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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
Lie TING PLANT
And Ice Plant to Be Put in Al Lake
VILLAGE

Village.
Lake Village is to have a system OF
electric ightins The news camas
from this delightful little Arkansas
resort and the fishermans paradise.
that franchise has been granted q
company for the purpose OF Installing
a municipal and domestic liz ding sys-
TEN of about one thousand lights. end
TIE same company proposes to bHild
an ice plant. The company was pro
noted by Mr.. Tom Neely. of Memphis.
an electrician widely known in the
south. He superintendent the recon
struetion Of the trolley system OF the
Citizens Light and Transit company
here and has many friends IN this
city. He met with the city council of
Lake Village several days age. aecur-
ed a franchise and other concessions
and a stock company was organized
Principal among the stock holders be-
sides Mr.. Nicely, are Sheriff Strong.
Nessrs Garland Street and James Yer
ger.
The Pine City Electric company OF
this city has secured a contract Tor the
installation q tie lighting system
This improves: az at Lake Ni1.age is
calculated t. he Of great bene-t 10
HE place
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

the Second wara. whore oua hundred
and fifty votes We're polle4= az of
which, excepting probably a ha5f dozen
We're fer Robinson At the same aa.r
sixty Votes had been pollcH in tue
First ward. fort tNtive in the THIRD aud
fortE-eisht in the Fourth ward
IN every ward except the Fa54th
the=Hotei is practically solid Tor Robin
>oa= In the Fourth il IS said to be al
most equally diYidea.
Tie fall vote OF the city is ever
>'9= A,..ee. and i#seem- efat not enc
thifa thai Vote vii ba pol3ad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
The Retort Courteous.

A Scotch girl. rosy checked and
demure, was in one conrer of a com
partment of a continental train. In
the corner opposite sat a heavy Ger
man. The Scotch girl was reading the
Bible After looking the girl over
critically he asked her whether she
believed ell she found in the Bible.
Aye. answered she. raising Ter
a5a5 to him fsom tie page.
Not TIE aty # Adam and EYe?'
Aye"
eAA3 # e II sHa Aaei?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

Aye
out certainly you don't believe the
story of Jonah and the Whale?'
The girl said that she believed that
too The German was puzzled.
But how are you going to prove it?
Ask Jonah when you get to heaven"
That idea struck the girl as good
one and she said she could prove it
that way.
'sa8fpasa he isn't there? What
ta:? How could you prove it,"
All said the demura maiden, then
ask tim New York Evening
~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
Cold Weather Coming

1t seems to be the general impress
sion that with the rain which fell last
night and today the winter season is
on, and that cold weather may be ex
pected for the future continuously.
The weather man vouches the pre-
cooler and Wednesday fair and cooler.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
More Sunday Liquor Selling

It is said that whisky was sold in
Pine Bluff Sunday and the officials,
notably Sheriff Gould are hot on the
trail Of the ones guilty of the violation,
Mr Gould, it seems, knows that liquor
was sold Sunday, and he is now en-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

There is an old adage which is always
true that when tie wild fowls begin to
fly cold weather is in sight Last
night at all hours of the night the
noise Of wild ducks and geese flying
southwark was heard. and this is re
garded as proof positive that winter is
here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
: esaRs E|llIys

deaVerins to collect his proof If
he is successful there will be another
grand jury investigation and there is
no doubt but what the yiolators will
receive heavy penalty for their in.
fringement Of the laws.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
t,uvs with R'upx

The cows in Belgium wear earrings.
The law DEGREES that every COW. when
it has attained the age of three
months, must have in it's ear ring to
which is attached numbered metal
tag.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
Difference in Questions.

An eminent corporation lawyer was
privately quoted the other day as say
ing something like this: give years
ago my clients used to come to me
and say: We want to do such ana
such thing;is it legal?I would then
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
The Cynical Coclger.

