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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19
IN MAY.


Soft and low all natures singing
Carols happy, blithe and gay:
And the zephyrs sweet are bringing
On their wings a breath of May.
Shafts, of sunlight CLEAN and simmer
AS they stream from azure skies:
Golden tntS peep forth and glimmer
Wooing buds 10 ope their eyes.
kissed by summer hreezes blowing.
Gay are mountains, wood and dell;
sounds of water gently flowing,
Tinkle like a silver bell
Sunny glades all robed in flowers.
Sylvan meadows bright and gay,
Climbing vines and fairy bowers
Add their charm TO dazzling May.
Thou o May, of all months fairest,
Bringest danties in thy train,
Golden days of pleasure rarest,-
Brightest link in summers chain.
HAZEL POLLOK.
st. Mary's Academy.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19
Money Earns Money.

Money invested through F. e. Nc
Gurrir e. Co., Investment Bankers,
earns interest at per cent per annum,
compounded semi-annually. Each per-
sons money is separately secured by
first mortgage on real. estate, so there
is no possibility of loss. Besides the
absolute security afforded, the rate is
higher than can be obtained in savings
banks. Write to them for list of Sc
curities
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19
SUMNER EXCURSIONS,
Via Union Pacific Railroad

Washington, D c., and return, May
Il and IS, $5s.75. Detroit and return,
May 10 and 20, sal, Milwaukee and re-
turn. June 1 and 2, s45.SO
Three trains daily, with many hours
quickest time. best service and most
finely appointed equipment
The sublime scenery of Echo and
Weber canyons, the famous Witches
Rocks" Devils Slide" and Green
River Bluffs are a source of enchantz
ing interest to all Overland travellers.
For further information apply to near
est o. S. L. agent, or write H. NJ. Clay,
Genl. Agent, Salt Lake City.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19
VACATION EXCURSION RATES.
East and West, Via Oregon short
Line.
Rates from Salt Lake CITY:

Rates from Salt Lake City:
To- Chicago and return. $44 50
10 St. Louis and return go. 80 so
To Omaha or Kansas City and re-
turn ,,,..,. ,..... s.,.t............ 80 90
Ia Portland, Ore. and return..... 81 so
70 minneapolis and st. Paul.. 80 80
Proportionate rates from other Utah
points 49,.
Eastern tickets on sale May l., 10 and
16. Portland tickets on sale May 16.
All tickets good until Sept 9, 1900.
In, matter Of time and equipment our
service is unapproachable. See the
nearest Short Line agent for particu-
lars City ticket office, No. POI Main
street. D. e. Burnley,
-. p & T. A.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19
TO THE DEAF.

rich lady. cured of her deafness and
noises in thee head by DR.. Nicholson's
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $4,000 to
his Institute. so that deaf people I'M
able to procure the Ear Drums. NAV
have them free. Address No $50 The
Nicholson Institute, $50 Eighth Avenue,
New York.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

While waiting for your car drop in
and try glass Of our pure soda water:
all kinds OF pure fruit ilavors at the old
corner. State and First South streets.
2 ]. FEHERENSEN. prop.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19
GEO. G. DOYLE & co. OF SALT
LAKE,

the well known plumbers and steam
heaters. have just completed the plumb
ing IN the Utah County Infirmary. This
IS one OF the largest plumbing contracts
completed during the mast year.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19
GEO. G. DOYLE & co.

have the contract to do the plumbing
in Mr.. Stephen Hays six new houses
now in Course of erection at Sixth
South and Main streets.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

lions Savings Bank and Trust com
pany was, established in 1873, and has
since opened more than twenty-four
thousand savings accounts. Have you
an account? If not. start one NOW
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19
Wanted-

A respectable woman as housekeeDer
for family of two Apply to c. A.
Schultz, Hueler Flour Mills, City.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

Try a Blue Point cigar. They are
great favorites. Coop Cigar company
SO West Second South. Sold eyerywhare
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19
DELICIOUS SODA WATER

Send Your Subscriptions to The In.
termountain Catholic.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

The fund for the Scofeld sufferers
now amounts to nearly Sl25,0OO There
have been many personal sacrifices
made by people who are anxious to
contribute. Among the donations was
one that attracted attention and con-
siderable comment, that of IS con-
tributed by Major General Stephen
LAWN. Every one who knows the Gem
eral appreciates the spirit that prompt
ed his generous heart to assist his suf-
fering neighborS
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

