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, 1883-10-06

joe Kirkland, from Nl:i,on, IS NJ the
streets 20 day.
Franz, Ols-lii viii leave foc Lucca. III Tus-
c4ny, unier ltA:ias sunny skies IN TUESDAY
next.
Plenty 1t sIaelt in the market a, present.
BEING 80 near Portland now, our Sblarkrts
should %. y.r l. without them.
The Sidewalk crossing, Of Alder street At
Fourth, Is Icing IrIsjrei much u the com
font II the people in that neishborhoot.
John L. Sharp-t-in and Sam Stine have re.
TUNED from their camping utexped:iior, ane
ci,u keep their friends supplied with hsh and
came yarns uutil next summer.
The Medical Lake Pros, after booking for a
long time rs if it had oeen rolled with horse
collar and worked " on a cheese press, viii De
sold 70 tie highest bidder i0r cash On Satur-
day rext.
P.B. johnson, If the Union, has tsken his
departure far Oh ympia Wit, tae idea Of getting
& Gle: ship. 1t our Snlons will te bat guided
in tier work by him there Is little doubt but
thss they VIII return home covered with glory
--or >,,nethiag e!-e.
Corson & = clsg-.l found the Te.s Il heir
store inundated = !rh the siUsh AMI sraieJI.I-,
from the Chimes laundry adjoining, NaIah:
Rohinso. tJ1k the matter IL haEd, 2Et - SIe
in hoI,,S the wsetched Guissace wil re ia
ted Nothing but force viii ever Il 'ineice a
ChinlEian toward cleanliness
We are very sorry 10 recrEl tie death, IT
State crsel; on Salmon river az H.: good old
lady Nrs. John Woods She VS. aS high
,nulei. charitable, motherlv ia,iy s. ever lived
and many miner to whoIG slio was = irisnd
IN sickness or misfortune, wIl drop a silent
tear % her memory. Pe.c5 I" Esr ashes.
Tie newly discovered E,iues in the CotEr
d'Alene range, snould ts n4I.ed ''it"s EN-
for the first parties who wen: Ia, located
the whole creek, usinS the Names Il Uidpws II.
Illinois and iud.es in Missouri. Old Ii.eTs
who came IN late Knocked their claims into
.ni.hereens by Just s;aking all the ground, aud
holding it ny the good old law oi nici and
shovel AID an i!iary siN-=i.sl tec handy
Thomas Humphrey has just returned IL
Pslouse City from an extended respecting
tour IN the mouztains. lie reports that there
i. 10 donbt but what valuable mines have been
discovered on the Cc-Gr dAlsne. Parties in
Palouse City have received letters from their
friends who have been for sorse tine III the
rew mines, stating that they are making from
! SIS To so per day to the man, and that they
viii not lie nome until the winter drives them
out oi the MINES.
, 1883-10-06

Ia Virginia. zhero the political cauldron
is perpetu.lly bubbiipg and secthing ike
3 hot spring, ,hey have sdop,sd An ingep-
ioas method Of inducing the attendance
Of vo,ers a. club meetings Each member
attending meeting get, q card entirling
him 20 20 cents, payable On election day
After MS ballot has been cas-, he can pres
cut IL, cards ofa.tendance up 20 the num-
Der Of teB, aud get tLem honored for a
to:al amount II g. What ne,tl-E1.
No one No email, but = Liliiputian Ma
hone. as 70 invent So ciose an imitation oi
letit larceny and escape its penalty.
, 1883-10-06
So 90 PER YEAR.


