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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
Commercial College.

The attention Of those interested
in education is called TO the advertise
ment of the Fort Smith Commercial
college While the instructors in each
department are competent and eff
eient and the college otherwise equip
ped 10 afford superior facilities to those
who wish thorough business educa-
toe, yet the charges are moderate,
making il the cheapest as well As the
best business college for the young
men of this section Of the country 10
attend.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
ADAIR NOTES.

-Nrs. Cobb reiuraed to UAgousr on the
ist-
-LOrit GooaIn went TO n. smith on buIi-
ness. the ist-
-Mrs. Geo. Warren still fingers with ns
hopes OF recovery.
w. r. Stewart: and FL. .AdAIr went t'
Nuskogse on the 9Th
John CuIp departed for GrssIy. Kansas.
on The SRI 10 Sc some siek relatives
%. 4. johnson. our new blacksmith. has
b-suEht his fsnily and located permanently
saOng rs.
= W. EAr5es. 1--we stock aEeut for the
.'Ety'' was down the eth locking after ths
live stock ia this vicinity Mr. Barbee says
lie l. Determined 10 sner such Inducements "a
the sattIem-n that they will not run AWAY
from the "Kty'' aud drive over 10 the Frisco
a. heretofore. and n he succeeds In this.
Adsir wall ship not less than 100 cars OF cattle
this season
April :. ls9o. " H. o.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
70 Be Transferred at Vinita

The project of last year in regard to
the cattle carrying traffic Of the Mis-
sour. Kansas & Texas has at length
taken definite shape. An agreement
has been entered into between the
road named aud the Frisco by which
the former, instead Of taking its ST.
Louis c0nsignments Of cattle to Sc
dalia, will transfer them At this place
TO the Frisco. A saving OF several
hours time will thus he effected and
s corresponding increase of net results
Sam Hunt, general live stock Rgent OF
the NJ, X & T. AID Capt. J. G. Tay-
iOr, Of the Frisco, were here this week
and concluded all the details, and the
work Of increasing the capacity Of the
Frisco yard facilities VIII begin At
once. This change will add not 3 lit
tie 10 the business OF Niuita, for il will
bring 70 our town an army Of shippers
and tram men. for not only will the
cattle be transferred here but il will
made feeding point. This seems 10
be Ninita's year.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
Murdered With an AZ.

Charles Goodwin. 4 fullbloOd Greek
Indian, living ffteen miles west of
Tulsa, was killed in his bed last Fri
day night All the family we're in the
house and the crime is attributed to
the wife, some Of whose relatives
Goodwin had recently been prosecut-
ing for horse stealing. While the
dead mans folks live but a short dis
tanee of, no information Was given TO
them, or anyone else, until nearly
noon. in itself a very suspicious CIR
cumstauce.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
ARRESTED FOR TRAIN rosRrRi.
san RIdenhosr and Joan Hodge go 10 Fort
saith.

4 greet deal Of surprise was created last
Friday morning By the ann Ounesment that
''isbeli had arrested one Of the train rub
bers-" Il proved to be John Hodge. ur
Red as he was u sually called. tie man ar
rested ami lne.l few weeks ago for breaking
she peace. Almost Al once word also leaked
out'' tina; Pete Tovey and KIN ney. the rail-
road detective. had gone 10 MisssHri after
sam Riden hour, who has lived here alnost
since tie town started. until three or foar
years ags.
The ofioers reinrnsd with the young n an
Sunday evening and that night D. and Hodge
were taken to Pryor Greek. the scene ofihr
robbery. Tor Identification Mrs. Garter. the
Lady who keeps the boarding. hoase xherr two
strangers ale breakfast the day Of ihe robbery
failel 20 identify these two men. bat The sec
ti1a man. the tank nan ant his Nife Arrs
csudient they are tie same. The esIrcss
messenger who was robbed also deci.r-d that
they were the parties and pointed - sam a
the one who compelled him 20 open his safe
On this chain OF eviden &c they were takel 20
Fort smith for examinstian
The first circumstance which fxet iais logn
as the abode 0f the robbers was the dni NJ II
two saddles near here which had been stolen
the night ofthe robbery. Taking this u- a
beginning Deputy Isbeil conducted his irv-.-
tications with the aid Of Pete Tovry ant lnai
ly settled upon the tWo men asmei
As 70 sam Ridsnhoar. the prep ieran cr cf
belief here Is that be is innocent and % Is a.
ser; ed that evidence too strong 20 be broken
will be prOducsi TO show that be was in th-
city the day aud night ofthe robbery II
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
An unfor.unate Day

Charles Writ. a whisky pe,Idler,
struck town Tuesday noon with a va
Iise full Of his goods and after sc ling
a quart or two and having the ba-ance
stolen was arrested by the city mar
shal. lie was hned $50 for ling
whisky and Carrying = pistol, the
weapon vas eoniscated and then he
wss turned over to the L. S. marshal.
Writ is the crippled fellow who was
arrested and sent up with John Den
ton some years ago for selling whisky.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
They Searched In Vain.

