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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-06-02
Roses for Dallas Day.

The women of the Lewis and Clark
Division request all who will to bring
roses to the room in the Wilson block,
next to Dodson's store, tomorrow
Saturday evening. These roses will
be shipped to Portland for Dallas
Day, Monday, June 5. at the Fair.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-06-02
Furnished Rooms in Portland.

Furnished rooms for Fair visitors,
at Woodlawn. Apply to E. S. PIPER.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-06-02
Horse For sale.

A good, gentle, family horse,
years old, and sound. Will work
single or double.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-06-02
"Young lockwood"

The fine trotting stallion, young
Rockwood," will be at Blacks barn
in Dallas every Friday and Satur-
day. Remainder of week on W. G.
Brown farm north of Dallas. Terms,
$40.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-06-02
Dwelling House For Sale

Good seven room house for sale. If
not sold soon, will rent to responsible
person. ..-
DIR. MARK HAYTER,
Dallas, Oregon.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-06-02

CLARENCE BROWN,
Dallas, Oregon.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-06-02

M. 3. GRANT,
Dallas. Oregon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26

ily NIGH; have wiped ont tho whrl.
OF tine Eomunon family. was the ro-ult
of cdrcioSsuc~S i'm leaving % sIott,d
cnrtrdgo I'm the breach OF 81 gum af-
Ter Target practice. th- mySu.1ous ease
is stiIl uudcr tha combined inV,stian.
tcn of tho military ANA police and tho
public scclns as li,t!c Inclined a. the
authorities 90 accept the pablishcd
version. Tho officers md men of the
battciN laro MOI been arrested but
are confined /" barracks and hv tho
military regulations arc 30 closely I'm
dor restraint that it is impossibl" for
the culpri, OF culpiits to escape until
the responsibilities is determined
IT cnnnps Ice sand definitely whether Tho
ALTA. WLs an nccidcrt. Tho general be
liof is that Widespread plot did not en-
ISL hDt evidences ot design arc 50 appa-
rcn, mat the statement attrihuting the
rrosel.,o at j Ioudcd she'll to previous tar
: practice evoked -mtl,s ~ many quar-
tct~. f. Is pointed out as being niehly
improbable that IN avn had not Uccn
cleaned for 1870 DAYS, and it is Impossible
Opl >ccu,,u cartridcc could have been
inserted Tor salutus ruNoso3 behind the
first aui il II certainly Il startling coin
clicucc that ihc gun containing this mis-
SHE shoulG have been trained directly on
tho mpcr pavilion.
most AKIsToCEArIr EEGIMENr.
Ahatcv,r may bo Inc solution, it is "a
strange fact that the shot came from the
LoUs r-panado wuolo WAS stationed
iro t.-t Horse Artillery uf The Grard. tn,
pr"nic" artillery or- nzWton of the Gn-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
SPIRITUALISTS MEETING.
session ~ Montpelier 10 Petition Cos =
ernor BELL to HcpricNc Mrs. Rogcrs.

