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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

CfGrTsT GurRt-J. y. Fox. JuGg g-,sgcond
Mondays ih Mgy AMI Suvvinbsr.
, C0usrf CJlI-F,ral ,lor taJ IN February
MAJ. August ASA SovcaIi.er.
PROBATE corUt-s"r1rc sInuGays IN Jan.
GARY. April, July ana october.
-
Fancy seeded raisius at Klein &
Bros.
Carpets, shades aud rugs %, Grand
Leader.
Tonatoe. at Moore 4 O,cr,lI's for
90 can.
Fresh bratwur,ts at schck's ciy
Market every day
Finest cigars in market. English
s. Co, Druggists.
boy your groceries for the holidays
Of Davis 4 spsctt.
Fresh oysters at the CiIy Meat Mar
ket every rhulsday.
Carpets, carpets, at the Grand
Leader Mercantile Co.
Pure homo made kettle rendered leaf
lard at the Cily Meat Market.
Use "AIamma's Pancake Flour. "
You can get ii Of Klein q Bros.
Produce Of all kinds. poultry aud
eggs waited at the Grand Leader.
The Bonnie Tcrre Sunday schools
will hold union Christmas exercises.
Finest coffee In town at 2Jc per ID.
GRAND LEADER MERcASriLE Go.
Finest line of perfumcrics, tablets,
stationery. English & Co, Druggists.
Groves Tastcless Chill Tonic-Bcst
Ia market. English d Co, Druggists.
Airs. Charles rapin visited Airs. So
phia Loverd Of Pennington the past
wsck.
i,aeo pounds of candy, prices from
&c TO soc per pound, at Moore Il Over
all's.
Manicure and toilet sets. glove and
handkerchief boxes, albums, etc., at
TssIey's.
kFae with every dozen cabinet photos
sne beautiful button photo in frame, at
TFappc's, December emily.
1Hg TINES would like to receive 4
Christmas giil Ia advance from all lis
sahsnfibers who are in arrears.
lse English Cough Syrup; best In
market for coughs, colds, throat and
ling troubles. English d Co., Drug
igists.
Clay, Buck q Fleming have moved
il,air real estate aad insurance Office to
the Rotsger building, south side Tub
liz sqNarc.
(ssand Leader Mercantile Co. invites
ynu 10 cemc aud sec ihcm. They
can furnish anything yon want To
saerchaudisc.
slr. aud Mis-. v. @. Clay Of Doc Run
were il Town last Friday. and Tnk
IanHs ieIs better .cs tho pleasant call
sl,cy made IL.
You will save from $500 10 81 100
IN 4 suit, II yoa gst your fall aud Win
iii suits MAIDS nj I. Gicsse's. Cali
s,,d - lis goods whctLss you wish to
huy pr not.
4 Thcre are style and beauty Ii tho
IpnEGa' ard nisses' wraps calses and
iaskrls III Cole a Nixou's, aud the |
f(f 10 within reseh Of all.
IN Hos In business for healsh |
I'M d nesa what we cay. Come and
r dicss 81 anything you want IN
ilftslGNI naaschentIlxe.
GnAxp I&ApRR MKk. Co
] = Missionary Bapsia Chureh willI
= spppes Il The upcfa flousc II
en ea Friday cseuing. Dessmbcr
m ~ purpose II raising siones
n A aAalInx tic rhHreh. Every.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Domestic, New Home, Household
and other standard sowing machines.
suitable for Christmas presents. nj
Te,lcy's.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

