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take something which would promote
SSthe spirit of the day. The county
house. ontaining al bout: 200 0,of the poor
J; and sinsane was located two :'miies
from the: town, and conceived the
Z plan Of having our society give 2themSa ]
genuine hapksgiying. treat. AT the:
3frstmee Getting of the society made the
suggestion: OF course, 1t interested
s2theS young people, but-then there
scame the difficulties, How could
twelve or fifteen young people, poor
ones at that, with a burden alreadS too
heavy to bear, contribute to the lappi-
ness OF 200 &: Expense, labor, tinle-all
thes costly: factors III such nndertak-
iDgs: doomed Ssup, and though bright,
eyes sparklel land cheeks glowcd at
s5the thought, the young people sadly
shook their heads, fearing the under
taking beyond their ability. had, |
however, planned the matter in my
own minds and having faith that We
would not be left. to- our own resources
in the matter, laid bare my plans.
and finally, by vote, committed the So
ciety stos the undertaking.
The firstS thing we did was to dele
gate "a person to so to the village mil
:ler: to secure 200 eight-pound paper
bags. instructing him 20 make known
sto him, in detail our plans and pur-
pose. The miller became interested
Immediately. and when.the pay for the
bags was rendered, he refused to ac-
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Correct.

Bread and sage and pepper,
Chestnut, thyme and oyster,
Mingled with some sausage balls,
Just to make it lnoister.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-11-23

WAS +. IN thes
5earlg winter Of
;'0e. tthad I'M
der the;
:pastorate 0f ID
small church jim;
a country town
in central New
York, and was
desirous of re-
riTing the in
.terest ofs&a
young peoples
club. Thanks
giving gIwas ap-
.prrotaa.chi-ng "a. and 4
I was anxious
t b e society
should under |
The Bourbon news., 1904-10-11
THE BOURBON NEWS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized to announce L. C..
Anderson as candidate for reelection as
Magistrate from the North Middletown
precinct, subjectto the action of the Dem
ocratic party.
We are authorized to announce Fletcher
Mann as candidate for Magistrate of the
Paris precinct, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce Geo. w.
Redmon as candidate for Magistrate in
the Little Rock precinct, subject to the
Democratic party.
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are authorized to announce Con-
stable Joseph Williams as candidate for
reelection as Constable In the Paris pre-
cinct, subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary, November 10.
ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce A. 7.
Skillman as candidate for Assessor, with
r: O. Turner as deputy, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
The Bourbon news., 1904-10-11
Claims Rich Property.

" Miss Lottie Early, of Lynchburg, Va,
is at Lexington to prosecute her claims to
the Blue Lick Springs property near
Carlisle, KY. She was born near Blue
Lick and the property belonged to her
mother, at whose death she inherited it.,
but which was sold by guardian in her
infancy. The claim is now set up that the
sale was not made according to the pro-
Visions OF the Kentucky statutes govern
ing the sale of property held by minors.
The Bourbon news., 1904-10-11
Public Speaking.

T. Porter Smith, candidate for Repre-
sentative, will stump the county and
claims the following dates:
Hutchison, Thursday, November 10,
3 p. m.
Clintonville, Thursday, November 10,
Up. m.
North Middletown, Friday, November
II, p. m.
Millersburg, Friday, November II,
z p. m.
Centerville, Saturday, November 10,
3 p. m.
Ruddells Mills, Saturday, November
10, p. m.
Flat Rock, Monday, November ID, 8
p. m.
Paris, Monday, November IA, Z p. n.
Judge H. c. Smith and J. Hal Wood
ford are respectfully invited to be present
and | will cheerfully divide time with
them.
The Bourbon news., 1904-10-11
Wanted.

Special Representative in this county
and adjoining territories, to represent and
advertise an old established business house
of solid financial standing. Salary $21
weekly, with expenses advanced each
Monday by check direct from headquarters.
Horse and buggy furnished when neces-
sary; position permanent. Address Blew
Bros & Co., Dept. A, Monon Building,
Chicago. Ill,
The Bourbon news., 1904-10-11

PUGH refused to run for Congress
against Kehoe because he knew he had no
chance to win. His fellow Republicans in
the various other districts would follow
his example if they had his sense. Per-
haps the smell of the burgoo which is be-
ing waited from the campaign financial
pot is more than they can resist.
The Bourbon news., 1904-10-11
NOTICE.