/ The Se. Psre Ne,rs. after AL eKeesieas
! opinion upon this reservation question. 10
! connection xi,h ,he N.a Pace Indians.
winds up a. follow:
lie, our rvaders iis in W. de;al's ot
whst NC bavc outlined and 'h,n study the
| moral eontainI Upon one side OF
Clearwater AL sc,iv-, ambitious. prosress-
We population IN the ful! tide Il e;~il,zA-
tion aud enjoying the high roon % i'r-s-
perity which al~ays attend. The active
development of new country. CpoH
the other ,ids Of Clearwater resioI nc
les. fertile, no lsss prodactirr, hus iyins
just - the Almighty hit !: 'sn thou,sna
years ag". Upon on- s,Ae the e''un,I,
rejoiccs and expands in th- genial sun
shine n civilization. rpon the either II
is crippled by the dry so' a. desciss.ou
and decay. The one oncoursses snter-
Prise and invites immigration; ths o:hor
retards it. The one i, thn public dogasin;
the other ~ the Neg Pre- Iuiian res0r.
vasioa.
Open :he Reservation
Sound logie, based uro. r-rfrc,
knowledge Of the facts. il the g,-s f ,h.
above.
After viewing spa,ty ot 81 iilci Ii ;;is,a,
calmly ".o through la; ii shi'e csr..
hlers, with al the ~u.J iIois oi Br,.
Hartes Heather Ctinee; Ut after secing
the skill with Smch the. trade in hor.ea;
or III fact to note their sklil si,i scumen
IN any directiou ot money s,ttiug. aside
from regular Anglo Saxon rro.l, ore - IN
ciined to b.iieya them Ne ,apxbiv Of a.
sumin, the yirlo tn.a OF individual re-
sroas:bi!i.y or eitsenshp rs any othe,
msn; and he losrs thai sympathy and IN.
tesnal regard for Mr., mdisa ~hioh ts
held for him formerly. The truth Of the
matter is, The Indian vii not work m
less h~ II made IL, and he cannot be
foncea while ne is Protected ou Ia. n.ssr-
yai,on- Lrt the government buy their
Ie,cr' - from them. pxy them far price
for il, and iaske every tub stand OH IT'S
own h' ;,on, aud be dependant upon sslf,
for support and existence uEisr the laws
as othcr men inust
, 1883-10-06

milling establishment. In addition 10 the
direct loss TO tie owners and tn oolrmuu
~, through the material CONSUMED and the
employees enforced iiieuess; this esilliug of
an iafant enterprise, which N the near ta-
tnre viii be 0ne of cur great Commercial sri
business supports. Is sincerely 70 Re regret
ted. Aithoa sh the ialr ease strac:aIe S;l:
soon be re-sIee;ei, the bare ,hoast, TIA. se
much OF valas Is " or-e than los;. h.is every
one With so-row. and heartfelt sympathy T
the owners. oslas 20 the fact ,hat all tbs
STarEsN,S'> force Of employees were sssis
ing IN drawing the engiu,s to the scene y
dlssster. aal IA Efforts On the aaminz de!d.
We ase :Eifie lat IA getting TO pr-ss to-
night
, 1883-10-06
The Railroad Love Feast.

S,N FKANClSCo, Sept. 26.-The railroad
managers OF lines west ot the Missouri rIver
al to-day, meeting practically closed Their
Labor BY !option Of All agreement, the suo
stance 0! which is as follows: Portland anG
Ssn Francisco are 20 lie common points,
t.k.us the came rates 20 ana from the eas1.
TAe Northern Pacific Is to make the SAME
through rates TO San Francisco via Portland
TIA. Other roads make 10 San Francisco Ill
rect, and the latter are to make the same
through rates to Portland wa San Francisco
that the Northern Pacific makes to Portland
direct. All lines are to maintain the pres
ent regular rates, except as notifications
may hereafter be mutually agreed upon. a
commissioner is to be appointed emPoWere
TO settle all disputed points and enforce
penalty on any comI any violating this agree
ment. The Northern Pacific Is gwen some
advantages north Of the California State hne
70 points other than Portlond and Astoria,
and other lines are gwen corresponding ad-
vabtages 10 points in California other than
San Francisco. The agreement goes into ei-
feet tb. first of next month, and expires oy
limitation December 81, 1854, but IS termIn-
able at an; time on ninety days notice from
any OF the companies. No commissioner
was selected, but sn appointment VIII DC
made as socn as possible. 1t IS the opinion
of railroad managers outside OF Northern
Pacific representatives, that the practical
working OF the arrangement will he 10 con-
fine the Northern Pacific to its own terri
torv, ss that railroad cannot ahold TO pay
water f.c gh;s between Portland and oan
Frane,s,,, which, under the agreement II
Will be obliged to do. and in addition b'eak
huIk at Portland if they seek 20 divert oaSi,
ness 10 and from Callforaia from the Old
overland route.
, 1883-10-06
AN EXCITING CHASE
fe Discover The Content. Of Eo.u.
OF Essence.

