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Sharp County record., 1901-06-14
QUICK RELIEF FOR AsTHv,

| Miss MaHde Dickens, Pal
Kan, writes: II suffered !
| years with asthma in ITS vo,,,
| had several attacks during Il.
year and was not expected ~ n
through them. | began usips
ey's Honey and Tar and 1t has,
failed to give immediate ~
Williams Il Edwards.
A brave retreat may i
greater courage than a ioOh.
advance.
Edward Iluss, 3 well known \
hess man Of Salisbury, No., M
81 wish to say for the bexh /
others, that 1 was a suffer-, \,
lulnbsgo and kidney trouble, nI
the remedies l took gave me n
hei. l was induced 10 try nd
Kidney Cure, and alter the us
bottles | am cured" William
Edwards.
1t is not always the rish y
who pays his subscriptoh +
most promptly.
| A. U. Blanchard, West B,,J
n. y, says: Il have been lns
with kidney disease Tor the last
years. Have doctored with vi
physicians and | got no relief h
| used Two bottles of FOleys I
MY Cure" Williams II tdynI +
If we cannot keep ourls
ourselves We need not I
others to keep them for US
William Woodard, Of DaS
la. writes; 81 was troubled n
kidney disease TOR several year
tour one dollar size bottles d
ley's kidney Cure cured ns
would recommend It to anyone
has kidney trouble" MllIan X
Ed wards.
1t is the man without
mind who always has a mind
do something and never does
Ira d. Reckard, Duncon&
writes: "My little boy scaea
leg from the knee TO the aiA
used Banner Salye Immediately
IN three weeks time it was A
entirely healed. | want to ~
mend 1t to every family and
them to keep Banner Salve Cd W
as it IS a sure remedy for scsa
any sores.' Williams d EdH'
Some men rise in the word
cause they are light weight
fOIey's Kidney W,
Sharp County record., 1901-06-14
CAVE CITY ClNDERS.

Healtn gOou anu prosperity SUI
prevails in our town.
|; Warm weather and wheat har'
vest are here together.
j. A. Lamar sold a pair ol
mules for a good price lately.
The proceeds of the ice cream
supper was $50 Saturday night.
Miss Leona Horn visited rela.
tives and friends in Batesville last
week.
Prof. Grisham Of Sidney was
here on business Friday and Sat.
urday.
w. T. Horn came very near
losing a cow from a snake bite
lately.
H. N. Jones and Tom Steele
have closed their shop and gone
appealing.
Mrs. Allison and family have
returned from o visit to Law
renee county.
James Simpson has contracted
to teach a summer term OF school
at Mount View.
W. A. Livesay had the mis-.
fortune to lose both of his work
horses last week.
Hon. w. w. Powell of Bates.
vile made a nice speech at the
close of our school.
Quite a number Of our young
people attended services at Hick.
ory Valley Sunday.
j. A. Laman has bought one.
fourth interest in the Rodgers
Co. threshing machine.
John Crownover and Jeff Nc.
Adams are making nice additions
to their dwelling houses.
Pleas Henley of Jackson county
visited his brother and sister here
last Friday and Saturday.
The school closed with an ex.
hibition which proved the dill.
gence of both teachers and pupils.
3. A. Henley and family visited
relatives and friends at Avis,
independence county, Saturday
and Sunday.
The match game of base ball
played here Saturday between
Cave City and Maxville resulted
in a victory for the Cave City
boys.
At meeting held by our citi.
zens of late it was decided that
we will have a big picnic on the
4th of July as usual. Everybody
invited.
Bob Richardson Of Hardy came
down Saturday and returned Sun.
day, accompanied by his wife and
infant son who have been here
on a visit for some time.
We had so many visitors at the
close of our school that it would
be too tedious to call them by
name. They were from Sharp
and independence counties.
Oh, how lonesome it seems
since the school bell has quit
ringing. The school has ad.
journed until September the 23d.
Prof. Buck with James Simpson
as first assistant have been en-
Sharp County record., 1901-06-14

