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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-15
Steamship Launched.

CAMDEN. n. j., Oct. 1.-THE steamship
Massachusetts OF the Atlantic Transport
Company was launched this afternoon at
the yards of the New York Shipbuilding
Company. The Massachusetts, Is the first
vessel OF the Atlantic transport line which
will carry the American flag. She is sos
feet long, IS feet beam, has a nodded depth
OF IS feet inches. a displacement of 1900
with triple expansion engines. which have
an indicated horsepower of 5000. She is so
constructed that she can use coal or oil as
fuel.
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Anthracite Still $40 a Ton.

NEW YORK. Oct 14-At a meeting of
the rates committee OF the Retail Coal
Dealers Association Of New York to-day
it was decided to keep the price of anthra-
cite at $40 ton and to reduce the price of
bituminous from SO to S.
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Revenge.
Chicago Tribune

Chicago Tr1bune.
Willie raised his head.
..What is IL, Wille?" asked the teacher
you said 'pro-gr-m.' That isn't right
The teacher consulted the dictionary
Then, as she couldn't whip the diction-
airy. she whipped the boy.
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CRITICISED BY GOMPERs.


WASHINGTON. Oct. H.-President Com
pers. OF the American Federation OF La
Dor. with whom Mr.. Mitchell has been In
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nizing the serious situation of the general
public the operators have practically
agreed upon the same thing. / repeat that
feel sure of at least temporary resump-
ton of work, and to say that am heartily
glad is putting ii mildly.
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CURES ANY DISEASE
Anew and Wonderfully Successful Method
Of Curia, All Chronic and Lin.
gering AfflictiDls.
A Free Trial Package Prepared for Your
Own Case Given Free TO All Who
Call for Il.

Anyone who suffers from weak. disordered
condition OF the heart. lungs. kidneys. stomach.
blood liver skin muscles or nervous system
should call on DR.. Llpes for a free trial treat
ment of a new method that IL rapidly displacing
the old WAYS OF curing disease.
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NO ACTION BY MITCHELL.

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE9
member of the commission is confined by
the terms of the operators proposition.
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:. II you have aches or pains. don't feel wei AZ
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NO one should miss this grand opportunity or
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Be IRE to Call o. or Writ.
DIR. II. O. LIPES,
500 Stevenson Building. indianapolis. lni
once Hours-s q m to u m. p. M 90
p. m Sundays a. IN. TO u m.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-17

Nr, Hal Taxgart is ~ homo rom Columbia.
He coxDos 20 spend bis Cnristmas ccaioays.
Wheu DO has killed oil tho birds and caueht
on The fnbbsts hereAb0us he Will return 70 the
rniIroa6 shops. where be 70 making hlmeell
prodclant in railroad matters. The boys ana
9iyla. to- had better Get on tho good side OF
Ial. When he becomes railroad superinteo.
dent he may give out . lot Of tres tickets Tor
travel on Tho road.
Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer.
Just resolved bi9 lot Of Greer's almanac.
opme ard ysS one ai The Speed Drug %.
TAs place 70 got what you want
The Speed Drug Co.
ifysu vsnt an old reliable Greer's Alma.
nso. pea can Sol 10 by calling ON The speed
Drug O..
Chrissxnna eoods now seo them before you
b0y. Tho Speed Drug Co.
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Since the last issue Of this
paper We have received and
opened nearly Q thousand
dollars worth Of Drummer
Samples, and If you want q
present for man, woman or
child come and look at these
fresh new goods and you will
surely find something suit
able. We have handkerchiefs,
gloves and neckwear Of every
conceivable kind and price.
Umbrellas from cheapest to
best. Ladies under and top
skirts from Is cents to $3.50.
Fancy table and bureau scarfs
new and nobby. Ladies knit
shawls and fascinstors. In
fants' and children's wraps.
caps and hoeds. Ladies chat.
lain bags and very many 9th
or novelties and here is the
best part of it all. you get
fhess goods at prime whole
sale prices, q saving Of not
less than 33 per cent. to you.
a. II. Smith & Go.
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We have q beautiful line OF Chstrimas
Koods opened up. We would 90 glad 10
show you through and lay aside anytnins
You select. Speed Drug Co.
The sp.sd Drug Co. Gao come pretty nliing
vour orders for school books. tablets, pencils
and such like. Sry them ana zee.
Ifyou want good COP Of ooiiee 60 70 L. l.
a TN, Miller and get White Star.
Donr forxct about tho "Old Folks Concert
the i9,h of THIS month. Tue music that Will
bo used Ia OF the oldest and quaintest nature
L.W. White aells the best yard.wide On
bieached shsetins nj cts yard 70 90 "nno
anywhere.
do 10 L. T. & T. n. Miller and get packag
of shTeded wheat biscuit.
For coughs and colds, take Milford. syrup
white pine and tar. For sale nj Miiiofo I
drug store.
For nios stationery don't forget Milford
drug store.
A nice collection OF pictures a. Allfofd's
drug store.
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Milford Wants Won.