Mnntpclior Jan. @D.--Whlc the at
tendance at the opening session OF the
state Spirituaiist association in Grand
Army hall this afternoon WAS not
large. tnc mcctinI WAS of unusual in
tcrcst because uf tine TACT that the
case Of Mary Rogers was taken up and
a committee was appointed from the
association to prepare Il poNtion t."
Governor Bel asking him 10 roprieNo
Mrs. RoscrSs sentence.
The convention WAS called 10 order
shortly after two o'clock by y. +.
Hubbard Of Tyson, the president. Mrs
Ella RoNs OF RoyburN who is to have
chnrgc OF the music through the con-
vention. sang Welcome, Thrice Wei
come" President hubbard welcomed
those present aud then spoke at some
length ON Tho beauties al modern spir-
..unlism.
Mrs Janus Crossott of DuNburN spoke
of several experiences and told OF r,c,iN-
ing u letter from Mrs Sarah y. W Hey of
Eocklnghum, one OF tho speakers adNor-
Used to bc present at this convention but
who is too i'll To attend. urging Mrs.
CrosseIt to ask the convention TO do all
in its power to secure a reprleVe of the
ocath sentence OF Mrs. Mary rogers
President Hubbard said there Is 10 call
for hanging people in this twcnt.c In
century and we recoenizo the fact that
no good can como out Of chol>us Mary
Rogers to death. 1t is the duty of every
member OK this convention to work with
all their power for something better
than capital punishment
Or. :. ~ Gould OF Randolph moved
\
committee of three to dlart a. petition
to bc presented to Governor Holl. pray
ing hr, to rrpricNc Mrs Rogers sen
icncc, this petition to be an official docu-
mont from TIE state Spiritualist associa-
ton, ana signed 10y lis momh,rs
The motion prevailed and The chair an
pointed as such committee pr $ \.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
While there Is life there IL hone.

/ was atTlictcd with catarrh; could uti-
fher taste nor smell and could hear but
little Fly's Cream Balm cured it.--Mar-
Gus G. Shautz, RAILWAY. y. j.
CREAM BALM reached rue safely ana
the effect Is surprising, Ny son says the
specttully, Mrs. Franklin Freeman, DO
yer. \. ",
The Balm docs not iniiutc or cause
sncc2ng. sold by druggists at ~ cts on
mailed by ely Brothers ~ Warren ST.,
New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
ANGEL MUST REMAIN.
Michigan University Regents Refuse tn
Accept Presidents Resignation.

Ann Arbor. Mich Ian. 2o--Presidont
James H. Angel to-day rendered his
resignation 10 the board of regents Of
the University Of Michigan, expressing
his belief that younger man should he
chosen. The regents declined to consider
the resignation, declaring that mo one,
young or old. could I'LL your place"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26

j., sure anu use mat old and Wei lNe,
omedy, Mrs. W.Eslows SOOTHING syrup,
fur children teethins. II sooiAes W."
cures wind coils onl is the bes' remedy
ior pialrhoea. Twenty-Five Gems Dol
llc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26

can't Dc PERFECT health without pure
blood. l;urd0ck Blood iIitterS makes
pure blood. Tones and inVigoratcs tho
whole system.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
GK.A'.CE'S4 ROs ST.

.
or NIL tho presents Ora CO ssceiyed on
her birf hday. / and she shad sa Ggraat many
spf them, not hing pleasedts her 90 fMs
the AT lie rose hus y tina ~ Ind 8frleAd
sent ller from hers green house 10 took
Ssi,e nlcest care OF II, AZ Ifest water
seYary day I'D ga Ing " tn Y he qsReFent
windows that al iVlgll have M lie s,sr.1
shine Of al sliog MI ter stlay q. III
sAsVhen the first Tiny bud appearesl how
happy she was Ss s
EVERY mr. ~ raj, o. see AZ Ii had
i opened !, and when, at last the delicate
pink petals hogan to Mold, her 10y
knew no bounds, she went sslanolns
around the, house. cal illg every bod 10
soc Sllell hea uti fpl rosebud, #
her, Z, said g day las
she stood looking at III NEW In perfec-
ton of 4 Its 4 lowell iisss, MY rose Is SO
sheautiful tina I, should Sloyeft give w 5to
9y5iIhe heart Of tie mat hel. ga ye fa quick
bound ar joy at her child words, and
Tea re- ssgA ttered AN her eyes Az she said !:
Eswill stall you how ggiYe your ssWsst
flower ia Il esAs; Here 5is Just around the
Scornar1it little lame boy Who les In AZ s
ned amusing himself ms he ean n, ysllsl site
suot toa sfqll ssof 5pa 70 thlnk q enjoys
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sROCKABY IIl,lIyg Shah q ssa.ss
III TTLE SP'APOO!Ss,ElS

