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The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-09

Roswell Field, in Chicago Post.

Roswell Field, in Chicago Post
1t would seem that much unnecessary
noise has been made over the rumor that a
beef-packing concern is arranging TO put
up building on the shore of Waldens
pond, near Thoreaus famous hut. The ex-
cellent people of Concord a nice old town
that never thought much of Thoreau while
he was alive, are scandalized at what they
are pleased 10 consider a lack of reverence
Now the fact is that little matter of SEN
timent must give way TO public necessities
Anybody who has lived in Boston or within
easy distance of Walden, and has paid
Eastern prices for beef and other packing
house products, recognizes the imperative
need of market facilities, and il is un-
doubtedly only a question of time. If pros
perity of the present kind continues to
prosper. when packing houses will be put
up in the Old Granary churchyard and the
Common, when President Eliot will be
comp, lied to have private abattor for the
relief of students compelled TO rely on
Memorial Hall and the Oak Grove Dairy,
and when packing houses will be plenti-
ful up and down the coast as revered homes
where George~Washington slept. The Way
side inn, Lady Franklins manor. Moll
Pitchers home and the Witch House at
Salem would be capital sites for packing
houses and other legalized places of rob-
berry of reverential pilgrims may be con-
verted To philanthropic uses for the public
good. Live the packing house. the emblem
of our national prosperity and the signih-
cant token of the age OF progress. enlight-
eminent and civilization;
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-09
BrighfwOOd.

Mrs. John Miller. of Gosport, is the guest
of Mrs. John Hundley.
Mrs. T. A Odell is visiting friends and
relatives in Lafayette
Miss Mayme Gibson has returned from a
visit TO friends in Acton.
Mr. John Negley has returned from
short visit to friends in Acton.
Ernest FrlIenwider returned home yes
terday from a weeks visit TO MartlnsVllle.
Mrs. s. DiEsmore has returned from a
visit to friends and relatives in ST Louis
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Avery. of Anderson,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Cole. of Mattoon
H., are the guests or Mr.. ana MIS-. r o
Bennett
Mrs Dora Flup, Of Anderson, VINO was
the guest Of Mrs. II. T.. Hancock, mas re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs Wells Essex have returned
from a two weeks visit 20 friends and rela-
tives in Columbus.
The Rev Lee Fisher. of South Whitiey'
who was the guest OF Mrs. FullehWioer'
has returned home.
Mrs May Jones and Mrs. Hoss, or AnoeT-
son, who were guests or Mr. ana AIs' D.
u. Hoss, has returned home
The mission which has been conducted
during the past week at 81. Frances De
sales Catholic Church was brouSnt 10 a
close Friday night. The Rev. Il NJ Lay
cock conducted the services. AT the close
Friday night "A number OF priests from the
city assisted in the exercises.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-09
IrNingfon.

Miss Cornelia Allen is visiting friends in
Madison
MISS Evelyn Butler is the guest of friends
in anderson.
Mrs. Charles II. Clarke has discontinued
her Tuesday at homes.
Miss Katherine Krammer has gone to
Frankfort 10 visit friends
Miss Lora Campbell has gone to Ander-
son 10 spend several days.
Miss Netta Campbell returned home last
week from a visit in Chicago.
Hiss Mabel McFatridge is spending Sun
day at her home in Atlanta, Ind.
Lfiss Florence Fetter. of Peru. Is spending
sunday with Miss Florence Moore.
AIRS Mary Morgan. OF Hebron. Ind. Is a
guest OF Mr. and MfS. r. +. Moore.
Miss Margaret GarrStson is spending sew
eral days at her homeNn Pendieton
Miss Allen and the yoSng ladies Of Butler
College residence have Hsued invitations
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-09
FIackyiIIe.

