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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10
Another leg Broke.

Mr. Lou Patton, 8 new man on the
electric light farrc, while stringing
wires Yesterday forenoon, lost his hold
and Tell from the top of a pole to the
ground, a distance Of about thirty feet
When picked up. it was found that he
hal broken his le- just below the
knee, and disIoca;e.i the ankle of the
same leg, He was at once taken to his
home oa the corner Of Hammond and
Sixth street, where DIR. Shehan set
the broken limb and adjusted the dis
located ankle He has been as COM
Portable Il expected since. but will be
lnii up some time. lie is married
man. The accident is much regret
ted.-N edncsday's Inter Ocean.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10
M0RG:y's. MINIATURE.
Purchasers Pleased!
Economists Enraptur9d.

Our massacre markings of Dry
Goods have met with IervId favor on
the part Of our country customers, If
the numerous outside" orders we've
received for them be any criterion.
Here are few more CATCHING
CHANCES Of which our friends
should avail themselves:
27-inch ENGLISH CASHNERES. blacks. navy
blues. medium and seal browns. wines, myr-
Lts-eJc worm I-7'------- ------- Zoe
56iuch DIAGONAL SJITINGS same eolors as
the Cashmcres. Worth 25c...-.-.-.-..--. I5c
36inch small checked FANCY SJITINGS in
green blue, wine brown mixtures Worth soc.
.'sc
3S-iuch FANCY H0MESPTNS. in light and dark
mixtures. Originally 61c.-..-.-..---- 3. :
46-inch tASITNERES wines terra cottas. plulns
ard dark gaoelin blues Have sold all along
al >lnh Just few (which won't last many
days 10 close out AZ --.-..-.-. --.--.---- 81 Z,
52-inch ALL WOOL SCITINGS, III checks and
stripes. Real dollar-ayard goods. Cheaper
70 wear than Prints II .-...... ...-.-....- 6al5
All wool DOUBLE SHAWLs Extraordinary
large imp1rtatians of LINENS Ulst cleared Al
the custom House here. send for Circular
regarding them.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10
SOwo the Children. They are es-
pecially liable 10 sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough.
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy q positive cure 1t saves
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by
Joe d. Conan.
SOHC

-Messrs. J. II. Wingate & Co.,
late Of Minneapolis, Mimi, are the
successors TO Mr.. +. l.. Davis in the
dry goods business at the West End.
They haye opened up fine line OF
goods in all the departments of the
dry goods trade and will give the peo-
pie of Superior a first class store.
Look their '-Ad." over and when at
the West End give them 3 call.
They are young men. full OF push and
energy and the TIMES bids all such a
hearty welcome II Superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Having struggled - wears hctwarH life HrE
death NH ASTHMA or I'IIIt~lr treated rs
pi.iuercut physician. aua receiving Isa tcssytji
gss compelled during The lslst YEAR, nf lDv ill
ness "a >lE ru Ey alujE "a aE.# uilr E-.>I ing fpr
breath. Wy suite -il-~ were beyond a.sCr1 4ticIf
Ia ai~fH.iE CNftr lE1gIrCa uIi myself y cf If-
p'sIfsstg r.so-s and herbs a1I& fiEhs.ia- Bee lnc-
lriHt thus ui.Iuintrl ir1 .Uat..y di>uvtf,,i .l5>
WONDERFUL tgEE FOG; ASTHMA ANn Ca
tsg-c af A -TIfNA is FIVE MINUTES. 5fl5at thc
EE5feHt .Hu lie 8rg la st-t aslG SLEEP rst, RIA
bis i.caSc read fhv l,Fi}ptfu- condensed ex-
date.
oliver Y "a Holmes Sau Ja>r. Cal. v-ticS J.
frd rhe Remedy all ANA even more til;t, re..rc-
scented I Perceive Instantaneous relief
p ~. Carson r. Warren Ken writes. u
was treated ly CnIueu8 physicians ,,t Jfi~ vuu-
Try afid lcraaaE= trJc, the climate OF as iCreH1
Sta'cS-npthiH= Afforded Feliei Ike yaur pFePara-
r. F. Gates. County Treasurer Philadelphia
Miss writes. Have used The Remedy Would
5'ot I've without il Every one ti4at ns,~ 10 rc-7ni
l.. u Phelps. T. ". t3rt--~. ohio yvr<tcs. --Ssr-
ier.t wlta A-ihusa g wears NH-J- medicine In 2
minutes 5pss more teF me tiH fhc gs,aSt eminent
physician Gtd lsr me jn time year-.
H. e. Pgmntau 5uIict "a wsjrcS send Ca
tsrrh Kennedy q "nce tssltu's -et along without
H. 6rHd it fn re he mu>s N-stiystle medicine
have ever freE.
tien Brady. Nelson On XIV, writes, u am rs
W0ula uoJ De Without IT,
Na7ajm FIX. Ifi,le Fats y T. writes "Fiu5
Remedy eNcciieut- 1HHld l4ot live without il
We have many o'her hearty tc~tlm"E -ais 81
care relief and in order that al sufferers T-sin
Asthma t'afar-h Usv Fever. al5d ki1s7-e,l Dis
estSg~ fsaE HaTe Ait opportunity az testing the
Ns38y li She srme7lv Ug w{l} send 81 AIRY aBdrtS>
kIiAL PACK AGE FEs EE or CHARGE AitlresS.
J. ZIMMERMAN & C,-, Frsp-frturs-
Wholesale Druggists Na1ster. Navrle Co. @.
Fun size 8ax by mail 4 90
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