The choir at st. Mary's is showing
marked improvement of late. Mrs.
Nellie Halliday Latimer is a new ac-
QUESTION to the choir. She has a con-
tralto voice of beautiful quality, and is
also a very fine musician.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

A number Of the young girls of the
O'Clock choir, met last Sunday after.
noon at the home of Miss Lucille Nor
rlson, and organized a little social club
Mmch they have named The Happy
Hour club. May it have every sue
cess.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

BenediCtion and the Rosary is given
every Wednesday and Friday evening
at 7:30.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

Mrs. Arthur II. Bird, at the annual
election Of officers at the Literary club
last Friday, was elected one of the
board Of directors Mrs. Bird is one
Of the most prominent members of the
Literary club, and has from early girl
hood devoted much time to literature.
She is a graduate of the Manhattan
vile Convent, and has also spent MANY
years aboard studying.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

The Misses Keith gave a charming
dinner party last week Their guests
We're Mrs. Don Porter, Mr. and Mrs.
W y Brien. Mrs. j. E. Woodward and
Mr.. Willard Thompson.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

a. ]. Schumacher, formerly metal
Iurgist for the Parrot company at
Butte, Mont, accompanied by his sons.
Bertram and Wilbur. visited his old
friend, A. II. Tarbet, the past week. He
is on his way to Europe and will re-
main abroad for three months.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

Mrs. J. Z. Woodward entertained at
an elaborate dinner last week. The
guests Of the occasion We're Mrs. Al.
len of Fort Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs.
y Brlen, Mrs. Guy NJ. Palmer. Miss
Keith Miss Eta Keith. Lieutenant AL
bert Allen, Mr.. Willard Thompson.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

Many of the public school teachers
went east on Monday night, thereby
taking advantage of the reduced rate
to Chicago over the Rock Island road.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

Miss Cora Ferguson entertained at
a very pleasant card party last Friday
evening.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

The third subscription concert of the
Orpheus club was given on Monday
night An unusually brilliant and fash
ionable audience was present.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-05-19

st. Mary's academy will celebrate
It's tWenty-fifth anniversary next
month. 1t is expected that the mem
bers of the Alumnae association will
take an active part in the celebration,
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
: LED = zgz-.

WASH 70 say thai ] fee mdsr
lasting obligations i0r what Cham
bslianb Cough Remedy has done
Tor our family. We nave used Il n
so many cases ofeoughs, lung troH.
Oies and wlDopIng cough, and II has
always given -tAenI perfect salls-
f4etIon, We feel greatly miebted tc
the manufacturers OF TINS TsnEe iy
and wish them 70 please accent on
ltearty tiIaniis-tIli-ss Airs
s. Doty, Des 4ionies, Iowa. For
safe i,y all meiIcme dealers in Eve-
nmg Shade aud j q. Lamar Eave
City
Speaking nf ioRers. q due :
tail is something u Z yaag
Success is the thing that comes
10 a man WHO MAX IS ND mis- MIND
TOGD a thIug am -tiFen does II.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
.ISN NCJHIE

Gmt mut Hwn illmt common
lmpiG " ie vmtih I1l nw3e
muCte 4N mmHn hmu
This government must Js pn-
mrmt n spite VI tIG mfH % mV
mmD M VI. mon.
bnr ,nIrV Esugf ID Wvf imm G
tmmmrmm num-, mt 9 I'M m
Utu Ju dnmEH.
Mpwnnrr n .1im writ if lrr-
BlUHl u IwEBrnmm1 gf 10 mum
Liberty mt aaulilg
let US iavv GI.h tia5 night
makes @a5ga5s and 6n oiaa slith
loy rs 10 tAo cod calrV To ba cur
duty as w0 understand jt.
The purposes os the &QnigaT
are pergeet aud must prevail,
though We errng mortals may
fail 70 accurately perceive them
u advance
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
The Best food For intellectual Il,