At a recent meeting of the Stockholders
of the Upper Blue Lick Springs Company
it was decided that the Company go into
voluntary liquidation Immediately. Anv
one holding claims against said company
will please have them properly proven
and mailed to the Office at Lexington, XIV.
UPPER BLUE LICK SPRINGS co.
(20s-4t-Tu}
The Bourbon news., 1904-10-11
New Temporary Quarters.

We have moved our bank to the corner
store-room of Price & Co., opposite our
banking house, pending the extensive
improvements now being made in our
regular banking house.
23aug-2m THE DEPOSIT BANK.
The Bourbon news., 1904-10-11

Our display of Fall Cloaks embraces all the East
latest creations in Touriest, Butcher and Garricl
Styles, made of swell cloth If you will compare
prices styles, quality and make we know will b.
your choice. The prices range from the cheapest t.
the best
The Bourbon news., 1904-10-11
FOR RENT.

Flat of three rooms, suitable for Office
purposes, all newly papered and painted
opp Fordham Hotel
If MRS. CHAs. COOLEY.
The Bourbon news., 1904-10-11
Scalp and Skin Food.

The "Clay Scalp and Skin Food" will be
found on sale at w. T. Brooks Drug
Store. The manufacture of these reme-
dies are directed by DIR. E. Lafont Stone.
11oct3mo
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

i. n. Mullen. Sst Ballard ave. spp.
Cfty Hall
Fremont DRUG Co. Ewing street
ard Fremont avenue
W. A. Mansfield q Co. Druggist
as ard jackson.
erahsn's Home Bsksrl, efos Yet
sNsnae.
c N Lshndrssi. cigar store, siebs
Second
Thea HARRIS. at Possofiee, Rsntoa.
Llttle's PhArmsey, lat ave. north
sna harrison street J. II. little
proprietor.
carltsn q ce. Druggist, cor. Sth
%. ard Pao street, South Seattle
p. A Moere, PestStfies. Sc PARK.
University prva store, University
STATEN.
Howell 81 Phsrmsey. io2t hSwsll
street
Ralnisr Pharmacy. Me. Clark. pro-
srsstsr, ru2e z. Madison.
ColunAhla Drug Store. W. J. Stud
iey, prep celumkls. Wash
Broadway Pharmssy, p. q. Fisher.
Prep- SIS Broadway ard Jsmss
Quaker Drva cs.. iois lat ave.
leary'a Pharmacy, 2SS N. Bread
Nayf Phens. Union %.
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sppVRBAN ESTATES.