''iilind lsoone, the musical prod
igy, assissed by sIiss Stella May, the
wonderful vocalist, will give an enter
ialument ut the Opera House 10 Farm
ington on Tuesday evening, December
27th. The performances Of Blind
iiuone on the riaao sre said 10 equal
those Of the noied s'Blind Tum,'' and
his imitation Of various musical instrn-
uieuss Ia said 20 be truly wonderful.
The Blind Hoone Concert announces
that u travels on It's merits, not on SYM
pathY, and premises most delighlful
eatertaiament 10 all who intend Blind
lsooae cnrnes bic own grand piano.
Remember the date, Tuesday, Dccem-
Dor eth. Admission $50 aud 5oc.
Jast received al Klein A bros n
carload Of eaaned goods. Get their
prices lesare buying.
.@---~-~4--4
Stoves at The loeeAt prices ID Fnrm-
sngsoa al the Grand I.eadsf Mrreansilo
Go. % store.
Davis q sprott ara now receiving
aaily largo line 81 goods h EVERY d.
partneui suitable for Holiday trade.
II vosl want something nisn fns 4 Chxixi.
mas present, you should 10 their lIae.
Apples, ernnses, lensons, bananas.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15
Raaef---keaHsdy.

Mr.. Gilbert y. Baker Of Libcrtyvillc
aud Miss Nina H., eldest daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. ". a. Kennedy Of Hazel
/ Eun, were married at the residence Of
the blalu's parents on Wednesday, De-
cenlber eth. 1898, Rev. Jusephus SEE
pban OF DeSo,o officiating. Mr.. Ba-
ker is o prominent young farmer and
stock raiser Of this c)uaty, aud the
bride T. Que Of the prctlics, aud most
accomplished daughters Of Marion
township, A large number Of rcla-
lives and ftiuud- 81 the contracting par.
ties were present to witness the happy
uupiias, and q bountiiul wedding din
ncr, such as Mother Kennedy know,
50 we'll how to prepare, was spread to
the delectation Of the guests. II was
a deligh;lal affair throughout, and
many were the expressions Of good
wishes and happiness for th5 bride, aud
congratulations fng The groom that he
haA plGesel 50 iaig flower from ihc
parental garden. The young couple
lafi fsf ihair home near LibrriyyiIlc,
which We hope may blossom wiki hap
piness and prosperity for thcm all their
days-aud may they be many.
ESQ pounds Of mixed nuts at Moore
& Overall for 10 ceuts per poyud.
For nice = .'-to-datc King Heater
20 TO Davis d Sprotts.
Headquarters for everything IN tho
merchandise line ut Cole & NlxUn's.
Just received two wagon-loads choice
eating apples at Davis Il spfo;t's.
"S;oyene''--Less work best results
Of any stove polish made. English &
Co, Druggists.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Mr.. j NJ. Flowers Of the Pylhian
Voice, 81. Louis, Is here this week in
tho interest Of the X. q T. order and
his paper.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

For RnsT "a new broom daels-
Ing, In HaAs' Addition. See Clay,
Buck 4 fiemiug.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

and all kinds oil Fancy Groceries,
Canned Goods, Mineh Meat, Fine Sweet
Pickles In bulk, Christmas Tree Can
dies and Ornaments, etc.
Ezg-Speeiai prices made for Chusch
and Sunday School Festivals.
Remember the place.
A. l.. 0RTENtS.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15
FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION.



