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e 4 s' I WE SELL EVERYTHING... J. P. HEARD & SONS, Bankers and General Merchants. ' VIEflrtA. GEORGIA. ':% A ± THE VIENNA NEWS. I progress and education. TWICE* A* WEEK. T. A. ADKINS, JR.. Editor. Material prosperity and public education go hand in hand, says | the Macon News. Whatever ad vances the one assists the other, A I certain degree of material prosperi- 7)jfficial Organ Dooly County, ty must precede the establishment T. A. Jr., and W. T. ADKINS, Proprietors. Official Organ Of the City of Vienna. Entered at the PustoIBce at Vienna, Ga., as Second Class Mail Matter. SELFISHNESS. Advertising rates furnished on request. ®^,The News will not be responsible («r views expressed by correspondents. rath or subscription: One copy one year $1.00 Ope copy six months 5° One copy three months .. • .*S Published WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. •PHONE No. II. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1902. The state road should be extend, cd to the sea by all means. The AdkiDS boys are giving the people of Vienna a rattling good paper in the News.—Cordele Daily News. J This ts the way in which a Kansas editor poetically lays a bouquet at the teet of his girl: ‘‘There is gladnets in her gladness when she is glad—there is sadness in her sadness when she is sad—but the gladness of her gladness nor the sadness of her sadness ts nothing to her madness when she is mad. After all, officials must be judged by their records in office. Judged by that standard, Commissioner O. B. Stevens has deserved well of the people. He has been honest, watchful, painstaking, thoughtful j this and industrious, never letting slip education. of schools; and, in turn, the edu cation furnished by the schools ad vances the property of a commu nity. One of the best reasons for desiring material prosperity is that it affords means, leisure and oppor tunity for human development. The whole effort of man is no longer devoted to supplying mete bodily needs. Thus what advan ces the material interests of a com munity or a state wilt assist the cause of education and must, in fact, to soma degree necessarily precede universal education. Phil anthropy may offer opportunities for education, but where the strug gle for life preoccupies a commu nity such opportunities cannot reach those who need them most. Universal opportunity tor 'such employment as at least relieves the pinch of poverty universal education. The ‘general prosperity of a community or u state is therefore the concent of the friends of education as well as of all good citizens. Those who look at the*matter intelligently do not lose sight of the fact thut material advancement is but the first step in the progress of humanity, that public or private wealth is no! an end in itself but a means to an end; they see. however, that the first step is necessary. There are those who urge education as a means of matcriul prosperity, and while it is true thut public education docs augment power for industrial ad vance, it is nevertheless true that is not the highest object of To favor education for Possibly theje 16 no man or wo man wholly free from selfishness. That intense concernment about self tyat leads to advance the in terest ot self regardless of others; interest. Such love for self is called selfishness, Satan uses this very powerful motive for the ac complishment of many of hts ne farious schemes. It oftentimes goes farther than to disregard the interest of others it seek? to use others lit their own. expense concealing the real motive, and holding up some other motive before them. It cares not bow much another may suffer, rather will cause another to suffer if that suffering will in some way aid in the accomplishtnen of some earnest ly desired purpose. Blessed would be the people who would consider the best interest of others, as well tft their own best interest.—Kx T. H. GREGOL.., UNSDILLa. - GEORGIA, DEALER IN General 4 Merchandise. • „ •> Plantation Supplies,IHighest Price Paid Buggies. If or all kinds of Wagons I Country and CoffinsJ , Produce. The Place to Go to Find Everythin? You Want. . LARGEST SUPPLY HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. Foley’s Honey and Tar must precede 1 rurcs colds, prevents pn.cuw.onih. HELP YOUR TOWN. an opportunity to improve the this alone is not only putting the service und to better the ugricul- car t before the horse in the order «Jf tural interest., lie has been progress, but it is belittling the aid tuithful, und the people know it I-Iw deserves the overwhelming indorsement that the people will give him und his administration in the primaries.