously Of vonr prep
~"-'c- fr- lifc's duties.
Next week this paper will nub-
oh intp~astinr etatoments from
1any of Amer;"a's greatest
'atos'"nn and business men AS to
ne value of business training.
cad II.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-07
THE LAYMAN's DUTY

There never was q time when
preachers and politicians formed IN
unholy alliance that civilization did
not shrek out and Christianity cry
aloud. Since the beginning Of gov.
ernmsnt politicians have sought to
decoy the ministry into the meshes Of
politics and make them carry banners
In political professions. They have
taken the ministry to the mountain
top OF power and offered to make them
monarch Of Ill they surveyed, and
while most Of them have said. Get
thee behind me Satan" . few have
fallen with . crash that has shaken
every pulpit In Chriotendom.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-07
SHERIFF Sll
HYPOLlTE PAfpr
W..
ALPHEE DELCAnM
State of Louisiana, Parish vi
Judicial Distrlct c.

| Notice is hereby given .Aai
a writ Of Fisrl Fscjaa i,.uu,
above entitled and numb%ri
to me directed, |, Gooru i
Sheriff, through J.,F. Bressl /.
1T, duly sworn and quslifsiI
the Parish of lberis, Ia. h,w,
will offer for sale and WiB n
Auction FORCASH, and shk
ment, to the last and him
the front door Of the Ceur 4
City OF New Iberia, L., M
sale hours, OH
SATURDAY, SEPT. lltlelf
the following DESERVED ropsk
A certain tract 81 lesl ~
baildingaAnd improveseaigM
thersuntd belongings, sliusls)hI
ish Of Iberia, Stas Il Len
place called Cctesu IN ~ n
measuring and conlsll1e M
seventies arpents fronlwIlo n
zaire Babineaux, b. 61llAlaA
allel lines of seven srpselee 1f|
through and across to pgp
Matilda Romero HSsd, =
an area of forty aspsstk ~
by the property Of Nm
Huval. property Of Osaaf
property of Odille Hasille, el
perty of Oscar viatof. ri ~
perty of Belizaaire BsblsgouI
To pay and satisfy thsnge
Hundred ($l2O0) DolIsss stls
interest per annum iron lFlE
and 10 per cent addiflesM = q
cipal and interest ~ Ait3k
sosts of these procsedipsl
Given officially this ~ ~
4. ID. 1915.
GEO. HENDsDgo1 ]
per j. F. Bsoas1
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-07

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-07
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-07
LOST BILL CASE.

Lost between New Iberia and st. Mar
finville about ID days ago one Alligator
covered pocket case with one subscription
book OF Chain Oil Co. and two shares of
stock issued to Luke Trsinor and Fred
Decuir encloaed. The public 10 warned
not to negotiate same. Finder will
please return to the undersigned and get
reward.
j. 3. SUBTLE,
,t New Iberia, La.