Last evening Marshal Robinsoh arrested
an Indian, who gave bis name as Spi-le-ah ,
Tor drunkenness. Upon his person was
found supply Of extract Of lemon. This
morning, under promise of liberation the
Indian pointed out one q cur most re.
Ponslbie business men as the party who
sold him the liquid. Under the impression
taat the "essence" contained whIskey, a
warrant was sworn cut for the arrest Vi par
ties. Bat our marshal, with his usual eau
ton, desired to make a certainty Of ais Gus
picions, and took the compound to compe-
tent chemist, and was astounded al the dis
every Of the following facts
Ihere is hundred fold more essence Of
lemon shipped from Portland now than the
legitimate consumption OF the trade de-
mands- The oidinary essence contains 30
per cent. OF alcohol. a. high percentage as
doss whisky. 1t can readily be seen Il at ii
al Indians stomach can stand the etrzIn, the
same amount Of t5e essence OF lemon " III
make him dunk, a, required OF whisky
Marshal Robinson spent hall day IN max
ing this discovery, and alter caationing the
merchant as to his danger IN selling such
articles 10 Iudisns, he felt greatly rewarded
by what he Lad learned. Hereafter instead
OF shadowing our saloons, he VIII keep his
eyes Oh the grocery stores; and promises that
the law shall be strictly en.crcei. Our cltl-
zens cannot be toe caretnl IN this regard.
While making the inquiries which led 10 the
above disclosures. one druggist very indig
nantly spoke OF the carelessness OF 5thrrs IN
his line, in selling liquor to minors without
an order. Our marshal intends to see 10 1t
that the liqour traffic whether from saloons,
groeerie' or drug stores Is confined t. lasitl-
mate channels.
, 1883-10-06
Real Estate Transfers.

TIE following conveysness were Ned On the
as.h and 9th inst: Leases-Martha j.
Lex. oren Buzzard and Emma Locke, to j.
{ Cox. lot No. Q, in block No ), in this city,
i.r the term Of 5 years, from May 9Th, 1888
Daais-Alvin L. Kineon to j. frahS
Both, Dated September 2ith, lssS; lot No.
6 IN block Nc. 5, in Cannsn's sdditi'n u
w.it,bury, eor-ii=ra.iOn sloO-
N,.bias Scheuss ct TX to Michael AecaItrv
- Ch,rie. Mccarthy, 20 scres IN section q
S5E. WN; cons Sioo.
, 1883-10-06
A New Class OF lmmiarlnts.

Fifteen car loads Of immigrants arrived
recently IN Toronto from Iceland. There Ere
700 persons IN the party. abont 400 OF whom
will settle in the western British posses
sion. Tie others will take up lani IN
Western States -EI.
The writer certainly cannot mean from
I,sI.na, for tie Irish do not leave tae oid
sod. but to es-sr- British rule, hence would
neye, 60 tc Canada. L, as IS writer me
immigrants came NON Ieeiand, to re strict
,v cnurt.ou ard in accord with ;heiT habits,
Ne should siye them cod reception.
, 1883-10-06

--,TTFD STATES OF AMERICA
~ : - glackn,AE. defendant: lon
j lo ...iv reirisei 10 aPpe@, u an sI''Ih a 81
a. ,gsi.lst YOU by - l, Case VI: D.
.r.E-' aErIl and K. II Baker, plaintiffs,
ts,l.''r -. Count OF the Territory oi
b :, 70 and ior the First Jrticlal us
Rrl. =, Io.,'in- terms at Wsila Waila,
-; ty,.'r-. ~ CONT. in said Territory, TO
Va .,r complaint ot plaintiffs hieI IN
20 ~, Comfy within twenty day'
va. ...y.,e Of this suinmons' exclusive
s;.' Is 49, -, a., service, Il served IN said
O - II 7. r.- served III said County but
t.-f-'-- -, =. IN thirty days. If served
s%1 ,I.t.s.al District IN the ierfl-
III, asys. Il served by paOiica-
-. I'm ~, days after the date OF this
- ~ lis slli Plaintiffs viii take
s. ,,..u.t you by default, according
.--'sI.:th. coup's.nt. This action
u't,,- - ilrsclose certain mortgage
i,-7 .r ,.fsniant TO plalutitis, upon
ii The = ! Except that portion
- -- Oh the northeast side Of the
'az5- - and Llocks numbered 4, >, 8,
l''.' nm Q. township 10. \, X ~ +,
=. !. - is MEMBERS ,, 3, 4, srd !, IN
" D. a'll-.sr5 aaI lots numbers L., 10,
t, ---i IN Flass ). all in the town OF
j. - :. - --.-r. Garfield Cc--.y, Wash
-, T.--..-r. SAID mortgage was given
E-'- E-.' ..s r.yne,t OF three certain prom
-. .-r-an.ing 70 3, 3s9- 80 and IN
,,.., .lsrr5a from August J iooi' a. one
-. l.r month md an attorney Tee OF
.gs r, e1rEi..aasc. said mortgage having
.--a trs.H by defendant.
NJ. he II ID, :. {. Winssrd, Associate
II .5- 81. rene Cour; II washington
-. sal III. u aid court, and tie
~ ,.e 4 REEVES AYKkS. Clerk:
.-rW Ga-rzrE, Deputy. Nv
tW.H. JgroN, Plaintiff Al:ys.
, 1883-10-06
Narrow Escape.

