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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-06
CARSON ASSAY OFFICE.

Assays and Analyses on ores OF
every Description
SAMPLES sent by mail promptly tested
Prices sent on Application.
r. A. MERRiMAN,
Assayer and Analyst.
. .. q. Box 4s3 Carson City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-06

Lfy pine and pine nut wood can be
found at Petersen & Springmeyer's
Dress suit cases, pajamas, night
robes, underwear and hosiery at the
Emporium.
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WIN. J. clRcE, ~. o.

SAy,iciau and Surgeon. Once and Res
MencO 'The Exchange" once
Hours, : to I p. %.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-06
Taxes.

The assessors oface II open daily.
where taxes will be received. Parties
Interested can act accordingly.
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Or. w. L. BERRY

oniiee and Residence Or.
Auffakers Home
om,o. ,.iours 1 to 3 and J to
8 p. NJ.
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d.. w. II. cAvELL D. .. 8.

Carson City Nevada. ONCE over
State Bank E. Trust Co.
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State Bank & Trust Co.
DR.. N. w. eooDE, D. D. S.
New Bank building Carson City. Nev.
Hours s-12 and is. Phone IS.
AD>-
!. r. HOFER,
AGENT for Fire. Life and Accident
Poicies, Office New Bank Built
ing. Carson City, Nevada.
N3N
JAMES G. SWEENEY,
..ttorney-at-Law Attorney Generals
Office, Capitol Building, Carson
City, Nevada.
--H0H
WIN. WOODBURY..
attorney at Law Office north OF Cap
itol Building, Carson City. Nevada
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-06

DR.. n, w. eooDE, D. D. S.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-06-06

In the Justice Court Of Carson Town.
ship in and Tor the County OF Orms.
by, state Of Nevada. summona.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

RNADYTo SEE KING Hso'yy! AID
clown ia h : al cus One OF "a ad' - calves
made him look al athoug hi he had a. milk
$l4G, x cause the pad ding would not stay
around where the cali ought to be- but
worked around towards his sh " 81
went U to- Mari boro louise h: in H. N ansom
ycab. ana Eall r the way there the d river
KEPT 81 looking do wn y rom 4; the hurricane.
deck. through the scut tlef hole, to see
were there yet, and /, 1a must hayo liked
With other cab drivers In IA Ism language!
Nabout, us, u for every n drive kept along
with :us looked at US and i. ughed az.
Though we were q wild west sho W.s
.gts'ston. the way to tho king denos q
was tall / could do 70 keep dad braced UP
"a "a through the ordeal. q He was brave
enough before we got the stnvi tation.
ana told what he was going 10. say to the =.
king, ana you would 4 think he wasn't
AFRAID Of odys2 but when we got near
ers to the house, ard dad thought OF go
ing up to the throne, and seeing 9 king
Iii all his glory I led 1luIA-
croW u On his head and an ssrH,ne loak
trimmed with red veil and u six-quaslkt
mix pan full of :diamo nds, some ofs them
as big as. a. chunk OK al nm II dad Weakened,
Y ana wanted to i've. the " hole III hing s,lp
and 20 to a mi tlnee. Il but n wouldn't have
III, and told him II \! he. didnt get into
tho klnS row
him right there IN London and start u
business as q Claude Duval llisl.way.-;
man. and hold Up stage coaches and be
hung on Tyb,lEn Tree, as Il used to read
about & ii my history Of s! xteon- String
lack and other En- lsh highwaymen,
/ Dad dIn'tEswant to see the family disgrace
/ Cd, 50 Y he let the Dab man drive on,S
but lie said II We got on & Of this visit
to royalty alive. Il was the last tommy
rot he would sindul So me liz. LEI
II Well, old man; isss Ike having an y
operation for append icitts. you feel bet
ter when you come out from under the
influence Eols the chloro form, Rand the doc
ID tor shows you what hey took out q you,
and you feel that you ARE going TO live
5unless you grow anot her. vernif form APP
\ 81. Central park, and UP to "a building
that was biz as . lot OF exposition build
2ings, and the SER van to took Us In charge
and 4 walked us throu gh long rooms cov-
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he picked her .,,p. II she told him she WIS
not hurt very bad and 80 she thanked the,
kind hearted little boy and her put her
$bask ct on her arm and hid her good bye
The other boys 'laug he'd at him and made
fun OF him. but hes said some day you
will be old ana you vii want someone Sto.
help YOU And the ugl n little boys also
laughed ct him because b, bad az &c.
ragged clothes, but the III tile 4 boy, With
tears In his ayes sal ID :s have no mother
and no father. and II have 10 beg for what
d have got,''6 but he8 said : Some day 4
might be rich Il ana you mi Shit be- poor. l 's
but they only laughed at him., and told HIM
EheF had better 90 home, and az he had no
home to, 90 to. he ilad 3 better go some
where and get out OF their neigh borh ood,$
or they would snowfall h Inn and perhaps
hurt him very bad. tile boy did did
not know how to fgh It'll for he had always
been taught ~; his 4 parents before they
died that he must always DO: pol ite 4 TO!
everyone and TO help I he old and fesble..
But IL viii finish Il telling you what hap..3
pened to- the little boy. It was not very
long inter that this old lady that no had
been % kind to. died. and she LET this
little boy a. fortune, and 80 the III tie boy
bought him new suit Of GIG thes and .ho.
looked as nice as he tile boys that ne.
made fun 81 everyone 4. So he took a wall
and ne passed by the same lit Tia child ren:
that chad treated him SO bad ..fi did not
look anything like they LOOKED s then for
their father had had q mis- ortune and e. !
they had become a. cry pool. md sS they
went ito the little boy, and asked y him %
help them The * Ind hear ted boy helped
them, and the boys that had been 80 I'M 4
kind, e learned a lesson from tho kind 5 +.
hearted hoy, and q fter. that hey were al
ways polite and kind TO every body.
BHRNICE HARDING, Sos west lay St.
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THE STORY OF As
q POLITE BOY.