The Republicans of Superior are
requested TO meet at the Opera Hall
in West Superior this Friday evening,
to form clubs and elect delegates TO
the State Convention of Republican
Clubs, which will meet az Madison,
next Thursday, the 18th inst. In
organization and unity of action there
is strength.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

Mr., c. l.. Catlin was in West Su-
perior on Monday. aud stated 10 an
lnter-Ocean reporter that Superior
was never 50 we'll represented, her IN
tere>ts meyer before - well guarded
at Washington as at present. Not
only representative Hauren, who feels
an active interest in Superior, but
Senator's SAWYER and Spooncr, are
thoroughly imbued with the most lib
eral ideas of the future greatness OF
the place, Their plans ia her inter
est would outr.nk IN magnitude any
thing dreamed Of by the widest OF
cur enthusiasts. The Duluth people,
he said were badly hampered ia their
bridge schemes not only BY the re-
moustrances from Superior, but by
the opposition Of the vessel men of
the entire lake system, who are taking
an active interest in the welfare OF
this place. Mr. CatIin expects to see
more money expended IN improving
the hurbor here in the next ten wears
than in any other harbor on the lakes,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

-Snoe show parties are quite the
rage now, and small parties are out
almost every fine day. It s said to
be excellent walking on the ice
across the bay TO Minnesota point,
and that the fantastic shapes into
which the wind has whirlrd The snow
Is we'll worth the trip 10 see.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

Mr.. H. :. Butler and sister, Of
Superior, entertained a party Of
friends Al their residence on Sixth St.
Thursday evening, in honor of the
brother and sister of Madison. who
are visiting them. The occasion was
very ENJOYABLE one.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

There was a very pleasant sur
prise party given by Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Pattison, Thursday evening in
honor Of their visiting niece, Mrs
Frink on the eve OF her return home
10 Marquette Miss Frink has been
spending the winter in our city and
has host Of friends, most of whom
were present Thursday evening, who
will miss her from their social gath
erings.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

The wires OF the Superior and
Duluth telephones got badly crossed
an! mixed up one day this week, and
every time you tried to tell your girl
you would be on hand at $50 sharp,
there would be bable of voices shout
ing Rats, back at you 1t was q
poor day for the Transmission Of sec
refs
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10
Notice Of Judicial Election
STATE OF WISCONSIN.

DEPARTMENT oF STATE
NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN Thai the Judicial
election 10 be held IN TIE several towns wards
via-c- and election districts sd the state uf Wis
c5hSiu UH lhe first Tuesday Of April A. =. ISIS.
being the art day of said N aaIh the following
officers are 20 He elected t0-viL
A Circuit Judge tar The Filth Judicial C7rcgit
consisting Of the Counties of t7aWiqrd Grant
lupa. Ii FdypTty aH3 Rirllaud. in place Of Geo.
ClemCuStun ~ hose term Of G-5T>- VIII expire on
thv HrSt Monday 81 January. i>a3
A tirCUIt Judge far tise SIKH 5iIdiciH} Circuit
consisting 81 the counties oi Clark Jackson La
CruSse. Nuuroe. TrCnlF.salI. and Vernon in place
% Alfred y. Newman Whose term OF D9sgs Hiil
expire uH the first y aIsy Of January. A. u 1879
4 Circuit iHdg,e for the Eleventh Judicial Cir
CHit C. tTsiS-i1t- % the counties 90 Barron Bur
nett Cbip1e wa Douglas, F5lk and Washburn IN
place gf SCION Fl Clangh. whose term 0f nffice
VIII expire on the Grst Monday ut January 4 y.
1859.
A Ci7c11it Judge f,r the Twelfth Judicial Cir
emit consisting G the counties Il Green. Jcffer-
son and Rock in place OF John B. BeHuet whose
term ct Office Viii plre on the irst Monday in
January. A. d. IsSg.
said election VIII he held snd conducted votes
caHvAsse1 and -esGrBs made ia accordance with
.aw
Given under my Ind and Official seal this Dist
day Of February A. D. ISIS.
EARNEST q. TIMNE
Secretary n state
To the County CLERK Douglas county. Wisconsin,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10
Another light snow fall THURSDAY

