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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07

Merritt T. Day, tine Democratic NOMINEE
ar dele1ats to congress from Dakota, was
born al Green, Lake county. Wis. ABz
~, 1S44. he lived on his latlseEs iHrm
until eighteen years OF Rse, when az hoy.
he Heut into ths army. serving with the
Eleventh. WISCONSIN Tor 5our years. He
went through the irksbHrzeaIupaign with
fsranf, and was wlunae5 al TIE battle OF
Port Gibson Miss Mr Day was mus
terrell aiIt 81 service in ] $50, Whersupon be
lao8tsd In Humboldt county ioWa. cagEs-
ing ia the mercantile business and married
Miss f NJ SDHfhwick TIVE years later.
IN 1872 M Day ieit Iowa and located IN
and helped "a arEauiss Brase county. Dak
In 1876 ne moved to Springfield Bon
HoHEne connsr. where ne has since resid-
ed. In 1S74-6 NJ. itay wsss register of
deeds % Iiruis county. IL 1879 he gave
M the mercantile business and studied
iaW. and WAS shortly afberWar4l admitted
to The bar, being ~ present tive senior
Hasnlbel Of tire law firm 81 bay q Elliot
The Homiaee has alERys lseen a very pro-
nouncsG advocate OF division tor Dakota
in 1873 and 1Sse he was elected 10 the
territorial council where he made 30 cred
itssisle a legislative and political record
that re was appointed IL 1854 the Dakota
member oi the Democrats national com
lnittee-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07

Thu following have been nominated for
sanzrass Zarh Taylos. Democrat, lGth
Tenn John PoWe~s. Democrat, 18th
Mirh.. Andrew Hero, Democrat, I'd La; 8.
~ Maakiey, Democrat TIA Pa.
The secretary Of the interior viii soon gt,-
paiut six additional members % the board
Of pension appeals This has been found
necessary uy reason 81 the snormoIs ae.
cuIuulati0n o. appeals ibeiora the boarsi-
hdvsres fron Hong oug state there Is a
disptite between Methodist and CathDiic
missionaries in China rs 10 which demon
irafion was responsible FOR the iHdiscre-
fiuns that imcite9 ths recent Nholnsai s
massacre % Christians in tbs province oi
Se Gilssn
G J.. Nichols, the superintendent Of the
Beou.iEgdale asylum, testified before the
commissioners examining hartley Campbell
tllat MIR Gamptsen was, il. has opinion,
inrnrable The JURY returned a verdict
that Mr.. Camphe3l was mentally incapable
Of attending IL his affairs.
Chicago Is asitstting n scheme for extend.
ius i1s boundaries i,y taking ~ Hyds Park
Lake and Lake Wees. u il = CLONE the
city sil hars population as about 300
Geo.
f,osEmastcrs commissioned Iowa .la-
iusiesl. J II. ltaNley, AonfheaG. C. L.
Benjamin Minilsssats.- Washington, Is
Henderson Hickory. + .Ie5seTs0n. Mon
tanaG Maiden, W Maurgr. Fnurth-eitsss
ggostHansterS Observation-Disclosures, IsU-
yaHa W. Aiiiey; Minnesota Amiret T.
II. Webb. Pesfnssiras dissontiuesll- Be
liaits 4ofk couuty. Mimi usgii 10 Harris-
vile The feiiewirs iosirthseiass postal
feas have tern ritisea To tire presidential
class. Lamoufe Oak aiassiile, OAK,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07

For the care Of the eyes
ing rules ara laid down by q
Mist
Keep a shade ON yoa- lam
burner
Avoid all Sudden caangs
light and darkness. !
Never bsein To rsad, writ 9
several minutes after cenx
darkness 10 light
Never read by twilight. p
or on elol1av DAYS
Never read or sew di-e<
OF the light, window ca asr-
IT Is hest TO lei tine ~
above, obiiqueiy, over y
der.
Never Sleep SO that =.
eninz, the eyes sha,i
o. a window.
DO not use the ey4Si !
scaEt that II requires -
criminaTe.
The moment ron ri s
prompted TO rub yoEs F
ment stop using tiaeaan.
II Etss syelias are
waking UP, do nor
hut apply saliva NJ ~
the specifies dsluE =
then wash yenr ey = -
water
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07
DAKOTA TERRITORIAL NEWS



