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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
To bridge Mstsnsss RIvsr.

81. Augustine. Fa-. Nay 5.--suTey
ors are al work surveying for the
crossing OF another bridge on the Ma
tSRHas river which gill connect thiI
city Eith Anasttasia island. Albert
LA~is. the well known milliOaaire.
who is interested In the development
o. this city. Mil build this bridge.
Which will have a steel draw COssd
r. Butler Is The engineer in charge.
and The work will b. pushed with ell
possible haste This bridge win bs
the second spanning the river men
toned and vii Whcn completed. a.
10 va clFcu., foT traye, 20 sad from the
iAland and Moa',us PolEi. a dis,hnos
Of RsAfiy IS miz.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04

side. he ran south In Wabash aven
ne before he fell The crowd. thor
oughy enraged At the action Of III,
negro men quickly closed In upon tn,
nonuniou!stS and beat them thorough
U A police call vas sent In. and 4
policemen under Inspector Patrick J
LAWN. hurried to the scene aud dis
pCred the crowd With vlgor
Schultz Was taken to = hospital Car
ter Was arrested
The bullet struck one OF Schultr''
ribs. tie viii recover
The shooting caused much excite
ment at the Auditorium. The women
became hNsterica and rushed bach
into the hotel.
For time all trafiic On Wabash av
cnur cable and the Indiana avenue
electric lines VAS az standstin.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
COLLEGE or BISHOPS MEET.
IishoEs Of Methodist Episcopal Church
south In Session.

Nashville. Tenn, May a--The col
l,sv Of bishop, 90 The Methodist Ep,s
copai church, South. l. N annual scs.
sion in this city, VITA The ioilowins
bishops present
Rev \ " wilson, ~ Baltimore.
chairman Rev " W Duncan, ot
SpartanhurE, ; G.; Re, G. II Gal
loway, Of jackson. Miss. Rev r Il
Hendricks. uf Kansas CITY; Rev J y
Krick, 81 sherman, TIA, Rev, " \.
Gambler, OF Atlanta secretary OF tbr
college; Rev u G. Morrison, Of New
orleans, aud Rev T., T. lluss. ~ bal
las, Tex. Bishop Coke Smith at Not.
folk. Va. Is IN the city hut IN slck NJ,
the home Of Or W D. Tulru, ot Van.
dcrblt university
The meeting IL devoted TO n review
~ the work done during the past year.
reports being made showing thai the
work 81 the church had been surccEA.
fully carrier on during the twelve
months past
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
oolNes OF RUSSIAN ARMY.
csnersl Lineviteh Continues to Rsor
nanize His Forces.

Gunshu Pass. MauchuriS. May "A
touching incident occurred during the
Easter celebration here. After the
morning service all the troops In the
region around headquarters we're
drawn up IN line before General Line.
yitch's tent and the commnnder-ln.
chief came out. greeted the troops and
md passed down he line saluting
each and every so,Jicr with a kiss. All
the men were much moved and many
OF The old. gray leader
General Lincyitch continues encr.
g.tically the reorganization Of the Va
nous departments OF the armies.
stan Captain Shubersky wlp was
returned here after making a recon.
naisSance on the Monaghan frontier
reports that thousands OF Chinese ban
dts under Japanese leaders are NOV
Ing beyond the border.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04

Nsoo. Tea. MAJ t-cbjsf Howard
~ ths fntoanoipgisi Bafsaa. aepar
meat o. agriculture ~ washinE tou
hAs bees sOiifsd Of ne aiseoVsfy IL
Pals e0ahiy, TsHaA u a pseuliaf boz
Shiek Il assifoyinE ths bon ,sSsyiI
Ths insees vas ioaadsoa tAs yiAalAiion
~ ] r Davis, - waco. n b sxpectsd
tANi aiF HowsFa silI ssa4 "a sHparr
hsFs % classify ths bag ana aFFsnSe
~ ita bscpaEsflaa n " b fguad -
fesifaetivs 70 ths vssxE - rspoFts4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04