The youth who was smoking a
coffin-nail near the monkeys
cage took another one from his
pocket, "W ould it do any
Sharp County record., 1901-06-14
LEGAL ADVERTlSBlDI
Notice for Publication
hAA' May the 18th lsII

0 Msy the 18th w., y,
Notice Is hereby given that u mi i,I,,I, III
named settler has tlled notice o. ". ~. s,i1
make fnsl proof In support o. ~ iG i
that sald proof will be made s1s,Os' os,O,' a n
clerk OF sharp county, AIsanss,', ,aa, ,,n;
shsje, Arkansas. on June ~, M,
Samuel D. Askew adj .
n. L, No, ei393, for the sou.nS' sou.S'n h
southeast quarter section 'o~n''
He names the following wlInssSS'' pea culIr
his continuous residence upon A"a
OF said land. viz: ,.,d Hsp1
ard AND Jesse h0f'on' " ii. II. sy., .S
Sharp County record., 1901-06-14
Save csc by Buying

McGee's 25c Chill Cure is a purga.
tive; you need nc other. Largest bot.
tie for the money and is guaranteed
to cure or money refunded. Ask your
druggist for McGee's 26c Chill Cure,
TaSOlesS. A,n.Ht -, ;i
Sharp County record., 1901-06-14
Programme
For Sharp County Teachers
: Institute,
MONDAY, JULY J.

/. Devotional Exercises-kev
Grissett.
2. School Management, organ
ization-C. NJ. Grisham, d. C.
Billingsley. Discussion by In
stitute.
8. Grammar, The noun-W. S,
Campbell, d. F. Groom. Dis
cussion by Institute.
4. Spelling, Diacrihcs-Jas' NJ
Simpson, Mrs. Dollie McCord'
Discussion by Institute.
5. Geography, State of Arkan-
sas-Jno. A. Watkins, Mrs. Ida
Spikes. Discussion by Institute.
8. Physiology, Digestion-W.
C. Alcorn, Robt. Morton. Die.
cussion by Institute.
Z. Reading, How to teach Be.
ginners-Miss Lucy Pepoon, Mrs.
C, s. Kyle. Discussion by In.
stitute.
8. History, Methods of Teach.
ing-G. W. Alcorn, W. F. Buck.
Discussion by Institute.
8. Arithmetic, Percentage-J.
W. Ragan, A. M. Metcalf. Dis
cussion by Institute.
TUESDAY, JULY 2.
/. Devotional Exercises-Rev.
Richie.
2. School Management, Aim of
the Recitation-C. M. Grisham,
D. C, Billingsley. Discussion by
Institute.
: 8. Grammar, the Verb W. S.
Campbell, D. F. Groom. Discus.
sion by Institute.
4. Spelling, Model Recitation
Jas. M. Simpson, Mrs. McCord.
Discussion by Institute.
5. Geography, Motions of the
Earth-Jno. A. Watkins, Mrs.
Spikes. Discussion by Institute.
6. Physiology, Circulation
w. C. Alc0rn, Robt. Morton.
Discussion by Institute.
7. Reading, Model Recitation
Miss Lucy Pepoon, Mrs. Kyle.
Discussion by Institute.
8. History, Explorations-G.
W. Alcorn, W. F. Buck. Dis.
cussion by Institute.
3. Arithmetic, G. G. D. and
L. C. MI. w. Ragan, A. M.
Metcalf. Discussion by Institute.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8.
/. Devotional Exercises--Rev.
Crabtree.
2. School Management, Regu.
lations-C. M. Grisham, D. c..
Billingsley. Discussion by In.
stitute.
3. Grammar, Sentence-W. s.
Campbell, D, F. Groom. Dis
cussion by Institute.
4. Spelling, Rules--Jas. M.
Simpson, Mrs. McCord. Discus.
sion by Institute.
5. Geography, Our New Pos
sessions-J. A. Watkins, Mrs.
Spikes. Discussion by Institute.
6. Physiology, Nervous Sys.
tem-W. G. Alcorn, Robt. Nor.
ton. Discussion by Institute.
7. Reading, What is good
Reading?-Miss Lucy Pepoon,
Mrs. Kyle. Discussion by lnsti.
tute.
8. History, Political Parties =
G. W. Alcorn, W. F. Buck, Dis
cussion by Institute.
8. Arithmetic, Decimals-J. W.
Ragan, A. NJ. Metcalf. Discus
sion by Institute.
Sharp County record., 1901-06-14