Enron TIMES; At Il regular meet
ing of the Bismarck Fruit Growers
Assoc cation, held at Bismarck. Mo,
Saturday, Dec. 10Th, Il was decided to
invite the business men Of the town
and all Of the farmers Of the district to
meet with them at bismarck at ? p. IN 4,
Monday, Dec. 10th, for the purpose Of
fixing date and arranging details for
a meeting 10 be held at Bismafck early
In January next, rs preliminary step
toward forming Farmers Institute.
alessrs. Murray, Goodman. Cole.
man, Atwood, aud other prominent
authorities In the State on horticulture
will be invited 10 be present 81 the
January meeting, prepared 10 deliver
addresses on the practical benefits TO
be obtained from diyersilictiion Of
farm crops, and the growing Of divers
lied fruits for a profit.
The time has arrived when merely
planting seed in the ground and cult
waiting the crop In any way aud expect
a rich harvest, will not span out "
What IL needed Is farmers :sho are ed
uca,ed--know what Is needed 10 make
the soil produce certain crops what
suils are best adapted to the various
crops; how and when to cultivate, etc
A Farmers Institute would be of great
help, aud one should be organized.
Yours respectfully,
u y. KING
At the above meeting C. I. Tulloek
was elected president, aud ~. II. Dow
ling secretary, and an earnest invita-
iion Is extended 10 every merchant,
farmer aud business man in the county
TO attend the moetIng next sionday and
help push the movement.
Say, how is Il that Heldleburg, By-
ington & Co. sell goods so cheap BE-
cause they pay cash and sell for cash.
Trappc will mako q full life.s size
portrait, framed complete, for S20o.
December only.
Ladies', misses aud ehillreu's jack
Cts nj Grand Leader Aicr. Co.
For Christmas candies and fruits 60
10 \. l.. Oueu's.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Cali and soc oar Holiday assortment
IL Chairs and Rockers. ---tirand Leader
Mercantile Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15
Divorced and Married Again Same Week.

On Monday of last week Mrs. Ida j.
Ca lwoll was divorced at Dexter from
her husband, Mr.. Harry j. Cantwell,
who Is well known here, being assoei-
ntcd with the head land deals OF this
county. The divorce wAs obtained on
the ground OF dcseFtian, the wife be-
ing given the custody OF their child and
an aiim9ny Of 1900, the result OF a
compromise effected by the lawyers 90
both sides. Mr.. CAntwell did not con-
test the suit for divorce, having told
her that be would not, after lifting up
a house for her at Dexter. They could
not agree, aud discovered that they
would be happier living apart.
On Thursday of last week Mr. Cant
we'll was again married to Miss Cath
aline Cornelius, q well known schoo!
teacher Of ST. Louis, at Chicago.
You can get the best mixed nuts At
Moore s. OycraIIs fur Zoe per pound.
"1ho Star Polish cleans all kinds
Of mcials. English 4 Co, Druggists.
Fancy Northern Potatoes Doc per
bushel at Klein & Bros.
New goods and low prices At Grand
Leader Mercantile Co.'S.
Photographs $500 per dozen and
up at TAppC's, December price.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Ring up No. 50, which Is Sebek's
Meat Market, aud have your meats de-
Iiyered promptly.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

We invite tb' ladies {, call and ace
US before hUging their Xmas presents.
HEmLLCRG, BY;NGTOS & Co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Order from Trappe OF, dogon cabl-
net photos aud gee fee eiIaps phsto
button OF q photo hat pin. December
0nly.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

II you want . good steak Or ruast 20
10 u. Macklay's. He can 8, you ui
with tho best.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Bring your produce to liciilcburg,
Byington q Co, and get The highest
prioe and the cheapest goods,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15
COURTS.

CfErUsT CuuRf-J. y. Fox. Juagg-,secand
Mondays ih Mgy ana November.
CousTf CJlI-iirst Monday IN February
MAJ, August Gg.l November.
PROBATE rorUt-s~clrc SI1uIays In Jan
rary. April July ANA october.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Another carload at Furniture This
week at tho Grand Leader Mercantile
10. y stare
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Stoves at Che Iosest prices 10 Farm-
sngtoa al the Grand I.eaJsf Mercantile
TO. 70 kiurb.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

to be disposed OF during the Holidays,
and that you may have some idea OF
the good things in his store, your At
tcntioB is called to tho following par
tial list:
Dolls. Toilet sets,
Don cabs. Hanging lamps.
wagons. Banquet Lamps.
KScking Horses, s.-lad sets.
Climbing NonSSys. Cake Plates.
Fire Engines. Fruit Dishes.
Railroad Trains. Chocolate sets.
Tin Horns, Glass water sets.
bruins. Fins Line Glass and
Tops, Qteensware.
Guns, Pistols, Pins Candies.
saws and BACKS. Oranges. Bananas.
fhili Tea Sets, ktisins, Dates,
Tuys--ail Kinda. Grapes. Etc.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Say, how is /, that Heldleburg, BY
ington & Co. sell goods SO cheap BE-
causc they pay cash aud sell for cash
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Trappo will make o full life-sizu
portrait, framed complete, Tor $2.oo.
December only.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