Aberdeen. OAK. Special Telegram, SEPT.
"a. -rrbn vote on tie formal haiiot M 0iis
democratic territorial eonvention siie MOI
v,arr materially from the informal saiiot.
Mr. johnson received votes - ioilows
Brown. s Campbell. 2 nicsssy, . Grant,
2 Hanson, 9. Lincoln 3; Mcintosh :, Ai,ii-
nehaha. >; Moody 5, Morton, 4 Stnts
man. Turner, ]. Nslw0rth, 2; Wells, z
ar. Marratts received
Aurora, j barnes .; Billings, 2; BROOD
in-s Brule Clay s. Dawson Z Day -
Ednunas, I (9rizzs, 3, Hnmlin, SerAni,ls
9, EineShu4,y = Ia Mogre, = Logan \
l,,,,an . alcHeury. >, Mef'bsrSDn. 3.
Pennington. 1 Ransom, 4, E,lehiaiie,
stlissman . Turner. 5; Union, q wal
worth J. 6ankton, =
The rrst al The votes were fnr Mr. Day
Mr. 4lag accepted the nomination N a brie'
sDrerh. promising 3 stiff light ard aaaetlve
r,t4ipsss I8aiezata Yam al The Bi8ek hiiin
spoke in iavor 81 harmony within the Dem.
ocrafir ranks Is was moved thai = com
nitiee 81 seven be appointed by tire char 70
select = tcrrft oriai central COMMITTEES To con
sist slf one member frDIn "a en- legislative dis
srscf two from the black Hills and two
rom the counties northwest oi the Nisson-
y river J. G, Ryan 81 LAKE moved 10
amend by allowing the delegates prcse'lt
fr.eu each Legislative district 70 select their
own committeeman Thsamendmsut pre-
walled The COMMITTEES as HtterNstro an
nounced Is
FIRST district. Oscar z Rae. Lincoln See
pna IiF j. B. Nauvelson, aRnAtou- Third,
5. simpson, Douglas, Fourth, p. j. Gid
den. Aliunabaiiai Fifth, ", Il Pawley, lia-
wilson. Sixth John Brennan. Lake. Sew
e,,th A. NJ Keller. kinesbury; Ei-ilfh
George : Nave. Stubborn. Ninth, 2. +
Ssraweer, Clal1k; Te1th, l.. + Arnold
Potter. Eleventh, Cla-lea II. Prics, Hyde;
Twelfth Henry u Chaser. Grant ThIr-
t-r,1th I, G. johnson Brown: Z Fourteenth
VI Z. Purcell. gichland Fifteenth. John II.
Hi. Grand Forks Sixteenth ri. x. Marrin-
an. Walsh; Seventeenth, q. =. NalladIgilam,
Barnes. EI-hteentk, +. y. Falk. Irailii
Ninetscnth, J. ID. Cornell Lawrence; Over
tieth. n. Ryan. Cassi TNentY-tirst, james
Z. Webb T,embina. Twenty second, James
" Goodrich. SautsmRn; Twenty third,
Joserih Hare. Burieigh Twenty -iourth-
Ira G Bellows, Morton, james 6aliaster,
STARK: Jacob Gantz, Pennington; William
G. Thornley,. Custer.
on motion ~ Mr. Ramsey % Sanborn. the
tI,nvezfiou uroceeGied 20 elect a member
at larre To be chairman oil the rommittee.
Mr.. Ramsey Of Hanson nominated A. W
Bangs al Grand FORKS. J.. q Johnson
nominated Hon. abe BoyRtoB- MF. Palm.
er OF Hughes NOMINATED r. =. A1s~l'i1 ~
Hughes. ON a cmf oi the rob the result
was A. W Bauss, 1s7. Abe Boynton, j. 4;
r. 7. Mcclure, n.
There being NO choice a roll cal! was
again ordered, resulting A. W. Bangs,
1S3. Abe Boynton. 156.
Mr.. BANS Mas declared clecfen. and
made n speech promising TO Inaugurnte q
lively rsLg4raaizn Oscar +. kemp Of Aua-
dinstan was electe6 SECRETARY OF the com
mittee A vote 81 thanks Was extended
TO the chairman inF ms fuiIIartisl rulings,
and the convention, 81 2;l5, adlnurnsa-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07