Roclt ny, hls has II I'll pa!po 81 s
;Iie stars come in to th e SIS ~. M
The Whip " h. daylight 8is
Il me river goes rlng
rho pine trees are alurn ring little par
use 81 ~ III II n,
& zat e. 4,
me little ones warm f1yl tn her breast.
rhe roebuck i little Phi
poose; III III ltais IA Y. ! II VAL A
& His mate lies asleep al his sic );
Tho breezes nre pining, the sr1loonbca
,s are shintng 8. }t 81 ~
s. AL over the prai RE wild II 4. 4 MI
T,hen hush arby, 70 ck-a-by, III tie papo Doses
YouY sail on the river OF dreams X
Dear Manitou layes YOU and watches
" above you, h 4si ss
1 TIL time when the mounting light
gleunls.e Il u Il De 81
selected byti SOPHIE MEYER.
Glib NJ Sixth \ st, Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
THE r Amy DAY..

IN he day IL cold ian d la RS and dreary, 81
at rains {alld the VII nd is never Weary;;
3The yil,eastlll slinEs ~ Y the n1on,l derin,g
t wal, il Il y 5SS q
but at every gust the dead Leaves sfar n,
lbs And tho day Is dark and draary, Il rs
My life Is cold and dark md dreary,
u rains and the wind iis ,neye weary;
My thoughts ST cling ~ the lnosll derlng
s89 past; III IA f8 Il tx a 81
nut the hopes sof youth fall thlcl In the
81 78{s 4 blast,S&3S a N Il #
ts3a And the days are dark and dreary,
be still, sad heart n and cease repins
8Rellind the coud - the Sun. st III Ing,
THY fate Is the com M on fate of All, XIV
Into each life some rail, must fall A
Some days sA,sust be dark aud dre1ry, s
" Selected by. LIZ MA LONDON,
Mn 21b n. Highteenth ST, city, Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
THE .CRA ER y ACk is
FOR YOUN q CHILDREN, (
I No.

Winds would be figil and athcy would
have stormy Neat herg hence would hive.
,to make iii early start u travel over q
Ahundretl F5f1liles, md reach Dt.L Craclser-
Sjaok. u home on he 2. main land down
deep IN Inc rea pine 81 tg pr
iii silf wers Wating so
iaNnxiouyiy Tor tho " dedt II tile husband
Shnti, father stc otyr,o home. 50 |Betlleii,i!
3gWilt,R ID ioYely 81 tile bi,rH hammock,
li1def al on nlaoti NIL REQ and soon.
the dpntors was akl "a retiitlit,g sweet
drea,n aes ,y i1n'e, afly
aid nAyss Him 81 iUvsiys little break fastSot
coc6atii Ds milf and stnrt1 ~ and sootl3
brave III 9ji I'll Sfss h
rea stof thXeS him home tB Ell lefa had a.
lovely ittjeyS humble tsa tlfllt Things
made HUI irspnst y and blue
sen shssls W., sa ass 4 ho oa \, 81 y,
Ghris ss,5.s. M ' Ae AZ aha s NH
sas az Ssna 81
1,oy ni,d n Eir fani aGks out I'm
fthe front gof t1iair bls & ptns tree house.
ava dow1% int the deep Inc sfote ~, wa 7.
sinR Sto heir the scfeain aot. tie brave
eag Is way up Iii tho af1is n Tho brought
tho dear title hoIne' 1.-THE were ei'
as shed TO gree 81 white y pi z .
came nearer 7 and 1Aift. I,fackerj lack sny
tEvaa III great :w u lbatross, q bird
rarely see riS Vi tho tes Slowly
he sailed down. and shsn he reaehed a the
Eround, he rested on he " thick carlpe ~
|bof ptne needles In the 'front.' offSa fne
as r. e. exAaasss n
|Sonre make N know n $lil 81 srra nd to Mrss
Crack erdack. hit II ID lng while Us
L I'd u III Il food and rink oh dear
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sn,ent. 1 don't Ink he has ever had snen
ia pretty thins before sS. VI, 3, !.
you should give To- him Mn III t b.
name of the snytor Jesus accept ,; az
little fferlng as II really placed
lin. his hand. MN 81
ould lle,'..,S asked Grace.
sEss,,,' said her mother
1os Grace went to the winao Whens
Is haHs 90 was ana broke She pu FL on
hsrscluak and cap and wal q along, her ne
heart fulla OF love s.
sle got II the lit tie lame hey
sy,i "a. sleS Knocked lat the lis lt!s
SLIME boy me to q AdgeF.
ma Grace asked b ov he Wa and Stho
said Just about the aS same 3D.,
she gave jta rose ITO lie q dne
shis4 eyes ed tears ana
MI III her for the pref rose. but his
not tars ii, anked al her 4 or tbs rose
TEIEL fWILLSON.9
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3 Al 4. ~ !. !; Ga