The following adv.,'
ment is from an Ir;St
paper; This is to = !
Patrick O'Flahertv q
lately lett his lodgiuv,
if he does not retpr. IT,,
and pay for the Sam.
shall be advertised,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-26

RESPONDED Che stranger $40, ,,,
vel. Dao& htr
aLtfla'" easped Carson, a,ostsna
fheredulously into brr ssce
Yes .Leila xas the susver svvbis
herea. white Her arms a~tnIarrosu8 ma
p1eA, "fzen7e hack fo rau with en- Nav5
Year never o leave vour size mas. M
So please God" :
.taeD they eat down and she eso15
hin' aoH three wears before sFtnrsre
ms .isfE "a widow. she d-esevgulnsa -,
Abd oat ~bstasd sacans aF tps vu.ee.
Rear Of ahsr ya1nEerldaqs. Pav Es,
u .eHapter Of anappy a~acctaenta she
i"ara"a that he was On london EEF,yy
o. FSno"ing this. she hurriadaovrr3an4
ana SEA- n inst AZ the b3rtr brst
Na"' Year entered his room. ssbasss,y
IN. tears Falll from his evps bear5ebe,.
mann mentioned. and hiss BLESSING 60
coat 10 4hsr. All doubts were thsn
an eud.
M chtldrea VA 1be here bv the
mex "boa; and Won arnustg bautoa tharoaa.
N~fataeT. Nov Trauste g aasg I'm euasrv
with tn excitement a6f the aday.''
Carson adrove her Co her hotel asna
to hial the New Year bells nnsver
se@n1ed to aavo rgBr slch merry pasls
fFaeyE ran into his lifaaaN ~ swEYaar5is
every sense, "A few DAYS llster there
was Ia sositet marriage, and on Che fol
lowing New Years Eve. aa Carson and.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-26

Vthan ttfe gyeTr is esnsei aad rtsC
ma summing upaoGaaccoGiat O. s. inssh-
rG. 1t is comforting TO book ae8ek and
TN theaabfe TO SAY tn@allssincetify ttasi
vaEhau.ifnnettf tins heStweecaaA i~f6rooTr-
saives anu tor tltsseaaboatius IL is
nuure than comforting % see that I'VE
innvp gained snEfsthing that -ostr sf-
5furts have lis@ap crowned with s1eeess
.and that we are ny tins aadvasce-
intent aananfsd Ctc score a paaedsty evsu
gthnugh IT. may .be itTiltng aovsr sd
worse circumstances IitoenceIragesnsa
tn rrednthIe uour asaortstuo make q hst
.etar showing fur the wears to acaase 20
axp u1rftaT anuT affairs That tbs seasons
9zan viii lbr lbut the beginning af rSst-
ttar things, and that the agrsat aaAld
grand lptnftc onf or ntbrre rasay rfsso
ever increasing ever more and tn4ore
.ffealttifil, and ENID u a nnobt2 manly
wnmansy, Christian synfnastrfeaioenSsr-
saftar thai will mTite iiss Ipnsssssor
IRnpvn and lilnnnrsd o6f AL Iussa.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-26