The governors OF the original ehir~
teen States who met in Philadelphia
PRESENTLY 70 Arrange for celebrating
ON Seprember 17th. 1857, the csnten-
mai anniversary On the PRONUNCIATION
OF our constitution, have lett the ar
ransemsgat ot details to the governors
ct 9eiInzylvania, Rhode Island, Della
ware. Maryland and Georgia The
people Of Rhode Island ara much
pleased Shsx their State, though it
came INTO The Gafon hate and hTtle,
Was moi oreriookea IN selsction-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07
GENERAL NEWS NOTES
: palsssa oeuntx seas peclslen.

TEAR lake EpeeiAl Az iniportent is
risi0E was made av ths Iion. BArtlstt
Tti9p al Miller, Hsrs eountys on ths a2d
inst, Is which Clcar Lake figured very
proniincntlr. is tins hearine la 1ise Eaaftes
q tae aitcraAtise writ 81 Handams.s -.
snaa u the rnnrty commissioners q deuel.
rousEty. IL which they sers nFslered te =
SUE n call To the votarx o. said .pnIlts 10
designate upon fieir ballois al thr next
general elaciIon their choice Tor county
Eeat, M 70 show cAnse WHY the order
s'svuid NO; iss rnmpiied with, Al said
shestrisS tits only question was a. 70
whether cauaty commissioners were q
1ncssi1l or ministerial body-the rolfft
h9isiiIn that they wr-p y iutlici a body in
TINS, thai sissn tllc cssst9ts tails 10 provide
> specific rsllc fof them 10 failuw. fhev ass
oi.ilEeu n rse 1tssfr siis-rrf5aa under TIE
ssIase Al a iiiserai construction 81 sise lass
Iaus where eur 90 h SAYS. s-stsnn lset5
tisa 81 wp-slasrfis 81 the qualified rotors
being presented. etv., iaey snay isSe their
discretion a. TO how thu number shai he
determined Thcreinre snry viii PROBABLY
held fhe county seAt untH Clessr 1sIlhe can
eFt q majority 81 TIM commissioners iavors
nssle IN cur tDwn, when Ne shall ask that
the sAric raie efpiy on both sides
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07

A Brainsrd Mimi dispsstsh 81 she 2lst
says. ION asetti s1r chains .essf Pine Knall.
gnrt ever the cssss county line, was enart-
ed q iairoSy ending of a standing dilEi-
roity between 4 iARIisy assnara Policy. weil
known IN Aitkin, and AIR. Davenport. the
owner % tire claim and J. c. Policy and
hss son Charley. a young lad, -ern bpiA
killed. The details sara somewhat rousra-
uietory az to the killing. On the one side it
ibsias alleged that Mrs Davenport killed
tho slider Policy and thai Davenport killed
Charley. TINS y Sheriff Nssrkhanis opin-
ion. WIN Hreixed from Aitkia tonight.
bringing Mrs Davenport and her son
frnrlsIe, 3 twelve .yeslr-old had who wns
sass Ia the light. and who we're locked ap
an 1hf rssar.r u RaHrdrr. An hour ahead
al Sheriff haTihnns. Iiavenport nrrirsd
amt delivered himself up &c eur sheriff, 80
that husband. wise and son are IN prison
charged witt Accommodating ffse icahle murder.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07