—Ex. of education. While there is such :t Constant reaction between the ad vance of education and industrial progress that neither can continue without the other, it is only tho<c individuals who are exceptionally how | 8 vrong and ambitions that succeed the old black •‘mummy” of the j j„ obtaining an education in it coin A writer in an exchange has lengthy card on the subject ‘‘Help your Town.” In part lie says: Another way to help your town is to do nil you can to beautify it. Beautify your own property all you cun and then do all you can to help beautify the streets. Be friendly to everybody and cour teous to strangers. Your civilty will help make good impressions and will be carried away and cher ished. Never forget that you are a part of the town and that your department helps to make up the stranger’s estimate of the place Sell all you can and buy all you can at home. Every dollar that sent or ccrried away from the town makes it that much poorer The Baltimore Sun relate. .1 bride occupied .t place of honor at a fashionable wedding in that city last week. ‘‘All the ushers vied with one another for the privilege of escorting ‘ntammy’ to her seat, but the first born of her flock, Mr. William M. Dulany, would relin quish his rights to noncund tenderly escorted the faithful servant to her place, the little scune awakening in many hearts memories of days before the civil war, when the colored family servant held a posi tion of honor 4nd love in the household.” niunity held buck by hopeless poverty. All these considerations point to the fact that there is still much pioneer work to be done before universal education becomes ar actuality. This pioneer work con sists largely in developing the mu terial resource of the state, its land, mines, manufacturese and mcait6 of transportation, in giving paying employment to those who need it and in stimulating the ambition of all for advancement. This a. weil as direct efforts to extend opportu nitics for education, is urgently - HE KEPT HIS LEG 'twelve yean ago J W Sullivan of Hartford. Conn., scratched tiis leg with a rusty wire. Inflimmatlou and blood poitining set tn, For two rears he »uf. fered intensely. Then the best doctors urged tu..nutation, "hut'* he writes, **I used one bottle of Electric Iti'ter.*, and i t-3 boxes ol ttucklcu's Arnaca Salve utv leg was sound and well as ever.” For eruptious, eczema, letter salt rheum sores, and all blood disorders Electric Hitters lias no rival on earth. Try them Will guarantee satisfaction or refund money* Only 50c. Vienna Drug Co. F RESH AND CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CURED ‘‘For ten years I had chronic bronchi Its so bad that at times I could not speak j above a whisper," writes Mrs Joseph Coffman of Mnntmorcncl, Ind. '*1 tried nil remedies uvailable, but with no success Fortunately my employer suggested that I try Foley’s Honev and Tar. Its effect was almost miraculous, and I am now cured of that disease. On my recom mendation many people have used Foley’s Honey Hint Tar, nnd ulway* with sti.fac- ti n.” For sale by all dealers. Mr. A. KOOBIN has'just returned from New York where -he purchased A Large and Stylish line of -4-New tStyle Fabrics*)-- CONSISTING OF Pique, Batiste, French Ginghams, Dimities, Organdies, and a beautiful line of Embroideries and Laces, Silks. Satins, Ribbons. All "Widths and Qualities. ALSO THE MOST feEAUTIFUL LINE OF LADIEs’ AND MISSES’ HATS EVER BROUGHT-TO VIENNA- Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Neckwear, Clothing, Shoes, Slippers to Fit Everybody And Other Seasonable Goods too Numerous to Mention You are respectfully Inylted to call and Inspect our New Goods. H. R00BIN 8t ©0. Miss Ellen M. Stone ii tn trouble with the lecture bureau. She seems to have signed with too many and each are clamorous for its ex clusive rights in the kidnaped missionary. We read that ‘‘an enormous crowd filled the court house in Boston, but that Miss Stone disappointed them by going in at a side door and not entering the court room until it was neces- sary to go on the witness stand. needed and to some extent must cu „ . ..... . . „ . . . bbc seems to wish to reserve her precede any marked advance public education. fora, oney dad Tar * sure. No opiates. Warner Hill, Terrell's campaign manager tapped Mr. Sidney Tap, campaign manager for Guerry, a pretty hard lick in hi. reply in re gard to a division of time for Mr. Guerry with Mr Terrell in a speech the latter is to make in Atlanta in the near future. It seems to us that Mr. Guerry needs everything else but division of time as it takes all ot his time to get tn his person alities and forces himself to leave off giving solutions to the many evils that he s.-iy* e^iit in Gaorgi-i. charms for the lecture platform, und it might be wiser to reserve them altogether. Unless her prin ted pictures do her a great injust.ee she would do well to confine her self-to magazine articles relating lur experiences with the naughty brigands.—Macon Telegraph Loans, Loans, Loans. WE CAN PROCURE A LOAN FOR YOU ANYWHERE FROM $180.00 TO $5,000,00 with Interest from 6, 7 TO 7 I 2 PER CENT.' AND AT A VERY SMALL COST. HENDERSON & JORDAN. 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