II you want 10 be charitable to yourself
when you begin 10 buy your Xmas. goods
why VISIT &. A. MilfordR.
Read his large nd this week and zee what
he will do for you 70 the way OF goods and
prices.
He has the hest assortment OF Xmas. goods
wedding presents, etc. ever brought to A.
beviiie. and he 10 se!ling them every day. II
you wish anything In this line, he is the
man you want In ses.
He siso has some excellent perfumeries
which he In making q special run ON. The
very best max 60 for the very least money.
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"LAwD KR MAssY. IKE. HE'S coARr
Tomboy done got er holt er him, an
wen we zee de ole man grab up er
bresh an mex to'ds rs we git rom dar.
"W'en Crismus time gun ter git
close by. we all gun. ter Ok up 70 dem
ole pussons. Day mex To- Crismus
marse he mex er long highferlutin'
speech an tell Us dat longs we all
b'haved ou'sefs purity well an wo'k
hard an mex er good crop. he gwine
gin US er whole day TO ter frolic erroun'
an 10y wese'fa Ne an Jack an
Tom-dem wus de w'ite boys-slip
out'n de back do an des Lit out Down
at de fu'niss web dey ben er KILN
hogs we sot an rugged up er projick
TO ter wake up dem ole folks. Tom
say. Jack, y0 mus be de ole Sandy
Claws, an we watch SOS we don git
cotch up Wild Jack say. No. ! hain't
nudder. case 20 boys run an ief me
an den I ha' ter git out tho baS kin
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Call and see the bargains
that All our Bargain Counter.
You can get your moneys
worth here all the time.
Thomson Bros.

Work baskets, lunch baskets. OF every Dc
sign at Miiimd's drug Store.
Mirrors and Photograph frames ofaii kinds
mt Milford's drug store.
School books at commission pricesa NJ MIL
lords drug store.
Anvtb,np In the drug line can be had at
MilforGs DRAG store. Phone lO.
Call on L. r. d T. III. Miller for your Gu
rents, raisinh and cltron.
100 pair ladies' hose and mems soI. the loc
kird. Just received and going at % pair
while they last. w. ID. BarkBdRle:
For RaIstnp's health ost meal. pancake
flour. break fast food. barly food. 60 70 l.. l. q
r. N. Miller.
For force 20 TO l.. T. b 7. NJ. Killer.
Toilet sets, manicure sets. vases. ieatnet
goods. and fine cologne, nt Milford's DFus
Stores
House Furnishings at Templetons. Cook
stoves, erOckery, glass ware, tao!S clo'nos'
sewing machines. Look before you Guy.
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THE truth ABOUT
.....SANTA CLAUS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF course there's Santa clausl Every
one knows H.
That Is. every ono who has good sense
and shows Il
There are those VINO doubt love ana rsai-
gion and morals
Those people who always are ssektng for
quarrels
On questions Of faith and ara ever lament
The existence OF things to which thsrss
no dissenting.
dren believing
There isn't santa. but their aims de-
ceiying.
He's Jolly and big. and his nicanams's
Kris Kringle:
God pity the child who has not heard the
Jingle
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You won't pay 25c. cake for toilet soap,
after you try the TO- soap sold by The speed
Drug Co.
The coal strike 10 settled, now get your beat.
Ing question settled. Put in your CRATES at
once We guarantee them 10 work.
To live we'll and happy use economical
stoves.
Chattanooga plows the crop Makers Now
Ia the time TO use them.
Osborne harrows. disc and peg tooth.
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When you want a fancy
lamp for q Xmas present call
on us. We can fill your bill
at prices that are right.
Thomson Bros.