Another Grbt snow fall Thursday
evening.
Orr town Is chuck full of measles
Look out for EN-.
The snow bri-,9e has been doino
good work along the street, the mast
week.
Thee. B. Smhh's baby has been
laite SEX for some days, bat was bet
Ter i. list accounts,
Mr.. John Bertrand having com
pl"ted his work al 81. Paul, Is home
again Cor time.
j }. Murphy, Of Woodstock.
ljIiaiiS. Is in the CRY this week l,,k-
nIg after his real estate interests.
Two Of Sir. BaI-1,y's children
have been quite SEX this week but
were better at last accounts
Oar Obi friend, Warren Potter
81 Chippewa Falls, made Us another
pleasant visit Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Pascrc. who 50 badly sp-irin-
s,l am ankle some three weeks ago. i,
inst beginning +. USE th,. injured mem
Der little now.
" Wb;,,l. uho b,c boor
l,id ., sinh n,n,,n. and ;,u,d;co f,r
some time went 70 worl, agsin the
fore mart If the saek
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r. IT Gn,.I.-I,..I -. IT.. :,
+.r;,..,a. -. -; H.
Thursday afternoon.
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Ltd :, uo,,.;r, o,d an go -
-. =.
,r-;;,-aI v-o5a.g4,r
NJ TI.or,os P,-l,,, oon,a nm
f., all, ,r,,,,.-.4,... -; -, :,
80, -, a.. ..;,L ~. c..la- FL
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10
Attention Republicans !

The republicans of the east end are
requested to meet at D. +. Roberts
office on Saturday evening March 10,
1888, at 5 p. m, for the purpose of or
ganlzing q republican club
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

H. A. George goes TO Chicago
next week rs a representative Of the
order Of X Of 2 Of this city to a ma
tional convection to be held in that
city. He viii also purchase a stock
of new jewelry cor his store while in
the wicked city
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

The poles for the electric light
are going up fast. The engines are
being placed in position and the wire
stringing has begun Soon the Young
man will have to spark hi, girl under
the full glare of an electric lamp for
yon cannot turn them low.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10
r3EkSTEEEs. Snow,

While looking over the artistic
piles OF it 50 literally stacked up
around Wmtuey's, just sit down on
one of those elegant Plush Chairs or
Divans, and you will enjoy one or the
other.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10
allowed:
cHEEPEST LOT IN TOWN.

The LOT of Desks Roll and Flat Top,
Walnut and Antique oak, situated at
Logue & Wbitney's. He has on hand
something in Roll Ton worth looking
~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

A portion Of the mountain Of
snow in front of Whitney's furniture
store has been removed from the side
walk So far good The sun viii no
doubt finish the job in due time.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10
Church D5-ectoV

u lHOplsT. - Services every sunday. morn
ing ana evening. a. 1870 and 73a Sunday
school Immediately after the ,oor,,iu., .r,.i1..
traEcr meeting every Thursday evenint. Al
90. All cordially invited
REV. +. H. WRIGHT, Pastor.
hf-NH1 kRI lN->ery Ices every SUNDAY morn
lug Hlid evening al l.,D and 80 o'cll.ck Sab
s,ti Stheti a5ter morning service. Prayer
aeeuEg every Thursday evening
kEV, ". .. TUBEY Pastor
EilSt .oFA l--etfriccS every >nnlsy morning
and evening 10 ltt-.8 ard 75st q clock Sabbath
school after tie morning service
l-EY- II. Il. NANDU SEN. Paslor
CATHOLIC Mass az s95aid ] go AZ Tus.ruc-
s!on a. 2.l-J p u. Fesfrcr> NJ 3.uu r Il SERVICES
every Friday evening al 80.
EEv- FATHER ECSTACB Pastor
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