man ear vote lnteiligertty unless he Thinks ur
time o ars and rumors OF wars the greatest and
and the pest food for intelligent Thought Is tba
greatest aud best Important political ISSUES are da
ijortant Al intelligent understanding of the poli
areat political party IS something 10 be desired and
citizen to thoroughly inform himself upOn the eadpn
The Semi. eekiv Republic s The greatest aud hes
Its elerraphle and eahe exces that of any I'll
the new news fully, not imaginative occurrences but
d,stauce fully authenticated facts. The pntrs ~ ~
uartes are now being formed and the candidates l,
time to subscribe for the pest medium of keepmo
world The 6em Weekly Republic. No less wortpr n
Rtpubhcs Sunday Magazine il Is repiete each lssp ~
speca ARTICLES written by the best of literary talent H.
tone illustrations have already made II famous and tl
trtv will be preserved News features of absorbnr ma
trated and enlarged upGn manner tqua 10 the mn
Events of current interest sci forth ellaramm
humor III Its ages lOu and or the benefit Of The Iad
fashuns are each week eXgulsIley illustrated and %
pubic's Sunday Magazine 10 standard. The subse-;ta
Sen- " eeBv Repube rs 81 per year, THE Rsmiblr 3
20 per wear. both papers ar now belng ofgred al tb
of 90 for enc yegr To tins low rate both na
pad fur al the same time. Address ali orders to
THE EEiE'l IgLTC NJ L.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
THE REPEIsLIC, st,fm.

rusve usoo H;psnr 1aDniys with 60 raEcn ss,is-
f,ctior thgt ] CAL cheerfa!iy recosnIieIid tDszr.
have Deen tr0RDser ior abOui three > csrs VIII
what called DiliGus a,tcssa cJrliig Oh rsEHlffi5
s,-.e q zyeez Was toid by dIIere1. pIysirls1s
,rp- n was ,auggd Dy b.ld teeth 81 which ] had
ssveral ! tg1 tHs teeth extracted, bul tls a.
tacxf continued ] bad sesn EdT er .ileinelts Ct
Ruauf 1aBuies n all ne pIDerl but iiEu nc iaitn
N them but about siI weeks since triciia II
once, me "a II them. have taken bu' Iwo q tAe
ANAL 5-ceut boxes G. the 1Abdte7 and nave -l-a
RDrecarrence OF tFo ATTACKS hare never i'ffel.4'
s.stt-aouia lor E-7tainc bsfcrs, DIT the greai
,D,p,,-t C. sC;d 77nict believe mas been tiO-le
tr Rtpaus Tahttss iu1coes g. Hod mine 70 the
man testirnq-ialE y0u G0gDtles5 lrav1 m yGur
,-,...ssin1i-r,,rv 1 .. DaWfr-.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
& NJ e;lsth al iseaIIfy

soften hIdrfen by unslghtiy pIn1s
pies, eczema, letter, erysrReiss, SAT-
rGeum, etc. Buok:=ris Arniaa h2ive
wlIl giorify tire i4oa by curing all
iskm eruptIons, laise euJs, bruises
barns, boiis, 'felons, ulcers zull wOrst
forms of Plies, Oniv -95c q iao1,
Cure guaranteed Soid by W. Z.
nEoN druggist
The most dissgreaaBfe relation
q man can nave Is q earb- uncle.
Al 1Ounce1o1 Bafry OF STICK,
says the Chicago News phitcsc-
pAeg, Is worth 2 p0unda0f epiEann
on z tombstone
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
S100 REV ARD, SIGQ.

The readers Of this papsr FIll rka
ptasssll % EARN tll2yt tilsFe d Z, ls3sl
one ir=z1sd dIsaAse tLl2t seigRce has
Dsen abte uoaclna n al, its stzgss lIIi
tia, Is Gasarrh. HALLS Gasarri Care
n the only FesltIve erre E0r Known
to tis nisitaa fraternity l21rrh
being > constitutions disesse, RS
qurra- 2 constitutional. tra2lmgnt
Iiali. l8b1rrh 0Lgnf is taken "a
ternaliy, 4Gtnir directly upon the
Bic0I aIll nlgcclg sltfAce. loi the
.systen. tis@rshy dsstrnJinr iAe folB-
,iatton . iis, ii,sa4s9 4Hd giYieg the
patient strsHgih iIi 1Iitliag ~ the
constitution aill ssasti2g a2ture N
ioms Ia Eet. The propristcrs
ilaY, - mz<l Eliii m IL. curative
pnwr;.-ia l. q 9frr liae lInnirrd
lloiAr- .hg- 81. ,aas ll4. y isiis 20
zn.. e1a '0s .,..1 lsafw mall.
A.auAa z = 1Csessy D. .Cs.,
Nhtub. lh1
Said ~ irutggl'ss J@,
IklI' hm.ty ilia ff Toe best
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
wll nsEsntuRY FgREar -rrsE.gE-