Many special bargains In drapery and up
something new and nobby Tn corduroys for
making ladies skirts. A. NJ. Smith Il Co
We will take great pleasure In showing you
through our fanc, china departments and
feel sure We can p. ase G1e and all In this
line. A. NJ. Smith q Co.
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IL will surprise you 70 see the undershirt
that Tate In selling for +5cts. II will keep you
warm no matter how cold The weather s.
good Jeaus pant can be found at Tate't
. for s8cts, or II you want better one, you can
get IL for little more money.
When you want O good shoe for sl.O0 you
will ind 10 at Tates.
Tate sells 25 lbs OF rice for Sl.00.
When you want the best white cloth for the
least money 20 70 II. M. Tate & Co.
When you want good hat for SOC and O
good suit VI clothes for Si.50, 60 70 Tate's
You can get an overcoat at your own price.
When you want good seed oats real cheap
We can supply you.
Give us call. or ring 10. All orders will
be promptly filled.
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Two Hundred (200l Acres,

We will sell you goods from
our Bargain Counter that
can't be duplicated anywhere
Come and see what We have
to sell you at prices that will
astonish. Thomson Bros.
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Rnrkpslnle's Locals.

Bnrk Baale's Locals.
A biz 10, and line OF 81 90 uhoes, both men
women and children. W. ID. Barksda'e.
w. ID. Barksdale.
Pratts Food In stock-make hens lay.
w. ID. Barksdale.
Nav Orleans molassss oil grades. Cuba
sugar syrups at, W.. u. bafksosie'
Trupks-ali sizes and kinds.
w. ID. Barksdale.
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TO RENT.

Rare Opportunity ORer~d for Indus
tsions Meu Whe Are Willing 60
Work this winteP.
A two-room house and a one horse fnrn.
A three room bouse and a two-horSe farm:
1huae wiilins 10 open part OF the land VII!
be allowed 10 sell the wood from the ground
which they open. There are rare OppoTtuni-
Ties for men who.are able and willing TO work
this winter. The ia1d lies from two and o.
half 10 three miles from the city. No mules
furuished 10 any body. Renters must furnish
their own stock. Apply Ia the Press and
Banner. u
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Tn the Pubic

Tne i!me Tor payment Of taxea without pen
atty closes ON lice. 81. AZ my term OF once
expires on that date, oil uupaid taxes Will he
turned over TO my Successor 10 be collected
vithsspeual'y.
The pubiic viii readily understand. that
from the very natute 0f the case. ! cannot,
even were I 20 inclined. carry over any Te-
osiDts. Respectruily,
] x. Blake,
Co. Treas.
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Thts 10 not o gentle word-but when you
think hoW liabse you are not To purchase the
only remedy univeFnaliy known and .
modioiue In the world since 1888 for the cure
and treatment Of Consunptioa and Throat
and LunK troubles without ioaing 10 great
popclarity all these years. you Will be thanE'
German syrup. There are % many ordinary
cough remedies made oy druggi.ta and Others
that are cheap and good for light colds per.
Croup-and sapociaiiy for Consumption.
where there is diGlcuit expoctorstion aud
coughing during the nights and nnornings
there 10 nothing Ike German syrup. Too y,
cent siIe has Just been insrodueed this year.
Regular siEe Is cents. A. al druggiaia
speed Drug Co.
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OF his silver bells a. he comes swift
a-sleighing
When his annual visit Of love he's a-pay-
Ing!
He's round. and he's fat. and his whiskers
are whitened
With centuried SHOWS, but his good facs
In lightened
With the CHEEKY warm nature that keepa
you supernal
And win make dear old Santa Claus last
time eternal.
SO, children. don't think when you hang
up each stocking
That there Is no Santa Claus-that would
be shocking
Because while you're snugiy and cozily
sleeping
He'll come with his reindeer all rnadly
a-leaping
And from his rich load In . trice viii be
taking
And leaving the gifts that win gladden.
your waking!
-washington Star.
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IL In not too at 10 Fow Barley Rye and
Osia. A. IL. Siiilh ant 20. can supply the
best and puresL seed,
New millinery every week st Haddon's
Wheeler a Wilson sewing machines are the
best, all guaranteed. W. ID. barksdsie.
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when in:need OF Table Damask or Doilles
Couv luS.el On. We have some beautiiui
Srods so..,r NJ cut prtcea. Also bargains In
seedy msdc sheeis and pillow cases.
A. n. smith Co.
Three boxes Of Tsuuopiline ls guaranteed to
euPe piles, or money refunded BY M. The
speed Dfng 20.
aiass and patty at Miitosds al living
pSices.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Make our store your beadquartera when ycn
come 10 the Fair. A hearty welcome awaits
VOC. o. A. MiIiurd. The Druggist
We esre solIing wedding sni Christmas
pceoent Yisht eicpg. Select what you want
and have n lsid aside now. Toe Speed
Drug Co.
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AUNT SUkIF'S
SANTA CLAUS
A Christmas s s.e@.
GALE Sulsie Blueskin 81
She fell In love wild ma.
~ Ole Sukie Blueskin