Misery s9yes company, quoted the
cynical codser," an9 this coal strise
is going to keen misery frem benz
lonesome. .'-Daitimcra i.4,aid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04
examine the matter carefully and give

an opinion on It, ana not until they
had my opoinion would they go ahead
with their plan. Now a-days they
come 10 me and say: We have done
thus end so: make it legal ''-WaH
Street Journal, Ind
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-04

Walters, John Wilson; collector. c. H.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The details Of the sale Of the Richardson "spite
house given elsewhere.
Miles & Heller ..av leased TO client for Leo
Schlesinger 1880 square feet in the loft building
Nos 375 S6 and 81 South-st.. TO be used for manu-
featuring purposes They have sold to client of
their office the property No. go Delancey-st, 2ox
100 feet, covered by five story tenement house
The terms private
George r. Read has sold for Dr. Robert F. Weir
to the Realty Finance Company, Nos. S5 81 and 80
West Thirty-thlrd-st. four and five story build
ings on plot 6l1Ox9s9 feet, at reported price OF
ss2s OOo Dr. Weir bought No. 81 in 1873 FOR s-lvoO'
No as in 1883 for 0O and No 80 in 1893 Tor Sooo
II the first named Isures are correct D''
makes a profit oI SlSf,OD
Charles R. Faruolo q Co. have leased IN conhec
t,on with De SeIding Brothers the hve story rroh'
and rear tenement house No. q FranKior'-s.' 10.
a term of twenty years at an aggregate rental OF
sSoyO s1 20 6.oI5sIicker has sold for Edmund Coffin
piot oO5xl25 feet at the south corner corn b UI nav
hfthst- and Central Park MH5' hotel on the site
Louis Rnaldo has 5oid tr, 70 tenement house. on
lot 2xe fGe 6 Potter a has sold No 1S5 West Forty
fogrth,st; Hauer has sold 10 Hershfeld & Perel-
man No. 144 East Fourth-st h5 SIX syn 81 eso
house plot 81 ixS feet 1S 90 goo East Houston
St running through 70 No g 9E EigSf-s teef fiA
brick Ruiiapg' II Rh Smith sf have sold for + Emery
cIocke plot 5x2O feet on the east siae SI
ave 25 feet north OF One-hunureu
et 10 a builder for Improvement; =, S,s,, 60
the Empire Is CITY sSd sSd onehaf story brick
ana dwelling house. on plot -Sxto ,yrtha Icy S1ater
PeaSer rf = Fiftvsixth-st four story and base.
rNe1t bTownstone front dwelling house. on lou
oKST Is1fed Engelberg have sold for Morris s s
verstein and Annie Cohen LOT tS9S S3,Sa sfs 10
Eerfhwest corner OF Hester and Eldridse s'S' 10 l.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
p1.,Ns EoR z. z. PRoCToR,s NEw HoUsE.

PLANS FOR F. F. PRoCToR's NEW HOUSE
Plans for alterations TO No nj West Thirty
fourth-st, three story dwelling house. were nled
Yesterday by r W. G.. Bouseheld- F. F. Proctor
the we'll known theatrical manager ana owner OF
MANY theatres is the owner. The estimated cost
Is So 900 Mr. Proctor recently reported to have
bought No. 213 West Thirty-Tourtn-st- repre-
Mr.. Proctor intended TO alter the premises INTO
private dwelling house for his own occupancy. The
combined plots give to Mr.. Proctor parcel with a
frontage OF more than htty feet
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

spring-st. No 2O4 : 5. 25x1OO; Henry PIumer
William Fajen and another, mortgage $4,000.
Park-ave e s. rs IT Of lOOth-st 211x10l;
Lydia Low to Russell Sage, mortgage. S2OOUo..
West End-ave 5. 75 II II OF 1OOth-st. 25X10O;
Willard p Butler to A 5 Ruid- .-..-...-...
to John '' KohIer sI. So As
gage. SIS ooo $500
erty-st; Martha Andrew 20 John Mossman 10
D TTusx. referee to William Heard 246O
92d-st. No 81 East tTxl00S; Franz Markham
TO Charles Gulden: mortgage. $4,000. 10
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
REAL ESTATE,
BUILDING AT WALL AND FRONT SITS.
OLD-IMPROvEAIENTs PROBABLE.