Is lady and gentleman were driving
along Fourth stIe.t in frUbt Of the SINE
House, beh,nd span Of spirited horses,
the reck-yoke Of one OF the animals became
loose, and the tongue dropped to the ground.
But for the presence OF aiird OF the oriver'
and the prompt assistance rendered by :
number Of gentlemen upon the scene, We
might he now chronieling the effects ol
Wild snd dreadful runaway. The lady oc'
capzr.t seemed 20 tie less concern-d =. heI
peril than many who .ocksi upon her calm
res=
, 1883-10-06
a Few Iearists.

Tbsrs are %, 900 Commercial travellers IL
o. Ur,te,i States. TAey cost their en- pioy-
s-it Is estimated. 500, ,0go.O coo yeAr.-
Es We are prepared to bsteFe even ihlr'
or ANYTHING else against u IN favor o. she
mich abused, and ever modes; 'oaris.
aad 70 shs sbove figures the wear and te1r
~ ths coumunIty's but.ouhoiss and . pa
rum., and the expense OF tsis army Is III
nv ircSlculsbl=.
, 1883-10-06

When Custom House Arthur receives
the Republican nomination, - hs svi-
den'ly all. We render il Mr.. Hayes vin
supper: him, sitter having him turned out
Of othce 70, dishonest practices. 1t i .
.,riking proof Of the machine and plum
de- methods Of the Republican party.
that The present incumbent" has the
Frat cal, for nomination, he holding the
purss-s.rines snd the political patronage
Of the country, which slnas elects Rspsb-
LEAN Presidents.
, 1883-10-06
OREGON d IraE-reEiinehiai S'o'h' q

New York gossip says that member q
the Northern Pacific pool states that Pres'-
den. Willard owns 5000 shares Of the Ore
40, and Transccntinental. ard that there
are only sII. goo, coo OF the Northsrn Pacific
,,-s-s-re' shares on the street. He estimates
the shor; interest at 5Q,0oo shNrss, and say E
the holdings CT the stock are as follows
Orero. & Transcontineutal, sl5,ce,ec
syndicate, S. Coz, GOO NJ. billing sl'0S''
Oso; New street house. so'''' s'''
tering. S3.oO0,OOO
, 1883-10-06
;F'os. e., Dd7V Of .HOr'dy

tn. livery iim %: Lee & A5iams have sold
out 10 Mir. Spencer, Of Wyoming, who viii 81
once taSs possessi"h,
The last striker. oi the ''iast spike. II Tom
B.,vr g; the Nad,s01jas,, ana he hits it 4 three
column hex,
Tbs vile. OF II. q. Simonds the painter.
:, a .rd,isa!y on Sunday. a; her residence or
V-bi,u.s!l street. L. i impossible, without =
.-s. lolt,a, aNaumausn u determine the
cause oi her Geath
There was an slarm If fire s0lnrl-d yester-
day Afternoon, whica upon inv sstlsatich,
trirnel Out I" Je but reE'nI.lIns oi the day
b f,Ie, among some oi Tue charrec ind sI.4ok-
IL. ruins. Az engine played upon TIE pl'e tor a
zine, ard all probability OF an'ther aiaIm'
nom that quarter, il destroyed.
, 1883-10-06

II 10 said OF the Governor u GrsAt
Eastern State iha. IL eultira,iog litses,
ture, and has desisted from passing his
evenings In beer saloon.-" II is - farsa
thing for 8 man 10 reform sitter getting
into pt lisics, that this casa il worthy q
notice. -.-EH Evidently not Democrat
ic Go,srnor, os& souid b. bourbon m
stead Of beer.
, 1883-10-06

The Publisher of the Morey letter, hss
beeu sent as delegate from his district
70 the state cJnventicn in New iors.
Nothing can more cersa;niy indicate Ar
thurs control of the Republican uaachin-
ery of his sts.e
, 1883-10-06
'ai'hTEiToE's seIICE.
ei iraus stone. Deceased.