She fell In love wid me,
Ole Aun' sukie Blueskin
She fell In love wild me.
An she axed me down ter her house
Ter drink er cup er tea"
80 sang Black Cesar. the wag Of the
plantation. and then he proceeded to
tell us about Aunt Sukie.
81 des' tell yo' wat--I tell 20 TO er
fac. by 10! Ef I didn't sit In de lam.
mines scrape er Crismus tImel Dat
wus de tins we an dem w'ite boys
made up ter play er prcjick on Unc'
Ike an Aun' Sukie.
"Long time TO Crismus come we
don't heah nuttin' but Sandy Claws,
Sandy Claws rom Aun' Sukie. She
60 pudgin' erroun' de kitchen sayin':
'Um.m! Won'er wat ole Marse Sandy
Claws gwine ter fotch me Crismus.'
Den ef we git ter crttip' up de leases
bit bout de house she lows 'Bettuh
min wat yo' bout. Fuses fing 20
know ole man Sandy Claws gwine ter
pars alon' by m new 30 much es no.
dice dem ole socks er yo'n. Won't
chen put er groun' pea in EN-
$50 we oil 'sidered an 'sidered, an
las we made up ter fix dat ole crittur
up n good shape. We all know ole
Ann Sukie ain, got no sense ter frow
way nohow, 80 we eide We gwiDe ter
sea- Aun' Sukie n Unc' Ike out n dey
scben senses.
1.-TWO er free days To- Crismus we
wus er settin' on de fence, m ole lady
Sukie come by wild some truck ter
make de fiah wild, an den sing dot
little song wat q ben singin'. an I
KEEP on:
"An' It's wat do yo' fink ~
Ole sukie had To- suppah.
An it's wat do 20 ink
Ole sukie had To- suppah.
An it's wat 90 yo' fink
Ole Suleie had To- suppah-
Apple sass an sparrer grass
An honiny an buttah.
Swell, sab, dat ole soul mos had er
spazzum wen she hearn rs er singin'
dat song. an she rail out n buse us
an 'buse Ms an call Us all kim er bad
names an, freatep us wild ha'nts an !
dunno wat all
.Unc Ike. he Aun' Sukie's ole man,
an he wur de contraries an de spite
fules' ole nigger on de whole planta-
ton. He aPus er pokin' erroun' an er
grum'lin' bout sumpin. He couldn'
res easy iess'n he studyin' up some
kim er meanness. dom see wat mex
ole marse keep dat ole nIggeE bout dc
place fo' nohow, case he ain fltten f0
muffin but ter prowl ,erroun' an hunt
hen-nesses. an wen he I'm one he al'us
tex toll out'n II he 'casioned rs ter
git er many er larrupin'. wild e ole
grumplin' ways, case marse b'lieye
ev'y wod Unc Ike say. mex no diff.
funce how much de ole scoun'l stretch
de blankit. But we done made up our
minis ter GIT eben wild ole Aun' Sukie
an Unc' Ike. too. an we des tease dem
ole pussons twel dey mos have er dt
"Useter sing dis way wen we see
Unc' Ike er comm:
big IKE little Ike. 10 betfah go:
sukie bake de ashcake slow,
OATS 90;
6ulkie bake de ashcake slow,
Too slow:
Big IKE. little Ike. 20 bettah sol
'To'd massy! 70 des arter seed dat
ole contrary niggah wen we sing dat
song. He look so vigus dat 20 fnk ole
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ls Y.ur F,sur STICKY 3