WILL -SESWoRR EEHEHT rTsE-f.
In 1TsS 5dim Adams wm
elected prasiamit, ddiauting
Thomas ltifimRln. ln Isl0 Dn-
forson &eGeate5 AaEms.
IN iS24 J@hn 'Q. Admins wm
elected president tia1HrlIng &n6-
fsW jackson, l1 lS.& jlnakHm
defeated Adams
IN lRaB MARTIN Nan Bum wHf
Sleeted president, ae51a5ag W.
a Harrison, In ISt0 HMrumn
d6f6sttd Van RoroN,
hq 1885 Benjamin Harrasoa
WIZ a66ted president &oieati@g
GWYdr Cleveland, y" In lS9S
e,6Ya,s4Yf aefealed Harrison
InpiS8S Wdfiam Mckinley Was
ete6t5d pf'6sideit, defeating Wm,
T.aBfySaR, ~ N6vembeh lpOo,
hal6ry Nit tcpeat llselI and
BpySF viii dsfeit Mckinley
flxohangc
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29

,G4reui 1irttair3s Jdhesau,ttF
IN 4he G,hlness DnprH Ire
rHtitmg lrtHrty lhn Anu nnar
Gi9 4iJpt mr .gDyarn.
nmrt will ds-tanptap Ruriadh
them mu dh ths ire. l6 ,1hs
administration 1@'sWti8 m
espTusiirG die Guise OF 0inr-
ltmd m all lipm stial.ilnr
schemes MIR MGISmiey nav
ger intp trouble with s0,ne
power tiat is able to- denun-
strate tliat "war in helli'
sure enough --HSCIuuge.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29

Sweat ana truIl acIas WI. not dis
color goods dved with Putnam
Fadrless Dyes. Sold by :. "a.
Mediock d Bro., Poughkeepste,
ArA.
Il you would gam friends -you
must es one.
l.Ast fali s9raIned my lett mp
white hgnliIHg some heIvy BOXES.
Ths doctor aalie6 On sad al hrst
il was siIra, stram and wenid soon
he well, bnt Il grew worse and the
doctor titsn SAID hxd rheumatism
Il continued u grow worse and ]
could hardly get around 70 work. I
went 70 q drug store and the drug
gist recommended nle 70 trv Cham>
beriam's PAN Balm It Ied Il 2n6
0ne,hait Of 5G.cent bottle cured
nle entirety. HOW recommend Il To
al. my frIends-f. +. B5acook
Erie, Pc. { Is for safe nv ali medi-
cme desters IL Evening Shade 4EG
y 4. Lam4n Gave City.
The ventilation OF an idaa
never gives anyone 2 coin.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29

lfvou bet Z Thousand 9i
dollars on the rise or tlll in
the price Of wheut, ynr are Il
prominent business Min, li
yOu bet 4 few dollars IN 1bt
same thing using other THIN
"a regular member I'D the
beard, YOU Ure 4 tif-.hir'I,
bucket .shnp deatsr. lf w1u
bet on anything, .fGirg Fa'ra
Won are Il crlninal INT Dr m
fnrmatlpn Iar iH imprisoned.
Iiartlng 10y the riicf rls neHr
punished, int IL naruilsd IN
the daily press. Amt 1hs
.Tnur 1mppie uTg u mH1ruiv
and nuliiti mike Dlhe Iiuv's if
they knew urE'thlng.-Ap-
IEAl tD MspRnn.
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29

srJt pAsze nl ppe eaIH A
lnte-Ee
nia U sa p@Ne
co-gl. 10 lsurle, itnat eAreanfn IA
protsa Liz La'ar~ rum
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
The SOCIAL SIDE OF GOOD ROADS.