william Crukshanks Sons and W. B. Parsons
have sold for the Schermerhorn estate five story
building, on plot 33SxS5.5 feet at the northwest
corner of Wall and Front sts., to Frederick Beadel
The buyer also owns Nos. ss and 100 Wall-st and
Nos 12O and 12z Front-st. He intends to erect an
office building on the combined plots when the
leases them expire
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
financial.
COMPANY s1z% GOLD LOAN
OF 1901
Of 1901
DTE OF CERTIFICATES DRAWN FOR PAYMENT NOVEMBER 1902

the
The and
redemption
Office cid Trust cn15n a numbered below, presented the
N dandC Chestnut
with willie
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Vincent Ryan: $50 and 33s Water-st. n = 675
IT Of Roosevelt-st 7.9xd3 9xS7 6x67S, two sy bk
ten hs: Y II L. Banking Co Angelina GemberengO
et al; j z Roberts atty; NJ Sneudira ref; due
s93 566 a5, taxes etc adjourned 81 %
6Oth-s 2s76 IT OF Conmbus-ave, 81 6x1Oo sty
bk n n. II i Mas agt c. @ Peysr et al; NJ H Hayman
atty: Fenno Lewnson. ref due. S2. 3lS o.; taxes
etc 5000; TO the plaintiff for s46,2T2
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE sU-

pervising Architect. Washington. d c., October 4th
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
1902 and then opened for the Mezzanine Floor Exten
sion. Mail Street End. Registry Division, L. s. Court
House and Post Office building. New York, ". Y, in
accordance with the drawing and specification copies
which may be obtained this office the Office of
the Chief Engineer and Superintendent OF Repairs u s.
Public Buildings New-YoTk. n. Y. the discretion Of
the Supervising Architect. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
Sunervsing Architect
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
A sALvArroN AR1TY LopGINa House

The West Side Realty Company has completed
negotiations for leasing OF the ten story build
ing, at Chatham Square and East Broadway. for
David Cohen & co. TO the Salvation Army, for
of ten years at total rental OF $4,000. The
building will be used lodging house, as an
noUnCed in The Tribune some weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
A BRONX RUILpINa PLAN.

Bainbridge-ave. east side SO feet south OF Sub
urban-st three two story frame dwelling houses.
Is Sx66 feet; Christopher Birsack. owner; Moore &
Landseidel. architects. $i050.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18

A DvERTTsEMENTs and subscriptions for Ths Tribune
n received their Uptown Ofhce $3.50 -'
No 1854 BROADWAY
Seth and SIth SIS. until
Advertisements will be received at the following branch
ot1ces az Iesaiai uni O'Clock viz:
I2th-st.; o. East 14th-st.; 257 Nest 4.d-xt he
tween Tth 2si. West l25tb
Sd-ave.. between 18th 7Tth SITS itt.d s,inSe
near 6lst-st I.70S 1st-nve.. sathst, 1H- RS
125th-st.; 756 Tremont-ave.i $50 Sd ave near
554 3d-aye.: 3IO BIeecker-sf. grS
Bleceker-st- Brooklyn. ~ Y.-218 Court-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
Is hereby given all persons having claims
Elizabeth Hedden. late OF County OF New
with vouchers thereof
subscriber place OF transactng business
office OF Walter Large attorney. NO Beekrnan
the City Of New XeFk, OF before the 1st day
Of December
Dated New York. the 10th day Of May 1902
LIZZIE c. HEDDEN. Exscutrfx-
WALTER LARGE Attorney Executrix Beekman
Street Borough of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
RUSSELL, SAGE TAKES TITLE.