Miss NJ. vinta Meyer visited in the city
yesterday.
Mr. Howard, of Zionsville. visited friends
here Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Meyers entertained number OF
friends yesterday.
rr. and Mrs. L. H. Todd have returned
from Indianapolis.
Mr.. Ambrose Holiday visited friends in
Olinville yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs George Fox visited friends
in Indianapolis Friday.
Miss Augusta Noting entertained few
friends Friday evening.
Mrs Martha Todd will entertain few
friends to dinner to-day.
Mrs. Baxter visited her daughter, Mrs
Charles Boman, Monday.
Mrs. Jenney Kelley, of Alliance, visited
Mis-. l.. ri. Todd last week.
Mr. Edward Hazlerigg, of Olinville, WIS.,
tied friends here last week.
Miss Lille Howard was the guest of In
dianapolis friends last week
Mrs William Swan visited Mrs. Swan, OF
North Indianapolis, last week
Mr.. Omer Isenhour, of New Augusta,
visited friends here last week.
Miss Katherine Todd entertained Mr.. II.
.. Wilson, of Lapel, yesterday
Mrs. Lucy Mcdonald was the guest Of
Mrs. Barbara Fellenzer Monday.
Mr. Warren Todd, of Indianapolis, was
the guest of friends here Sunday.
Miss Nellie Mckee, of Rushville. who has
been visiting friends, has returned.
Mrs. Charles Johnson visited her sister,
Mrs. Albert Hecker, on Wednesday.
Mrs. w w. Mckee is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Omer Churchill, in Elwood.
Mrs Walter Irwin, of Muncie, is the guest
OF her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller.
Mr.. S. j. Wells. OF indianapolis. was the
guest of Miss Nj. Vinta Meyer this week.
Miss Frances Todd, of North Indianapo-
lis. is the guest of Miss Augusta Noting.
Mrs. Martha Todd and daughter Kath-
crime visited friends in Zionsville Friday.
Mrs Clara Todd, of New Augusta, was
the guest OF Mrs. Maggie Harding Tuesday
Miss NJ Vinta Meyer will entertain few
friends from Danville Wednesday evening.
Miss Rena Mcdaniel, of New Augusta,
visited Miss Venorah Harding Wednesday.
Mr. John T. Arnold, of DldisTapOlis, Wis
tied his son, Mr.. Fernond Arnold, yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r Clark will start on a
trip 90 the northern part of the State to-
day.
Miss Kathie Todd visited her sister, Mrs.
T W. McKeehan, of Marion Park, Thurs-
day.
Mrs. Martha Cline visited her daughter,
Mrs. Clara j. Cline, of indianapolis, Thurs
day.
Miss Iva Harrington and Miss Katherine
Todd will visit friends in Irvington Wednes-
day.
MISS Mae Brown, OF OreencdSlle, VIII
come Tuesday to visit friends and rela-
tiNes.
Mrs. viii Miller, of Indianapolis is the
guest of her mother-in-law, Mrs. II. w.
Miller.
Miss Georgia Phillips is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Lille Moneger, of Marion Park,
this week.
Miss Lulu Canton, of Brownsburg. will
come tomorrow 10 visit her sister, Mrs. c.
F.. Benidy-
Miss Iva Harrington. of Indianapolis, will
visit her mother, Mrs. Martha Earring
ton, to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bever, of Mount
Jackson, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
II Todd, Sunday.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-09

Chicago Tribune.
Now, Methuselah during the latter years
of his long life suffered grievousiy from
rheumatism. but with the obstinacy that
part of his nature refused TO do any
thing for 1t. He said he could stand il as
long as the rheumatism could.
One of his neighbors came in one day
with new patent medicine.
"Granddad." he said here is something
that will relieve you. I've seen string of
testimonials yard long from persons il has
cured"
1--WE no faith in it," replied the old man
Besides, it's too much trouble
Just as | expected" retorted the other.
thoroughly cut of patience. There is no
fool like an old fool"
II suppose that's So" said Methuselah.
wearily. I've been hearing il for the last
500 years"
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-09
CIerInOnt-