"s;oyene''--Less work best results
of any stove polish made. English &
Co, Druggists.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Don't forget that we are headquar-
iers for Queen Heaters. Lead
or Mercantile Go
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

llishcst market price paid for NIL
kinds Of produce Ia cash or merchan-
disc by Davis q Sprou.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Ladies', misses aud chillreu's jack
cts nj Grand Leader Alcr. Co.
For Christmas candies and fruits 60
to 4. l.. Orteu's.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Sterling silver spoons, butter knives,
sugar spoons and novelties at lowest
prices az 1eiley's.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Slipped into town this week aud left
a large supply Of Christmas Goods With
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Fresh fish every Thursday at the
Pennington Aiea, Market, opposite
Court House.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

For Christmas presents 60 to Tct-
ley's, where you will find tho lcrgest
assortment II watches 10 Southeast
Missouri, besides hundreds Of beautiful
articles In icwelry and fancy goods.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Just received two wagnn.loads choice
eating apples ut Davis Il Spfo;t's.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-15

Another carload at furHlsnge This
week at tho Grand Leader Msacausllc
10. y store
II you want y good steak or ruass 70
10 d. Macklsy's. He can 81 you vi,
with tho best.
For RIsT "A new broom dwels-
Ing, IN HaAs' Addition. See clay,
Buck q fiemiug.
Call and see oar Holiday assortment
H. Chairs and Rockers, ---t,irand Leader
Mercantile Co.
Ring up No 50, which Is Seheh's
Meat Market, aud have your meats de-
Iiyered promptly.
We invite tb- ladies % call and see
Us before hUying their Xmas presents.
HEmLnCRG, BriSGrOS & Co.
Order from Trappe UG1 dogan csbl-
net photos aud gee fee eiIacs phsto
button OF q photo hat pin. December
only.
Bring your produce to lieiilcbnrg,
Byington & Co., and get The highest
ptioe and the cheapest goods.
Mr.. j NJ. Flowers Of the Pylhian
Voice, 81. Louis, Is here this week in
the interest Of the X. Il L. order and
bis paper.
Domestic, New Home, Household
and other standard sowing machines.
suitable for Christmas presents. al
Teilcy's.
Burn Eupiop, the family safety oil.
Best for your lamps. For sale by
Grad Leader, Klein & Bro. Colo &
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

Wen refer II to committee" de.
clared the fair cyclist who scented de.
feat In tho air
30 u was agreed and the committed
appointed The modest member. the
emhnclpatcd woman. the mothsr 81 ,ro
dnushiora, the auburn haired cyeiist
ana she Of dlrnlhod mlen were holdlnr
caucus as / beat haaty retreat to
ponaer over ana digest woman's Ie..
son ~ political economy.
Now from tho ridiculous TO tho
Hubllmci WV
80 Nno and fancifm arc "robes IA
NUT one mlght forgive hynoohondrlaenI
Tendencies Tor tho nOnce. oven dndlng
words OF praise Tor the Invalid poseur'
inr certainly "a honelessfy plain rlrl
Would become thing NJ beauty enyei.
Np'l IN hlmy larcs ana sheer linens ns
constructed Handmade lingerie n ouito
We proper onpor Al Parslan rroduc.
upnh Tor several years have besn
seemed by expert needlewomrn. hui moi
uhul lhe past season have Amorlcaus
generally utilized hand sewing" nolied
RULES ana neatly fellsd seams recall
NlNdly to mind the Song or the shlrt,
winch In childhood days YOU laboriousiv
fe"d from the back 90 your arat snen.
cgrlan copy book. ''F'"'
shirt 'front.' effects ana V nec,,a are
mover IN des'en and character. All over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

