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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-13


WHEREAS. Daniel H. s%aighman. ant
Laura A. .salghmau his wife. gtantotsi w
their decd OF trust dated the twenty.siNlh
day Of February. \ u. eighteen hund,sli
Office of the recorder OF deeds OF Jackson
county. Missouri. at kansas Guy. ~ n9og
u $40 at page 90 ana following, ronNtN,i
to the undersigned, Jefferson Btutnn'oM,
trustee. the following icTcrihed i'hI "
one hundred and siSty.ciEh, uosl. one huUi
df"i and siNty-ninc tihgp and one ,hull!.l
gni seventy gip an ~ Boss an3 sSH'K5is
Sns tityl. being u parcel OF land ii9ntiis
s,,NChty-iwo. Gg fo.i on the east ,iII ~
and. thirty -clght u3J feet on the north sue
nt Eighth street. IN said kansus. 'ilN, IN
trust to secure Payment Of certain prom,
lssory notes In said deed described, tNAi ~
principal note; that default was made NJ
note Described In said deed. payable nNr
years after date, AMI nothing mas p,tu p'ts,.
1886: now, ihcrcforc, n%ntlcci j. hereby eiv"n
mat a. the request of the page nnl oMt"tt
o. sail mote, the Undersigned NIL as s.'n
trustee rroc"cd 10 sell. under the hnMnt w
sali decd n trust, the property h"t'imnr,
fore described, and any aud every, par,
bidder. AZ the court house door, ~ TIN Guy
OF Kansas ,nnw called Kama Guy. ~ 'hn
,,unty OF Jackson al9resald, 20, ,hS,' ~
eighteen hundred and nlnc,y.stN, hy'weenn
the, hours of nine O'Clock IN III" forenoon
sail princlpal note. with interest, from Nu,
must twenty eight, eighteen hundred mn,
nlnety-lNc, at six per cent per hunitn. anu
the costs. ana expenses OF executing INC
trust, including compensation to the rus
t." for his services. the court house door
at which such sale viii I've made h'inE the
south door OF the court house, In tnid >ah,
.aH CITY, on the block Of ground hpuhded
by Fifth street, oak street. Missouri aye.
nuc aud Locust street. same being the
building wherein tho circuit court Of siul
Jackson county Mt Kansas city VIII, ny
. Nnll tIfun nj Hn1n lN hold ar mIELf law
fully he held n In session AZ thv time 81
such sale, being the door where the sheriff
usually sells land on execution from SAID
court Mt Kansas CIV.
J~EFFEi,soN BRuMBAcK. Trustee,
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suENIFF"S SAl.E-By virtue and au-
,hor.tv OF a special execution, 20. @"'N., g.
siisd from the office OF tho clerk Of IN"
Iirruit court OF Jackson county, 90 klnsIs
CIV. Missouri. returnihle to III" october
tr-,i 1895, Of said court, and to m" a.
.hariff directed and delivered, In favor of
Willilm T.. Fiskc. solon \. Carter and
lv,h ". sulloNIy, and against W. II.
f,npb.il Minnie +. Campbell, Patrick
Murphy. James u. Hustled. Trustee, and
M UlstcI Investment company "a cor
unratiouI. / have levied upon ana seized
Iii Inc right, title. interest AMI estate Of
s!,id drf.ndants. W, II. clmpGcll, Minnie
~ Campbell. Patrick Murphy. james n.
iiustri, trustee, ana tn" liuSt,l Invest
ingnt Company ga corpgraiiom, in and 70
III, folIpWIng described grIl estate, silt
mated in the county OF Jackson aud state
lnt four a.. In block three 90. In llcr's
n]tdItion 10 Kansas city. In the county Of
JH"L .on and state of Missouri. and | VIII,
an triiay, the 3ri hay Of July, \, u, 1895,
b"tyeen tho hours of nine o'clock IN IN"
forenoon and live o'cloCl. in the afternoon
ar that day. at the south front door Of tn"
rntinty court house. IN Kansas city, Jack
cor county, state Of Missouri and during
,bn session of said circuit court at Kansas
Stty- Missouri. sell at public Nenduc, for
cash 10 the highest bidder. all the right.
titla' interest and estate of the" abuv"
mi A defendants, W. II. Campbell, MIN
ME ~ Campbell. Patrick Murphy, James
il Hustled. trustee. and tn" Hustled In
vestment Company "a corporationl. in AMI
10 said real estate 10 satisfy said execu-
''' JOHN !. o'NEILL, Sheriff,
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LEGAL NOT1CEs,