ilanfsrH.' "A Nay 4-FlVs a.,
Eusbffs att 4r.-rs 81 tao tgHtA eel
ueaf haks Greco. Ala ~ ths Ns~
Y0rs AlAssma Ou eODpaaI. IL sesflns
ne b'slasaa sofid shFs wtlh ssthasi
asm is0s y = i-vttas $40 osher
pfoesissHi bssiness iss1sss anc afraa.
lssTv ssY thai ia ga aeias IL sac
go ooaniT HN sDon msks HBafatiIIs
oss ~ 10 afsss, sestbefa esies
FFaaesisss hass bser sesaFee ~ pips
ne sas ~ fiasiEFnis where q 80 b.
uae1 fos stea1. hesfing an6 nsAtIna
Dsfppsss. GensFaa D. T. Whhisu =
ssusfAl msasEfr ~ ~ eempang.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
YACHT MAYFLowER MISSING.
No word from Pleasure Party whler
Left Pen Zee Weeks ACE.

Mes Iurk. MAy g--with eight ~
ten persons abDari. the 1Aeht May
nOrcf IL sald 10 b. missing g. b.
aid the yarht !s that which onrr
succssafuIly offended the Amsuca's
cup 10 1886. and fscehtiy had b.cn
htted 9Th an aaSii'AFy snEiHo
Mrs. y " Barker. sh0 Vgfchassd
tho MaynOWsr 9niy q fee seek sEo
invited a parry 90 Three 10 accompany
Der SUNDAY % ~ TIE boat Thsts
ssrs four msn Ia the cFsE. ~
onfss wAs iskrn ~ the sEcurs0blsis
is n0t kH0~h. bat ~ Eofd hAs isosh
received trum ihsm n1r has the boat
pat 10 anJ asAfbI aheh0fAEs ~ fAf
as Chn b. .carutl No DfDsisiO
ssrc carried foS 'he soJaEs and D.
sas intsb,ifd treoTdiHg 90 rrlaiioas
~ thusa 90 bssFi. 20 thks onlJ .
shoft a. ASDu' thn kaTtOf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
MoRMoNs DOMINATE POLITICS
Gays Former Unitsd States Senator
Cannon. Of Utah.

New York. May S.--Former United
States Senator Frank }. Cannon. OF
Utah, has addressed meeting here
under the auspices Of the inter-denom.
uatlOua! council Of women. he rc
peatOd his recent declarations 10 the
eject that the Mormons seek TO DOM.
nate politics In Utah, Idaho and Wy
1ning and that they have also great
pOS,r in Colorado Theo. r Shra
der, Of Utah, spuk, along Elm lar lines.
Resolutions were adopted which pro
vide.
That c0mu.'tce OF citizens OF
New York city and n".gb1uuHg cities
De appointed 90 correspond and coop
operate wish the loyal Americans OF
Utah end that q, Is TO the unanimou,
sense g this meeting that In view OF
the evidence brought ont before the
senate committee. senator Reed
Smoot -,al, be expelled from the sen
ate Of o." United states
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
CANADIAN BOUNDARY SURVEY.
Surveyors viii start This important
Work IN 4 Few Gays.

Victoria. q G.. May The Cana.
dian boundary survey party which o.
20 del.noa'' the boundary a. EtHG,1
In the Alaskan boundary award vii
leave for the north Ou Thursday land
ing al N" head ~ navigation Op Por
land canal aud woriing thence north
,as' and north. oi.oWIE ihe line.
The surveyor al. use tr.aBgu.at.O
aud astronomy 90 dcmark the line and
will cut a aide trail series 81
monuments all b. built On m0un
tain peaks monuments thiuy inches
high will be built 81 aluminium brOnSs
drilled into IN. solid rock Al river
crossings and IN valleys large monu
m@Efs MI! be- built set Ia cem.n.
foundations Mr. SOreon and Atsa
isnt Hair. of the Americas survey par.
q. all ACCOMPANY TIE Canadian par
y similar pAr.e, wiil begin Nofs
In TN ChilLat district
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
CLOSING ARGUMENTS
IN PATTERSON CASE
Famous Trial Coming To An
End In New York.
WOMEN REFUSED ApMlrTANcE