Ii was a cold day In December, Il had
boon showing all day long, and .it was
also very slippery, and sonle little boys
and girls were playing out on the Ice andi
snow, having good time ], ,rhsy, :, looke 3
they were rich, They were stuck up,sand
they epght ~ one e seq gqss ss ,ssR b
throw spoYbnlls at old people aad Y 20
lauljg.i, NJ them when they would fall hlti
they wxoiiiid never help them wv, y didn't,
make any difrerepcp how old they were,
Or how young they were, They wonla
Only kesi, .l Sava IN "a I play'ng,
Old Ywoma 4 caine a Iona, II she had q basket
on her ayn,,. he was very Old ana sgel
had truaged through snow Y n.ld lse I, e
60 Ia ma et; to get herd !ElNers pAt 1Nst
as soon q, IA Ia got along se,le the
hoys were playing leN feot SLIPPED hs
and and, not ono had kind enough heart to 50
an ssh m hsg 'ias r was
red hoy came around the corIls,. and he
SAID; Hpoop woman are YOU l.uyst2 \ ana
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Z BOB.SLED4WHICns ANY BOY CANSMAKEI

tfouralnchos High as tho mlddie, ~ shown
ut IA Iii ilgtire 81 "a similar block, Two
indies nigh iss taehe to- the tlnder SIDE
sipfi tie plank ana behrs on Il he lower block.
EBetwesil the two blocks md on, The bolt
two large fiat iryil washers q n.3 place,
slcd when here is b beav vei on the
THO sled ia steerod by a rope ana font
&tieceY, aS showna r. lie ]. rea r. sled ls . ".
tnehed to the. plank it,yS zane. otsa block
and bolts. Two trhtg ul hrs thrd .wood
iblocisj one inch In f!rkness. With .ths
fast ! To tho inner sides OF the runnerst
as shown tht u IN figure and through
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3 Q 5tt''iit 20 2
RICHMOND.I.