Welcome IL responsibilities Heavy
though they amay ba, thgy bat
steeaethen rafndaa and musc1es fsr the
coming frag. T~heyaaretthe ~sklrtnishss
Su tehe battles, the e~8f8naiens sthaE
maEeasoiaieFsaaEa aadg eeachgns how
a. buesieg ongour9 sFnsor aud rad oar
s~seives for the aabt.
Welcome fts ttrdals. Fer Il q COZ
tnernQveecom put4he and refined as
the gsoid tthati3s fsoed from the dress
aaud Impurities sa&t beloag to SIS criao
aSad unatgn&l condition and elfag 20 1t
uuBtlathsyaaee p~areadaapay.
welcome assc ceoNsas AMI losses For
stseyt esyaphasl9e andfpaaetaate enc
story aaf Regeneration aand the heroic
assreessof those vino kent strai9h comm
tth Epsth e6f dairy, rnevgr hesitAtsag.
never tegrafRg aside never heiafag
back ttHksr hanss efsam aesag thai
next thEna'' that the fa5thfaI took
2Vonaas the rposat safsed 81 eBeadauy
1ssSrfgrenaf] tsfe.
Welcome lEss ssCrrows and hprsave-
nqsnts. They teabh ras TO look gpsn
ltsss world3s as not on rppermansatasbtd
fag place. abat That eve have q house
not TaaGe ewieh hsnas setsrnstffa the
Heavens E~ghgtherooar nvedaoaas nave
son before and froa tBe waH6ozpseeg
ashieh they are besI6nfng e. rs 10
ccogae up Aishsr-Rsy T6Bn Hasl.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-26

NEsieosse lire New YAarss Spirit. lrt
oetassa tint the nsge44ay the 8ay upon
ssnish wee aail ilflSe go rpat 9geiind los
ALI or osfr rpsst nissaa4ss aasd mister
shines go ttdfn Ire ttraditfes4al new
lgasi, 100 start al over again aas4d see
iifeaitu Sfoear Fasany tIases eagsappy and
unfortunate environment, we aeannot
Baild eeAfetAinc tssore SfedSeahfe 10
ourselves. aasre satisfactory TO ooar
safassr atd nsere sesftHy 10 Berresofd-
ifn tsse arsat tsas4es whztsEn aeBit
and credit are lEspt Dy puptsaedseAl
lasanSs-H. S. 20.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-26