Mrs. F. Z. Mcneil, wife of the su-
perintendent of the Frisco. came out
from MOnstt last Thursday with 3
party of lady Acquaintances consist
ing Of Misses Wade and Lee, Of Spring
6eld, and Miss Il ndersOn. OF Minneso-
ia They spent the day looking about
the city for bows, arrows and an
giEs." and left in the evening some
what surprised at the success met
with, hut highly pleased with their
days outing. nevertheless.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
To CattIsmen.

It has been decided 10 meet az Glare
more next Saturday morning, April
18th. for the purpose Of arranging the
spring rOund-ups- All recognize the
advantage Of systematic and organized
work and it is desired that every cat
tie man in this portion OF the territory
be present at this msetins or repre-
sented by some duly accredited person.
Il is further desired that all persons
interested use whatever means they
have at command for extending this
notice and giving it the greatest
possible publicity.
Signed. W. E Halsell, j. O. Hall,
y. Skinner, S. Il. Wills. D. L. Denny,
Geo. B. Peiryman and others.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10

when afflicted with sny Of the mis-
erable skin diseases which make lie .
burden, try HINTS Cure. IL Is guar
anteed II it does you no good u will
cost you nothing For sale by W. C.
Patton < Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
roPULArIOs IOeO-vALU,rOS s=9l.sis-ss.
yiuita's People and Weaith-Hhat the Tow
Council Is Beisx and C0ntrmplafes-

The-Work af the city assessor has heru com
pleted and his report has been Received By the
council an1 the levy FOR taxes maze The
population Of the town is shown 10 Je ia.si. di-
vided as follows: Indians 80. whites -. ne
groes Is5- The assessed valuation is sz.e,sis- %
-, which um excl udes all property devoted
10 religions OF educational pu-pozes. Il in
eludes. however. that 81 the railroads.
amounting TO 50. .o1 for the Frisco and s-p.-
% for the n. x AT. embracing Two isil~s
of road-bed 10 each CON s.any within tie tsEn
limits and their Improvements
Tie town has an indebtedness ni So. Ow-
ing 70 the neglect to collect lat years taze.
but Il j. estimated that full collection Of
this years levy viii Iiquidaie this debt and
come very near paying The expense Of govern
neat. beside The deficiency Il il expected
eau be made mp from the zines, which durinE
the past few months have paid tWo-thirds q
the marshal's wages. and this Is the chief
item Of expense
II is the intention 20 exrcnd net less than
sloe in cr;;ing through the hin in fFoHt of
Ooe Tr0it's and putting The Dirt iEto the street
from Patton's alley % the Iumb er yard. Ihis
viii then give rs direct ontiei 20 the sasf.
the street having been declared srsn clear
through. and will save going doUn The steep
hill and around by The brick yard TIE street
nom Balentine's north 10 the mill has also
been ordered opened. as well a. several in the
southeastern portion Of the town. Which :.
occupied 10 sreat eNfent by the colsrei pco-
pie
The present couacil has resolved upon e.
forcing collection the tixrs iue uader ;he re-
cant levy, ~ eae-h-ifof one r-- -a-t add in
retnra e. pest 90 si.e f'e ta, 81, tss practical
demsl-'ra -- ,41- .-o.- .Eel-g malicious
D. sptu-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
Seed time shall no. f.n.-Grs. VIII. q.

Please bear in mind that we are
headquarters for GARDEN and
FIELD SEEDS.
Lahdretb's garden seeds are not
commission seeds" bu; we buy
them every year and BURN wha.
we bave left. Every package is
guaranteed to be Of the crop of
1889 and to grow true to name.
To attain success in gardening ,uy
Landreth's Seeds.
We also have D. NJ. Ferry's
See1s, and for those who plant
more extensively we have fresh
1889 seeds in bulk, very much
cheaper than the papers.
Seed potatoes by the car load
will be here in due season.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
YINITA pgrG STORE BuHLETIN.
". ". MiIIsr. Proprisisr.