Prosecutor Rand Makes the conelud-
ing speech for the stAts--For the
Third Time Her Fate in the BaI.
anes.
New York. May Allowed by tho
scene Of yesterday when " became n &C.
cssary TOT u court OffiCer To request
several women ~ leave the court
rUuin. Recorder Con today directed
tha, only those having direct intCg'
cat In the case be- permitted 10 be-
present during the closing hours Of the
trial Of Nan Patterson.
10 carry cut tho recorders order tho
force at objects on duty In the Grim.
lnal count building Vas greatly IA
creased. Prospective spectators began
Ia gather around the building early la
the day Among them we're many
Women some OF them Who had followed
the trial from the time The hust Ni,.
ness was put On the stand To-day.
however they were not permitted SyVn
to approach the outer court to The
court room. Only those able to prove
their right To cutor or who had friends
among the court officials OF attorneys.
entered the court room. Every sea,
Was taken, however, when tie proceed.
ings began
A. s01n "a the prisoner had been
brought 10 Recorder Goa ordered that
the dUun ct the court room be locked
and that no one be peruittcd TO enter
~ leave before The recess tot lunch.
con.
iu bcEInnins his cioslug argument
ior The state assistant Distrlct Alter
ncy Rand said
This ,ual has been a hard expert
cncc fUt you. but | venture To Aay Il 10
che that sou will not loOk back to
Win pgrut would be- uuEratpful.
too. 10 had not also Tsade nay &C,
knowlrdgmeht ga the learned court. aud
% would %. ungenCrous ~ me foundly
a. ! was Hbusod yesterday a. your
faces u took ofYCnae III what the
cuunsri on the othCr side, In sHigsn
Cirs of lost aud rotten cause. waA
compelled To- aay he accused ne VI
every crime on the calendar and pot
ne on trial ~ this bar Tor high crimes
committed o. a public ofhcsf Ne todd
you that I thirsird Tor blood. aud had
bounded Ms saith, Jou observed nay
examination ~ Mrs Smith Dtd I ask
her 40 imp1Iite question: Did / not
treat here throughout a. a LADY,
sOuid not make HiJsrlf an lsaue here
n ! had hOi been lnltcted ~ an ~
sue ia the case by tbs defendants
roansol u h. not els laSaa 81 eli. I
mlgh' be- ell that levy said IN ths
rhaEfln ~ 9 lDst eauas aud Il ~
nO' affect ihis question want abd
must have ,yosf eOnaasnes n could
svay the judgment ~ m0h and paint
The fSir face Of truth Nth a swss,
cosmetic. JOu wOad ho, llstsa 10 q
y ord from me. ~ Coald do thsss thtaGz
here would be bat oas place fOr me-.
aud that would bs ~ thk womAha
side q ~ object ~ sOutsmH"
CoaiiAHiBE. Mf hand said.
~Bsos Shsh has Levy the right o.
tsii ms O. b. q ssHtismAAy he swOss
70 ne % bring the blush 10 hfs
Young's ipes 20 answer bis questions
Have ! tried "a dag this defendant
ihfOugh the mlfs and covering her
With stsnet asked 700 ~ eOHviet'
Have I ~ tlhaisa bsF vlth the Vt.
ufOst csnnidsfafLoa bat levy vsll
ssoss that he had Ia pig bat osa
lafDr 10 he eide. ublls { mHat coo.
vince Yos al
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
Rsns,-s lie N State.

Riehmond. Va. NAy =, has been
decided tha, Ceheral F'thagn Lse .
funeral shal take place a. p. m
THURSDAY. frorn s. PsuTt Episoos's
ehurrh. Bisiop A ~ RaIdoiph 81.
csnanct The services. LeutenAHf Go
Mason Lee Wil arrive here froca sar
Franrisno Tomorrow Aga Ar ID
Rsnae eFOEe visited ths cry hal
mkrre me rsmaina ls n stata
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
HEARING IN CHADWICK CASE.
The Court Has Named Bond But she
Has Not Made u.