@ !. Wiz .if s$$fs
Golden md red trees @ 3 NJ
Nod to the Ioft breeze, .595s Is55a3
y hispsrs, ter lie near. aSS;
And the brown nuts fall ifS
SAti the wind loud cal Il al NJ d
ForSthis is tfas tall 81 tiie yea
Nowsst he days grow col d Ss:ss "a
And I he year groNs oil II.
he me 6Pfs alres oWn48 and scar
Brave robin red l,reast q
IIaA6 gone from his mast
For I'll faal the ca AZ
81 Il. ri II II Ia
Al do 80 III
SAtttheS cloABG OF TIL = y. &.
mat IS. slli dren sts ssS deSSS y;
te "a 4; t5 i,, 4egfs,
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5i]IIoIE's8.5:H !; |.

me hi III orrid old
.yo, and 1nevsr tend e fspsaA NJ so'a
Eyes, mined in u snehs.
either, lf Susie q &,
apnor@ littlo Mary stood prose1ranlaA
Il, list enlrg ori
u t;.,isrrs WHO heaIet
nsstl1eir childish svocab Upon 2 .sA
N, "a i,se &c this sud den outblrst origl7
~ ted IN susie s and Berenice ina glnlaE
ttions, when they believed tina t poor MAR
shai cheat led in a game OF mar D las's
bout this time anot Their e hara1cclter ap-
nea red upon the scene. nj III
s p"say girls called out Joe from the
opposite side Of the alingB. ~ hal td g
YOU think: We lost my ttlest$ cnlcKei "
5ASlarge black hen, .,.5, /.
g"Huh!", snuffed Susie cornfufiy, VIVA 9
do you suppose IS care about yosf , s.
chickens "A siS &,
ITwl sha you DIDN'T have Al SINGLE one, '
I exclaimed Bsrence angrily n s;SS
vii h her eEer-read sympatlhy,
oh. joe you Ion, I M can 40
sorry: h Come tn lpok for ller. tes, ii
y Ana sof III stls1y ran, n and nd
s;S years Anye elapsed nd the threa girls.
st3,oa n, M al Al hanged Itwardly by eil,,-
ION and ad ton, are I'LL ~
the same In ;reali ty. Sas s3E
They sgat hered a y Susle's house
Ito disauss co min hall
nd n 81 rls, do .ou know nat y %
Will be there. has finished h,s
course at the Uni b and bis father
has made hints az money, and IA mean
4to set il cap for finished Bere-
nice. A e 3f3 N. ~
es and ~ &, (, piled Susie,
he's as he used ~
he, ii know III shall love him, Il sSSsS i4
H Mary; stood close q By Sslls tlyS III tenin s
ato their sceas ess oh tter, and wonders
ingSi If Joe renlentbe red her. 81 as
Az tell yon " that, girls, y aid Bs enlce,
,Iet's:- make a bargain 4 hat the one he
asks for the first "a nee wi be the one
he kes best. ''ss #
greed Y cried susie ri, BIZ
Mary merely splt Med. e iS$ 81 ls
a The eyentfQl eyenlllg at last arrived rl 'tl
and all three were In U a fllltter ,ot ssx.
lon as they gathered In. the ball
room. i4 y Ssl tfSs
.oh, susle! exclaimed Beren!ce, "yon-
der he ia s Nv. know y must be. and
he's coming this WAY, top T. VS. ssS
II AS a ] oe approac led IL the three girls he
wondered II they were $as they used sto
be, III ss3 iil4} sSs il
4. ,.AIethinks 4 SEQ the same hind y bear,
In 5Maryis fsof gray 4eS ~ as In the days
OF yore.,' he unused, and AS he paused
before them he made a liant bow, aild
asked Miss Mary for n he piles sure Of athe
first dance. 4 IN Y. 4: al "a u
And as they. gent ted away Il saelaT
ed 10 hear, rs though wa ftsd y ek ION
the mystic strains OF he wal a, III IN sweet
voice AJAX, DO you rem einbe "A lie hen,
Joe y. II a,
I1sTEI ia ilNL,EG II nj ID. /.
AN yynyerly, Ma. n
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THE EVENING BILL S.