3astelle Mauaa ard MAY RoBhFas.
ss9od fn she window with their hesas.
saosa ssretAsr.
am so sorry whispered Fstells
40 so want CO naase mamma and
pApasa New Year. present and / faveI
speataalI ray rn6nev rent
$50 nave said ROSY, "sndEI Fave.
not kept evenaa rierc ef fibbon orsan
9oHare of wsrsted.
sit IS Too Dreadful Mande whisper
ea. III aaat hotrfd Miss Croker mad
mot insisted apon oar bnsing those Ut
tee Books At the fair we weaid an
haeo had plenty ef n4eney. wonder.
NOW leae n ISL gofag CO stay. she fs
so rassy said Made. Nothing snits
Aes. Sometimes she ssys gfhis egg.
Is GOO soft, Eazrse tslse 1T aysay ard
Bfsng rae another raen Laz1ie makes
apaa race and nave 60 langh
weaI Rat Mauas said Fstelle, wno
seas the eldest, fhat is svfong IRE.
eifl who Is alredsto waiter the table
sho9ld ruevsr raaRe Fares, no matter
h Aapp4as and you rhsst never
Haash at hsr AGAIN. ara sare Miss
EfeFsr saw vol tAfs 9nofaFng.
Bat nc rs fassy sad Ray. ssnd II
sysg NJ would seoth6nae
aMaaanaa iEres hAr r4pfied #steiEe
sYou Know sse yas rsannn4 fea6her
lSrlee aand sonse one left her d big FOR
ttY4e aand So ae STOPPED tasehIns.
And aaaasfaa SAYS, TOO, That she ISL
very eharitabie and gfves heaps ard
/ Eears 60 tfeE r0bry people rut m Ray.
afhenII wish sne had bought These.
lgoSEs nsrseif snstsad of nsaaing MS
fss4nd ali car nseney, gfaniBIed
Maade.
sff yse lEad psen honsst and said
grigRt aoAat. want call nay fnoney for
gaiyseif, Epefhaps she would, said rs
teelga.
~ronnsfrow is Nav Years day. f1tI
IS 600 late 10 get aay thfng nov, sf3h-
81 Ray.
Ifp@ecsnyy nAd senbe ef taat lovely
secoi N5es CeolFer has pe9n ~fndfng
for the Hast stnree asavs. we a6cdld gaiIts
ypaaainsa ssehse Beautiful nsass nor kerl
3ifessing case Il ecsifd gnit aone De-
gfore dafA. SAID EsteiFs. ns%oufnfully
Eo0Id you my dear said Il voice.
lSse behind th4m.
Tlfe tNfee e9sigJtsn taFBed and saw
aIsss rfaFer sitting IN fecAlng elafr
Afst esAIad theeA. fyey DID lndt
nno% h69 g6ng she had besn tnera sr
Nov nsaeh she had he4gsd nit She Ind
three Fargo balls ct brilliant ecgcred
fwcel m her Fap.
ARE goi sure. Fstaife, ttFaat gyos1
a6ostgd asaEe "A mat befere dass said
Miss GfuRer scoAiie over her spec-
tssefss at tlfe three Bsshfag fsSs no
fore har Alaude and tsssy aassswsreS
YES yvefy shyly
fKGn SAID tfhe hasfy, Tsh down
tKsfe esn tthe scaa snd 4 viii slpe ssou
ea6h assie lsf These asalss lcf wool.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-26

fat the happy crowd seemed 10 noel.
Mn. He srang thu 7hsr and orderAI
some tea, The .demure lfttl, ap4aid
looFed al hin AND going down stairs.
said:
Poor AR. Carson. ne 'Taolss so
strange and m~iserahle,"
Returning she fo,nu hiu sItttna fn
MS chair gazing with .half-olossd evs
tuto the fire.. -pIscIug the Tea q "a
small wicker etaBie by auis stse. she AZ
tracted HISS %zatteutiou By TIM Question
a%snythtug sesse. SIR"
NO was the rspy nut Sc. tns-
Is New Years Eve Yor'vu beau a greed
.sservaut to ms. at .laast. Ruy yo,rrselr
something handing her q sovereign
F~heaanl0untof theggift berRft the afrI
nor the rover or speech. ana with "a
surtesy aaleuuent IN Eitsalf adf gratitude
zhe .laty.
Carson slipping his tea again 7soliln-
auizsa. 'Itsa nov within al hnur and
ia quarter Jdf the New Year. EVigat
will THAI wear bring mtu my Eiffon lit
cannot FIRING the light ar .tove and
acgmpaninrfshfp. rnhc SAM arouma .of
waeEB ana months. and 81 Il ovill be
to the euu. Fau yeara ago n IDfa
Kentucky, WE satG tGnGG-by.' 1t wa
la ganr-bY' forever
-au0straphi2iug .thr assaur woman
he continued: Leila. Iaeila. tn ny
grave q take with me the stovc II bear
tsy-,4 #NEFfs~- 49,. s-. -fF---H# .a 49, - --
TIthlGsslyf What Rtvanpc fate has SO.
Iauideu mr. destniese"
Etc turned II tint sEurv d F3vmaaalme
ana read nj thr asliflarmga a. that
herotc aaharacLer. Tite reading SBGtted
hfmaanu @he .fal) sfsteap.
Tine 0atubEE WORE striking ttleotwoIt@l
stroke nj miiinfglJ when -ac awalee
Tie laraE opened his 9evea. atttau atnsed
them again, aud listened tn -tlfp Joyous.
saiutatInIH OF lEnpte nIeattuF IN tire.
straats. Ete Was mut ssaf3sL. 1ndftfar.
WIS aHe -baU EmatrTreL. No man who.
every truly lowed 1uan lEe altogether
either. AE ne .itsIsnGt} he satG
esI wish fur ali q bright New Wear
ami Iaaita. my absent 4.aiia, Nhnn a.
small never asse again, may rvGrT life.
iEuDw No Enrvnw, ma gynIrs neve ne.
tine laahIup aheaTl, and nIay Eynu he.
bfasaer IL rynIu ehiiuran growing nv.
around vnu. Afv Iaaila-'
Tie dir MOI finish the a8entanep. init
tine tears can't ltriaEluE town lits
.cchaaiB .aR lie Realized ms EEa-ran life
Then ne HscGnfe EufEatuIFB tint asumn.
une mad come tTrtD the Tnnn and iIaan
a wttnesB u EtitB waHizIfesE ami his se-
gcraf-BRurat .iTgGuuse BBnfatE sail Wd-.
Ter Larsnn ra-VtaU lniR .iusaTt uur llIIE
Sleeve amt xfaE lncaTuInte III otteap a1ftgr
tlun. 5HU sitting III am turning grnumII
ne was STARTLED uU get seated IN "a.
rhair q tall lluIiy. anfad IN itaap nmurlt-
ing urul vaifgT EU lhegrviiv ttiTag he was
ananIe To distinguish GtfsT -faaG,
'shfatium,'' is LtuurrsE, nm taken
ahacE SVEN I'd par I'M. q 5hunfE like tn.
kupv why q nm thIGE l~irn0yeG2"
~ came III with the New Wear. MT
HI omen III ilr-lucH. q ,fmrHe,n rYnnifed
ri musical WHICH. INIT q first want ito.
fznuv IL Whittier LsarBBu lis mut an Rs
aunteH nnme"'
'fWry do vuu nsE BInh 81 question?
"87nr tire hest uf gaHG rraasulls, amt
nE vgDu viii nm rel me, perhaps ynu
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-26

