The Albany News. (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, November 6, 1908 Page: 2 of 8
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The Newspaper Way. the knee to the wealthy, even
The people who expect to con- though {M»r.
stantlv boost the town should To refuse to make a living in
deal with the paper in a spirit of a Questionable vocation.
reciprocity and assist it In what- To refuse to do a thing which
ever way possible that it may you think is wrong, because it is L
measure up to the requirements customary and done in trade,
of a newspaper. There is man- To be talked about and >et re- j
ifested in most, places too much main silent when a word would
of a disposition to use the local 1 justify you in the eyes of others, j
paper when it is desired to do so, but which you cannot speak with- j
and then ignore it unless it can!ou^ injurj to another. j
be used to serve some special! To face slander and lies, and
purpose. The best papers right-1 to carry yourself with cheertul-
fullv resent such treatment.- ness, grace, and dignity tor
Brown wood Bulletin. : >'ears- b*fore the he can be cor"
Newspaper men take a great rected.
pleasure in being able to help To -stand firml) erect while
the town from which it draws its others are bowing and fawning
but they sometimes for praise and power.
RELIGIOUS
patronage
lose heart and patience, when
the people and the institutions
for which they labor hardest
show such little appreciation of
the work done for them. How-
ever. most newspaper men bury
To remain in honest poverty
while others grow rich by ques-
tionable methods.
To say "No" squarely when
those around you say "Yes."
To do your duty in silence, ob-
Services at 8aptist Church.
Sunday 11 a. m. subject: "The
Endless Life." Evening service
7:30 subject:, "Onward and Up-
ward Forever." All especially
invited to attend. J. A. Brendell.
Sunbeam Program.
Subject —Righteousness.
Scripture reading—1 Sam. 26.
Song.
Reading—Lois Poer.
Recitation- Ethe K.
Song. Prayer.
Reading—Howard R.
Recitation—Beatrice A.
Song. * '
Recitation —Luther Ivy.
Roll call. Song.
Dismissed bv Watchword.
these memories of ungrateful scurity; and poverty, while oth-
beneficiaries of their generosity, ers about \ou prosper through
and continue to battle for all neglecting or violating sacred ob-
those things that are good, beau- ligations.
tiful and pure.—Cleburne Enter-
prise.
It Takes Courage.
To speak the truth when, by a
little prevarication, you can get
some great advantage.
To live according to your con-
victions.
To be what you are and not!
pretend to be what you are not.
To live honestly within your
means, and not dishonestly upon
the means of others.
Not to bend the knee to pop-
ular prejudice.
Cotton Weighed in Albany.
Up to Wednesday evening there
had been 3384 bales of cotton
weighed in Albany as reported
by J. H. Biggs, public weigher.
, There has been some cotton
brought to Albany that was not
weighed here.
To Subscribers.
B. Y. P. U Program.
Nov. 8. 1908.
Subject — "A Bible Study —
Peace.''
Scripture reading —Gal. 5: 25-
26.
Leader —Miss Thelma Sikes.
Song. Prayer.
- Peace of soul promised —Paper
by M iss Mary King.
What is the grace of God?—
Address by Mr. J. A. Middleton.
Peace in an emergency- Paper
by Miss Pet Williams.
What can we do to keep this
peace?— Address by Dr. Casey.
Paper on permanent peace —
Bv Curtis Harris.
say well that kindness shown
the immigrant at this jxjint meets
with appreciation immediately
! and will show good fruits later.
Just as we are learning that
right attention given our children
! is the solution of how to bring
the world to Christ. So I believe
that this kind of work that you
are now beginning is the solution
'of our "foreign problem." The
Roman Catholic church is pow- j
erful because it reaches out aj
helping hand. "I was a stran-(
ger and ye took me in." That-
is Christianity that will stand in
the day of judgment.
If the christian does not meet
the foreigner as a friend, depend
upon it. others in simulation of
friendship will meet him. I say
this is a beautiful thing. Yours
in fellowship.
H. M. Press Reporter.
Thanksgiving Night.
Miss Dora Williams, instructor
in oratory in the Reynolds Acad-
emv and Public School, will give
a recital in Albany Thursday,
November 26. The recital will
be given for the benefit of the
libraries of the two schools.