nhek at the girdle. came about IN. sklr,
IN tabller fashion. ON the right side 4,
was completed by a garland OF roses AN
,hc i.it by drapory of spanglod tull"
when iell To the bottom OF the skin
inc eorNnge. with slightly blouse eficet
was draped about tho deooll.tage WIN
hpangied tulle. bow Of blnok velvet on
one shoulder being Joined 10 the velvet
slrdle by band or the anne materia,
saIland Of roses sprayed the other
Another gown, n anything more o,o.
SAINT was OF white and blue. the sklft
81 Nhltc tancta. trimmed about Tho
bottom with Il deep nounce OF white
ll'e' over which hung a pointed drapory
., i.hoh de sole An. oyefslSirt OF white
nailn, embroidered In dead lear eolered
'hvnill'' fell over the ilnon. The bodice
OF Whlte satin was In IT, turn embrold.
'f'h with the brown chenille. tlIe
sleeves being nothing more than STRAPS
or blue llnon de sole
handsome evening dresa Of rose
ts,ln mad the skirt trimmed With Knot,
os lhourSellne de sole and jet. The cor
sage was drapcd with cream lace ana
finished with deep corselet OF eloth ~,
gold and turquolHeS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
sb, Swallowed Him.

An amusing story about Air. Rhodes
Ia told which. II true. ought 10 induce
the Colossus 10 abandon hin role ~
misogynist. II Is SAID that nj certain
Young ladies' seminary near Cape
Town political feeling had been running
high during the recent Cape elections
Some time ago one NJ the day scholars
brought her lunch wrapped Up IN
newspaper which contained n portrait
~ Mr. Rhodes. An Afrilnnder young
lady pounced upon the portrait, anu
fixing IL to the school wall. began 10
throw stones az Il. n pasiime IN when
shc was Joined by others OF the sans
nationality
This WIS too much for the feelinss OF
the English Girls. who rescued th' CO.
Iossus" with n combined rush roya'
battle ensucd. and ut one time II seem
ed that Mr.. Rhodes would again inh ~
10 the hands of the stone throwing par
~. But the original owner was elun'
10 tho occasion, and, 10 save the h'.un-
tIon. crummed what was lcfs o. ,ne Ply
ture into her mouth and awailoWeu ".
'Now." she cried In triumph. you cant
hurt MIR. Rhodos"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

gnrb ~ years arc. Trousers reaching
10 her cnklc. finished by little rufic
with skirt meeting her shoe tons. wa.
/ what she wore think the costume In
its primitive style not ut an objcctiona.
BE. Ny daughter viii mount her wheel
neNt week. but shalt wear NOTHING but
bloomofn farhloned ON the original
plan"
You don't mean with rufilea on, too7''
intrrfpeutod the whcelwomnn.
Yes, dot vchemenuy asserted the
Indignant mother
Madam Chairman
Lady Elegnnce9"
~ rive to point OF order "a Il rarli.
ameniary to speak more than once on
a givvn aubicct2"
Let her talk all she wants" interest
cd cyclist IN an nsldel. though lra
ncarlng the lunch hour. and my spin In
IN, park mas made me nwfuiiy hungry. 3"
Your point " well taken" announced
the chair; "but IN yiew of the interest
manifested We Will suspend the unias.
You may each have your sny-na often
as you like"
The modest member was noxs 10 give
eNircFsiun To her THOUGHTS. Il am sur.
nrisei that this convention OF tuodest
retiiinf women permits such q question
to ne Drought before them ~ bioamrr
wearing. I do not approve tho costume
We might Just NJ well ndopt such I'M.
seemly dress for nll outdoor wear, and
how we'd shock our male fricndai"
DIVIDED skirts have no place on my
llsi NJ costumes apfop0u." said the orr.
ole OF the class. They arc nbomlnahiy
untldy."
We must decide ;ils question, Ia.
dies" said the chair with great lmpor.
nncr. Times up"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31