Art materials. includfng paints.
brushes. blrndcrs, etc
Brushes Of every description. combs,
perfumes aud all tuilei articles.
Pine lot Of stationery. blaak books.
writing tablets, envelopes and paper
cigars. eizarcftea. O. tarco. pipe and
, general line OF goods Tor th1sc who
use the weed
strings for all kinds OF musical in
struments Also fXfures f0r violin,
guitar OF hanjO-
A fresh and complete stock II drugs
from which prescriptions are hllsd oy
an experienced clerk.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
Death of a Prominent Man

Uncle" Irwin Long. the oldest man
in the Nvandotte nation and who has
been its chief of and on for - years,
died last Saturday al his home three
miles north Of Prairie Ci.., and vs.
buried al the Wyantotte cemetery up
on Sunday BY the Aas1ltc lr..-s. 81
ties Of Praine City g.. nj ~ra - He
was very well knoKn throughout h.s
section Of the territory ant ns
states and highly j..
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
.RoLLOF HONaE,

OhOuteaH primary school. for this month
ending April 4th. isSd;
Joe Lindsey. -; Denais. Key, u; Willie
Melton. 81; Lizzie ward. y; Maggie BamEar-
nsr. g; saIIis Markham. ss; Nary White. s5i
Norta Lindsey. S5. Maggie Burr. 20; fisrs
Lindsey. -; Bsssie Melton, %, Hstiis Melton.
-; Jessie Bangsrasr. s. PeIsE Markham. ~
Lydia Wilder, ~; Goriea Lindsey - Gius
Ksvs. s. X Il Cu0krE. Teacher.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10

To live or not 10 live - a question
which annually confrOnts the resi-
dents T. { our low grounds and swampy
districts. Take CheathRm's : Tssteies
Chill Tonic sud live 10 die nObieT
death tnan toy = commonplace chill.
For sale bv ". G.. Patton K Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10

We claim some things for Cheath-
ans Chill Tonic, but not everything.
IL will not cuie softening Of the brain
or ingrowing nails, but II will cure
chills-cold chIlls. Guaranteed
For sale by W. &. Patton ( Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
Arerfa Wantad

-s-sor clul Rates. OF any further lnforna-
iluH desired. W-ite legibiy % the undersi<sed
clearly stating your r-siieace. with stata
county. street and number Nnre rauid r.
tern i-iasl delivery VIII be assured bT vour en-
closing an envelope bearing your fall address
7@--
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10

Gheaiham's TRsteless Chill Tonic
is now on the market. Try IL aud be
convinced that ~ is the only real
pleasant and effective medicine known
that will in every ease cure the chilis
and fever. 10 contains no Quinine or
pOisons and sold -Rnder the fAIulliaE
motto ..u4 - - ~ 4 - sHie rs
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
Po7ple's Drug Sto-e-
Oppo,Iis FrIscs HOitI-ssrtA.

Toilet Chamois-Just received : nice new lot
Of Skins- They are great.
PrescriPiions-Filled 81 All hours, d. or
night. By Galloway
B. b. CigAr-This faInOEs brand slWaya keFt
in stock. Give IL = trial
Toilet spongss-Batk spSnkss anil surgery
spongss. new lot just aided
10 our stsck
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
=GPCRT2NE-
Address, o. BASSETTI.
Citv OF hTerfco Naxfro


- e1iiu1ry letter. containing moafT ordrr
is-ar-i 1y al express rnmr-uiss. New York
kNehan-e, Bran er Postal Nute
special Fe1tErss-
i.r terms Of contract The company must de-
f,s~itr fl- -u.n rr al prizes Included in the
rriiriir before scilin- single tickst. and -
rt.rr thr following oliciai permit
tEnFlFtralE-i q a~rchy rer.ifr af the Bank
-i i-onfinl au.. reAtr1 las on .ic1.rsite The ne
r'-s-1rF funds % Surrlnire taf ras rslcn. ol al
lrires drawn by in- Loteria g. il i.e lefcencia
fuhii-s Arolinlr Castillo. iltrrvenor.
srtlcr- ile COMPANY g. resI o. irr1 20 disfrif-
ufr uify-siN peg reat- ef Ihs value q all -he
i-cEris in prizr--a isrEe- portisa taan j.
-ltrr hY anv other lottery
uafiy tie humber 90 tickets j. iimitcd -
- ,tt.--Ii-a' less rhau ere ~nid bg other iot-
t-rirs g-in- she sane schsns.
c1cer Eutchins. Gene~ai. Agcue.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
BEREFIcENcIA PUBLIcA.
me Nc4b AOnLnly drawing
viii b. held In the City of Mexico.
MAY s, 1890,
Which = the Grand Semi-Annual Ex.raOrii-
nary Drawing, the Capital 4 ire being one
hundred and twenty Thousand dollars.
S12O,OOO.o 90
Price % fIickets-Ameriesn money. uholcs.
$. hail-s. 80; guartrr~. 81 efghths, 81
Club Laies- 81 worth n Iickets Tor so
If.f af s~r--s