Y - : HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
z.-.,----... S;-7d, administrative sid co-ad-
crf,'-, toe above namei estate. to the
4.a;,,. =. ::nd I'll Persons hsvin, claims
VII :, - c-csased. q exhibit the SAM.
fn,- =. - ssae~ssry vouchers, within opa y.ar
zs@-.-.- - p;-tl.eA;i, ( this ao.;ee, % The
Va, - - - y thsiE etsce IN tie city Of WaIls
.s;5 :. v. /, and 81 Iersons ina-b,ej 70 -.
a. - NJ naas- iun.di1.e settlement
''s cost JESSIE STONE.
Ai-u;,;,.. ANTOINE BESSFTTE.
Y..s... And Co Aiuinis.rator Of said
"allA- ". T, Aug. "A. 1855
, 1883-10-06

The Republicans are becoming svse3
day less so!iei,ious about the troubles n
the Democratic camp There . . degree
of domestic uupleassntnsss in the Repub-
ican biyonac which engages = very large
share of their attention.
, 1883-10-06
px,,f,s.x All the Rage.

ps.i,ior. to the lssi.lat;vs assembly are
n.ip, indus.rioualy circulited pro and con-
q. the church property taxation ana TIE
fsrc. question. Petitions on both subjects
t,- ,.d against, have naneroHs signatures
, 1883-10-06

Af,hur. they ssy, II recune'ird with tAs
"ha,f breeds" in New York. fhs more
the nsrrier, for it viii b fen ss1,Ss
again Ike the Cisrsland najcrity-
, 1883-10-06

No matter how much our people talk OF
s'home industry" with very few honorable er-
c4ptions, they srH patronize Portland, San
Francisco and even the e.st, fer work that e.n
lie performed better aRi cheaper her at home
With i've printing oiioes IN tins city, an OF
whom send ou: work of the finest quality, there
are vet business h1usys here tti..t send TO " ss-
tern Virginia and Ono for their work, and ss
.n-ttar Of course tack there they imagine
ze are vet An u:ciyiiz-i wiidsuess.
, 1883-10-06

Secretary Teller decides the pe'ns Ies
reservation boundary qssssion Ia iaS'f -
the ssstlzss.
, 1883-10-06

Governor Ekood. of Ior.. de-
cline. 10 decorate the tail end Of Mr..
Arthur ticket de does noe regard him
self a. a suitable attachment fcr . kite
, 1883-10-06
PORTLAND, sept. -, lSs:

There is li:tle II nothing dong in l"cal riar
ke;, exec, : v.llies. san Francisco, this date,
sen : the following: ''Firm for choice grades:
coarse and poor qualities are difficult to sell
exc-p, az concessions" We quote-Eastern
Or. 10 "a Is ct.. San Francisco market -
Eastern ur. Is q y cts. Boston market
Last-m Or. 20 n ~ cts.
EERpyNr & n skill
, 1883-10-06

.-,.,-.,.,, .-...,4-.-.. .,r.,IIrEICa
w. Vt " n, g.. ~. p.i'..;.nt. ,.nu
J.! M. -..I r' sr.'..,r n -, action
9. . -. va. r,lu..- +. Williams,
III IN ,a- district court ri
.--.-r- 8 u tsAil gtw, and
o.. a- Fsrr !. #slA District there
o.. & t-- term. 90 Na.LA Ndia, Wdla Wa,iA
.--,g o. I'D I.,rtr,v. - answer tie com
..r. rr.m..f r..I nav 10, Nalia County
.'', ,.-r.y4.l- after .hs .'ryiue ot this
.---' .-.'r-.rr.f ;re GAY "f ~ecVice, i
, 1883-10-06
Summons.
...E-uHY % NA-BiNGE"S,
= -.-,- ., WIN M.IIa- /"