Cincinnati. May 3.--The motion Of
District AtoGcy srllivan. Of CleVc
land, asking that The United states
circuit court Of appeals advance the
bearing 81 the ca. ~ Mas Cassie l.
Chadwick as, s,t for hearing before
the court today ln his motion Nj
sullivan arru'd that unless the case
h heard before ,br fall term ~ court
Justice a,,l suffer Though her coun.
sci Judge Wing Mrs ChadW.ck sumr
time aEp 0ItaIu-d from the Iuiird
states court 81 appeals . delay Of srn
t"urr o. q result ~ which Wlil not be-
considered ~ having commenced 10
serve hrr term Of tru years ln tho
Oiii0 pcnitenrhD until sfief the crfur
dccisison shall have bern handed
dovh The court gives pcfmlsslou ior
hrf to give bail. boz sbs has not yo'
taken advantage 80 that psfmissioa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04

Montgomery. IA May 1--Com
uAu6ef ThonAs " O~en. % TIE AIA
hama dlvlsior. sons % Confedera's
Veterans. hss app.oinfeG Mis. Csthsf
he Js,ks. dsugtisr 81 the governor
sponsor. and Misses Annis Mad
Daws0n - Montgomery. and trsns
MAID Ciser~ o. Ensisy. nises - Leu
,snsn, Govsruos CgnninghAnn. nsifs
% honof.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
Jsps Bonds Sell at a Premium.

Toxic, May 3.-The tabulations OF
the subscriptions to the nth loan OF
;j0o0O, 0oo have not yet been cOmplct
cd, but there are indications that the
entire list has been placed at a pre-
MUM. II is evident that some of the
Subscriptions were temporary l.Ith.
holding their otfcrs In order 10 obtai
part oil the loan at the best possible
rate. The nifty million dollars sub
scribed yesterday was largely az a
pr, MUM and the majority OF the sub
Scribers were from the smaller iuvcs.
tone aud capitalists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
SITUATION CRITICAL
IN POLAND RUSSIA
Women and Children Victims
Soldiers Weapons.
COMPEL woRKMEN TO STRIKE
Congregation OF a Church Was At.
tackled in the Holy Place for Sing
ing Patriotic Songs by the Troops.
$4,000 Strikers at LODI.


Warsaw, Russian Poland May q
Noon.-The city is apparently out.
wardly quiet this morning, but the sit.
uation Is none the less grave. Work.
men are going from factory to factory
compelling their comrades TO strike
and the probability of further con
flicts arouses the keenest apprehen-
sion. The bodies OF the thirty.odd
persons killed by the troops on Zela.
sena street yesterday are still lying
in the mOrgues awaiting identified
ton. The ten wounded who were tab.
en- to hospitals died of their wounds.
During the encounter on Jerusalem
street the troops not only fired a vo'.
ley but used the butts of their rifles
and their bayOnets and swords
Many women and children had their
heads and limbs broken. Some OF
the injuries were OF terrible nature
and there were cases where the sol
diers entered the court yards of
houses and attacked those hiding
there.
When the troops fired after thc
bomb was thrown near the Vienna
railroad station four persons were kill-
ed and seven were wounded All the
windows In the ncghborhood were
shattered. Today the scene of last
nights bomb explosion is attracting
immense crowds.
AT KAlisz, during a service In "A
church yesterday the congregation be-.
gan singing patriotic songs whereup.
on soldiers and police entered the
building and attacked the people,
wounding many Of them. A free
fight ensued during which weapons
were wrested from the police, shots
were exchanged and stones were
hurled. a Dragon, a woman and a
man were killed inside the church A
squadron OF cavalry was summoned
and dispersed the crowds. The church
was closed for reconstruction
The strikers at LODI now number
5000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04