Mabilie where they xonid asaass
sslses 81 OIL yonE i ais5 feas.st !
And as Tor She Iatare.
sneGld cleape t. each other =
0nee ms studies were finished
had passed fiis examinabi
would lead hsr 70 The chus
Marie, and make an honest
81 her she wcstld then be 4
81 lawyer Or q doctor. loved ( 5
spected By nsa adcrins husband g
Y,atted and enressed by soetefe
While being fascinated BIZ tins
zIing tablsau. ard While she 8
pairing her friendsess, poyartystr,,!
existence with the rasstalfo,,s =
eventually honorabls one sha a
tTrlov in the arms Of the ressafh r.
side, the kIsses be Is pouring ~
lips are becoming 50 Irresistible
sfse pitches all moral considerst;;o-
eile four winds Of heaven. seare.
garnet for the student s cisass.s.e..
enters on thai gay, roilielis.r5
pecnIiaf to the laabiSues OF fi.e a.
ter Latin. She has her mian,rft
pers. her outings on The se.ns' F
1Jicuics at ST.. Cloud, and her d
a. the Bal Mabille; while, 81 q
still working daily behind the eo1
til her lover takes out his s;11
wi1en she becomes wild with 81;
most, at tile bare idea OF bod
ms VIE
He however, has no idea r.
forming ms promises. One da{.
gne j. selling neef1t8es and q
haudkercilieis TO stray custnms
is packing MP his household gosi
taking the train for country
where he pleads n 8 cour1. Loo
dawdlez about s surEerx-marz
provincial lassie vino has q q
franc fortune, and oscornine
course oftirne a very serious ID
Respectable pBts-lanilla
while MS victim, i she ha
nlitted suicide, mas ssu
shop IN despair Sire be-
lar with shame and iuian4s
the last instincts Of lingering Sd
ty
such has been the late, and
VIII be the fate Of many a p
shop girl The picture II By nes
an exaggerated one Draasr. "A
from HE, II affords another a
tion Of woman's creduiity I'D
perfidy and heartlsssness OF nla1
is, 10 fact. only the old story
than the pyramids Of Egypt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07

In 1883 the navy OF Great Britain
consisted OF 2ze vessels; the German
navy consists Of 81 vessels; the French
has SIS vessels; China's navy com
prises IS vessels; Russia IN 1855 laaa
anavy oi $50 man-oi-wsr, ard IN 1ss5
the navy OF the United States com
prissS eighty SEVEN vessels, rs follows
Fnrty-one naval steam vessels. o.
which hun f0ur are not screw propel-
lerss a wooden sailing vessels, Is
ironelaa vessels, . torpedo rams and
Is tucs-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07

Absorbing 10 the statistics ot'the
Treasury Department there were over
sirbeen million dozens OF Eggs import
ID into tins country IN 1855. APenn-
sysralsia paper wants duty on Inn.
ported escs but an increased produc-
ton at home would be bstter-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07

Tine Governor has appointed George
:. Eilgls attorney general Tor Dakots
IN place OF kicss VINO voluntarily re-
signed some time arc Engle Is a
Democrat. lie came IRON Michigan
TO Dakota, and has been an active
politician during the past few years.
He gained a national reputation bv
his figl1 against Sparks land office
rulings last winter He sqeat several
months IN Washington ON that busi-
Eess. and finally Indueea Secretary
Lamar TO rrvszf Sparks order which
created sucsS 1crsts-rnasiop anaona
settlers IN y serritorrr
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07
A Very Green Iowa Farmer.

Iowa Telegram. sssst. ga most disr-
sns robbery WAS Perpstrated near Slnton
Saturday mnrssing. Tlfre Bellows visited
.sgrmsr and succeeded IN esttins hin ~
draw eards fof a rriz. Thes Thea told
niIs than he had dawn n iarxe SUN OF
ulssssey. hut rsuAs sive tlsen 81 600 sirst-
He went ~ hik hoEs1 and got $500. lie
then ssst intp y ssa-sy with them, and alter
giving tftsm fiie Dlcnes hs drew another
carl. when They told him he had lost IL tie
rearisrd tor iIis revolver. but Was MOI quiek
.cnoegh far they sireN fevolver< and ros-
errt. HIM. lie jumped out % zhs buoy
ana they drove raiidty Foward Center
Point The sheriff 81 Ninson was at
NstHf3a0 and he thilsks the lellows belong
To gang which has made Waterloo its
headquarters, and one oI thesu Is = pal as
Sullivan and Ngman. the postosiirc roi.-
hers
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07