Russell Sage took title yesterday to parcel 2o.n
1o feet on the east side of Park-ave % feet north
or One-hundredth-st. The stated consideratlon was
81. The property carriesc a mortgage vi S-O''V
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
SEALED PROPOSALS.. EMBOSSED .PRO-

posals for Frame Building" will be received
Bureau OF Yards and Docks, Navy Department
ton until o'clock November H. 1902 and
publicly opened. constructing a
building with toilet convenienCes Nard
Bremerton Wash. Estimated cost. $500 Plan and
nshed by the CommaHdant Of the navy yard named.
MORDDcAI 7. ENDICOTT, Chief OF Bureau. October 8.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18

Abner G. Thomas, a Surrogate OF the County Of
New-York notice hereby given all persons having
King HaWey de CfrOOt d ASPIRE
mont. Of Nice France deceased 70 present the same
with vouchers thereof o subscriber
OF transactng business. 20 Willamst. Borough ot
Manhattan city OF New York. on or before the
dav OF ApriI Dated New-YOrk 18th
day OF October. 1892. THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY, Administrator Turner. ROStOn %
Hcran Attorneys for Administrator % Wliauzst. New
York. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New
hereby given 70 all persons having claim.
Field late OF the County or
York present the with Voucners
their place OF uaLsactnS
business in Room As Wall street. in the borough
Manhattan City Of New York. on or before ths
10th day OF December next. -
Dated New York. the 6th day OF June 1902
CHARLES WHITEHEAD. WILLIAM JAY. Executors
FL.AMEN r. GAMBLER. Attorney for Executors No. a.
Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan Cty OF New Yorlk
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
Proposals.

GOVERNORS ISLAND ". Y H., SEPT. 80.
1902 Sealed proposals. in trplicate for furnishing
Fuel Forage AMI Straw required at Camp Geo II
Thomas Ca. during ending 30 1903 win be
received here and Camp until IL NJ. Oct 90 1902
L. s. reserves right to reject accept all pro-
posas any part thereof Information furnished on
application. Envelopes containing proposals will be en-
dorsed Proposals for Fuel Forage and at Camp
Geo Thomas" JOHN SIMPSON. A o q
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
a Frank T FITZGERALD. a Surrogate OF the County 0f
New York Notice hereby all persons having
claims against Caroline Haydock. late OF
County of New deceased. present
with vouchers subscribers their place
OF transactinas IL Broadway,
OF New York on before day % March next
Dated Nev. York. the NTH OF September, 1902.
JOSEPH W. TILTON.
ROBERT ROGER HAYDOCk. Executors
EDWARD L. TIL1ON,
EASTMAN 4 EASTMAN. Attorneys for Executors. 2TT
Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY

A DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALF
Per Cent C21sF0 Of accumulated income has this
day been declared on the PREFERRED STOCK OF the
Company payable October 81 1902 stockholders of
record at the close OF business October 20. 1902
The preferred transfer books will close at q
p. NJ Monday. Octobe- 20 1902 and will reopen at
10 A N. Saturday. November /, 1902
r. d. LANkFORD, Secretary
q Wall Street. New York Oct O. 1902
The transfer books OF Voting Trustees for Pre-
erred Stock Trust Certificates the Southern Railway
Company will close at p M Monday October 90
l. 1902
on October ST. 1902. Voting Trustees will be pre
pared 10 distribute the above dividend OF TWO AND SF
HALF PER CENT. t2t2T0. when received by them.
among the parties entitled thereto same appear OF
record on their books when closed above.
J.. Z. MORGAN & Co.
Agents for Voting
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY.
- New York October 16. 1902
FlHERE HAS BEEN THIS DAY DECLAREI

dividend ONE PER CENT. on the CapitaI Stock
Of this Company payable November l. 1892 stockhod
eTs OF record the books OF the
business October 20 1902 For this dividend and also
to the purposes OF The annual meeting stockholders
70 be held November 1902. stock hooks
will be closed O'Clock NJ october 90 1902 ana re
opened AZ 10 o'clock A NJ, November n.
EDWARD T NICHOLS
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
gItn Boiel..
SIT. JAMES