Mr.. Robert Blackwell Is visiting irlehds
IN Greenfield.
Miss Grace Fellenzer is visiting friends
in Indianapolis.
Mr.. John Carr. of Acton, will come this
week TO visit friends.
Mrs. Mary Anderson, or OllnVile' VIII
visit friends this week.
Mrs. Mary Harding. of Danville, was here
last week visiting friends
Miss Goldie Hardy has returned from
visit TO friends in Haughville.
Miss Nellie Dickerson has returned from
a visit TO friends in indianapolis.
Mrs Clara Moore. of indianapolis, was
the guest of Mrs. David Corwin last week
Mrs. Verlinda Miller has returned from
a weeks visit to friends in BrOwnsburg-
Miss Jane Meyers, of Indianapolis, will
visit her cousin, Miss Nj. Vinta Meyers,
this week.
Miss Daisy Blackwell, of Indianapolis,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Alice
Morgan, last week
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-09
OIinviIle.

Mrs. David Thompson has returned from
a visit to friends in Danville.
Mrs. William Price the guest of
Mrs. Harry Darnell last week.
Mrs Jessie Foltz has returned from
visit to friends in Indianapolis.
Miss Nj. Vinta Meyers has returned from
a visit TO friends in Flackville.
Mrs. Mary Jones. of Greencastle, was the
guest of friends here Thursday
Miss Georgia GLADDEN. has returned from
a visit to friends in Indianapolis.
Miss Jeanette Meyers was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Mildred Harding, last week.
Miss Goldie Fellenzer. of Flackville, was
the guest of Miss Bertha Smith last week.
Miss May Woods entertained the men,
bers of the Progress Club Friday evening
at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simmons and daugh-
ter were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smith last week.
a surprise party was given Miss Bertha
Smith, yesterday, at her home. About twen-
ty young people attended.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-09
Concerning MaeterIinck.

Brussels Letter in Boston Transcript.
Maeterlinck Is not often seen in these
latter days in Belgium. He was here in
Brussels recently for the production of his
play Monno Wanna, the play which the
censor has refused TO license I'm London.
Sometimes he comes from Paris TO visit bis
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28

London. March 25-The Associated
press has good reason to believe that
Lord Kitchener. In his interview with
Mr. SchaIk-Burger, agreed to with
draw the banishment proclamation
issued in September If Gen Dewet
and the other BOer leaders surren-
der. There is little disposition in
London TO regard the news Of the
BOer governments visit to Pretoria
any too hopefully. Official circles ex-
press doubts OF the ability Of Acting
President SchalB-Burger and the
other civilian leaders Of the Beers
to induce such men as Gen Dewet
and Delarey to surrender. Possibly
they think the representatives Of the
TransvaaI government are desirOus
Of suing for peace, but there IS moth
ing to show that they have any aU-
thOrity TO impose submission on the
commanders IN the field
SehaIk- Burger FavOzs Surrender.
Wolve Hook. Orange River Colony,
March 26--The train having on board
Acting President SchaIk-Burger and
his party passed this place on its way
TO RroOnstad. Sunday. The Trans
vaaI government officials we've ac-
companied by Capt. Marker, Lord
Kitchener's aide-de-camP and five
other members OF the staff of the
British commander-in-chief in South
Africa The impression here is that
the TransvaaIers favor a general sur
render OF the BOer forces.
BurEhers VIII Have to Decide.
the fears expressed in the British
press that the Boer generals would
not be inclined to recognize the au-
thority of rhe civil government Of
the South African republics in case
the latter decided 20 open peace ne
gotiation~. wei informed persons
here declare that such apprehension
Is unfounded-
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
First published March I4.I
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