n - t4n
buuIH Park room cottage. lots.
wen, on orchard avenuH. near Wash.
lnH ton boulevard. q, 10. SO cash
balance ! pei cent. tLieo spot ca4h
fi 20 sE ar YT.sgS Eis,t.room house
YlisNoST-s-room house. lot souss,
y -. Easy terms.
ntookLhk-s.rogm house.. good sized
lpt, 100 terms % suit.
koVkK fAhk- ltouss and Iots. 10.
GREEN LAKE, Furnished
house. ot' Eood-siEsd iot. Il.soq. terms
Cl.AREMoN T-4-r room furnished house.
lot. cleared and Into garden. price
sia1. - down. 10 pei mouth IL ut
tbs hettsr than paylna rvuti
We have snvsfNi b-sgso tracts between
Aenten snd ksal ca eat Has. a.
hiitKLASD-ie acres. u.roofn house.
well located. Aapl, easy terms.
RAINIER bEACH-le-A acre tract, two
acres CLEARED. {. aCTes under cgitlYa-
uou, @ frsfit trees. flsuty % berries.
Eood gardsn. spring water piped into
the house nem ssruufn cottage. over
10 cords % wood on the plaar. worth
am just riK miles from Seattle, ,
blpekn from car lins. O. tst1 Jhis
viii certainly make choice sub
F1iHviEw~sow TO RusH. Hun-
III Up ~ YOU WANT THEM.
NV W. eHANAt ARs%A ~
the Hoaih. pipe Zoe TO thr north. a
few minutes walk from car line.
chnirn tract fuf summer or pufina-
nsnt hnfes. eel - srtfa fine quality
Tuf fruit uf garden. DO yog Nant IT,
$50. look AT - tedAY and buy Il to
morrow 80 n sold within ! days
Bold tao aersa yesterday within Two
bioe he - this lard Tor o. afA
BAt1sAHfs=Ssfoum house. lots.
q 81 EaEg terms
fi.AffD-iI room house. good
slxsd lots. ~ fine state II cuIuya-
finns fruit - co
uHlgiITON BEACH.-i0 arFrs. t.roam
house, . 90 Tho land alone n
worth 81 2la
RAINIER HEACTf-M aerv. nice 4
fuptn cottage. close to car line tsn
This is just about the value Of The
half acre,
is acres - choice fruit land good :
r'sasn house. h.aithfui loeauan D. 80.
short walb 70 enr ilnA
MUTUAL REAf-fY CO.
fsiunesr Building
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LODGING HOUSES
III gou are LOOKING for bargain In
us has Ne have mo best buys IN
s ,ssn We w.. can eel yea - 90 s-rp ps,a
= working mans house. the beet
location n The city. the Lease alone
IL worth half the money same house
has been cold for double tho money
that u cen D. bought Tor TO-DAY.
We have an ii-foora house run Of
laylnF faamsfH. that We can sell for
- 10 cash. and balance on month
" payments
We have the largest lie, Of any on.
rooms. and from tisT 20 sz6.Spo
GHpfhNItH
We have IL good buys on our list. all
a isyeise tsgm t.,e @ . es. ,,s
We have over o on eur let. % which
there are about : exceptionally koud
bu1s. from tEo 20 ts0to.
eALOOSS.
We have nine coed buys n you are
locking fer this line. We have an eH.
cepiiausilY god bug. Location IL
south - f0slrr. within one ard ere
half hluchs - rev Union Depot site
there r. years lease. and cost The
u up over nese We can sell IL TO
you for na . 90 cash.
hFsTAUHANTa
out ~ The - We have on our Us,
there In one for 800. fJJo cash Will
handle this balance $40 per month.
BARRIER SHOP.
We ear sell yeu = good iittis shop on
Western ave. fer so We have :
mere secd suys ranging In price
mANrFkc-fURfwo nuEfSEss
II YOU are looking for something IN
this line. come IN and ss- ua. We
can for a few hundred dollars sell
you something that viii make YOU
tudrpendsrf The rest 81 your life.
EXCHANGE LIST
We make a speciality Of this lire. ana
~ matters not what you want TO
trade. or what You want 90 trade II
for come IN and see as you can
never tsll what you can DO unisss
you trY
Ifs ORIENTAL. pfloCR.
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PARTNER WANTED

PARTNER WANTED.
man in the COMMISSION BCsI-
NEss who can invest q. FOO 90 81 90
This II a good opportunity for you,
the firm has q 100 Invested, and their
sales average over that amount
every month The amount OF money
you Invest ~ for the purpose % en-
thrEins the business. and you can
take position with the firm. This
firm has been In business for SIX
years.
II YOU want a partnership In a
WHOLESALE LIQUOR GSTAB-
IIsBMENT. where you can COM
mnnd a fair salary, come In and see
Ne; only 800 II required.
II YOU want partnership In n
CANDY MANI'FACToRf. We can
n YOU want a partnership. or need a
partner IN any legitimate line. come
In and zee ms. WE MAKE A sPE-
CTAt.TN or TITfS LINE.
NATIONAL. RoNn AND REALTY CO.
tis Oriental Block. COS and ave.
FEW SPECIALS.
Restaurant. average receipts 1,1. rent
fas $40. sacrifice sale.
Cigars. candy and book store. $50; this
e invoice: good location. clears 8
dnv.
Roaming house. n rooms, corner brick.
low rent lease. excellent location,
s. $40 terms none better
Country saloon. $50 required.
Country saloon. 81 h0o required. money
maker. good proposition.
Saloon. $500. located at Ballard, as
rood az any there.
Saloon. & hnl down. none better
SINGER. 2ii-u2 BAILEY BLDG.
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ron RENT. store room. good leea.
ton Tor meme ahao store, living
rauma. lonE lease Enquire uniYuf
sal Restaurant. IS First ave. south.
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Auction eaIss