sHERiFF's sALEE,By virtue ani sn;
he elreal, cour, 3 DICKSON coga.
iutna6le to the october term, ls@i, .ot sal
court. and to me as sheriff dircgtcd, and
delivered In favor OF Sidney McNin!nms,
and against Fredricka u. Evans and Henry
all The right. title, interest ana estate oi
.aih defendants. Frcdricka ID, Evans anl
Henry =. Evans, In and To the following
dcScfihed real estate, situated In the county
Of jackson, and state OF Missouri, tu-wit
North onc-half rsl Of lot ono hundred atti
fourteen .uiU. block eight 81, McGcc's ud-
hundred and twcuty-cne n2ll, block nine
90, MCGrc's addition. lots ten hundred nud
thirty six OtCGb and ten hundred and thit-
ty-sevrn U0lD. block sov,nty-threr GN,
McGcc's addition. lots six 90, seven 20 and
the east ten uW feet OF lot I've 20, block
eighteen us,. Dundee place. also lots nyv
e.. sly 90 and seven a, hio,k tnr.r q
fourteen 90. fifteen OD. sixteen 30 scN-
cntccn 90, eighteen usl, nineteen tlp,
twenty, 81. twenty. nine Sfp totiI nine
to Kansas city, jackson county, MESQUITE
also lot eleven hundred and torty.ihrCc
uilD, block seventy nine tr, Mcuce.S ad-
ditlur. aud lot ~" Nanderyentor place,
additions to Kansas city. jackson cOunty,
Mo; and | viii, ON Friday, tn ati day of
july, a. II. 1895, between tho hours OF nine
the afternoon OF that day. at the south
front door OF the county court mouse, VI
Kansas city. jackson county. state Of Mis-
sour. AND Turing ne ,ssS, x or 5'it ii1 +;
public Nonduo. for cash. TO the highest
bidder all m. right. title, Interest and 80
taie 81 ,hs above namyh dei'qg"nts, rroE,
aud to snld real estate. to SATISFY snid exc
cUtion aud costs. JOHN 4. oNElLla
sheriff.
ts.- .st... ~. f.,a tNtt FNpF
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-NoTICE OF FINAL SETrLEMENT-
Notice is hereby given to all creditors and
others Interested in the estate Of Mrs,
Harriet Johnson, deceased. that Eugenia
Intends to make final settlement thereof
al the next term OF the probate court of
Missouri. on the 18th day OF August. 1886.
EUGENIA W, JOHNSON,
Administrators
Ksrues. Holmes & Krauthoff. Attorneys.
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sac city. Kas.
WASTEtAN bydgc carpenters with
room Q.
WASTf;D-s Young men. So per month
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Kansas city, Os"coin 4 southern
Oscenl, and Intermediate. 49, pm 1889 am
Clinton and interm"dlhte'' s'Sp am s-o pm
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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-02-28
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
CHERIFF. SALE.
-
State of Louisiana, Parish Of Tensas,
9TH District Court.
STEVEN DUNCAN.
VS.. Mo- 44ss,
STEVEN DUNCAN.
WIN. MOORE.

