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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
HOUSED IN lori cANtRoN BARRACKS.
Splendid Quarters Of Inc Brigham Young kead-
tmY nfaneh a Beaver.


benjamin Ciuff. president NJ the II. v.
on business. and will return 70 the
Garden city shls evening fic said that
the school over which he prcaldes prom
trsr to make an admirable record this
year Already there are GO students
enrolled: besides these there are 100 ln
attendance at the branch school 81 che
academy ut Beaver This insiltutvu
IL simply ramlncation NJ the one nt
Provo and IL a great bonn 10 the people
Of Beaver county ana southern Unh
generally. 10 II comfortably and Cun-
yenleutiy housed. 90 the old Fort CAms
rfgn barracks, which recently came tns
~ the possession or tho academy board
through the generosity u President
John R, Murdoch and Phllo n, Farms
worth There are tWeniy VI these
bulidinEs. which were originally srcct-
cd Tor the accommodation ~ . 600 men,
and go acres ~ land, II Viii thus Doe
seen that che beaver branch hia tho
greatest number ~ buildings and the
widest area Vt lana of any Institution
Of learning in the state Alme ~ these
have rrceuSly been repaired and put ln
shape for tho school and are finely
adapted. with iiitle sNpenar, o. answer
the purposes intended.
A. 90 the curriculum, rrealdrr. cum
sad % Included. IN addltlm % she rcEu-
lar tWusyear hlgh school course. 10 de-.
pat1ment of general mechanics Ia which
there u u Steam ems ne, saws, turning
lathey and tools ~ various kinds, sum.
Client TO cover the vide Held ~ inHtruc.
ton Ia thls particular, The board of
directors OF the branch school - cla.
posed OF wlde'aNaks, energetic and yet
white. president; J, H. Murdoch and
Lafayette Shepherd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
OOlNGs IN THE POLICE COURT

In the police court today Bob Tor.
tune. charged with the trivial offcnso Of
robbery, received an honorable dis
charge.
All Ling and Charles johnson arrest
ed last evening Tor maintaining and rr-
sorting So an opium den respectively.
were also discharged. while the officers
Interested themselves IN an oxamlna.
tlon u the paraphernaiia usually found
In such Institutions.
Thomas Cunningham was tried for
drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
4 cost him So. while 4. Toronto. who
committed tfcspau on q bicycle. was
forced 10 fullnqulfh tho sum OF o.
James Anderson, "a weeping nowaboy
was arraignrd f1f stealing papers Tie
pleaded guilty with penltcnce. ana Tor
the tears shed was granted the benign
smiles " she court. ana hadr r1 on his
way and repeat the oncnsc NO more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

with George Seaman as president
rendered my services 90 teacher oi
Spanish to The organization, and they
were accepted. Captain Young ndmon-
Ished the members 20 avail themselves
OF the opportunity. and / have now a
class of twenty members. meeting three
times a week.
"Tha Utah boys are an pretty we'll
and there are very few cases VI sicf-
ras- among Them bus 100 some ~ the
other commands there is % great deaf
of sickness. and the hospitals are full
DO uysrnowing ! wac told by me stew.
ard In charge o. the general h1.pitll
that they average about two Deans
dlv Ny health DE- very good lnd l
fsei DO Inconvenience from the climate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
sALT lake NAN KILLED.
Gus A. Nelson loies Ms LIE at De Ia Mar,
kaadl.