I J. 5 ELLENBERGER. by virtue Of the
l. authority imposed on me by law. do hereby
proclaim that on Tuesday. the 1st day OF April.
A. ID. I9l2- viii be held the regular annual elec-
tiOn IN the city Of Goodland- Kan, for the elec-
tion Of the following officers Of said city, to-t-
One justice Of the peace for one year, 70 III
vacancy.
Two constables Of said city for one year to I'll
vacancies.
One member of the city council from the First
ward Of said city for two years
One member of the city council from the Sec
Oud ward Of said city for two years. and one
mem Der OF the city council from the said Second
ward OF said city for one year 20 III vacancy.
One membe OF the city council from the Third
ward Of said city for one year % MI vacancy.
and one member Of the city council from the
Third ward Of said city for two years
And one mem Der of the board Of education
from each Of the three said wards Of said city
for the term Of two years each
Ihe voting places at said election shall Be as
a. follows In the First ward az the court
house In the Second ward at the city water
works building. and IN the Third ward az the
Foster building on lot in block 50. original
town Of Goodland- The polls at said election
VIII open at the above places az s O'Clock a. m
ana close at o clock p M Of said day.
J. : ELLENBEzGEE- Mayor.
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
"THE SWEETEST THING I EVER HAD
on ny HEAD.

train with Jack yesterday. and on the
way tEat dear boy insisted upon stopping
to buy me an Easter hat 1 had forgot
ten all about one myself
The guest sighed Il only hope he took
out an accident policy when he started
The husband who would actually1 INSIST
upon buying bis wife an Easter nat would
be hard TO replace"
Impossible, Mrs Ferguson. II was
the sweetest and most becoming thing 1
ever had on ny head, and when sue
ceeded IN making up my mind 10 take II
OF and have IL boxed, we had only time
70 catcl the train by driving very fast
indeed
Il only hope that, even IN your excite
ment. YOU did not trust the mIlIners 5
promise TO send 1t up for to-day
"Oh. no. We took II N the cab Nnen
we reached the station We had only
minute to say g0Od-by, and then Jack
rushed Of with his traps and elme
home crying all the way"
1T Is hard TO say gOOd-by,a said the
visitor. sympathetically-
Yes. and I felt worse than ever when
I reached home"
That was quite natural, when
Indeed II was In the hurry, Jack had
gotten nv hat box IN place OF the crusty
old bachelors curios- 1 felt badly enough
when / saw all that rubbish instead OF my
Easter hat. but what Jacks feelings VII
be when the recipient opens the hat box,
I can only guess.
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
The PasChal Candle

HEN EVERY Catholic church all over the
worlda 'paSchaL,' or Easter candle y
- made of pureSJ wax Is blessed On
Holy Saturday, the day before Easter, BY
a deacon, Who fixes at It's base i've grains
Of incense IN memory Of the hve wounds
OF Jesus and the precious spices wherein
he was annOinted in the tomb.
From Easter until Wnitsuntay the pas
chal candle burns on the Gospel side Of
the altar during mass and vespers, as a
symbol that Christ, the Light Of the
World. has risen from the grave
AncientIy the torch was a huge at
fair One used at Canterbury, England,
in I457, weighed 800 pounds. Another. at
Norwich, was so high that II was lighted
by means Of an orifce IN the roof OF the
choir
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
Contests of Easter Eggs

~ RON the remotest ages the egg has
been looked upon as the symbol OF
- creation, or new birth According
TO the PersIans, the world was hatched
from an egg at that season OF the year
which corresponds 10 the veTnal equinox.
Hence the -Parsees stIl exchange gifts OF
cOlOred eggs at the new year festival,
which they celebrate at this date Among
the Jews the egg entered into all mys-
teriOus ceremonies called apOcalyptic, and
occupied a prominent position on the
household table during the paschal sea
son Christianity invested the paschal egg
with a new lgnIhCauce-namely, that or
the resurrection Of Christ, and 1t was col
Ored red II allusiOu 20 His blood shed for
sinners on the cross
A curious custom Of mediaeval churches
for priests and cnoristers TO Join IN q
game Of ball at Easceruide took its rise
from the Easter egg, which was thrown
from one 10 the other OF the choristers in
the nave Of the church while an anthem
was being sung A. missing egg meant
a smashed 5g-, the more durable handball
was substituted
But the smashing Of eggs continued as
a form of outdoor sport. SurvIvals are 70
be found among all TeUtOnic and Anglo
Saxon people y popular game IN England
and Germany consists IN hitting one egg
against another, the egg that survives IN
cracked winning for its owner the weak
Ct antagonist. until an entire basket OF
eggs may have changed ownership An
other game Is TO trundIe eggs down a hill
or slope. those which reach the bottom
uncracked beng similarly victorious over
the others.
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
First published March III
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