Frnnas A. NaIksr. chizE Of the cen
sas 81 1859 and boss statis1ician OF
thk rpantry. asti.nSsss talnt the popu.
zstsna d shs United ststes IN 1900
VA nor ISL iar saect of SO. 06o, 600.
bat the estimate is questioned as an
rxaessration.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07

When once Ilr Vincent introduced
at Chai1tanqua DR. Henderson oi CIhi-
cago, WAC was 70 lecture on Fools,
ne said We are now 20 have lee.
ture 0nfools fy one" long raIEse and
loud laughter from The aadsenes. when
the sstsesldarit concluded with the
clause s-oi the wisest men II thecoun-
Try" THE lecturer advaFred 10 tho
desk and respandeN "a amnnt halsas
big fDol rs DR. Vincent anutheg
very loatg Isause, and stili more hearty
ianunteS from the audiente .'woula
have you sgIppess. Excl angH
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07
AT the Largest Hetsx

Ths other day, says xyria
the Philadelphia News, ] waa
through the largest hotel Il I'M
Try, Il not IN he world--is
Union Hotel OF Saratoga 4
from sub-esliar to cupola. s.
vault 70 flaming fires. fhrou
vast dining hail. is spacisss
room, the great parlors, he ru9
and reading rooms. along Ias d;
balconies and piazzas. over sher
lawns TO the attached Gotta
IN and out OF 100 sleeping apara
OF which there are 553 anes
ROOT and loo more in b
across tine narrow SIDE street
cen hundred People have fsse1|
nished with sleeping aceommodz
Al one time. and the average nu|
OF guests daily durias August is !
The corridors are each 2. o0eseef
rwo-hfths OF q mile. The ierx
the dining room l. go feef q
width SO, giving ample roomfor
diners and their Etblopian q
ants, vino number $50. From
10 10 September j there are 81
ployes. For days to.zSher the
er Is paid $500 q DAY sad me
hall a. much more Think q 4
Isv. The salaries Of over h1E :
nlent OF iaburers. from the h<6
man OF affairs, who ove-ses j
reefs ali. down 20 sac hunplezc
vino. while we sleep nlakss Z
balcony and step look splsk q
the orchestra Of twenty and =
er of note, the Office STAN o -
drad cha1nbermaids and q
scrubwomen, a dozen porSe<1
times as many bel boz
'.boo1s" and twelve wafcnn1
sIlzmeers and i've JsiuHoerss
men, ba1renders. EardeR6rs
ers. Then tise biiis for 4
room, nas, insurance, Inssra
realty, repairs, wear and 10
nishine occasionally, etc
Know, nov, thai ali this 3
paid for N ten weeks 20 SsaE3
Is only for that period that
hotels N Saratoga remain Or
three weeks OF that time g
weeks. for the expenses alwsy
the income during the early d
the last DAYS. ] was pernn
look AZ the ledaers OF tiIis isatz
ing the gross figures OF outlay
come Tor me season OF 1885.
known ar one of the dnllesf
the history OF Saratoga ewla
ceun-ys mourning Tor
Grant 5 sickness and GeAszs
round numbers these sre ssz
items ] saw:
y
Ponirr.F and csInaa.-------------.----------
t1rurs-seS-
Mia cream trait, butter aHc Tsgas
EabiAS--..-.--.-..----.@----
Wines and iguors-----.-------------
Salaries s4ri6 Hsasss-
ether expenses
A total OF S2z2 900 Tor 4
outlay. and the .zcss inEu]
S325. 600. so that So, 900
difference between exEsea3itisrs
ceipts To SHOW the Retual
however, tils interest," on czpS
be deducted from tine last
amount and hecassital iuFes
property / have besn tssscrit
not be lar short OF a nsiIiior
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-10-07

81. H. Alien has hs4sa with aht
Harsssf,s tor twsflty years. Ssixtsen {;
them 81 sdisor OF Karpszs Margarine
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-04-24
A Word to Workers.