On sunday laTi an accident occurred
at iha b. IA Mir mlg. Nevada. Ia
which Oui A. NELSON 81 this county
i1a, hs NO. The d. Ia Mar Lodc says
~ 70.
AbIW pm. sunday. aus A. Nelson,
whose home r. four miles east u Muir
rly. ruh. ard whl went 10 work Ia
gNe na Ia Mar milne last Thurstly
morning. walked ~ into a chute, while
hurryng up on 10 the surface Al this
slime he was assisting chris Amman in
running ~ car on ~. . and had been
shawn al the ohuisH aud been oau-
toned. AZ they dumped che last car.
Pot. savuyich. whl was working ln the
ore chuie thlt thsy were nlllnE, called
mans oii phrtaar who vas l.vellnF
the waste down iu the Slope NELSON
alld he had O. rI on top nrsi ard START
GA m On con i.rahle ~ a hurry ana,
Instead 80 making "a short turu 80 take
The drr u ihy station, went straight
ahead ana wIH ,lll $50 stop. which he
"a fur am instant, theu took tNl 90
uhrDe UIfe atgps and fgIl over thg
dumping block Into the chute, falling
about nlnWy feet. breaking his back
ari arm, and DlherWis. hru.sus hlm-
H'lf, ana was picked up dead 0u 40. o.
Al who WEufsfd ih0 IAN. say that
% was purely acc.iup.al ana caused hy
h.H extreme hurry o. reach the surface.
lia was about 30 years " age and a
large powerful young man. Ills
brother lieher O.. Nelson. lH very much
hr1keU no over the accident. but says
blame can Doc attached 90 any one.
flpgriuFrlgni EfeinAn ana every
Ting iH hls power Tor the corpse and
lh' brother Pas peylsn took chem t0
lrlghr, Where ARRANGEMENTS have been
made DO send GLEN through 20 Milford
Az fast as possible, ana thea on 90 their
] home,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
STUDYING SPANISH,
Battery Boys al Manila form a Class and ara
hafa al Work m This language,


city Recorder hlckman has received
a letter from his bro,her George AZ
Maulla. under date Of Oct. ist. Speak
Ing Of the routine 81 a soldiers NE he
says; Il have been busy since ihe first
Of September. Up to the 2i,h l was de-
tailed on special duty In the depot
kept busy an day long. Barrack NE
here Ia pretty monotonnus; We yet NJ
at $3.50. nave breakfas, al q. then drill
from ins :, Aftsr that me time ls our
own untll 5;lb pm, when We fan ln Tor
retreat. We have tattoo team 10 quar-
trTsl O.. g;i5. and iaps OlEhs 1uD at
10 About one day each wei We have
guard duty 40 perform when uf course
we are on duty the entire twenty four
hours Since the arrival NJ the recruits
we hty, thirty men IN each section.
and tho chief of each section BE- allowed
10 Issue seven passes from p ann, 600
retreat ana five from retreat 1000 taps
each day The remainder NJ ths men
cannot leave the barracks Sergeant
Ford Fisher The chief OF our section, b.
sick ln the general hospital sl that 1
am acting chief NJ section Captains
Young and Grant are absent ON a
months visit tu China, ana First I.icu-
tenant George w. Gibbs D. In command
u lhr battalion, while Second Lsuteu-
ant Naylor "a No command N Battery
A,
1--WE have organized Mutual I'M
proNeinent association In the battalion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

proceedings against the c0infy 90 com.
pgi iho Payment N 500 on account ~
up that Lewis is furnished q m resi-
drnce by The c0uniy, Including lighia,
fuel etc. etc.. shat h. ia allowed 20
Genie PER day each fpr feeding 40 pris.
0rcrs i1 she clur,y Sail. bw the Urlied
gntta pays 10 couiH when any VI ~
prIHirofa are thrre clnnne1. The
shpnn. ID is alleged. has kept All such
f.D. amounting in an o. Noll.i2.
Judgment fn- all over thityy rcfts per
meal Ia pftvCd fIf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

Whatever the purchase you want
quantity and quality 60 70 hand In
hand. n you buy good thing and
Ect only a little u Il you do your purse
an injury n YOU buy a bad article
for Kitchen use and get great deaf o.
II you DO your system nn injury. To
get the beet that lie AFFORDS you should
get that which though % great deaf IN
quantity ls also a very high quality.
such ia our u. 4. Baking Powder You
get n great deal more than q quarters
worth when you spend quarter for
fhIa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