IN october, iisp, took place one OF Tho
most dramatic events of the French
revolution. the lnsurrec;ion OF women
Already the discomfort OF the nation
was gathering. like a swollen torrent,
growing more destructive Mt each at
temp, TO stop It's hoadionE course. The
popular irritation war ready 4, fiarc IN
on the slightest provocation. and a
caunc was not long IN coming. The
regiment Of tho bodyguard was enter.
talnlng the Royal Flanders nt YER
nalllcS. and during the banauet the
King and queen passed through the hall
iiondcra SONG. "oh. Richard, Oh. Sion
Rolf Ind Just been sung. ana the
young officers. excited by wine. ng,i,e
ana the presence OF royalty. trainpled
on the trlcolor and donned the white
bourbon cockadc.
The news OF this foolish scene. which
was quickly reported In Parlr, Outrage
ed the feelings Of tho people. already
brought TO the verge OF starvation BY
the miserable harvest. Tho court could
feast while they were falkt for food
ana hidden By the Minister F,eIlion 20
eat grasri The court could mAf "a tho
HiRn ~ their constitution and. trannfle
u undcrfoot' The insult ynsltos grlai,
ana the women. always fcxcjtnblel and
now driven To despair By, fheir.i chu.
dron's clnmorous cries Tor flpa, anacm.
blcd In Thousands, Hiioulink. '"Brcad,
brendi" and at last started. rorpam.
ing. turbulent. armed rabby..to. storm
the palace nj Versailles. o1thcy rush.
cd, rcalatlcsH a. the advancing tide.
gathering force M they won't.
The palace was attacked. but Lafa- |
yette and his guards were successful In |
defending II. and the struggle was ter |
minated FOR a time by tho gathering |
darkness. tho drrnohlng rain and the /
fatigue of the mob.
20 the strange night wore nwny--the
KING and queen within. surrounded with
luSnrion. hut restless ana alarmed. the
people without. furnished. weary, soak
"a with the rain and huddicd together
Tor protection. In the gray. chastity
lawn some Of the mob forced their way
INTO wing OF the palace. ana the king
and queen barely escaped with their
lives.
The rnbbio Insisted on their being
brought TO Paris ana clamored for tho
inted Austrian" 10 appear on bal
'ony alone. mo chiidren'" they cried.
sui when Lafayette. kneeilng. kissed
he queens hand. the excavations Of the
ickie crowd changed 10 enthusiastic
heorH, and they escorted the royal fam
ly back 10 Paris. dancing round tho
arrlagc with vociferous shouts NJ Joy
nd crying. as they pointed to the 10 4
nrtloads OF corn which followed. that
hey were bringing Tho baker. tho 4
aker'a wife and the bakers boy"
30 the procession wound on to the :
'uileries NJ II In triumph. but II was
he triumph ot the people over the
ing. The voiutlon had begun In
rance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-31
Amusing the naby.

4 baby win be attracted Tor time by
some fne toy that he can simply look
at. but he win spend ten times as long
In putting pegs into holes In a board
contrlved for the purpose or IN taking
our ono by one from q well fllcd basket
articles. no matter what-spools. blocks
clo,hcsplns. anything--so that they are
sometimes changed and he does not tire
81 the monotony. Then the task OF put
tlng them all back keeps him busy for q
still longer time.
"A baby becomes moro discerning and
his fingers more nlmble. n pleasing de-
vice Tor his employment 10 u board with
varinusly shaped holes-round. square.
Triangular. etc. 49, with blocks ana
spheres 70 NJ into the various places.
Should these br IN bright colorn, his
love FOR color may also be gratified and
learning these culora soon follows Lit
Ito tasks ~ carrying articles from ono
portion u the room TO another or from
room 20 room, win often keep child
busy and Interested for hours.