ST. Petersburg. May 3.-The oficial
Bomb Explosion at St. Petersburg.
account OF the bomb explosion here al
6 o'clock yesterday morning drolly a.,
tributes 10 70 experiments In chemistry,
but n Is undoubtedly Was one % those
accidents now of such frequent occur.
renee. caused by terrorists loading
bombs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04

Cisnuoos SFrigs coo MAJ a.
storm rAG-t-tg r.Ehi - CAMP Rooss
vsit aua ;be srz'hsf totsJ ga thrsaf
safnE Ths mnsty rusft msfs q hnsi
Impossible az sr.ayrd The uao,,EE %
~ Gasp tark 20 ~ easi afTstr efsFa
a. ssn a. s-~rs,aFJ LOsss sepausss
SO th.B city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-04
General Strike Ordered.

Warsaw. May 2.--4:5O p m.-The
committee OF the Social Democratic
party OF Poland and Llthunia has n.
sued a manifesto proclaiming a gener.
al strike and callfag out all the work
men Immediately In consequence Of
yesterdays bloOdshed
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-07-06

Since the filing of Mrs.
Woods petition in the Monona-
Harrison ditch case there has
been a search made to find out
how complete the service of
notice to all parties in the Har-
rison-P ottawattamie ditch pro-
ceeding. Some cases have been
found where waivers of notice
have been signed by others
than the owners or occupants
of land, presumably by the de-
sire of the owner or occupant,
yet, that, it is held by some well
posted, that does not make good
waiver. It is also held by some
lawyers that the lack of notice
merely releases the land from
tax for benefits and does not
invalidate the proceedings
where notice has been properly
given. There appears to be
many kinks in the law to pre-
vent the drainage of the bot
toms, but they will be drained
just the same. Observer.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-07-06
ONE CERTAINTY
Ssme Missouri Valley People
Fully Realize Ii Now

When the back aches from
kidney ills, when urinary
troubles annoy you, there's a
certain way to be cured. Doan's
Kidney Pills will do it. Mis-
souri, Valley people endorse
this claim:
w. A. Donahue, painter and
paper hanger Of SlS Michigan
street, says: "Li1le the major
ity of men who follow my call
ing | have been annoyed at
different times with kidney
complaint, beginning some
eight years ago with slight
pain in my back which increased
until it became decidedly an
noying. If the inhaling of the
ingredients used in my occupa-
ton was not the primary cause
of the trouble it at least aggra-
waited it when the attacks were
in the virulent stage. | noticed
latterly that in damp or wet
weather | suffered considerable
and to stoop or straighten often
caused such excruciating pain
across the loins | thought my
back was breaking in two. |
never quit work but | felt many
a time like it in spite of all the
remedies used. Doan's Kid
ney Pills procured at G. S. Os-
borne's drug store were the
last preparation | tried. They
commenced to regulate the
kidney secretions and by the
time they were brought to a
normal action the backaclle
ceased"
For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the Uuited States. Re-
member the name Doan's and
take no other.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-07-06
Institution Closes.

After two weeks of success
full work the institute will close
Saturday. The county super
intendent is we'll satisfied with
the work done and is pleased
at the interest taken by the
outsiders who have visited the
institution. The visitors as
we'll as the attendants at the
institution have been very en-
thusiastic over the course in
manual training which is in
charge of j. H. Beveridge, of
Mo. Valley. The work has at
tracted much attention, part
icularly because it is done from
the first week to the last in
high school. Mr.. Beveridge is
an enthusiastic worker and has
excited quite an interest in
this work, especially in the
carving and work done with
tools in the high school, and it
is hoped we will soon be able to
see specimens from our own
schools, as it would be a good
thing if we could take up this
work Systematically. The Cher
okee Times.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-07-06