Contractor Hendricks and chief En-
Flnaor wed ~ the Utah and Pacific
lrft thls morning tor the 1uih. when
seen thir morning Mr. McCurr said
that % would be- some time before be
would 30 sUi.h. iig had heard Moth
iug from the front flr several days
which wac evidence that every thing
was going on rmlI.hly A. f1ri a.
the road lf completed % viii De
equipped wih r1iiu.g rt0ck. The cars
already turned out a. the oregon snort
Line shops having been sent south Tor
that purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

Commissioner Han IL on the ssur
path with reference 90 tn heating o.
the 1.n. building There have been "a
g0od many complaints OF latc pn ace
count o. the friE.1 Temperature lea She
offices, and In consequence ~ these the
commissioner % out ON a stin hunt Cor
the defect in the heating system which
Il causing shc Dissatisfaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
AZ IMPORTANT nirrrnrSor.

To make Il apparent 20 Thousands
who think Themselves M, that they are
not hfilIcted with any disease. hut that
the system simply needs cleansing. In
10 bring comfort home On ihelr hearts,
as coHave condition II easily cured
by using Syrup OF Figs Manufactured
by the California Fig syrup CO. only.
and sold By all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

JudFs cherry disposed of The follow
ing matters iuiiyi
jamie Arlrrr1n W George ~. f,tf
81 81. stricken from calendar
julia A. Anderson W. charles IT,.
Sk0Wfa, ramu order.
l. G. rrcui VI W. J. Chalmers; dis
missed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

Judge cherry granted nnn-auii To-
dly 10 the case * n. Y. naarf1rd "
jacob MhritE 81 a. The trial ~ the
case began yesterday afternoon. phln.
I'm anci 9, raruver 1850 Tor alleged
breach ~ contract. IN that defendants
failed 60 give him a decd 90 certain
property IN the Gold cay plat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
rs,IlIon b. nanhrur,e,.

Emery Ward ana Sarah cannon
ward. " this city. MED a petl,ion In
voluntary bankruptcy IN the Federal
court today. The Inventory Of their
rthlties amounts 30 ig.aGi.s', with no
assets. other than ghat exempt by law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

10 orden Ihsnl.rl,las Do

VIA Oregon short Line. rHilE
November 2iih. Round u1 sT o.
Special train at pm, l1l F.'.l o.
turning after opera ThitfNtf
dinner az Reed lisei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
MARKET REPORTS


L, n.y. ss'imated receipts Of bo.. - 10
e9oi lee. over. 1900: ms nssa today. a.
Light, t31Odt8tg " e'nis l0Wtf. So
Mixed. 9aiba,sto.
Heavy. t3t5Gfan0.
Rough. s3150tlgs.
Workers, $40.
steady. fl mark,
Reeves. N00GtsjCo
COWS and lieifofs. u.7.gtt..
Tcxas Steers. s2.isGite, WI"
Western, tab0ati0
s,ochers ana Feeders. isoaum
SHEET. Rereip,a ttn,o. N'AV
r.eady to strong. make
Native sheer. t2.GOatteo
westerns. eItOnft in
Lambs. &3i5d{5.sO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

opening sales OF Nav ~. "a
made AZ G6Mlh, ana NJ go En
slowly forced down to "a plge I'd,
started s.f at eeAuA ana sold On n q, 81
whcat-Nov.. 60. Doc as.
0GdA. July. 6lit. "ai ~
Corn Nov, 5iN. Dec. sirov
oats-Noy. 2lAWH. Dse s,at
'urk Nov. ana Dtc.. f7,5 tN
Lard-NoV and Dro'. fiti
Itlbs-Dec.. Nl2. Jan fti.1,,.
Cash. wa
=. No; 2, rcd wheat. esq. so dee
10. l. northern spring. csi gi,i.' X
2 northern spring. G5ilaffi W
hard winter. 60. 40. fb.rt,., 4
No. 2. spring. craze 80 g.
Ne. corn. ag; 40. o corn. sia
No. 2 oats 2shGis. N8'a'...
Har.cy-19Hin. '-0A =
Ive-iitk.
Timpthy-isio.
FlaN-ti.01.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
DELINQUENT SorleE