Superior is to be congratulated on
haying at last q local daily. and one
under such manager as Editor
Street. The News trusts that the In
ter Ocean may have the united sup
port of Superior. This suggests the
whole matter of the relations between
the press and the people Oh the two
sides of st. Louis river.
In many respects the interests of
the two communities are the same,
and Duluth counts on the support of
the new venture in not few projects
The many purely local interests no
outside paper can fairly discuss as the
home paper can; the purely local en-
terprises, no outside paper can pro-
mote with the enthusiasm that the
home paper gives. There is still an
other class Of interests, in which Du-
iuth and Superior are rivals Duluth
VIII try to endure with equanimity
the red healed shafts Of enmity that
may come from that quarter
Enough has been said to show that
Superior will do we'll to support a pa
per of their own, to shout for Super
Tor AMI Superiors interests al all
times and to watch with Jealous eyes
that Duluth does not steal the West
Superi r elevators over night The
News will gladly join with any Super
Tor agency for the advancement Of The
head Of Lake Superior, viii try To be
fair a in the past in all matters of
rivalry, and in all things PERTAINING 10
Dulnth, viii join hands and forces
with the most Jealous.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10
SUPERIOR BAKERY.
I'd st. opposite Nicollet House

We make i a specially to always
keep on hand FRESH Home Made
Bread, Pies. Cake. etc, made Of the
choicest grades of -four
Candy, Nuts and Sweet Cider
Aiasys n ss,ck
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

r VI y u hat II pays 70 look
IN at Whitney's when You are in want
of a soft luxurious Bed Lounge with
. spacious compartment to put away
the bed clothes In.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10
Ri('HI

ntsFFEs Rewarded are those whn rcBd
XII I'll ! This ard then .ct. hey VII ind
ItS HI \ honorable ewPloymerf rhst viii
na5 AXE them from their bones
families ne profits are large and srte far every
industrious perso. 7laHy hsve made and are now
making several hundred dollars month 7 *
easy for any one IN make $ and upwards 8 dav
who ! willing 70 work. Ether sex. young or old:
capital Dot needef- We starr vcH. Everything
new No special ability required; You. reader.
car n Il IS well : any one. Write 70 Us At once
for Cali parfit.ll rs which mall free address
Sic on < Co.. .'oItlznd Maine.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

NoNN OF the good things of this
N>l life are sorrowfully let
alone on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on 8
positive guarantee at % and 80 cents, BY
Joe D. Conan.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10
ADVERTISING RATES.

he above rates apply 70 YEkRLY advertise
Iaehts ONLY Shart time rates .river an ar,,,iIs
tl .l Professional cards occupying ~ than
- 5iseh 81 space s6tB per year. Iee.ai a a.
EtrilslHg al legal rates 80. T-,lsifient gd.,art,
ING payable III advance-Oiher bills dlle monthly
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10
Wisconsin Division n. P. r. r.

Passenger train.
lcaE Is T. p. N. Arrives j IS :. m
Freight trHit-
LeaSeS-Wcst. Tuv>dHys. Thursdays and Satur-
days nj 20 p M
l<aEes-Et-t Mondays. We,iDe>davS and Fridays
a. 10 a.. M
SlI'EsID&-SUOR LINE
Leave orlstIa '!cn Sj,crinr at 9IU aud II II a.
III. K PIP; los 5-i'1 and SD =. ~
.s-svcs nulnth at-S..5 aid 1895 a m 4 ITO. go
sd" and 80 = III
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

\ Ayov,S Blood Elixir is the only
. Blood Remedy gusran-
teed. 1t is positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tons or Syphilitic Poisoning. Itpurifes the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it.
Joe y. Conan.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-03-10

SONS ce tia. are fretful. peevish.
- cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
1t once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence Is safe. Price % cents. Sold by
Joe d. Conan.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03

Geraldine. But l never could find out
he much she was certain to have.
II may have" yawned Everton. but
girls are very much alike and very often
nuisances," continued the Goth. well,
Pm off; one more glass first" and he
mixed and gulped down another S. and b.,
leaving me to compose letter to Mabel,
who, with her anut, was staying at an old
school friends in the Isle of Wight.
was not altogether sorry, for my Mabel
had, charming as she personally and pecu-
niarily was, very high idea of the hom-
age due to her, and was very exigeante as
fancee, keeping one well up to the col
lar and in attendance, and admitting no
excuses if one deviated from exact punctu-
aiity, for which characteristic she seemed
to have inherited a most commercial in
stlnct from the late Plumley, who, | be-
ieve, never lost the quarter to nine bus
for innumerable years. Therefore, it was
with mingled feelings that by return OF
post had letter from Mabel, informing
me playfully, as reward for my protesta-
tions OF longing to see her, she and her
aunt would run up for the day from the
Isle of Wight to have long day in town,
do lheTe WAS SOIue snopplDS W p0 uOh0 tsi-u
little sightseeing combined, and the day
following l was to meet them at the
station.
did 50, and remarkably pretty in her
Juno fashion Mabel looked. | was rather
surprised, however, when l asked her if
she were going to Tyburnia first. She
answered, "Oh no, 1 let the house as it
stood for two months to some Devonshire
people No use in letting a house stand
idle or money either" she said, and l
really thought l could discern sort of
Getty" ring in her voice. This new dis
covery led to some reflection on my part.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03