81 IzNuW IUJ MOI EWHlTT flHILIDT'
win allow u1ts 10 afy fnG 2 thtIliS ynur
real narlre iF HIaitbaT1 Wfltrnn Dre-
aesttar the mysEeriBuR l5traIstar.
Carson was IrEtsrlE u~rInrqpfsrsti Ef1r
ftis. araf fsis surprise was painfully
nfantifaar. AIu@urim moi no nnrine II,
fire aady melu uu
Xou arrs unhaTW Q fznpv Atr Will
son d aiaan mat GnI ynu lit GinrRnn
d am certain 81 1 IaraIise 2 WIFE wsf1dlt
AIrg yup 6r tan mlinuEe iisirnFn Sunti
srpenaa vsnr sysE, IIzn 2 ne am ars
help dG EaMng"
81 DON'T l~BsdasEtnnd puu niirtium
answered. Glaraun.. 20 ifnVf mo 1rnuhfe
al beast nuna 6nrd Tur rnlIh assist
ane IN.
'fEkas w asng uuulastIfnil Will an III
isre AFFAIR very Hipwsy asked tia
aaiEea xiaftnr
q must tseGlhEsa no fiIsnuHE MY I'M
wRte marsarx ws1sb an rFTfar EE-nIgar
reysaa1 Gasrsenl, jumping ND
Am . an nrnar R.rr9Egnf AHi'hn1
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-26
NEaVYea sDwcF.