DUBLIC NOTICEIS HEREBY given
Il that by virtue Of writ Of neri
facias to me directed by the above
named Honorable Court in the shove
styled suit, I have seized and WIN, on
Saturday, the ssth day OF FssraAry,
A. p. Isse,i
offer for sale at the Court House door
in the town of St. Joseph, in this par.
fsh within the hours prescribed by law,
that Is between the hours Of IL
o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. M, 20 the
highest bidder the following described
property situated in this parish, tc-wits
Those certain lots OF ground On the
Hunsicksr plantation fronting south on
Young's bayou, known and designated
as lots Nos. twenty-three, twenty-four,
twenty-five, twenty-six, twenty-eeycn,
twenty-eight and twenty-nine on GER
tain map or plat of the Hunsicker PLAN
tation made by John johnson and re-
corded in Deed Book SIX" in the Re-
ccrder's Office Of this parish, to which
special reference is hereby made for de-
scription, it being understood that the
boundaries of said land shall be- gov.
erned by said map, the seven lots con-
tanning 2l6 acres more or less.
Terms of sale: Cash.
w. c. YOUNG, Sheriff.
ST.. J osEPH, La. Jan. 10. 1896.
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IupInAfa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CErzURE AsDsALE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of pehsas
9TH District Court.
JULIUS VETS & CO.
VS.. No. 4zs5.
WIN. MOORE.


DUBIIC NOTICE rs HEREBY given
Il that By virtue of an order OF se1xr
iure and sale to me directed by the
above named Honorable Court In the
above styled suit, / have seizedsand
win, On
Saturday, the sssh day OF February.
A. ID. 1886.
offer for sale at the Court House door
lin the town of st. Joseph, In this parish
within the hours prescribed by law,
that is between the hours of IL o'clock
a. m. and o'clock p. IA, to the highest
bidder the following described prop
erty situated in this parish, to-wit:
LIST. All that certain parcel or lot Of
ground together with the improve
ments thereon and all rights, ways.
privileges and appearances thereto
belonging situated in the town Of st.
Joseph, measuring l0s feet and s inches
front en- the River Road; 167 feet in
depth and front on the Plank Road; 1853
feet in depth on the opposite side line
dividing itfrom property of S. Solomon
and IS feet in width on its rear line di-
yiding it from property of James Stew
art. Said parcel of ground is the south
eastern corner of what was styled the
"Giliespie purchaser and was acquired
by Robt. Maxwell by purchase at
Sherifrs sale thereof on July 9th, 1888.
as appears by deed recorded in. Deed
Book D. GA in Recorders Office OF said
Parish of Tensas and was bought by
said William Moore from said Robert
Maxwell by deed recorded in said Deed
Book ''Kn page $50 to which said deeds
special reference is hereby made,
| End. The Saranac plantation. with
all the improvements thereon and all
the rights, ways privileges, apperte-
'nances thereto belonging, or in anywise
appertaining, more particularly de-
scribed as follows: The Northwest
quarter and the S W or. Of sec seven
teen less 2l5 acres formerly sold to
chas. g. Dalgren; the southeast quar
ter of said section seventeen; the north
east quarter OF section twentys the
northeast quarter, the northwest quar-
ter and the southeast quarter Of section
twentY-one. less forty-three acres
thereof sold TO Buckner and Hunsicker,
all in Township Twelve (2), Range
Eleven IN East, containing s62 acres,
being the same property which John s.
Mills acquired by purchase at the pub
lie sale thereof made by the Sheriff Of
Tensas parish, La, on December 4th,
1871, as appears By deed Of record in the
Recorders Office of said Tensas parish
In Book of Sheriff's Deeds "B" pages
los ct seq.
Also p mules, 2 horses, 2 plows. !
cultivator, 8 wagons.
Terms Of sale: Cash. ~
w. c. YOUNG. Sherif
ST.. JesafH. La, Jan. Is. 1896.
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Registration Notire.


THEREBY 1--WE NOTICE that the
Registration books win be open at the
following places in the Parish of Tensas
on the days specified below, to afford
opportunity for the registration of all
persons who failed to register before
the last election and for those who may
have become eligible voters of the par
ish since that date. Also that changes
may be made when necessary in the
number of precinct given as the resi-
dence Of any voter on the registration
books of last election.
Acknowledgment End.
Newellton-- 4th and 9Th.
Hollywood 9Th.
Mayfower-- " 10th.
Waterproof 18th apd 18th.
Highland 6 10th.
st. Joseph-Court House-From
March 18th to April 2Oth.
B. +. BONNEY,
Assessor and Registrar.
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E, W. FoRDIcE.


DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT Of fieri
- facias TO me directed by the Hon.
w. d. A. Gordon, Sixth Justice Of ne
Peace in and for the Parish Of r ehsas, 1
win proceed to sell at public aucnon'on
Saturday, the 10th day q
February, a. b. 1895,
between the hours of ii and A o'clock,
in front of Court House door, in the
Town of Waterproof, the following de-
scribed property to-wit:
10000 feet of cypress lumber on
L'Argent Landing
$500 feet OF ash lumber.
$500 feet of gum lumber and two boat
patterns, 70 plank) at saw mill on Caro-
line plantation, seized in the above en-
titled and numbered suit. =
Terms Of sale: Cash on the spot, lam
Der TO be delivered to purchasef where
it now lies.
A. Y, WOOD,
Constable etbWard.
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JUDICIAL ADvkRrfsENEsr.
State pf Louisiana, Parish Of Tenn
7th District Courts
JOHN H. cHAMBLrss,
SUoC ESsIoN OF MRS. H. B. Meat.
LISTER. DEcEAsKb.

LILO EIks OECkAtEUt
-
DBBLIc NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
L bn that by virtue Of an order Of seiz-
ure and sale to me directed BY the
abots. named Honorable court IN the
abofe styled suit, 1 have seized and
will on
saturday. the l4th aay OF March.
A. ID. 1879.
oGf for sale at the Court Hsass door
in he town.o st. Joseph, in this parish
within the hours prescribed by law,
tbs 10 between the hours of II o'clock
a. and 4 O'Clock p. m, to the high
estbidder the following described prop
ere situated in this parish. to-wit:
Hhat certain cotton plantation or
tr&t Of land lying and. being situated
in the Parish Of Tensas. stGte of Louis
iah, known as the Lisbon" planta-
tin. and more particularly Described
asbeing bounded North by lands Of A.
E.Bass, East by the Mississippi river
al Town Of Waterproof, South by
lads Of Mrs. Emma L. Moore and West
bt lan1e Of Beaver, it being the plxnta-
tn formerly belonging to the Sue
esssion ofThos. McAllister. purchased
4 Succession sale by Mrs. L. d. Haga-
d and BY her sold to this mortgsger,
gether with all the buildings and im-
Fovements thereon and all the rights,
rays and servitudes thereto appertain-
hg OF in any manner belonging"
Save and except the property hereto
bre sold TO pay dobts.of the succession,
b-wit:
tots No. one and two in square an"
Lot No. three In square 80" Lots one,
two. three and four in square 49,"
Lots one, two, three and four In square
|rX.r Lot four in square 'sUn and frac.
tional lots and in square ~" and
Fractional Lots three and four in square
|sR." Lots one, two, three and four In
square opp Lots one. two, three and
four in square "w." Lots one, two,
three and four In square ''v," together
with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon; also ten acres Of land
being part of the Lisbon plantation
lying IA the rear Of the lot belonging to
A. 8. Davidson, two acres front BY i've
acres deep and adjacent to the division
line. between said Lisbon plantation
and the plantation belonging to Mrs..
Emma 4. Moore; also tract lying next
to said Davidson lot on the upper side,
being $50 feet front along the public
road by 400 feet deep, the said ten
acres and the last named lot (l50 < 400
feet) being accurately described in .
survey made by B. F. Bonney attached
to and made part Of the order Of sale
in this matter dated October eth, 1891,
to which said survey and plat special
reference is hereby made.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
w. C. YOUNG. Sheriff.
SHERtfr's OFFICE, st. Joseph, La,
February 4th, 1896.
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On motion the Following resolnt-