AUCTION BALE Of seven elegant furs
nihhcd rooms. o. 90 James Etreet
hflf ON wednesday. TIE 9th ~ April.
ut 30 - sharp. the following Eis-
giant oak bed HetE. spring ma tEcrHsa,
bedding. rhiff0nisr. bfasH mounted
bureaus. cUmmodeH. toilet Hrir. line
curtains. extra fine foldinE bod. tH-
tension table. ieathersHFatsd dining
chairs. buffet china Fiarsl EaH
range. writing desk drop "a sew
lnE machine. center table eoueh.
wilton rugs. AEmiustef carpets.
Kitchen ware. etc. T.. q EIekertou.
nuetioHerri phone. Main igd. Ind
IJ77
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SALE II fine furniture "a
north take North Seattle carr 0El
TuerdaY. the 18th. AZ o.cioeA. bFaHa
mounted beds. spring. ua ftfe@Hfa.
round oak extension table. side
boards. dining chairs. Morris chair,
rockers. couch. hall tree bureaus
kt Yards 81 Administer carpet Nha
beff. lace curtains. rugs. steel range
etc nlso On upright piano. p u.
Hifkert0n y Co. nueti0nesf phOus.
Main 1901 Ind. lz77.
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Acnr TRAcrsl AcRE rRAcrs

ACRE TRACTS ACRE TRACTS.
Fire soil good water. near two car
lines. sire % advance rapidly in
value. II sou are locking for a nice
little suburban home. you cant beat
these tracts at are 20 1870 Terms 20
suit you. DO you know that there IL
very ttttle acreage SO close Ia as
this for sale ~ any prte~f Better
invest while you have the oppor-
tunity There wont be any u these
left BY May LIST.
HERBERT 3 UPPER.
10 N and n SchsuermAn block.
ftrst avenue and Cherry street
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sAvE REaT-ss, a home at Rainier
Beach pFsitlTst plzcs on iaEe
Nsshlnsipn. large lots t?NiiA only
and . month only about p minutes
ride. e fare plenty wood, city ga
ter. schools churches stores. oto-
Lumber, 90 homes built az tsftas
Hundreds q people live 81 Rainier
Beach and -ofk ia city. Take wash
fnsson 81 cars See owner. &. X.
etuFtsvant. o. hls agents a. Rainier
Beach
STEWART. sTrwART I CO.
uoom No. Enion Block
g 60 beautiful T-room ootsase on lot
sii, s,s on ,I l,,s sg s e ssss. h on
net avenue: $50 cash. balance nt
per month
30 Nice s.toota eq,tass on 10, sox0
feet blocks Madison car. $50 cash.
balance tiz b per month.
g a.0-Sies k.reorn cottage on East
Denny way ito cash. balance u
81 no Rs.Stiful corner In paved dis
4 10 Lei sssisa. on FIRST ave west
Il eoaSlce s-rocn cottage, on v acre
81 sroand 1Khi q car llns ~
ssaw !. Ga,a srs sls. Is :, ave sp.
. z0-FouR nee flats. close IN all
rented. paying 10 per cen, net Let
q 70 sroorn co,tasN 18th ave: new.
modern. gas and electric lights por-
reiain hath Lot tssin.
a on nsw flats. 10Th ave. near
tye5 az. ossss Anne ave-. near
Gsrgisid srsaeS for building.
o. Fo-e- room rottsset tth ave, close
IN, modern. Lot uni9
NAT. BOND AND REALTY CO.
tis Oriental blk.
-------=------------------=------
d ..t..... ..s.......s...''s.... ...ss...
oREdoRTs BARGAINS
........ ......ts..ss...s...st .ss...ss
CHEAPER THAN ACREAGE.
q block 81 - lots In fraifH Addition
at no each. fine fruit and strawberry
land. tes cash and no per month
takes the whole block
IN Y. y. oREGoRY.
nsss Sullivan Building.
EXTRA GOOD BUY.
A choice four. acres OF land min
lArosd and only ~ minutes ride TO the
Hrity. one acre cleared. nice stream
% spring water running through
land this vi mIcftoI iue~' nome
es PIONEER BLDo.
SNAP WEST SEATTLE.
Broom house fine place. wood shed.
view: $500: easy terms,
w. r. Campbell, op. Ferry. w. Seattle.
AWFUL. CHEAP. going East new 3
story house. large tract land. also
100 cords wood only tGls. terma IS
down. $40 per month. close 90 car and
school, owner. office Garden station,
few minutes ride Reutun car aud
Occidental and Yssler,
WHY CAN'T workinEmen have theft
own HONEST We Will put you up d
cottage Rt Eastern prices on very
easy terms. Call at candy store
Denny station. Green Lake. or ~
Preston street. Ballard. Peterson 4
| Tertcr. contractors.
ToR ENC1IA NGE-l20 acres land In
Whatcom Co, for or Groom HOUSE
and lot at Green Lake. McCuTdy,
Room % HuN well blk.
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ron RENT butcher shop IN good
location and doing good business
corner ERsttnke aud Mercer street
Inquire grocery store next door
Ind l. 1870
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10 I6Ic ffTSfs alsasy - lss - a
u Interest Onuer r Afhlhufn. III
Ysrier way rooms a and g.
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eu,Ins,. ohsnsss-contIno,a