Tbere isEa foe Era Watches
Vonr cotnfhFf e. desfrSy,
Assuming Share af evil
TO fhterrupr vofr 36y
To keep him ats 9istance
Should ne yeug pUrnnse true
$50 'fneecr 9Paubla tratthle
Till trp1tAe freatles von3"
Each day he mas Tetnlnd vol
Of sorrow ehat's fn store
fssah ia wlclt liints and shsasva
pernleX yaa i ard r10rs
Butapo rat fcftn fo saee rim
As many psou1e DO.
Ara "nevcr traahle Frauhle
TaIG fro1bis troatacs veat''
IT'S fiue enough to VERY
syhea rniserg appears
t7gs tirne enaaeh5 F6raspepihg
When therais eSrhae FOR TEARS;
sa-cver At tfe fountAin
0fpravRr y6Gr faith r6new.
And 'nevsr fraah4e frtUhae
3rlF freabla froubies sou
For fhev 8fh5 b6Frew transle
Are mevt eat n aBbt,
@Cser every fAnespa eVal
a1THeg worry, Tf4ine and fret
And Re ven woaId ne haprv
Another roUrse pursue
Ana snever trouble FrBntle
IKal treui} Troubles yea
Anticipating rlessHrb
May give relief grosn pala;
Anticfpstiar ssrrstv
rs never anys8FA.
AND Fl va yyerla rs eheArfpt
Tai mfnaAafad bady, tont
Then s'never tr6Hbie trsabta
~ tgatgn9e troafles yeu
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-26
ng.D AND NEW.

.o,rs, 90, with those VINO hail
Nh newborn year
-anter rs,ovn with those wac give
Tnp aaau Old Year
"a slender tedT.
- 7leyy-waat bYopg / Of q Ne"
fuav. tlle Old.
az bgugsol uraau his e6rse,
ar vvnicl the mold
lie stiff ard cold
~. Nv .tnr zaadsow Gst me stand
ann nognr them aoseT,
~. Messing taat ne brought sto-FnS,
prerious store
a rasteu uu mole.
~ brouzn: ma neaitif-a priceless peot
qu nv. aUC milne;
syc1lrnr ma plenty fcr NY -ne@Esep
rur crowned ny sariuC
Witt tow, divine.
~ v.lrs,. y ~tantR~=snfnssed with tears
G Tea. M eyes
- MI rn,. dear aeIigglts ne drought
Ee. sJatI, ia itea
vNeatt WmtarasSte3
-ngrarurr cannot aal1 with 10Y
Tin n@vt-auru rear.
! rEsac- Gvtnvl. with those who give
Tin uastd 0Ld FaIT
a .tGEGls- reag
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-26

with the eooaai8g aaf the New Year
all or, Ropes uof lfabIra eodd T~oraour-
SELVES aag,d Eror humanity st large RE
IrreeeiveaaEnsm faY0aise gandaan8accaas4on
I0oI power. ErG greosansaalfve o0Gtha wide
extension aaG Acaoeslsdge. tthe acdgIsuess
Iodf the material aeorsa the limmf8aaee
Iadf new aand Important discoveries aand
taagges gvtnt&h aallgGaaEetthe psssthif-
htttes0 life Ensorea iftsrcsttu gaandbna
Itttni!. roe ocauaat 6eait rrs3esee that rye
arr horn into ttIat5 wonasffsl aeposh
Taannysotfs nNosa, written IN the 8ash
lcue rynugs Tnsanaona, vetoed the scfBa-
I-tfftp tact tn eetolsEsaco ttaat can ssvsl
M a~furzattaa mat taettaoaalsso5fEra eu
Isare whitehead 10y the rproeess acf the
Sums. ltatsGtru ttcStae ETssn
that we u1Ove all the trhITapsis0 efGtfsit-
fzatfnI. the ttrutsInlss gef religion. AR,
indHstryaan3 Science 9assfnttae t~astrre-
Nasoct aalI that Is aagd all that we hope
en1r resides IN rtipat tfc4fhtsccfE4asuaasFd
IN tire ftealtuEs saEd emotions ssA3ah
give hfrth 20 these thoughts ard De-
rsvfeau v1htch there tss SsSh a constant
nuerbtttnL.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-26
Won sre very KIDD said Fsfere.