O1 mOIlOn the FOLLOWING reSOi0-|
t;o,, -. : !. s.,..y.
y hereas tne Kansas City, wat
kins ana 1uif Railway company
mas projected an extension OF Its
l.ne rom alexandra to- the Missls-
sippi river near yldaila and has
surveyed It's route through the IN
'clsehing ,erriIory; therefore be it
nesolVeu, mat the. Board or
commissioners ! OF the Filth LOUIS
lali "a Hssee DISTRICT, IN iurtherance
u one uvsigh OF SAID raliway conn
IF Tatsba,Is sra IN, ons sd ;aiisll ;m
do all its power to aid the said
plans for developing the country,
and to that end the Board viii
quit claim" and grant to said
Kansas City, Watkins and Gulf
Railway company the right ofway
through all of itslands in the par
ish Of Concordia to the extent of
~ 1ANa4~tC " ACCV Ou<ClOtlci sue VI
the entire line of its track and the
President of the Board shall be au-
thorized to make and sign a title to
such railroad company to said
lands for right of way purposes,
without, however, any warranty;
provided said railroad shall be
completed through Concordia par
lsh within five years from January
LIST, 1896; when if not socompleted
all rights of the railway company
or its assignees shall be forfeited
and atan.end.
The Finance Committee made
.tbe3fouow;no ranorts
VIZ
We? your finance nance o ssl n'
e .n ~ .i9 oooAs q tne Deere
correct.
W we V o oPPr9ye the following bills
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The Poorest Clothes

The Poorest Clothes
Are heralded with the most adjec-
tiyes.
The things left unsaid-the things
unsayable-tbe touch, the shade,
the feel the atmosphere of good
taste and proper style Is What
marks the differences between our
ready.made clothes and The sort
which is so freely. sorecklessls .ad,
vertlsed.
Our Mdckintosk Coats are fhe besl
made. We want you to knosl them.
WARNER & SEARLES 10. 4
Ripans Tabules are Of gresE 'Ynl1s =
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DE11A, MADISON PARISH, la, I
February 18th, 1896. !