BEND. phone OF call FOR free copy u
our journal. tie Trader devoted
60 real estate and business exchanges
exclusively. ut your fsffadrHa De
fore nest edition goes -. prenH Ar
cade ISHehhnRe. - Arcade. Phones.
Blue al. Ind Iss
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THE TRADER The Only real 80
tate exrhsnE~ journal on the Pacific
Coast. IL issued ouiy from our Office.
Call ard get free copy, Lat your
Real Estate Co. Room 4 Times
building
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Fsr s.l.-a.sl Is..s.

SINGER. zii-sis BAILEY nLpu.
Lot nSia fias visv. so.
10, nsiso mn ard Columbia. ti.soa.
fine building site.
Lot Esi1 corner. Highland Drive. fine
view. u.ea. worth h.s9. snap
House. rooms. is". terms.
House 4 rooms. lot Bxioa. bath. side
walks. etc. ia
House. 8 roorna. overlooking Lake
Union. close IN. u.so. best buy.
House. G rooms. lot orsisa n.@a bath.
etc. zee this
House. rooms. modern. block from
ear Ind. lot tNin. cement side
b. s,1 t. g.. sSs asx ~ s Balance e suit
HOUSE. 6 rpous extra large. modern.
I'm. view. E.sao. ." down snap
House. 4 rooms. h4rn, chicken houses.
etc acres - land ready for Fiov
on s. car line. near Columbia. " 90.
terms. OF will trade for house and lcs
OF lots. thls wili make you an indie
pendent living. or could work IN city
and get extra revenue. lots adtalisz
Ina sell At 400.
House. 18Th near Madison. rooms.
modern. t1xl2n. all improvements IN
and paid. fZiso only, terms.
House. Queen Anne. 8 rooms, new. lot
GKt2. fine view, n.aQ. now ready.
none As cheap
House, Queen Anne ave large rooms,
lot tsxiT ebtFa well built. 9, 30
nice home. cheap. tgp Down.
o. .a0o-srN. ROOM cottage. piumblns.
gas and electric light. tlno fash
fi.sl0- s-fogm modern. big lot. fine
81 so 4. room modern. ts1o cash.
q 90 room modern, 100 cash
s. Groom modern, basement, on
corner. near high school.
g. ao0-7-rsom modern. basement. iaTEe
lot. fine view t3o cash
g so-e-roou modern. basement. osp-
itol I'M fine view. terms.
Houses and lots In all parts of The
cts on easy terms, Call and sec
CITY property To trade for farm. isnA
20 trade fer city property
y g. HTERS a CO,
2sran-sls Arcade bldg. fet
AFINE BARGAIN. "A
ts0o-TWo ACRES CLOSE TO GAn
NM EAHittFAfAHs 1ANNf - 49, =. ~
RIDE TO THE CITY. THIS fa
NICE LEVEL LAND, EXCELLENT
SOIL PERFECT TITLE. EASY
o. m. NICHOLS.
eas PIONEER BLDG
GROOM HOUSE.
Near University. rHo: tibo down and
SIS per month. THE house IL Just
finished has a balm. p0rches, pan
frv wired for rlcctricityt plaatered
and 200 n from car line.
W. II. THOMPSON.
ais Arcade.
CIIEAP-Good house. large tract OF
land, at Hlilman CITY only $40.
terms 80 down and - per month";
~ cords Of wood free come today
office on ground. &c fare on wash
tnKfnn street.
ron sALE-Fine residence lot on XII
bourne ave, near Whitman. Phone
Ind X 72s4.
HERE Is A SNAP.
20 minutes walk from poHtufhcei
modern and room house. rent for
s2 all for = 200 no agent. term
by owner Phone Red Rle
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PAYING RooMfSG HOUSE.
FIFTEEN ROOMS
All furnished for light housekeeping
rent 30 including water. returninE
over tipo per month and always occu-
pied 81.
AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN
Owner compelled 20 leave for Alaska,
must sell R-rnom hotel. with well
anuirpsd restaurant. paying fif0 q
month net clear. for q 90 n you
are looking for something nflt edge.
II will pay you to Investigate this.
FIRST CLASS LIVERY BUSINESS
For sale at a sacrifice, for particulars
A LAWRENCE.
eets Second avenue.
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MEN aud women to assist la building
hospital and obtain fof themselves
ana children sree doctor. madeleine.
NeekiY sick benefits. hospital care
aud attention and funeral benefits.
lref Information write phone - or
call nt Our hamp office, second floor
Victoria Hotel Frateruas Sick Hem
eft and Hospital Association tlnc0r-
porateti1. Phones Main $50. tndepcnd-
ont ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-02
GOING TO SCHOOL,:
A CKIkD-LlFE STUDY