Joe Bowers Mining Company 49,
pnrau0n, uiicc and prlncip,M
Of business SAT- Lake cry, tA-
NOTICE. -There are delinlueas. 4.
tho following described Stock "a
count 0f Assessment No, ], 49, y
the i0ih day ~ Ociuhet 1873 u,,s,t
eral amounts set opposite lhe u,sii,fr
the respective Shareholders ~ i'''-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

The local weather bureau today sent
OUT the following weather forecast
Fair tonight and wednesday, sta.
tionary temperature
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
Good
Health


VIA Oregon short LIna. BafAr
November 2iih. Round iHr Dr II
Special train 40 pm. and rrs N r..
turning after opera. Thangrrt.rf
dinner at reed iisai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

joseph Lawrence. a npilve o. EnF-
land. but now of Salt Lake. was al
miited o. cliiEcnrhip by Judge cherry
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS.


Marioiis Merrymikers were the az
traction at the New Grand last nighi
and motley crowd nlled the lobby
ioug before the performance began.
eager Tor seats. The bin presented was
rather "a queer combination " attempt
81 comedy and spechltcs Just why
any dialogue. with a prcirnsc OF plp.,
should be uullzcd and a name given to
Z, is problem thar would be hard 90
solve. Tho spociaiilcs. however, seemed
a. md favor though much % this buri-
ness bore the earmnfka ~ uid father
time. who has gone ~ many u1ieh't
Since nrst t saw the urh. uf day The
trick blcycHatH closed the Performance
With fancy ana trick riding, tho work
~ the little tot. Fanny, calling forth
much cnthua.nHm aud apnlnuan. The
Marfell MUrfym4kefH hold the boards
40 she Grand Tor she balaucc " The
week.
Tonight Matthews A. nulEer appear
at the Thoatrf IN ihrlr rag time opera.
iiy the sad Sea waves, Pun fast and
furious will mark the two perform
ances 10 be- given here uni the pros
poets for Bis business are very Halter
tng.
Those who had occasion 90 pass ,he
Thrater this morning certainly must
have realized that thing important
was going ON. the way mcHrrnger boys
and ali kinds % citizens crowded tha
lobby and the front steps. Il was soon
undsrHtuld when the fact became
known that the sale % seats Tor Rerrri
Service was going on. the Urn perform
aurc ~ which win BIZ given Thurgdny
evening " this week The sale si fti
recorded has been Immense and The
house record rids fair 90 be- Disturbed
Tho onsarement lasts Tor thrre nights
and saturday matinee.
Lovers n grand opera Will be- pleased
10 hear thdt the Hrfhiny company viii
present the second act ~ Martha ~ thf
Thcntor On Monday and Tuesday
nights NJ next week Some very ms
and beautiful photos ~ the primh dom
ga are nn exhibition in the store win
daws. The pumnlny viii arrive IN ne
cfy Monday afternoon when NJ SHuv.
iet. who Or years WIS urpiuiat q
Madam PATTI VIII give free organ
reckli az the Tabernacle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
''KID''

seams when abou, 400 miles IN the Ha-
Wallan coast and Immediately put back
90 hli1. She had number u parscu-
ger on board but ghuro were no casu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

And IN accordance wiih Wv a. osfff
or honrd Of directors, ~ a'r.s rafa-
lOth, 1855, ~ many Of thr gt M sos
serted hy each crrtiheAl. .,.try si..
~ delinquent us may pc no hIeh 2
b. sold at public aucp"n ,aG.a 10 %.
bidder. TOR ntHh' Al n a. igi''
secretary ~ the ooinpAi,33 .lnft ~,
a Co.'S bank, No lnp ,e,'le.mbgr o ",
Lake City, utah' on nay ihs df.,,
az ~ sslessment, together NJ "a
cost OF au''''" ". r, LYN'c,' CO
secretary Joe Bowers A''-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
coLrMnI. rouNprns.