lfyour avocations are mentally or physically
labor1ous, If they subject you to exposure in
Indictment weather, if they confne you to the
desk. and are of nature to involve wear and
tear OF the brain and nervous strain, you may
require some renovating tonic. Hostetter's
stomache Bltters is the article for you ii slim
nlates the failing energies, invigorates the body
and cheers the mind. It enables the system to
throw OH the facilitating effects of undue IA
tgue, gives renewed yigor to the organs of di
sestion. arouses the liver when inactive, which
1t very often is with people whose pursuits are
sedentafy. renews the jaded appetite. and en-
conrages healthfnl repose. Its ingredients are
safe, and its credentials, which consist IA the
nearly endorsement of persons of every class Of
society are most convincing. Admirably is il
adapted to the medical wants of workers.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-04-24
FOREIGN.
FOKEION.
Gho1aro hoe hrnkor opt of Von;oo

Cholera has broken out at Venice.
A revolution is in progress in Uruguay.
Crown Prince Frederick William has the
measles.
Small pox is prevalent in Japan, Seoul
and Corea.
The Mansion House relief fund now
| amounts to G52, 600.
The Sultan has donated e4OO to the Pas
teur Institute fund. @=..
Princess Ludwig of Bavaria has been de-
| livered of a daughter. @5..
Petroleum has been discovered in the
| Khedive's dominions. H... -.. 1-
In the Reichstag the sugar duties bill
| passed its third reading.
| The use of epaulettes will soon be discon.
! tinued in the French army.
| Two more sections of the Greek reserves
have been called out at Athens. sd"
Germany and Turkey have commenced
| negotiations for treaty of commerce.
Edward Heneage has resigned the Office
of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
The Prussian government has accepted
the Vatican's proposals for revision of the
May laws.
The powers have sent a final note to
Greece before blockading the Greek fleet in
Salamis Bay. -.e
The Earl of Shaftesbury committed sui
eide in cab while riding through Regent
street, London.
The Princess Galateo Colonna, daughter
of millionaire Mackay, is in Paris, danger
ously i'll with diphtheria.
Eight thousand ladies of Cork County,
1000 of whom are Catholics, have sent a
petition to the Queen against home rule.
Willenberger, the Austrian hangman, is
dead. He had occupied the position twenty
four years and executed thirty-six persons.
The Viceroy of Kwang Swi denies the re-
port that China will make reprisals for the
| outrages on Chinese in America unless com
pensated.
1t has been found impossible to construct
and maintain line of railway from Mery
to Bokhara, because of the great interven-
ing deserts of shifting sand.
England has sent circular to the DOW
ers, proposing that if Greece does not dis
arm the powers cease diplomatic relations
with her and blockade the Greek ports.
The falling of lamp filled with petro-
leum caused fire which has totally destroy
ed the town of Syria, Austria. Hundreds of
the inhabitants We're killed, including fifty
children burned to death in a school house,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-04-24
1le Dopaldsoqlne cbief
TEaIrORA BrUrANTUR,
Two Dollars . Year.

By ANNIE Y. CULBERTSoN.
Oh! is it you once more, my friend2
Good evening! You are well, / trust?
Yes, I'll sit with you here while.
Apart from dancing. heat and dust.
still am beautiful, you say?
On thanks! you're kind, bnt then yon know
It's hearts, not faces. that can change
In short space OF g year or 20.
Where have been? The usual round
Europe, the mountains, seashore. springs.
No, I've thought Of other things.
Here, was it2 and you thought me kind2
Dear me. i was silly child!
But since We spent two seasons ont,
At last years fads I've often smiled.
You really think you cared for mn?
Y no, you did but play part
Right well-bnt then it needs small skill
To angle for SO fresh heart.
Why, yes, / do remember now.
" was just here last year we sat;
!o1 made warm love. you stole rose,
And vowed you'd never part with that.
thought yon meant it. don't you know!
4Girls are such simpletons, you see)
Excuse my laughing when / think
How short tn illusion was with me.
i missed bracelet and came back
Inlnking to ind it near this chair,
And saw you placing, ha! ha! ha!
My little rose in Kitty's hair.
The tall. tine man who seeks ma ont.
JUST as you would explain? Nav. nav.
Don take the trouble, tits not worth
ana that-why that's my fanc6.
Detroit Free Pre-