100 West 18th St. Strictly reproof unurnished apartments
select family residence: superior cooking
and service CHARLES IL DEDEPER, Proprietor. also
for 20 years OF the Peninsula
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
C,RozIER. NANCY-IS PURsUANCE OF

4 NhOAIEE, NANC1--IS 1ChoCANCE Or
- an order Of Hon. Abner C. Thomas. Surrogate OF
Of New notice Is hereby given o
persons having against Nancy Crozier
of New York. deceased, to
vouchers thereof subscriber her place OF
acting business No City OF
York Bdtough OF Manhattan. on before the I'D
davO January, 1895 next
Dated New York, 18th day OF July. 1902
ELIZA C. PIKE. Exectltrix
JOSEPH NJ SCHENCK. Attorney for Executrfx ess
Broadway Borough of Manhattan City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
pOwLAND. MARY ELIzA-IN PURsU-

is ANCE Of an order Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald.
Surrogate County Of New York notice is hereby
given 20 all persons having claims against Mary Eliza
Rowland late County Of New York. deceased. to
vouchers thereof to the suoscro
AT their place OF transactns business. the Office
or H. Wander Poe. No. - broadway. Sorougn OF
Manhattan In city OF New York. on or before TIE
first November next
THOMAS FITCH ROWLAND. Jr-.
CHARLES b. ROWLAND. and
GEORGE ROWLAND.
Executors.
III W. WANDER PoEIe Attorney for Executors. No. -
NJ 1ty
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
Giin l1ropertn 90 Eet.

40 W. 22D-Sr-In good condition. best West Side
Il - street below 2Sd st. ACcessibls ali notnts
Possession W. g ARNOLD. 40 Broadway
e. w. MERCER 2s6 W. 2Sd ST.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
5urroaates' Notlres.


CsRUGER, EUGENE GIN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. Frank z Fitzgerald a Surrogate
Of the County York notice Is hereby given all
having against Eugene C. Cruger, late
OF the County York deceased. present the
same with thereof the subscriber. az her
Of business. office OF Ward
Hayien Satteree. 40 Broadway. IN the City OF
New York on or before the day OF March next
Dated New York. the 10th dav OF September. 1892
BLANCHE E s. TAMSs
Administrator with the Will Annexed
SATTERLEE. Attorneys for Adj
mtnistratrix. Broadway. N Y. City
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
THE PULLMAN COMPANY.
DIVIDEND No lA3
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO DO

lars per share from earnings has been declared
payable Nov 18th 20 stockholders az the close
Z business Nov lst 1902. Checks will be mailed
Der l7th. 1902.
Chicago. October 10th 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
T EwIsoHN. LEoNARD-IN PURSUANCE

II EWISOHN. LEONARD.-iN PURSUANCE
OF an OF Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald. a SuFroeate
County Of New York notice Is hereby given ali
claims against Leonard LeWsohn
OF New York, deceased. the same
with vouchers subscribers their place OF
transacting Broadway n he Cfty af
New York on before day OF October next
Dated York. the 17th day OF April. 1902
WALTER LEWfSOHN
ALERT LEWISOHN.
PHILIP 5. HENRY
EVARTS. TRACY & SHERMAN. Attorneys for Exc
ecutors. So Wall Str.et New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
Dipioen0 NoIlres.


AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY
81 Broadway. New York Oct. 18th. 1902
4 A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
- the Amalgamated Copper Company a dividend OF
5 C%Eli itAl-F 4 OF ONE PER CENT Cia Of 100 was de
record at o'clock NJ Thursday Oct 23d 1902 Trans
fer books close at o'clock p. NJ THURSDAY Oct 23d
1902 ' '' -'' 40'''
wM C. ROCKEFELLER Secretary & Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18

z OA ONNA'--~N ON NNO'~'s
Il Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New
is all persons having CLAIMS
against Theodora Trowbrdge. late OF the County OF
New deceased. present the same with vouchers
the subscribers at their place Of transactns
Office OF Dexter Osborn Gillespie. No.
~ BROADWAY in the Borough OF Manhattan. City oe
New York on the 18th day OF November next.
Dated New York Sth day OF May. 1902
(Signed) JAMES A. TROWBRIDGH
(Signed) EDWIN d. TROWBRIDGE.
Executors
DExTrs OSBORN & GILLESPIE. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutors. No. n Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan
CITY of Nav York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
q onntrn Boaro.

A INVALID may obtain board and care in . phys,-
"A clans family 70 miles out. Address Box 24T Dobbs
Ferry. N. Y.
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approval. So, as I see it, girls who
are sincere and are not guilty of
the crimes of perpetual nonsense
will not take offense at me for noting
the faults which circulate among the
numerous feminines that abuse their
station among the intelligent things
of the century.
Having said this, and feeling that
those who are not dead to reason will
SOC see and appreciate my position,
I'll close, wishing for all the Chat
terers a Merry Christmas and a re-
newed goodwill toward their poor
fallen friend, ALVIN HORTON.
Yancey Co., N. @.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-12-23
Some Observations on Duty.

Dear Aunt Jennie Perhaps it
might be better for some of the
other Ch~atterers to write than for
me, but [ am not willing to wait on
them any longer, as I am tired of
seeing the Chat left out of The
Farmer. 1t ought to appear in every
issue. The Chatterers are tardy, not
to say Indifferent, in answering to
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-12-23
Onslow Co., n. @.
correspondents

Indifferent correspondents will
sympathize with the lad who, after
he had been at a boarding-school for
a week without writing to his pa
rents, penned the following letter:
"Dear people, am afraid [ shall
not be able to write often to you,
because you see when anything is
happening I haven't time to write,
and when nothing is happening
there's nothing to write about. So,
now, bood-bye. From your Georgia"
Liverpool Post.
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ways elicits a double reward, the
gratitude of those who love you and
an increased quantity of s~elf-respect
for yourself.
Wishing you all a Merry Christ
mas, I will bid you goodnight.
AUNT JENNIE.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1902-12-23
A New Industry in Duplin.

Dear Aunt Jennie New things
r coming in almost every day. [
have seen something to-day that is
entirely a new business in this neigh
borhood-men gathering holly to ship
to the Northern cities for Christmas
decorations. They had horses and
wagons and carts to carry the boxes
to and from the woods. where the
holly was gathered. The boxes are
two feet square and four feet long.
The two men that are having the
work done have an order for two
thousand boxes, and they have nearly
filled the order now. They want only
the dark gren leaves with berries.
There are several places on this rail
road hal I know of where there is
much holly being shipped.
This is quite a new enterprise,
and perhaps some money for the
gatherers, but yet is this not tax
ing food from the poor little birds
They must be fed and the winter
berries must have been put here for
their food. It looks like robbing
them of their winter support to take
that which they should have to eat
to beautify the already beautiful
homes of the wealthy people.
God did not make anything that
is not for some use. He put the
birds here for some good purpose,
and why should they not be protect
ed? Now the bird hunters are very
busy trying to kill all they car.
Oh, doesn't the cold pinch after
such a warm fall and winter as this
A cold day like this draws us close
to the fire and keeps us there as
much as possible. Why it has been
so warm some of the strawberry
farmers have been shipping straw
berries. Ny husband was out to
town, near here, about THANKSGIVING,
and saw some as nice red berries as
he has ever seen. This is quite a
treat at this season; but some think
it will cut off some of the spring
crop.
Wishing the Chatterers, and Aunt
Jennie especially, a jolly Christmas,
I remain, NELLIE.
n,,o1;D 10 N