She slnks In tho iIarhor 81 nra on IIsr
Voyage from iionoiula 10 seattle.
Seattle. wash. Nov. i5.-The a.ttmor
Crnignulnn which arrived her fr0m
HIll today, reports thlt the riflmgr
Columbia. bound irQm Honolulu l ma
IIrs sank IN The hlrh1r OF mo oB
NV ., The Columbia opened nor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15
10 cunn A coLD ~ oNr DAY

rake Laxative promo oulnine Tablets
so druggists refund the money II if
Ills 20 cure. ssc. TIE genuine has
u Q. on e7rh f1hinf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

san FrancIrco. N,v Il
Wheat marriott quiet Dee. r5s A.,
i2lii cash ta0 AiL
Barley. irm' Dec, Laos. ais ir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

And I'm ncr1rdnutp with iaa ali q.
dor OF hoard OF direfiura. made tg'aHf
10th, 1855, 30 many ahnrrs VI each li'
eel Of such Htnck uH muy b. rlgf''.Y
win be SOLD AZ public auction y "
highest bidder f0r cash, at tht ole, I
tho secretary IN tho company ny ~
purtmont ilcadquatrrr east liif1 -. u,
street. Salt Lake CITY, Uiah on
aiih day N November, 1875, ai ~.
o. pay delinquent Assessments Nl.',
with costs VI advertising and eil,li'@
sale, 4. 81. EARL
seefclifT'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

Captain J. wash Nounc. who recently
came home from summer ~ urn ir
southern Florida u.s. o. rough rider, has
gone on a hunung expedition Go the
Boar river county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

Hon. George g. cannon ana senator
Frank J. Cannon have bo.h some 10 the
len ogden sunday n.ght aud Will be
absent about week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

The Home Fire Insurance company
has settled in full with william Prize.
OF west Jordan. Tor ihc loss Of his barn
by FIRE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-15

James CLARK. o. ,usy who took his
do pariure from she ci'y JAN some time
ago. was rearrcsted laft night and VIII
BE- given % chance to serve out his 80
days for vagruuCy.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-01-14
orsrmysr At the Lincoln Banquet.

Hon. David Overmyer Of Topeka vas
the principal speaker at the banquet
at Lincoln, Neb, given in honor OF
Mr.. Bryan on his return from Mexico
He said IN part:
sFhe present occupant Of the white
house. placed there By the most SIMS
ter power that ever menaced popular
oovernmsnt, knows not 1.-THE Of the
ssfisfsctfon. comfort and approval Of
eouscfenee. which is felt By him Who
fought the peoples fight and is today
their idol, their faithfol servant and
uatchIess leader tHsrcellus banished
more true glory feels thsn Caesal
refining With the senate at MS heels
I may say TO you in conndences thst 9.
tbe sensts fae1 did. 50 the senate Bow
v-ffl tsirs care 0l lae. <1s e
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-01-14
- RIsrsst Litte Man In Kansas.

The biggest little man that's been in
Kansas for a long time is Attorney
General Boyle. This puts Us in mind
of a story. While Mr.. Boyle was max
ing his campaign for election, the
writer of.this item happened, in com
pany with Hon. J. r. Burton, to meet
Mr.. Boyle while he was eating his
breakfast at a Union avenue eating
house at Kansas City. Mr.. Burton
said: davies, shake hands with Mr..
Boyle, the populist- candidate for at
torny general, the biggest and brain
lest man on the ticket, a good lawyer
and a perfect gentleman" Subsequent
history proves that Mr.. Burton's esti-
mate Of Mr.. Boyle was not very much
overstated. He is a good lawyer. he
has confidence in his ability TO defend
the right in any court and in any case,
He knows what to do, and how to dc
| it-and does it. Mr.. Boyle is one man
that will be renOminated by acclsma
ton when his party convention meets
I-Concordia Kanssn.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-01-14
wedding Of . aoodlana.eIrI.