The large tent was filled and,
although the weather was a lit
tie threatening a part of the
day, yet it did not prevent the
farmers from coming in large
numbers.
Mr.. Deshler and Hugh Cook
are the proprietors of a stand
called the "Den" at the Chau-
tauqua grounds, where you can
purchase anything that you
want in the eating line"
Elliott & Harvey opened their
stand at the grounds this morn
ing, where they will be pleased
to see their friends.
Everyone is cordially invited
to go to the grounds and get a
good square meal at the NJ. E.
ladies dining hall.
One of the pleasing incidents
of the Bryan meeting at the
Chautauqua this afternoon was
the presentation of an elegant
boquet to Mr.. Bryan by little
Miss Helen Fensler. daughter
lof Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Fensler,
as he took his seat on the plat
form.
The Dixie Jubilee Singers
will be with the Chautauqua
two days longer. Their many
friends will be glad to hear
this as they are fine singers and
have become general, favorites
during their stay here.
Large crowds from Monda-
min, Modale, Logan, Woodbine
and Dunlap attended the Chau-
tauqua today to hear w. j.
Bryan.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-07-06
Gov. Folk.

Those were bold and noble
words spoken by Gov. Joseph
Folk, of Missouri, at the Chau-
tauqua in this city, in which he
said: "All laws and the statute
book must be obeyed if good, if
bad repeal them, and it is the
duty of every American citizen
to assist in the enforcement Of
the law" This proposition is
now up to Gov. Folk; he is the
man who was elected to the ex.
allied position of executive of
the great State of Missouri on
aplatform pledging the enforce
ment of the law, declaring all
law can be enforced. It is re-
ported that on Sunday last ev-
cry saloon, beer-garden, or 9TH
er public place where drinking
may be done, in st. Louis coun-
ty, Mo-, was wide open and did
a very large business. What
will Gov. Folk do aboutit? That
Iis the question. That he has
already done wonders is true,
and if the people of Missouri
will stand by him he will gain a
glorious victory for law and Or
der.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-07-06
Saturday, July 4

w. A. Smith had the self I'm
ders at work in his wheat fields
yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Jennings and
daughter Maggie left for Chad
ron, Neb., this afternoon for a
visit with friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Turner, at their home in st.
Paul yesterday a son. Mrs.
Turner was formerly Miss May
me Camp, of this city. The
son has been named Fred after
his uncle Fred Sims of this
city and there is rejoicing in
the Boner and Sims families.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-07-06
A Ride Is the Country.

Last evening just at the close
of day, Mr.. and M Edge
combe called in their large and
handsomely built Automobile,
and invited us, with Mrs. c. G..
Lahman, to take a ride. We
accepted the kind invitation,
and taking a seat in the auto,
we were soon going, as on the
wind of the morning through
the streets of the city, and then
north, stopping at the beautiful
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lee
Grow, north of the city. This
country home shows what time,
money, and industry can do. 1t
is located on the east side of
the public highway, on the hill
side, surrounded on the north
and south sides by high hills,
shaded by native shade trees
and creeping vine. The house
lis a NOODLE of architecture and
convenience, containing parlor,
setting room, bedrooms, kitchen
and closets, porches on south
and west; in the yard is a we'll
| of pure clear cold water, and
| lust back of that is an under
ground, or rather a side-hill cell
lar, all surrounded with a wire
fence, which Mr.. LeGrow sent
to Pennsylvany for. Looking
west you see the Missousi Bot
tom, twelve miles wide, being
the richest land in the world.
Back of the house extending up
the cove, is located the barns,
cattle lots, hog pens, in which
the hogs are too fat to grunt,
chicken house and yard, reser-
voir, and dog house, every de-
partment complete. The walk
from the road to the house is of
cement. The yard is full of ev-
ergreens, rose bushes and flow
ers, and the garden nearby is
we'll stocked with vegetables of
all kinds, and altogether this
is one of the most delightful
homes in the west, and the pro-
prietors enjoy it and are happy,
and never sing:
81 would not live always,
ask not to stay"
May they live long to enjoy
the fruit of their labor is the
wish of D. M. H.
Tisn't safe to be a day with
out DIR. Thomas Electric Oil
in the house. Never can tell
what moment an accident is go
ing to happen.
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