Little Jack and Jill are starting out
to climb the hil1-the hill Of knowl
edge
Little Jill has refractory curls
bound tightly with ribbon and her
little gingham dres is staiched and
polished smoothly with the iron. Lit
tie Jill's frocks are always carefully
laundered, but more than ordinary
care was taken that this particular
frock Of pink-andwhite stripe might
be altogether fit for little Jil,s appear
ance in the schoolroom upon the
opening day.
Little Jack is pinched as to collar
and shoes. Little Jack has been as
free as a colt unbroken to harness all
of the long summer days. The shoes
that he kicked off in June time are
too small now in September. The
brave efforts of little Jack to get his
feet into them were all unavailing,
so that a new pair had to be purchased
and these have a stiffness about them
that is meekly borne as part of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-02

/ JscE 90 Ji!~ r~r the nrst T.
4h ot,a- ag. 1t is the first step
along the wayaken without the moth
@, hand to leao. Presently they VIII
hegin to surprise the watching mother
| bv their wisdom.,< The little mind un-
foldik will ann her, and the grasp
of little Jack or ill Of the reason why
two and two max" four will cause ner
| To catch them ND and exclaim breath
less1v Now, | have boy no longer
See how clever is my little Jack! Anu
little Jill weaves lamp mats OF co1oreh
paper so cleverly, and know she Will
be a scuptress by the way she modeis
birds nests from clay. And, see, III
tie Jill can spell and write"
Oh. it isn't kind to show the least
sign of impatience when little Jack
and Jill, all fearful. hesitate upon the
threshold Of the schoolroom. Better
it is to tuck little Jacks hand in yours
and take him we'll WITHIN beIore lea''
ing him. Do not give him one OF
those cruel little shoves and bid him
not to be SO babyisbs
Once we'll within, little Jack and
Jill fall In with the ways Of the othe,
children more seasoned, and all goes
well. They take their places natural
l,--perhaps it is some inherited trait
that makes them. At first the mys.
terry Of it all keeps them calm and en-
during, and before this has worn of
AL that they do has become fixed
habit and the worst part of the battle
is over.--M. H.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-02
SOMETHING NEW.

An Ozark country editor has found
three new wild animals in the noun
Gains of south Missouri that have
heretofore been overlooked by nat
uralists. One of them is the Oogly
Voc, a six-legged animal with a sharp,
stiff tail, and when pursued and cor
nered it stands on its tail, and whirl-
ing rapidly around, bores a hole in
the ground into which it disappears
Another is a Sackabore-it has four
legs, two long ones on one side and
two short ones on the other. 1t mill
run rapidly around mountain with
its four feet always COUGHING, and can
only be captured by being turned in an
opposite direction, when its short legs
will not reach the ground. The third
is the one-eyed screeching Boo-Boo.
When pursued, it will turn en- it's
enemies, and with a mighty gulp,
swallow itself.-Harrison Times.