10 prizes or sIso approxiHaiin< TO ....
20 ---- -..-----.-.--- SID 80 prize. 81, 90
49, .-----. -------------- ei1-i1u prize. 81. go
---.- ------.-. .----- 50, 80 prize. q, 90
--.------------- 10, 90 prize 81 80
49, prizes ----.- Amounting 20 -..-- S1a-. .i11
- price cold in the United States fnlly
paid ia L : curreacy.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ccffayvi:.s, Ksscas,

Docs all kinds of boot and
shoe wOTE, guaranteeing a tit
and satisfaction in every re-
Spect. Parties desiring work
ean send their names and adj
dresses aud will receive a circu-
lar giving full directions how TO
measure the foot.
J. W. CUBiAE, foreman. has done
nothing else Tor years and Is giving bet
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10
DENTIST,
". FORExAN,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Ofssce in front room Of skinner, Rat
Ia & Co.'S. building, upstairs Once
Yours s 10 II O'Clock a. N; 20
vTyITA, IND. TER
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-10

M FRAzEE,
PHYSICIAN & ACOUCHER.
Tenders his professional services TO
The residents O. Vinita and surround-
ing country. Office at residence sontn
Of fPresbrteriar chE-Sh- Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

heard his paper read In the section ana fcit sto"sp
mpelcd at first 10 rise and say that II must DC WohS
becausc the true mechanical value Of heat gwen sup
nose I'm warm water, must, for small dheTcLccs OI
temperature be proportional TO the square OF It's guam
uty But as | listened and Oh, ! saw tlat JouIo
had certainly great truth and great discovery, ana
"A most important measurement 10 bring forward 30
instead of rising with my objection to the meeting
waited TN II was over and said my say 70 Jouc MN
self at the end Of the meeting. TINS made my hlSt
Introduction TO him. After that had long talk over
the whole matter at one Of the Conversations Of Inc
association and became fast friends from thence
forward However he did not tell ne he was TO be
married in "A week OF so; but about fortnight late:
| was walking down from ChamOuniA to begin VIC
four of Mont Blanc, and whom should meet Walking
up but Joule, with "a long thermometer IN ms mana
and "A carriage with a lady In II not f1r on lie tIu
me- he had been married since We Had parted az "a
ford and he was going to try for elevation 0i tom
peraturc IN waterfalls. We Wy sleu 10 lcet lev uaS
later nj Martigny, and look at the Cascade de sal
much broken into spray. llls young VIE a. long as
She lived took complete interest IN his scientific WORK.
and both she aud he showed me the greatest Kindness
during my visits to them IN Manchester, Tor our cA
pcrmcnts on the thermal effects Of huid IN motion
which We began a few years Later Joulcs paper at
Tie oxford meeting made great sensation. tAradaJ
va, there and was much struck with IL. hut ana not
enter fully into the new v!cws. II was many years
after that before any Of The scientific chiefs began 10
give their adhesion. II was not long after, wien
stokes told NE he inclined ~ be a JOulite'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
SCRATCHED % YEARS.
Body covered with scales. Itching terrible. SUFFERING
endless. No relief Doctors and medicines fail.
Speedily cured by Cuticura at n cost Of IS.
CURED BY CUTICURA

IL had known OF the CUTICURA REMEDIES twen
weight years ago 1t would have saved $4,000 1.-TWO
hundred dollars and an immense amount Of suffering.
My disease psoriassl commenced on my head in spot
not larger than cent. IL spread rapidly all over my
body and got under my nails. would drop
OF me all the time and suffering endless and with.
out relief One thousand dollars would tempt 70
have TINS disease over again. a poor but feel
rich 10 DC relieved OF what OF the doctors said
leprosy, some rngworm. psoriasis. etc took . :.
ana Sarsaparllias over one year and a half but
cure. went 10 Two or three doctors. and
cannot praise the CUTlCURA REMEDIES too much.
They have made my skin clear and free scales
baby's. All used OF them were three boxes Of CUTI.
CURA. and three bottles OF CUTICURA RESOI.VENT and
two cakes Of CUTlCURA SOAP If You had been hero
and said you would have cured for you would
have had the money looked like the picture in your
book Of psoriasis picture number two, How Cure
Skin Dseases'D but now l a. clear as any person
ever Through force OF habit rub ny hands over
my arms and legs TO scratch in while but 10 no
purpose. / all well. scratched twenty-cght years.
and It got be a kind Of second nature TO thank
you q thousand times
No ", 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
AN AUDIENCE or ONE.