sFeu sre VERY EfBd, said Fsfelle.
THANK you, MISS Croker asId
Hatae Bat RAY. r~emarabaring tbat
Miss Croker fsnst have hesyd hsr cav
she wished enc world 20 home, #ant-
I'd 10 hide herself. However, she
carna oat fvom behtad ehe eurtafn ard
seated herself close ao FsTele Mis.
Croker them gave tHenl eaeh a ersehet
needle rhis blue ball ITS Tor you
she said plae9ng the wooI In Fstelias
lap. erhe fnauve FOR vou, ana sshe
dropped another ball lu M5ha
hands sasd tha pink FOL g,e Was
Ray
& n
at fss Nara sa5ss
ar iF
wsa u aressFn case
Enow you wilI rs de
lighted 90 tnaFe n1eaa present before
81 which wal Be very soon now. she
leoEe1 At Ray wAile she spoke ara
theu laIt tho r5ofa.
I46rfid th8ag said nav az me
door Closes. b Enstea mat e6r
hsr tHeasht she faesat to eve as
re woei
~ 3astsefvss as right s6r tafkfng
beat HaafAfaas fi9ehd As ssed is re-
Piled fEsset3e eve vwsl Rave 40 East
them Dsfae. nav, PiI besfn ysars
snd Matae. don't yon r1r4Ar5berq
MaEea ehafn ef tkree stiteses aod
fhefnex row plain.
They wereaall fhrea fsnda fsss kgpa
6f work presently farsot fhesr
3isappointment.
z b san ives cost setting wren rs
telle ssaia There fhas the ysst af
tha saoiaarfd WY aaafss done. Bat ysst
sse whataa BIG wadosf paper miss rro
kerf relied her svtal anon u ssssed
tHe paper an6ar the sr4te andfasten
SGD foif her KaSfsfng neatly.
sAFfd 5nafness Rnished s4fd wsgSe.
and here rs another great reif asf pa
PEI, Ard there IS s5raatsFng Fsara In
u Maude orened HI slossIy ~lanaafng
4 she aid 80, A Brlgat Eve 6ollar
g6ld piece.
S0h look inst goslft I vondsr HI
Miss Croker meant to pat Vt ffh9rei
am sure I don't Know answer
ed i%Estelle, but wait anti RAY has
infshed hsr nsat then V will eo
ard ssk fer
1T Is done said RAY, eand heve ~
anotaer NC dollar gold piese. Es-
telae you'd 14tfAr Get u posersan rsali
oat taat paper you tBfew undsr the
CRATE.
IsstAlle soon mad the paper fn hsr
haFd, and sare enosseh. these vs3s ID
thira geld piece hfdfea away ~ Il.
SHE rfsast really Intend tram Tor
VS. said Ray ii feet 90 ashaaned
because sire Eaara me say, Il ysfsh
she wcB4d e0 gsonse.
White the three eIffs with the =
m their bands arsl the mats III tnefr
iaps were wondering what tfe ousbt
Cd do, MfsslCtokgr syafsfed I'M.
$50 SEQ say n4ats are anfshed
said. aey afe very pretty and III
will keep them always ID resnenabranoe
III nay three little friends
fsstelEe heId aup the Shining ssin- II
fostnd this la my bail she said.
II put At there VS. u little surprise
for you. replied MIS- GfoHer, and
now Il Nope you can psiy some snaail
GIFT sor your nsamnsa and para. Tran
he added. sccase. schiidfen. hurry en
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-26

Ipnttheyyear post Afmasag tafe neteael
tise as6ca tnilnss well IS ytBe III. Il
Waee hssed AZ assdaafaa Btfeht agd lady
tNat aail b4r ilte sne FeSt Z Bcok she
lsar grsesslre Baek. and ina
she aaycAs rsasd on IFesaTae over Ii
AIT a4Sh ysa eerl ehfst mo aay Nad
lsssssa ssitSSat eafFsfns lIn liss train
some little fNaiee or Fharptnest
fsssass fResNblse.