Notice.
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A nice organ and sewing ma-
chine for sale, both nearly as
good as new. Will sell at a bar-
gain or take a good cow in trade.
Ben Wofford,
At WorTord's Buarding House.
WILL G. STANDIFER
The
ailor
Ladies' and gent's clothes
cleaned, pressed and re-
paired. Hats cleaned, dyed
and remodeled. :: :: ::
Albany, Texas.
DR. J. R. RICKER
DENTIST
Graduate University of Pennsyl-
vania.
Office with Dr. Cassy.
Permanently located in Al-
bany. Texas. Phone 62.
Your Patronage respectfully
solicited.
What part does God have in
As most of the subscriptions to thjs peace'?-Address by Rev.
When mortified and embar- Albany News expire^during Brendell.
the fall months, those who know closing exercises.
themselves to be in arears will
please remit.
rassed by humiliating disaster,
to seek in the wreck or ruin the
elements of future conquest.
To throw up a position with a
good salary when it is the only
business you know and you have
Posted.
No fishing or hunting allowed
in any of my pastures. — W. D.
Reynolds.
Attention! Albany Rifles.
The Albany Rifles drill on the
second and fourth Saturdays of
each month at 8 o'clock. All
are commanded to be present.
Nothing but a legal excuse will
be accepted on account of ab-
sence. Optional drill will be
held every Wednesday night at
S o'clock, those who do not at-
tend the regular Saturday night
drill will be given the opportunity
to attend the optional drill on
Wednesdays. By order of
J. R. Ricker,
Captain Commanding.
Home Mission Notes.
We mentioned some time ago
Box Supper. 1 t^e 0f a home for immi-
The ladies of the Snalum com-j granls m Galveston, where they
a family depending upon you, be- munity will give a box supper could be met and cared for on
cause it does not have your un- Saturday night, November 7. for landing. Now it is in active
qualified approval. benefit of the Buckner Orphan's operation and a temporary home
is provided for them and assis-
' tance is given by people who
feel real friendliness for them.
The first ship that was met by
i our representative landed on
July 16. bringing 180 passengers.
To refuse to knuckle and bend Home. Everybody invited.
Every Month
! over one hundred of whom found
[writes Mrs. E. Fournier of Lake Charles, La., "Ift.
used to suffer from headache, backache, side ache. n p
J. B. GEORGE
The Old Reliable Druggist.
Keeps the Best of Everything and Just
What You Want.
The Purest Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals. A
full line of Druggist Sundries, Perfumery, Soaps,
Brushes, Combs, and the Finest Line of JEWELRY
in Shackelford County.
Ipressing-dowu pains, and could hardly walk. At
last I took Cardui, and now I feel good all the time.
It Will Help You
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Cardui is a medicine that has been found to act
Iupon the cause of most women's pains, strengthen-
ling the weakened womanly organs, that suffer be-
Icause their work is too hard-for them.
It is not a pain "killer," but a true female I
remedy, composed of purely vegetable ingredients,
perfectly harmless and recommendedfor all sick
I men, old or young
harmless and recommended for all sick wo-
Trv Cardui. Women's Relief.
ALL DBUQ STORES
250. Read the following letter
from one immigrant.
Dear Sir:-I have just read in
the Advocate about the Metho-
dist Immigration Bureau at Gal-
veston. I am constrained to say
what a sensible and beautiful
work this is. My parents were
immigrants and I came to.Amer-
ica with thim as a child, old
enough to remember the. time
and conditions, 1 know of the
triais and feelings of an immi-
grant when he is set down upon
our shores. He is as a child in
strange surroundings with father
. and mother gone. Were nothing
involved but his helplessness and
bewilderment, it would be to him
the greatest kindness for one to
go to him in genuine friendship
and make him feel that brotherly
kindness is practiced here. You
Our Prescription Department receiv es our most careful
attention at all hours of the day or r.ight.
\\ e have faithfully served the good people of Albany
and Shackelford County for fifteen years. We ask a con-
tinuance of Your trade, and more of it.
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Baker, Paul. The Albany News. (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, November 6, 1908, newspaper, November 6, 1908; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth403213/m1/2/: accessed May 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Old Jail Art Center.