From the Memoir OF T. W. Robertson
once. during long vacation 7. W. Robertson ana ana
n 1 Hvrnn we're IN London together, and monruiulN
WONDERING what was - happen next. Wlc WI d
room In the Gallery OF Illustration 10 let Now
r,rnn and Robertson had written and played an en-
crainmcnt with "vhryln success lal"ay' wary M
IL va, constructed that while BYRON was on the
stage I'm the first part, EobcTteOn wa mon y tahrg
and during Robertson pf'Ihtl'c' anu pIip ~ ,,'cl
aupca rance. IN a duooguc, which wound up tho bH Ct
f1re Ivron took hi, place In the pay box procecd-
np he stated 10 be- wholly unnet eseay, r ca'on'
mia OH, Du-.p Robcrt,On's idea was T. ,nc THIS
room and establish their entertainment a, rmdheh
thing. byron gave his assent with Slch5 smile Of
GnuLt and after much W0rIy and trouble. AN arrange
nrnt was made that they could hire the room. KIND
1lrnd pt, ng the first weeks rent In advance, and
hrIning with the printing and with all the expenses
Naturalization the c'entfnl opening night arrived
they hadn't flrtlluS IN thc world. Inc pei
Torrance was advertised To conmeH'e NJ . o'clock
an announcement received with much apathy on tho
mart of the public. for al ten minutes 10 tho time adj
yertlsed not a soul had been seen. Al last gentle
man rendered SOVEREIGN Tor front seat Are
Wa"o any seats loft ?" inquired the patron. "Oh
vrsS replied Robertson, both right and lett will
b,ng You the change IN Minute SIR
Tbc gentleman entered. stared around, and sat
d.,rT Tie hall was empty byron had been peep
inc through tho curtains, anxious and nervous and
Robertson who had changed the sovereign, returned
eichtcen shilling less the price OF the seal. and
hrourht Byron some stout 10 nerve him for his task
IIvron: Where are tho critics y Robertson Oh
thcy'rc always late Byron (dubiOusyJ: "Oh 80
Robcrtson: -" Letter commence ana get II over. I"
Byron Tom, tMnh iI- i going 10 be failure
Robertson retired 10 the pay box. The plants, having
finished the overture. the curtain rang mp. byron
entered dressed In the evening dress which he had
share with Robertson, and began TO explain "Thc
Oridn ~ Man." looking fNedv at ihe wrctchcd indi
yfinai I'm the front seats In the beginning there
the front eca and I'm the ID fool and. hurry.
ing ont 10 Robertson. dcunndcd hi, money bpcl1 saving
sthe nfuriaicd one that Hyrou was Chnaman but to
no purpose and nnnllv had - return shilling and
cigtpence having gpcu fourponcc ~ the two shillngs
In stout FOR byron rcmarng that they only charged
fOurpencc on such occasions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
BIRD LANGTA AGE
From The Detroit Tribune.

From Tho DetTOt IIIDUNc
TO my mind all birds have language and that
language h. ineligible TO themselves ours Is TO
us aid the proprietor OF bind store. d" / have
pair of rauaIics, and often listen to their converse
ton In the morning one Of them gives 'tw Get
Are yOu awaken lie says TO the other. Tile other
gives a 'tw ect.' Yes I'm little sleepy. though.
and closes his eyes again. but it's morning. i
don't care says the lazy mate. tuclIing his head
under ut, wing once more. It's time 10 wake up.
This time there is No reply.
Then the other proceeds To indulge in n morning
scrcnadc. lie carol, up aud down tie scale. Then
the second bird p0kcs out her head and shakes her
feathers. IT'S really impossible to sleep under tho
crcumstances she says. i hope you don't feel cross
he says. 'Oh. no. only And then they patch 10 all
up and indulge In "a charming duet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
GOOD NIGHT.
BY the Earl Of Roslyn.

BY the Earl OF RoSHn.
"'Tis bed time; say your HYMN and hid Goodnight
God bless Mamma, Papa and dear ones all !;
Your half shut eyes beneath your eycnds fall
Another minute you will shut them quite.
Yes will carry You, put ont the light,
And tuck you up although You are So tall
what will YOU give me. sleepy one. and call
NY wages II settle You all rghtl
laid her golden curls upon my arm.
drew her little feet within my hand,
Her rosy palms were Joined in trustfnl bliss,
Her heart, next mine, beat gently, soft and warm,
She nestled to me. and by Lovc's command
Paid me my precious wages-Babys kisL"