CTATE Of Kansas. Sherman county. - In the
- probate court in and for said county. In
the matter Of the estate Of Gus Ganhart. de-
ceased Notice Is hereby given that letters oi
administration have been granted 70 the under
signed the estate Of Gus Ganhart- late Of said
county deceased, By the honorabi the probate
court Of the county and state Aforesaid. dated
the 18th day of March 4. D. 1872 Now all per
sons having claims against said estate are here
By notified that they must present the same 20
the undersigned for allowance within one year
from the date Of said letters. they may Be
precluded from any benefit from such estate.
and III such claims be not exhibited within three
years after the date OF said letters. they shall
be forever barred.
n = JOHNsoS- Administrator Of
tie Estate Of Gus Ganuart. deceased
Dated this 1lth day OF March 19J2-
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
-. - ChInc.e 100.

Washington. sra-el a5.-aIr. Dubois
lIda-l presented 70 the senate a pc
tition from the American chamber Of
commerce ar Mamie, -ayiug IL was a
significant fact --c- this was the
second petition from that organiza-
tion urging that tie restriction OF
Chinese eoolie labor be removed Mr.
Dubois added that testimony before
the Philippine committee Indicated
that the Philippine islands could not
be developed without Chinese labor.
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28

Washington March 25.-RePresent-
ative Champ Clark who is a member
Of the foreign affairs committee. has
drafted an amendment TO the Mitch
eIl-Eahn exclusion bin which viii per
nit Chinese to take part in the St
Louis worlds fair.
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28


- knew something vas wrong
Nothing Is wrong admitted the pretty
little hostess glancIng into the mirror 70
see If the traces Of tears were indelible-
--Oh-h- hope that Jack had nothing
TO do with Il"
-Er-weIl, something He-he left on a
business trip last evening" It VIII take him
half way across the continent without a
single stop In consequence. he can't hear
from me until"
'-Oh, you poor child cried the visitor,
Il was newly married myself once. and
1 can syH7Ilathize with you What pity
that Jack had 20 90. I should think the
fact OF his being IN business with your
father and brother would make II easier
for him 70 remain at home with you
We'll Il doesn't You see, either OF
them could take a SIX weeks trip without
worrying about me and they don't realize
that Jack l. different. Even mamma i
not usually sympatheric; she wants 70 90
70 Europe in June, and papa has promised
that she shall il Jack has a financially sac
eesSfuI trip.
well, its a shame. but the time vii
pass and then Jack VIII really be too busy
70 miss you very much
-W hich isn't a. much Of a comfort as
you might think, ms'am- To make It
worse, he has 70 prOpItlate all the can
tanker0us customers Of the house while
he Is gone At the first stopping place, he
Is TO be met by a crusty old bachelor
who has a grievance against the firm
In order to placate him, papa sent him
a box OF curiOs, which are his hobby, and
now he expects Jack TO send back a big
order on the strength Of II
well, TO most OF u, presents speak a
very pleasant language" smiled the guest.
-Ie-es, 1 suppose 30. 1 went to the
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
The Isresia-rt-S rav. A.rtl g.

Columbia. :. c. March 25.-ApriI 9
has been set apart AZ presidents day
at the Charleston exposition The
feature OF the day VIII be the pre-
sentarion 10 Maj jenkins. by his
former chief OF the rough riders, Of
a beautiful sword from the South
CarOIinas-
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
True srnlnnfhr

Hold-Up Mzu-Tour money OF your Efsi
Belated Citizen-I'm sorry, but -just
settled for my wlfe's new Easter bonnet
this afternoon, and
Hold-Up Man linterruptingl-Say No
more, old chap; I've been there myself.
Heres a dollar 10 help you get fresh
start IN business - Chicago Daily News
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
The I.,n1Iord Perlshsd.