The SOCIAL SIDE OF GOOD ROADS.
In an address delivered by AIr
". II. Moore OF 81. Louis, No..
IL which ne discussed the su.Ia
side OF gJOi r1ads with such
f0rce, ] feal thac the readers Of
TINS department OF the RECORD
viii be greatly benefited i they
viii give the following, which Is
taken IRON ms address, 2 careful
reading:
The common roads OF q country
are not Ontv necessary 10 lIs de-
veiOpment, but Their condition Is
q measure Of its civilization. The
highest type of mental anu mora
culture ann development can not
DE attained without the means OF
easy and rapid communication
between all parts and sections OF
the county. Tine. railway am
telegraph lines are the great
modern eiviiizers 1of the worid;
but they are limited II theU
spheres lOf usefulness, because
they 10 not reach the farnl, the
nome, the country gehoolh0ase
and church. The common ROAD
is the connecting lmk between
these, and without 1t the progress
Ot 2 widespread civilization musJ
of necessity be greatly retarded
They are the foundation stones
uBOn which tine suBersTuGure Of
society is erected and upOn which
Its symmetry, beauty ann sUabir
'ity must rest
1t has been stated by eminent
writers that railway and telegraph
lines with the wonderful CONNER
cial enterprises they make posst-
bic are II the end detrimental 20
a country that mas 10 propon-
tionatety adequate system OF
common highways, because of
tfeiT tendency 70 1cougest the
population by drawing the Intelli-
gent and ambitious portion of tine
country youths 70 the cities and
1eenters OF commercial enterprise
until tine avenues OF that class OF
labor are 1overcrowdsG, the wages
>cf tabor decreased by undue and
unnatural competition, and the
surplus set adrift without the
means OF 2 livelihood, 10 become
beggars or criminals, instead OF
deiving IN the soil from which the
primary wealth Of the world is
secured, and in which ayocation
there mas never yet been q sur
liias Vi labor,
Then, TOO, it is the youthful,
Intelligent, rugged and ambitious
VINO are thus being ,cUG2ed iron
the farm, whose society is needed
to stimulate the sluggish, VINO
are always content 10 see tine
worlds great cavaicaae go ny
while they remain in siothfuliso-
latiDn, III these conditions con
thine there is danger Of a barrier
being bullt up between tine differ
ent classes Of Dur people that will
destroy that sympathy, inpalli-
gence, and cooperation thai is SO
meuessarY in or mutually de-
pendent condition,
Meighborhoods, counties, and
States, separated from each
other by tine barriers Of praotio-
Llly impassabte roads, IN their
10nBlinesf Degenerate iutop CON
tlitim M mora Htagnati0n from
'vhidh ii il difficult tD arouse chem
to % uammm and mutual interest
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29

Z want 70 turor.l ycu
n words Of h!gheEt
rraise Ct the 1-ue!ii
J nave derived IRON
RiDEns fabuies J al 3
professional nnTss snd
u thi professionalism
mead h always necaec
Ripang TaanieE aoeg Il.
Aissr one o. BY casesI
rouudmysaif completely
run down. Acting cli tn
Gd7ice OF b. Huu Bow
e., Pl e., 5SS k1wari.
hre. Jersey ciB ! Jsso't
Rtpans Tabuies Win
Rrznd result.
His BEsSII VEDti4L
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
GOOD ROADS DEPARTMENT.
HI p II. HIlhEESt)A,
and understanding

aul understanding.
4 Prot. Shaier OF Harvard, says
SIT Is doubtful, indeed, whether
z sound democracy, depending
7 as IL uees on close and constant
meraotl0n OF the local lie, can
vel be maintained II z country
where the raadways DIT heavy
tax on human intercourse.
These words are prophetic and
worthy the universal consider
alton Of q people whose unpar-
/ iaIfeied progress OF 4 century and
z Quarter seems To have Tivaied
and 0utciassed al other nations
thar have ever been born. We
must not stifia our civilization
through commercial blindness
and neglect,
IN vi0v OF all these facts, and
II the light oil the benefits that
have accrued anG are accruiHg 10
the civilized countries Of the old
world t1r their splendid systems
lof common highways, and with
all OF our prGgrass along every
other line OF public development,
1t seems strange beyond cOmpra-
hensi0l that we should have N
the United States tie poorest
system OF common roads 10 be
found IN any country possessing
a stable government anu thai
or Federal and State govern
ments, our iaw makers and
statesmen, should be giving tine
problem so little OF Thought and
attention. Indeed, It seems q
tact that the same importance is
not now attached 10 TINS question
that was accorded II by tn
founders Of tine republic. IJevan
seems clear tIIat the trainers of
tine Constitution contemplated tine
maintenance of q system OF
national roads by the Genera
Government as 2 necessity fGr
national defense and the disTri-
button pf mails, And after It's
adoption Alexander Hamilton
evolved 2 plan Tor Z system Of
mtereoiOnial highways, The
question was not overlooked ny
Washington, vino, during the
Revolution, when confronted with
the necessity Tor roaus over
which 10 move MS armies, and
looking Il tine fuure nesus anG
possibilities OF the country, wrote
to Patrick Henry tthen governor
Of VrginIa and urged that tine
power 10 open, build, adnu repair
highways De taken away IRON
tine county courts and vested IL
the State. John Giinier Speed
IL . very able article Dn thA
question Of "The Common RDaC
us . Social Factor says
''li the common rDaus mac DseT
property laid out. constructed
and attended IL, and tIRIr uevai-
npment mad Kept pace with tne
development of othsr highways 2
suspeGt that we would NOW nave
Othe- problems u solve than
those that CONFRONT us. We
should nDt nave L dissatisfied
agricultural population, wD--eI
Ivy dent ant hurusset .nvrure 81
that any demagDgrm with uprgm-
islug uDRUum If iiHmuet o. Witl
enthusiasm amt TsHmn, Wa
shnutu nm huTf -tiH Gnmr-Hnea
buffer mGulRf Di g m1s Vi AtiBE
amt 4hf lmn' n liH pmwdiet
nitnf suffer iTun L iiLDG u EoYi..
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29
SCRAPS