EepIuary Hun, 1850.
Pursuant to call of President
] Maxwell, the Board of Commission
Eers of the Fifth Louisiana Levee
District met at Delta, this 18th day
of February, 1895, The following
members were present: John A.
Buckner, of East Carroll, #. L.
Maxwell and A. 8. Coltharp, of
/ Madison, G. c. Cordill and A. E..
Newton, of Tensas, and w. H.
Shields, Sectary. The following
were absent: .. B. Hiserodt and
w. g. WHY, of East Carroll:
| President Maxwell stated that he
had called the Board together.t to
consider the financial condition of
! the District.
On motionsof Mr.. Cdrdill the fol-
Lowing resolutions we're adopted:
i Resolved, That the President
Z anu spo. ',.L " and ;ns.r..oa al
1870. w ~ =. 49,, ssna 49, ~,
~ '1ss " ca a. ,c a@,a = "a - 1901 1aoS -
clusive, with interest to date, to
&c ~ az $3.50 soat;Oo' S S &c the
% 30 "a IL d -, 49, :, go. W w
ooa . =. @r - ,ss ,'a,. e srt ;otoros4
:, ,aI roh Ie@, n,,t - tha ravannes ~
+ soc - ~ f',xthor -
i0 ps.' D11s - T me- $1,000. 90
,soe ~ AZ a,,,,e,' nt'of sso ooo on ~
49, 49, ~ s.'S $3.50 $3.50 800, go
s,,7 ~ II ~ - 70 ss0 h ~ 20 ,,a S.
S AZ a. ~. saas g aa;J y, ea
49,. 49, III ~ ctata S T,raa s,,~ar an5
an 49, .s.o - Iy'e.ss 49, ~ NV
copy Of the above resolution.
On motion of Col. Buckner the
Following resolution was adopted.
al ,o.;.a of ~ pa &c
4 4 az { ,,.'e.a Sc ~ az s T;f.I ~; -
.,'a o,,ao D;s..;o t' bald D os
T az 100 a. iz4l A. = e e ~ os.~'
,, sn :, IT, ,osrl,ad ~ !,
Az" paa-5 5an.aas - s.st
s,s-s ~ sS..ses ~, ss s :
M NJ 80 r;,ar - tSa b.nd y s nf
nisslsslPpa Liver - ',ne nal,us ~
4 Congress to continue the work nm
/, der the plans of the Mississippi
RIVER and 1y continuing appropri-
atoms MS such as were made py the act
OF 1917.
Resolved mat COPIES OF TINS
rssQiution pe sent tosour senators
ana members OF Congress, ana to
zen catcnings, OF MISSISSIPPI,
member OF the committee ON rivers
ana naroors' /.
On motion, Of Mr.. Coltharp the
following resolution was adopted:
! Rosolvad Tha4 a. p.oa;da,,.
Fac th;s Rosrd ;ss-,a ! 800 't CO.
4 Tho srm ~ s5S0 ~ - accorSa nna ~ ~
4 The reonest If the T. a ssecnt;vs ca M
o;ttae pf a. II I,, a. NJ S
River J, 4, o md ssae =
soc;at;on. - ass;st a tba &C., A e
sol ss4ost;or 's - Sno 800 = J.
Congress during the present SEES
SION
On motion of Col. Buckuer the
following resolution was adopted;
Resolved, That an inspector be
! appointed Apo :; Ior each parish IN TIM, nus
he to acf a. ;nsnactoT l ~ al II ,s saas
in process of construction by the
( State or Levee Board, and who
shall also police, supervise and pro-
tect all completed levees State and
federal, and who shall also prose-
4 L. =. y : =
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SMOKING is a luxury, If you
can get good cigar and you'll find
the best at Kershaws.
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QUCoEssIos NOTICE.
ssAte Of Louisiana, Parish Of Tensas. Seventh
District Court.
Succession Of Mrs. Clara ]. shaifer. deceased.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
il James P. Harrison has applied to be'ap-
pointed Dativs Testamentary Executor Of above
succession.
Now, therefore. unless written opposition
thereto be fled in my Office within ten days
from publication hereof, the said appointment
will be made as prayed for.
Witness. my hand and the Seal Of
Il; s. said Court this 9th day Of Febru-
airy, 1896.
JOS. CURRY.
Clerk 7th District Court.
cLEw's orFrCr, FEB. 9Th. 1896,
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cuccEssroS NOTICE.
state Of Louisiana, Parish Of Tensas. Seventh
District Court.
Succession Of Mrs. Frances Lbtot Gillespie,
deceased.
DUBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
John N. Gillespie has applied 70 be appointed
Dative Parliamentary Executor OF above sue
cession.
. Nov, therefore, unless written opposition
thereto be aled in my once within ten days
fron publication hereof, the said appointments
will be made as prayed for.
Witness, my hand and the Seal Of
Il, 81 said Court this 9th day Of Fsbru-
airy, 1896.
JOSEPH CURRY.
Clerk of said Court.
cLKRK's OFFICE, Fsb. 9Th, 1896.
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A. E. NEwroN,
A. S. CoLTHABP.
COMMITTEES.

There'being no further business,
the Board adjourned subject to call
Of the President.
B. L. MAXWELL, President.
VII. Shields, Secretary.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
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las one whom his mother comforteth, %
win comfort you" Isaiah 66: H.
The pink light faded into gray,
The mothers stitching put away,
She looks toward the western sky,
Deep sorrows do her heart Cypress,
And burdened sense Of loneliness,
AS YEARLY the day goes by.
Why did the Master send such grief?
And where the refuge Of relief, tW
When lights fade out, and shadows fall ?
Gone Is the loyal heart and true"
The tasks assigned to help her through.
Frail is her strength. alone, for ALL
A cry of pain the mother hears, l-
Her little child, in sobs and tears,
Is folded to her loving breast nv
Some childish grief has vexed him sore,
He tells 1t to her. Ger and Ger .1Ht'
She is his refuge, place Of rest.
With gentle hand she wipes away
The teardrops, while she hastes to say T
Sweet loving words, to soothe and cheer,
The little child who loves her so,
And knows in trouble where to go,
With faith that hath no doubt or fear.
Remembered then the words God saith:
las one his mother comforteth, E f.
So VIII l comfort you" And there
Safe folded to His loving breast, .....
The weary mother finds her rest,
And Love Divine her griefs to share.
Susan Teal Perry, In Chicago Tribune.