.Thosa evening bells, those evening bells,
How many a tale YtbeirS music 4 ellis.
.Of Sopt Oh and hons and ~ rive cline,
WheniI last Heard theil soothin chime
iphosa pleasant hours have passed AWAY,
IN III Aid many n heart that then wa q gay,
Within the tomb now A darby dWells,
$e And hears no moro those evening bells.
And so at VIII be when I am gone, sl.
ifEhat tlnloful peal s,Yill ssh rims on
When otlserE hards shall @plk these delis
4 IaI nd ! siEg your pI1 isp, sweet eNet,iig
bela, ,..s II: "A u
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u LETTER WRITTEN sa5
d llS94 3IN# HASTE

mn i, V " Ii 553
ssyfs osfatt,er.s brother. Of friend
s1sntfh one Gould tell Just thons
81 oiI SPED the brig faced fellow.
check urd brow II gil N, si XIII
Ana eyes that look ed Eas happy, " X III
IS 1,d5 bright as the swl liter snow. "A u
5 e III II Nj 5ss3
soon the letter-box heg eached,
l And tlns dropped The Il tie ter, 81 M
And III seemed, d. lie turned TO 60 gairt, u
~ ~ 4 vnIiS vas 70 mother,
ssjtrn nan. M }ld nda a1id sweet IS 5;@
A "a itIsaid 'fifs1iin.t1 tSInistakon). s8t Nj.
M III wo,d sn5 fow ana Heat :3S XII }
NH I'll SbeA home 4 o.1r, GRO ", mother,
ma III gthoi depot an W. IL must meet I'm
sro,,r am, ity ia 5han been q vay for many
ma III INV III ~ ear, S rs I'll
And IL n III d AZ lno Rhlls writing
Il Nave ave eau 4. tos shed 1T Il AZ. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