A good MANY folks think
drunk men never get hurt,
hut ti1ev dc---badiy, shame
fully, ridIculnusiy and de-
pravely hurt.
/ Hope often buds when II Is
CLOUDY, hut II blooms only
IN sunshine.
Husband-I Was driven 10
drink. Wife-Well, yOr
didn l balk any, JOhn.
The urocrastinatior Of the
/ Ohio couple, aged Bb and IS,
vino have Just married after
Z rOurtship Of 70 years, ne-
serves Z medal.
Too many men who do d
GOOD deed want to talk TOO
much about II. They think
nobody else will SAY any
thing about II.
If yOu don I expect 10 pay
"a hill, say SO, and don't set
the date Won agree TO pay;
fnr tne truth is more honor
able tiIan Z he.
Nearly eVerybOdy thinks
fre ran write some things
good enough for 4 newspa-
nar, and think publishers
whD do not publish every
timing sent them Rre fools.
A mean man s children
have no chance. Everybody
thinks ttle7 are the Same.
No nrar can make Z fDDl
uf himself all the time. He
iIas 10 make 4 IOOl OF some
one else and sleep uccaBlon-
ally.
Bows do not always 20 IL
church like the girls DO, hut
they always 90 where the1l
girls 60.
Ii seems funny that II takes
Z good deal OF ftRnclarlng
TO keep ND Z church IL Drde1
10 get 10 heaven.
Advertise vDur business.
Put your sign II the pRpers
50 all Car know where y1l
are ami what ynu are doing
At MS last measurement
Wash Wilkins, nf Otathe
Kansas, STOOD 3 feet ? inches
hIgh ant weighed 500 pDuniiB
Fle Is y ysErs Dia,
A EDpy pf the first foiiD D-
Snak esItsEre Lmdnr 1h-3
WIS silt III New York ii
the iIsp0EH.l nT ths library D1
.the .iRte Augustlr DAILY 6Dr
G5 40l.
Tine KIND cf nlen vino uu1t
work I'D take d gIr,l buggy
.rrnilng make better beauz
titan husbands. EVERY Dncf
i'm awhile one of these PIT
.ltren beauz gets married and
his wife wears her old
clothes longer than any DthHr
woman III her circle. Tins
is one Of the things eirls
blnnder INTO; the belief that
"a good beauz will make L
good husband,
Sharp County record., 1900-06-29

! have DeenRg grsai r,,-~
tcr o'er hde ysGrl. Esll,SS.ae
by feet sEd isgl an 49, ~, !
lcouInnot wear shoss o. r., =. |,
dFess. ! ssW Rtpans ~.
oalil paper 6auzht sun,s15i.,..
e.. Have t2zeu thsnl suo1l,,,.
j. Euch q cAaiEa ! Iaa.uo, .,,. ~
alcI owe 1t ell 70 .RiDau, ~
seven years Old, haye NJ ~-.
hoasehOid CUTS, E..d pp,..-'.s
ne Alas had tine irovsv ,i'i AMI
1snuiesfar hiu. he lesl, -,
take soulo time. he hs, -,
ASy nse ny istes- am nsu,. ~
hrsMray
J have been suffering I'M u
Since ] Wa 4 Little IN, ~