The Victor (Colo.) Record Of Dec
ember . gives the following account
of the marriage Of Miss Hannah AK,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John Ak,
who live west Of town.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied yesterday afternoon at 1:3o O'Clock
on Lee avenue The groom was Alfred
Disteli, a miner employed at the Christ
mas. and the bride Miss Hannah AK,
one Of Victor's attractive and popular
young society ladies. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. G. W. Barr.
The bride was accompanied to the altar
by her sister, Miss Minnie AK, and
Thomas Fitzgerald acted as GFOOms-
man.
The many guests present extended
their hearty good wishes to the we'd
ded pair and left many beautiful to-
kens Of esteem in the form Of wedding
presents. Mrs. John AK, the mother
of the bride, was present from Good
land, Kan, for the occasion.
Mr.. Distei and his charming bride
left on the late train last night to pass
the first days of their honeymoon IL
Denver, after which they will return K
Victor and begin housekeeping.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-01-14
PERSONAL SOTEs


John Grier was here Tuesday-
Miss Florence shaekellOrd is sick
We. Conner is east on q business
trip
Billy MoCue returned to Colby
Monday
HI Floyd returned from the east
Sunday
Dr. Rugh Thomas was at Burlington
Saturday
Clarence Neville is back to Good
land again-
I'm. Eagan of st. Francis was in
town Tuesday.
Dr.. Godsman Of Burlington vas in
the city Saturday
&C. Hamilton is here from LaJunta,
Colo. where he has been for some time
Presiding Elder StOIz preached at
the Methodist church Sunday night
Finley Beaver of Colby was in town
Friday visiting with his cousin, Fred
Patton.
Mrs. Pauline PeytOn left Friday Tor
Denver where she will reside in the
future.
Ed. Adams is working in Corners
drug store, while Mr.. Conner is away
on a trip east.
/ C.H. O'Brien, who had a paralytic
stroke recently, was able to be down
town Sunday
Miss Mary O'Brien returned to st
Joe Tuesday after several weeks visit
with her parents.
4 Gene r. Woodruff, representing thu
Hall Lithographing company OF To
! peka, spent Sunday in GoOdland.
i A.B. Montgomery has returned from
several weeks stay at Boulder, Colo
where he has been looking after min
ing interests.
DR.. Rugh Thomas Of GoOdland i
considering the matter Of establishing
a dentists Office in Colby in the nea
} future.-Colby Tribune.
Horace ". Craig, representing Mar
shall Field & Co. Of Chicago, the larges
2 wholesale house in the world, is dis
D plsving goods at Millisack's.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-01-14
REMiNIscENCE

+ lies 81 che distance din and sweet
On the borders Of Long Ago.
and ths.road is =FoTn by the little feet
That have 5ourneyed there to and fro
And though you may seek 1t b night OF day
The task you vi never achieve
FOR only the little ones know the way
To Shs land Of Make Believe"
Clad in sleir amor OF Faith they rids
Or the wings Of their fancy feet
And we hear, as We listen and wait outside
The echo Of laughter sweet
Il Iightens the burdens Of toll We bear.
IL brizhtens the hearts that grisTs;
III We wish We could follow and enter there
IN the. land Of Make Believe"
And oh. the wonderful tales that are told
OF the marvellous sights that they see!
For the weak grow strong, and the young
grow old
And are each what they wish to be
Oh the deeds Of valor. the mighty thing
Too bold for mind TO conceive!
Bat these are everyday happenings
II the land Of Make Believe"
Would you follow the print Of the tiny feeti
You must walk as they, Undehled-
Would you join IN their fancies pure and
sweet
You must be as a little child
But IN vain should We seekit by night OF day
The task we should never achieve;
For only the little ones know the way
To the land OF Make Believe"
Ida Goldsmith Morris