Santa CLAUS .
IN d & HIS. WO)RlKs,.Ss

w s4ha top 81 the Aarth Will ch they SAY
the North Pole 8, Y, u al IL, s.
us where santa CT aus ~ s. =
Ana the tie Ice ana the Sc thick hicks On,
the ground e !. !,
The sun cannot melt them the v noe y eas
$f round. END 3s5 S4s Ri !,
g fur from his head e
n toes, Z, q. = =, Il, z s, ~
hut saseis ABOUT NTH q heart ful Of joy
All shappys al Shetwere only q. boy
r.3 "; g me roses, tls eyes are 81
sssass s'thats shlner out Ger head IN the
Ana thy a. teo az the the
Ana sssa s Us Santa Claus
1eS neye lie. * I, IN
And even in q reairi at bis $laRors WIS
And al chs nisht q
il and PLANNING, deer s ehilsE
drep, for Joy. f:a}ss
ise S gpey! every GER NE ne
'tahass. tAers ts. @alf around 4
ne sses,, s much urther than any en-
10 peeps 4 ht9 houses whose 8 oors aPe
1Is lg }5s M, tbE1ps tfe palafs and e'Ss
d "a sl zes 4 oIl oitiss and
1is i as otb
1e knows where. the good ehld rem lIy 81
rI z, ,1y,a x;ha t1e ga boys and girls
And writes d owz, heir nam a 8on q PAGE
n books sliss si,s keeps Son HI, lIbras
S shelves. 8s 81 i2ss a 3s
E s;ss little ohlld rsn' ths tentls and
The prettlest presents and toys are , &C.
And When hen: mas comes round as At does
,rls s ssssa ID sa santa Claus then VA
E1zi. Workshop III Oh such dspfut
with heaps .ot say satins enc ribbons 4p7 apa
WITH House. epd furniture dishes 's'S
AN iss ana bangles and az ~ sorts
are horses hat gallop ana dol't les
Ana :sss taa pfstty ae'l eabis.
There guns and marbles ana IS tops s
And thu s M Mi ana truHpess tpst make
There Y " S sor sll seasons IRE bass
Ana f eaak .xhIsls n selae yAt' n
And Tia 'skates .Sapd the aleds, too
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

roeId 90 tef miles without stopping The
maj, srid: II co,ilc en-, 4 use suclt g horse
i,ertl,isc Il only live tasht miles In the
country and & would not like to walk
back two miles, ~ A. Il, VA n. ].
81 "a. man snnt iilto n CID thing store, ana
tried on coat and svest. Wblle the ma
ltat, 81, { t,f tie store. policeman catne
nv and pulled hts guii. The man called &c
\ oiit excitedly: Shoot him in the pants;
the coat and vest is mine hin 4 Il y
3 @ Selected BY BENIN rE COR14Afa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

sbvcr Is Mr., phipps;s sfot. Their ilnnsfsi
The Big boys pitt Il bench ifi fro " 0f ting
windows md stood Il ron es Of a'g ys
front fr 81 taeSdoofs so' wist, they
pIsf s Glsslt sa aasa Mil ssna
fotir horses for gpn- load n b q STICK
3 ss'lfhs S Ssn s sxasses
oil ch4l hey had PLACED " to y z, i.s
liidawouldtlt aay she p IS
feseor told the IA Mlss.
setit l' outs forS u ckots ana buckets ttal
candy Ne hs nv ghssdi at III th !,
boys aid pretended he wou idn,t b. tf S.l.,y
And lIa tissated ench Dfe TO fa geti'ear;ot'nuss
But Rob NV vas ont ~ ste yard clas 4.
Mi Beftl,astoid III tsf1 sta4a Rob Roys
candy so she dti ana Wien z. I, w @
i,S,''s g aS sss sa tiree s!aoR '
and ono goose Mama sHoN.es9
hos count, and les,l g asssss u
slisssd f. sotSs,es sn , ma
al I'LL iss'Usi Ss an,al
mama told him To not was all
ss'iIels
& Will, I'VE conld boS ti,ere. too.
Much love- to i g INES Mssn. Il
hope you ~ ,.s,l, I, y. ays.
u LN3lYI.H3l1g ktfky
/ Is 81 IS 1tidape dence.
Dear Mr. einias aH d n q " g, I.
& SIS ter dress up to 30 fD M spenceers
taken 9n1 nt,t
8it ,faihedy US sis couidnlt tstie VII
Send 30 TIC xlI 2.
tho prize winners, us SO on EAs ME- bpen..
Scara can ut for herr sist ~ ~ proud
asf n hoPs M So. sssii eve
!se haa tassd 0t se hs s
ioT s sa Ssys igY S s
sants ifheGf1ad seen how n M \. nssa1gf w
mar " shHd, but " eTe glada ha
sdidn' Hope YOU "a 1hga.
ipeEotia1 New ear. deserve t9S 49, ~
st f ss l' .fha sG1 fSs
sVEe1aii love u Il Good bye.
.sS'' ~ IN ROB ROY ERHUDY.
N Il Inde pen der,ce, y go
IA ichiIlond.. ava a.. !.
Speor sr1 e. s you shis l.tle rhyme
forl the Chldrens age. n &, ].
ike t a to j { i the IS
INC a. bad ge q II
ovrs truly truly K1rsrY .ft SMART III 81
Pllkinton, ~.
0 'l,1ishSto join t1a q X d c.sSs c.4 cub
Hi send my ysine Please PUP I
81 ,sss !. 1 NM 81 Ris s sSead,
e. J, ~ pi1 'sr ts Rea.,I
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MlEIRF /
81 B y GOD ( I. \ \
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r11E sH KEEPElR|; ; TOYS 50 Is,