IL tbs aour yoa have been using sticky ::
Does it mako pooe bread and hssyy caEe ana
bme. No damaged wheat used In making
thiS ilou.. For saie by L. T. and 7. u. Miller
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a. r. Saith q CO. the Plaee % Co.
Havs yoa rsmembered the. chiidren: A.
y. Saith q On osriainly done 90. Tney
tnsiY iisSic hearts good. In fact. they have Q
vaflod and veil ssIeeted stock Of Xmas. goods
thst ihsy ere selling % marveiousiy low
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The Rev. l. I. Echoia. Of Covington. Genr
Ris, conducted rsligioss services In the Asso-
ciaie Reformed Church last Sunday. morn.
Ina and night The church people were very
much pIessed with him, and. II he had not
expresssd the opinion 10 one of the members
that the place would not suit him. u IN proha-
bio that call would have b~en EXTENDED "
him. Without Knowing nythiug about it.
Ve suapect that he thOoght TO make q succeeS
here ves bard job. Tue members are deter
mined 20 have = preacher, ifone can DO had.
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N0sics % TPespassePs.
Trespeassrs are warned od my land. No
aishine, huniing or other entry allowed.
a y. A. Chatham.
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Herculese Jersey.

rU1His FULL BLOODED JERSEY BULL
L IL now In the stable or Lot Of Alfred FL
lison, where he Will remain indeGnitely.
K. X. T0LBERT.
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RasleA

There viIi be an Extra Communication OF
Ciintou Lodge No. 3 A. y; n; for the gns'
nsoAaY evening nth Inst, st 7.O O'Clock.
Waiting brethren cordially and Materially
Invited. By order w. n.
Dec. 10Th. i9o2 Sscty.
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The Literary Clab.
The Literary Club will meet uext Friday
nixhI q ihe home OF Mr.. BarEsdaie Judge
Cary - the Sseayiat
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Carpets, mattings aud rugs can always be
found ~ L. w. White's
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why nay high prices when wo can sell al sii
,-eei tviiisd 6aansl at Is cents yard-sne
SrsessSt hoTuain IN town-A. d. emath ~
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His Delicate Pr,,pesal

His Delicate PrbposaI !.
Gladys ION Christmas morning.
What dear little cloclrl Who gave
you that7
Marjorie George. Of course.
Gladys-Is It goingf II
Marjorie Oh, no! Gearge wishes me
to understand that ! may Get my own
tme.-Smart Set.
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Another car lCad OF borses and mrles jus
received at 6tafk's Stables. Call and &C.
what yuu want.
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XDas. Gsols1 X9as. Geo&sI
Have ron rot say feeling for youf. pocket
book or yonIaelif II ynu have you viii 30 10
selling HE large and elegant stock Of holiday
9o,ds at oxooe0lngiy loo prices He bought .
kreo STOCK and intends % sell everything.
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!: CHRISTMAS CLASSICS
Observation-Disclosures

SvNNNVvVvNSNSN
At Christmas play and make good cheer,
For Christmas comes but once a year.
f -Tusser.
Twas the night before Christmas. when
all through the house
Not q creature was stirring. not even o
mouse.
The stockings were hung By the chimney
with care
In hopes that St nicholas roon would be
there.
Clement c. Moose.
The time draws near the birth Of Christ
The moon In hid: the night n still:
The Christmas bells from hill TO hill
Answer each other In the mist.
-Tennyson.
This is the month and this the happy
Wherein the Son Of heavens eternal
OF welded maid and virgin mother born.
Our great redemption from above did
bring.
For 30 the holy sages once did sing
Tint he our deadly forfeit should release
And with his Father work us perpetual
Milton.
In December ring
Every day the chimes;
Loud the glecmen sing A.
In the streets their merry rhymea
Let US by the IRE
Ever higher
Sing them tiil the night czpire!
-Lonsfellow.
No trumpet blast profaned
Thu hour in which the Prince Of Peace
was born:
No bloody streamIet stained
Earths silver rivers on that sacred
Bryant
What Babe new born II this that N
manger cries?
Near on her lowiy bed his happy mother
lies. ~
oh. see the air is shaken with white and
heavenly wings! @ 9
This 10 the Lord Of all the earth; this il
the King Of kings
The mistietoe hung In the castle hail:
The holly branch shons ON the old oak
wall etf
Thomas Haynes Bsyiy.
For little children everywhere
A Joyous season still We make:
We bring our precious gifts to them,
Even for the dear child Jesus sake
--Phobs Cary.
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