..lE-0hY % WASHINGTON,
'~aty a. Wa.!a N2lla. ! 80
r. -i...ug- ,..l. 4 raeT er.iturv 4 Wash
.a, al ..r jE, First Judicial ristrict
.--:. b. .'.. -r,fl- - tNala Walla, Walla
Wait -r,v, 'u >s.' tsa.t-ry.
A.l1N = Terry, T!sia,if. IS. vi lam
il Terry. pg! nd4n-
VAa United STATES OF AMERICA.
L a. William H. Terry. Defendant: You
A'-ss'r r.4TIrrt . sH-.r II an action
a. rs- y.u by itnilah " '. Terry.
FL :. H. - l.-.f..s Court - tie T-rfitorg
"',-l. - g. mi ~ the Fi.,. Judicial
,'-~; ----', ao.'u- terms II Walls
'--ir VA N-..s County. in sail Terri
>. A.-e-r 'ae complaint of plaintiff fled
2 W. NA- tagl:v within twenty DAYS
g., ~-Elcr Cd; tbs ,VmmurS, exclusive
IT, .-g 70 service, .! served in sad coun-
j . served D. slii c.unry hut in said
-..H', 70 thirty dl.- y served in any other
---A' l.'.a.t ~ I'll Territory in forty DAYS.
-' rs rg'Frar.nE within sixty DAYS
.a'- . this Summons, or tie said
'.- "a. y-f--,laut argiu,t vGu bv
-'- & tie prayer nt the com.
i-r lrrl'- is brr-h; u obtain A de-
1r bona, / mluim'ny exist,
wen fa.rHa sai risniart, on The
A.!.- 81 s.rt !ar4t Tor more than
ga. az D. -'= Z. rTrs d. for rlriatia
~ .. --l .ar lie custody If Charles.
..s " t.- naT--H
, 1883-10-06
.-,-rrrn STATES OF AMIERI

u 3. Tsz.ine, :. Bull ami Ia
~ u p,Ler. rlaia.i.i-, y. Andre"
H. p,..Er,si. Defendant.
, 1883-10-06
suuinons.
rgzr-reFr OF WAsHLSGIoN, Us
s'A. C5unty q; Waiia Walla.

,...;.. ,,rrt Of tie Territory Of " .i:h.
IL re tis:ilsI' -, the Fir.t Judicial district
tnZ'on;, Al 1i ,r, .s-1ns in W4ia "slla, " ala
;,ei'is. ere. + ,,.gnry. IN -l:i Territory.
, 1883-10-06

A.!lA 7 Terry. I.iatitf. s.. VII lam
II Terry. pgt ndln-.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-02-14
Egypt's Conaueror on Success.

Lord Wolseley recently wrote as fol-
lows to the teacher ola school: 81 hope
your children's entertainment will be
complete success. Please tell them from
me that believe success in life is with
in the reach of all who set before them
an aim and an ambition that is not be.
yond the talents and ability which God
has bestowed upon them We should
always begin life with determination
to do we'll whatever we take in hand,
and if that determination be adhered to
with the pluck for which Englishmen
are renowned, success, according to the
nature and quality of our brain power,
is. | think, certainty. Had begun life
as tinker, my earnest endeavor would
lave been to make better pots and pans
than my neighbors, and | think | may
venture to say, without any vanity, that
with Gods blessing should have been
fairly successful. The first step on the
ladder that leads to success is the firm
determination to succeed; the next is
the possession Of that moral and physi-
cal courage which will enable me to
mount up, rung after rung, until the top
is reached. The best men make false
step now and then, and some even have
very bad falls. The weak and pulling
cry over their misfortunes and seek for
the sympathy of others, and do nothing
further after their firsto second failure;
but the plucky and the courageous pick
themselves up without groan over
their broken bones or their first failures,
and set to work to mount the ladder
again, full of confidence in themselves
and with faith in the results that always
attend upen cheerful perseverance,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-02-14
A LITTLE PHILOSOPHER.

The days are short and the nights are long,
And the wind is nipping cold;
The tasks arc hard and the sums are wrong
And the teachers often scold.
But Johnny McCree,
oh, what cares he,
As he whistles along the wayf
at will all come right
BY tomorrow night"
Says Johnny McCree to-day.
The plums are few and the cake is plain,
The shoes are out at the toe;
For money you look in the purse in vain
1t was all spent long ago.
But Johnny McCree,
Oh, what cares he;
AS he whistles along the street?
Would you have the blues
For pair of shoes
While you have pair of feet?
The snow is deep, there are paths to break,
But the little arm is strong,
And work is play if you'll only take
Your work with bit of a song.
And Johnny McCree,
Oh, what cares he,
As he whistles along the road2
He will do his best,
And will leave the rest
To the care of his Father, God.
The mothers face it is often sad,
She scarce knows what to do;
But at ohnny's kiss she is bright and glad
She loves him, and wouldn't your
For Johnny MeCree,
Oh. what cares he,
As he whistles along the wayr
The trouble will go,
And II told you SO"
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Mrs. Sangster in Harper's Young People.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-02-14
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