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JOHN AND JEN,
A sad but beautiful Ineiden, Of True
Love,

ny PETER y. CIR.
The beautiful Jen
Was the charmer OF men,
with form like queen Of story
She was blooded aud rich
And twas hard 10 say which
Was the pearl In the crown Of her glory.
John, ugly as sin,
Was the clerk OF an Inn,
(Which made him 4 whale among mlnnows
Met tie iairy by chance
one night NJ n dance
And his heart went yearnlng 10 win hers
John loved her AT sight
Win n passion whose might
Would beggur The song of u poet;
Twas ns hard and Ms iull
Az the Kick Of u mule
Or tho Dutt OF masculine goat.
With u love thus Intense
John had the scents
That the druggist could 'flcture or sell him
with the ottar of rose
He went for hor nose
TIL she dearly delighted to smell him.
And then his dear hair!
II was parted with care
In the middle, and brushed with devotion
And his pnnts.werc rs light
AS John was thc night
He mistook the goose pond for nm ocean
But while, Ike bloom,
He dispensed his perfume,
Delighting the smellers Of Jenny,
Her heart never bent
To the bait worth a cent
And ofJohn she would"thanl you,notany."
hut Jen being kind,
And beholding him blind
In his zeal for her beauty and riches,
with a womanly ruth
Told John the plain truth
lie was getting too large for his breeches
This awful rebuff,
Twas as grinding and rough
AS the innermost coat OF gizzud-
His soul was depressed
And he humbled his crest,
Like u sad and disconsolate Lizard,
"My pants confess,
Are small degree less
Than comfort consulted would bear them,
But Judge me not, Jen,
by my trowsers, for when
The tights are the style, | must wear them"
"Well, then, to be plain"
Said Jen, ait Is vain--
will speak without figure or riddle,
never can bear
with noodle whose hair
Is apart on his top in the middle"
John tainted at this,
For next TO the bliss
or winning the heart OF h Jewel,
He loved without guile,
That ravishing style,
And thus to assail II was cruel.
"My charmer, for thee
would wade through the sea,
Or climb up pole that was greasy.
I'd brave the smallpox,
Or wear wooden socks
In August, and deem the task easy,
ard sit like seal,
On an iceberg, and feel
Quite happy, If You should will it.
But elsewise to part
This ere hair, oh my heart,
Dear Jen, this poor heart, 1t would kill it."
The frown that she frowned
Spread gloom all around,
SO dark that to roost flew all the chickens;
She curled up herllp
And-took fresh dip
With her mop, and responded "the dickens!"
Twas all that she said
But she looked at his head
80 straight that she set II to aching,
Then turning about
Walked suddenly out
In style that was simply heait-breakiDg.
With soul full of gloom
John went to his room
And stood alone facing the mirror
"lf part on the side
am ruined!" he cried,
"And thus to still keep i'll fear her.!
He stood like stone
In that room all atone.
The night 1t was awtully chilling;
His stockingless toes
Were the first that were froge-
Yet he stood there, to change 1t unwilling.
The morn came at last
And then the breakfast,
But John was not there for his rations,
For alas! he was dead,
And his beautiful head
Still cleaving in death to the fashions!
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NOTIGE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN under the Law each male resident OF
this State over twenty-one ana under sixty
years il subject to poll tax of four dollars
Any person or persons, company or corpora
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Notice.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

VUHEREAS, THE COMMISSIONER OF
w the General Land Ofice, in letter dated
July 8, 1874, ordered that the lands in Town.
ship 23, North Range s East, in the District Of
Lands subject to sale at Olympia, ". T., should
be withheld "from disposal - agricultuia!
lands. until the non mineral character thereon
shall be fully established" And, whereas. Ed
ward ponahuu. who nled his declarstory state,
ment in this office. claiming under the preemps
ton law the Southwest quarter Is. ". ~ o.
makes application to enter said land - agrlcui,
tural land, and has filed with the Register Q.
this office his own afiaavit, declaring that fnefe
is not within the limits Of said land. to ms
knowledge, any coal. or other valuable mineiA
deposit, and that said land Is essentially non
mineral land" Now, therefore, in accerdancSS
with instructions from the COmmissioner o.
the General Land Ofhce, 1t is ordered thss seS I
timony touching the character Of said land snsA
be taken before the Clerk Of the District Coa.s.
holding terms at the City Of Seattle, in and ~
the County Of King. 1t his Office. In the ciV "a
Seattle, ON the 4th day Of September, 1872; ~ ~
ginning at the hour ell o'clock. r. NJ. o. wnHa =,
time and place al persons having interest," ~
the matter Of the character Of said descnS "a
land are required to appear. and there s1o ~
then TO present such evidence q may sefve ~
fully estAhiish the character OF SAID use. ~, ~
land. and whether the same contains any 'A'1
able deposit Of mineral or not. ,.....
Given under our hand, a4 the United e'.s ~.
District Land Once, in Olympia, ". T.' 'N''
2Ath day Of July, 4. D.. 1875.
j. +. BROWN. Register: ,
ROBERT g. STUART. Hsee''''