[. co,,, INV sdears and buy fEonl
ala IS ootor spot 70 ildren Tires
10 ve and Gil sh'ass
n y Ice, Vi "
ma \ also some Chinese rice;
our panpie taxe y 4,
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if IN n Eui \ that you can play
st DONE. i,ry please g say
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CONC come IN, i "a peep
At hssa n 4 81.
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Entirely Nome ognlnit t;aall.

,pont tell me that thEtss 1n !, y c On ".
3 nM4Syy nsm "A Nus i bof thlriesnth
tlse ampnth, and Henry a!,d were mar n,
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lucky number, rs my 'usRa ~ ST ''
sy a1h ylsltor glanced at Mr. isnpee hns
hs later nieFal aNsers a M Sss,RVs
on reidiug liis news .'ts4
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byBOn

All H. nv IN farmer 81 aiis
tabia VA. 1set for ", AND the menu COM
ssted nf one d ~ petat ems tsF
s nonni cabbage one i1'p pound chtcx Va,
ole B-pollid turnip. one polinh 0nsS.
and three pies made from W.
apple. ~ Slgsl 'is ias Sis vi \ 8S
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WHAT THE nc KS SAID.

The lobby Horse 4aId,
As he shook hts & head: d ~
Tits a. Iona, & long way to 20, 1t II
Der the WI lite II l1Nss 3 555 4. ~ n
Foam and mus rape, ~ b;
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And away, ON 1,a 10, 81 III
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the little hoy 81 Isl .f5 III
"a call beat ySLway thropgh snow, III
Away AWAY sti III I'm out q breath,
no the Mite boy who NH beat me to-
death ~ 's "a 4 II Va ~
AMI the roy DOL iH4id, a Fl & 5s
Az her gold -nro owned head n III
ssls9pa syer. the gWlntgy snow 81 FL
ssss1IQ j he Ito gil, y !,
OF he golden curl, Il. \, Il NJ K II NJ
EInsa f1iry coach Ill GO RI
far i'll IN Out d ;bgqat f. III N
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5s death VI St s
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VIA TINT way lin lefl.
| And they treat sou all so bad.
IA tell YOU IL ois n 3 a MIA N iSa$ Il 5t
That there'll be n row, N u IA
And IN hey il wish they ne YER had 3yS Il
slsorSI nj pack them all IN my trunk, sou
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ma look &, and throw away the kew,
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No II 5l77 ~, lin Street Bic laoIal,
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livery man told him IN had p \ logsei ty,Ay
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5ALPHABET RHYME q

"A, 3, "a and D, ~
Pray,s ma es gree
and Ell. III u tS
Vel, sog ~ aoe.
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ri lay: let us SO .s;
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III not guard or DIE S5l i.S8iS
Sands cetera, IN
Go to sch DOL ut comma nd. n I
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