Guthrie. Ok. March 26.-AI the
main business portion OF Francis, L
T., was destroyed by fire yesterday,
the total loss being estimated at $40
900. The landlord Of the hotel, D. r.
Gaines. perished IN the flames
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
Her Rnnnet.

zone Husbands Easter SOEIoquy.l
Dearest 8IaCge- before your mirror
Posing with dainty grace,
Smiling in supreme CoEreEtmeut
At-that bit of pIuEes and lace
On my life. dear. you're a picture
And Z ind you just immense
But I cannot help rejecting
That you smile At my expensei
-TuGEe
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
Qufetus on schIey Resolutions.

Washington. March 22-The house
committee on naval affairs. by a vote
# seven To four. adopted resolution
concurring I'm the conclusions of Pres
ident Roosevelt as go terminating the
agitation Of the ScLley controversy.
and Indefinitely P1SrPoniRg all bills
and resolutions on The subject
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
LfttIe Needed for Him.

Wife-Now I hope, dearie, that you VII
get a new tie for Easter I want your ap-
pearance to be in keeping with mine
Husband-Why, what are you going 70
getz
Wife-A new hat, dress and cloak, Of
course
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
TaIuaEs BanEsroasIy III

Washington, March 25.-Rev- T. De
Witt Talmage IS lying dangerously III
At his residence on Massachusetts
avenue IN this city and the gravest
fears are entertained for his recov-
cry
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28

AtchisQn, Kan, March S5--Nrs.
William Baldwin whose husband was
convicted here 10 years ago Of the
murder Of his sister, killed herself
Sunday IN the room where BaIdwin's
sister was murdered
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
Annual Easter Celebration

Il hear that YOU are 60 be married
soon said Ms Lakeshore to Mrs Dear
born
AT Easter vas the reply i always
get married az Easter such : the force
Of habit IN Chicago--Town Topics
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28

Barnstormer-I never could abide the
Easter season
SOubrette-EF BY, 1 think it's lOvely-new
bouuets- new gowns
Barnztoruer-Yes. but 50 many old ezEs-
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
First published March I'll
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMTATTSTR ATOR-
NOIICE d APPOINTMENT.

CTATE Of kansas Sherman county. So In the
= matter Of the estate Of Gus Ganhart- late Of
Sherman county. Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 18th day o.
March. 1872 the undersigned was. by the pro
bate court Of Sherman county. Kansas. duly
appointed and qualified as administrator Of the
estate Of Gus Gauhart. late Of Sherman county.
deceased All parties interested II said estate
viii take notice and govern themselves accord
InEly. NJ :. JOHNSON. Administrator.
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
ChoIera Tnvades the Holy city,

Jedda, Arabia March 25.-TheFs
have been 40 deaths from cholera
At Mecca and Medina during the past
ten days Mecca Is the holy city OF
the 1Iohammedans, where 10000 pill
grims visit every year
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28

State Of Kansas. county Of Sherman s.
j. b. +. Brown. cashier Of the aboFe-named
bank. do soleruuly swear that the above state
ment Il true 20 the best Of ny knowledEe and
belief. B. 2 BROWN. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 5th
day Of March. Iel2-
n RoBTNsoN- Notary Public
TCommissiOu expires the 18th day Of Nay. 12l4- I
Correct-ArreSt: H :. Brown Joseph : Hut
Gibson Ernest ". Stewart Directors
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28

Washington, March z5-President
ROOseveIt has accepted the invitation
to deliver the memorial address at
the national cemetery at Arlington,
Sn Nay 30
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
Easter Gossip.

Dey's done had chicken AT her house
It's easy tellin' dat
By de C0utertmeut in her face
An de feathers in her Est-
MashinEton Star-
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28

sTWIlie," asked the. teacher, do you
know what the Easter season Is especially
noted f0rs"
'sYe'm5 it's the only season Of the year
when the hens lay eolored eEgs
The Goodland republic., 1902-03-28
An Echo.

Little Winy-When IS Decoration day.
pas
PapaI believe your mother VII tel
you It Is Easter Suaday.-Puek