Among my intimate acquaintance was
Dick Everton, a briefiess barrister, of Bo-
hemian tastes. We had that friendship
for each other which is based on a recipro-
cal ability for ecarte and a persistent en-
deavor to get the better of each other. Be
yond the natural readiness to win money
of each other we were very intimate in
many ways. We backed each others bills,
and, generally speaking, We were in alli-
ance. Dick and |, however, were some
thing like se-dealers-friendship never
interfered with chance of looking after
ones own interests. Dick was a paragon
of impudence; and when, as sometimes
happened, he got stray old Bailey brief
from some practitioner in that line who
was charmed by his fund of amusing imi-
tations and full-havored stories at the Den,
small Bohemian club on big thorough
fare, and which was fullest at the smallest
hours, he bearded the most august Judge
who happened to preside with as much
nonchalance as he would show toward the
chairman of free and easy" and he was
much given to practicel joking. He had
Machiavelliau facility for secrecy about
him, despite his usual rollickipg manners,
which took in most people. Nay, it even
took in me. But this is anticipating.
"Well, old man." said Dick, as We sat
smoking our pipes one night after a card
party at my rooms, where he and |, laying
aside our usual antagonism, had been part
Ders and had both won fairly, :" | congrat-
ulate you on your engagement, and when
you're big swell in Tyburnia with a
bank account, don't forget your old friends"
''No, l shall not forget them, Dick, you
may depend" replied, which / iiattered
myself was diplomatic answer.
"Ah," said he, glancing at me over his
tumbler, al know your disposition. Fred
Willsley is not the man to forget his old
associates because he makes rich mar
riage; no. no, he's too genuine man."
| was never quite sure whether truth or
sarcasm prompted Dick Eyerton's utter
anees when he eulogized anybody; which,
to do him justice, he generally did when
his liquor suited him-and | therefore
made no reply.
"Wish | could spot as good chance"
he continued, meditatiyely staring at the
ceiling; wouldn't mind tying myself up if
the moose was as well gilded as yours is,
Master Fred"
smiled somewhat complacently.
know several nice girls-the Bells, for in
stance. Geraldine is a sparkling brunette
and has a modest dowry, believe You
have met them"
"Oh, yes" said he, in careless voice,
but don't remember their names. I'm
not ladies' man-haven't your appear
aace or manner, you lucky beggar"; re-
mark which j could not in candor contra
dict
"Why. | thought Won danced with Ger
aldine several times at the Whites ball.
Surely you remember herr" said ], for |
myself, till the literally golden light of
Mabel rose on my horizon, had been
rather marked in my attentions to pretty
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
THE wEATHER-oocK


How he has faced the icy blast,
The weatheI-cock high on his slender masti
Watching ever with fearless eye
The proud storm king go laundering by.
How he has laughed and laughed again
At old Boreas and his noisy train
Rushing on wi their faces grim,
Beating, buffeting pelting him
With weapons of hail and sleet and snow, q.
Jack Frost cheering them on-hO, hol
But now-you can almost hear him sound
A merry shout as he whisks around
And keenly watches with joyous fare
The lovely maiden who comes apaee.
Seel they have spread a carpet green.
Fit for the step of fairy queen.
See the flowers, with open eye
Waiting to smile as she passes by
The blpebird fits from her nest to tell
The news the weather-eoek knows sofwell,
And he plays with the soft wind whispering
clear:
Summer is coming-she's almost here"
-SVdneU Dqlre
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-03
[For the REcoRD-UNIoS.l
Il MEMORY.
TO N. N. N.

1t is only tress of soft brown hair
But, oh the dear head II rested upon.
And the gentle hand that smoothed it down
Now lie beneath the sod
While the shining spirit of one SO fair,
So like lily frail and sweet,
Is blooming now at the Masters feet,
In the paradise of God.
What gain is hers in meadows green,
By waters clear, to rest;
Where winters cold nor night is seen,
But all is bathed in glory's sheen,
And faith and love are blest.
Be mine the loss; by " Gates of Gold
When thou shalt welcome me
Within the shadow OF the fold,
With all first of heaven behold,
Thou, dear one, shall see.
DORA BURNS.