FL Richmond ii at the head, Of tide.wtaer.t
on the James, and or. the al ponattoxs
Colonel William Byrd, Of NVestoyer,d In
1857, laid out sites of two stiles. s On
these sites now sta nd f r chmond aud
Petersburg Tho former Is the capital
ana chief city Of the State. Beautifully
situated on comman ding heights on the
north bank q the James, overlook e the
5cascad as I'M which the waters of the
river descend over rocks B and between
Islets. IN 1879 the capital Sof the State
was removed from WI lliamsburg TO Rich-:
mond. a3;;tss 81 III I'd t
z The latter was also The capital Of the
Comic deracy./ and \ Its capture was the
chief object Of the Federal arrnies. The
falls, Of the river supply an immense
water power. which Is utilized In; nnmer.s
GUS large manufacturing Industries The
man,lfa ctures are varied, the most Inns,
jportant being tobacco iron. and four:
There are the city a, large plant for the
construction OF railway cars and sloconaO-
ttlyes. a large and stead lly growing ship
building plant, and 1. an & Immense Cedar
Works al est blishmen Mt. ,lcll sen ds It's
product of bucket ca SKIS tubs, and 3othor
Scipal city. OF the United States. and to
Europe and Australia. Many important
railroads canter IN this gci ty, and regular
lines OF steamers connect It with IN thel
great markets Of Bal timore, Phi delphia,;
ana New York, # s is ]. 81 .2Js * N
Richmond llas ma ny public buildings.
ona Is the Capitol, 81 erected Sc ftera the
model Of a Roman templesat Mines In
France, Tk!S model. In wood, was made
with absolute accurao " Nnde rS tho l!car re.
OF STllonas Jefferson nd sent over ~
him while minister e France INK i7s7, Il
tho Capitol Is what many consld der the
most valuable piece Of marble Il In tho
world. the IIoudon sta tue 4 Of Washl ng- M
ton, the sole existing ettigy3 Of him "a n
which an exact likeness OF the features
was secured by means OF M plaster ma skS
taken while Living ( r. chIoond has man.
beautiful pa ks Reservoir r, Monroe u Car
tol Square. and many 4 others. and 8lni
these parks d. q re Fnally mon unnen WI
Washington, Iii "a the & (,api tol II Square, ts
twenty Ave feet high. npon = granite base
having an eleyatoR of forty-llve :. lsel,
5s The Capitol Square is a beaut iiul park
OF twelve acres. containing many objects
OF interest, Chief among these Stis the
Washington monument by Crawford, pro-
8nlaciunced by many competent critics to Ia
the finest of It's kind IN The world, Around
tho statue arc llfclke elllges, IN brQllze,E
Eof six Yjrgntals, who took n leading
part In tho revolutionary War i4 a marblei
statue OF Henry Clay, a. ia ivpi t0f VIZ
ginia. adorns the sou thwesterl part y o.
tho park Tie now Library ~ the, e'aplT
tai contains many objects of interest,
Among them tho parole signed by Lord
Cornwallis at Yorktown. Tho population
Of the cityais $3.50, hi SS5 Us 81
Selected BY .Adolpll yolllntln, S21s Broad
Street, City. is3 Il
Tie sblookhouse Which was tho head
quarters Of General l'hll Sheridan during
the Indian wars Of 5-b6; VIII be moved
fha 81 avis aud II Clark Centennial VI Tho
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gave tiis crane Sn aalit X sin "A
,started 0s SIfi Csoi n sbrist Mn
ether, ard vert M % IA w
ara ~ stSeks HIM " the int y aeiirs
Walker From. falkersviile5

started froiM 81. Louis to- gfr orr
leats, y HIS because he lost As WI nAdSs
last month III n ts home NM fiSf and Al
ffiehd fsyofe dlseiissinE Chleasc
tjnivefuisy footabailN game ~hich waa Abstie
oSbs played .ssS Dpck greed SHOULD tile G;t!s
ID 70 mon tUsA ID ~a1ls from 81 I4oitlA t6S
New orleahs! Having lost Inc wager "A. q I
now en- route ietw cen the 81 named fis5
sf 70 freceive no d month for the time
away, ana if \ i,s conplatns HIS wall within
ninety days Ma will d receive double pay. y III
started without U cent IN Ifs pnckst and rnuee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
rIlp 5lSlNc; AND DAD HAVE AN AF-
3, n El.rlNCi TIM II, 3,SSf

il cred with pictures ms biz as side,show
nicturcs at q CIRCUS. hut instead OF SNAKE "
ieharmers and snakes. and wild men g
Rornao. alld sword swall Lowers, tho king =
r1ictures wero about war, ind Wo men
Without much clothes on from the bolt up,
Gosh but soma OF those pictures made
YOU think you could hear the roar @
battle and smell gun powder. and dad
acted MS though he wanted 70 glt right
down on tho marble floor and dig 9 l|e
hit Zig enough to git into, n 4, !, n
''trhay walked us around like q th6R do
Wien yo,, are being initiated into q Sc
cr,ct society, only they didn't sing. There
comes the Y IobSter,..'' and llts you with
in7drIed bladder sNhe sseryahtsft that were
coNdpttlng w LATED 1had, never % sse,
the XIV most Interesting thing saw IN Lon,
don. Most Englshmen look sorry shout
something, as though sonlo dear friend
died every day. and their faces seeW ~
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UP THE .5I.a.
BABY'S STOCKING


Hang up tho baby I, stocking, 4f
IA sure you don't forget 81 Fl! " "
Tho dear little ltinpled d. Ring !-sEs5'
Il THho never nd w Chris mas yet N, 9s S5
sBut i've told her ri! about
An0 sho opened her hiEs blue eyes " n 4
Aid y IN 9Sura she understn mos " l5tig
sle looks 10 funny and wise.
Dear, what a tiny stocking M
q 1t doeAl,'t take much to ~ OLD "a *, Z
sunll pltk little toes as big We, . II a; \
n! Away from frost and cold I'm " rs Is d I
IBut. then, for bnby's Christmas. I,
@atI IL will never do at all; III
Why, SANITY wouldn't bs booking AZ
Tor anything huff 80 small n \!
II know VIVA we'll do top,that baby;
live thought OF tho very best plan
I'll borrow u stocking trolp grandma y
The longest that ever I%ca II; 35J si
And youth hang II IN by TiNs, dear moth
N fright here In the corn y, Tso, 81 III
And within letter to Santa, 3s5 81 n e a
N And fastened a ION the toes 81 H 4
Write !; .'This Is the baby stopking,
4 Mat hangs in the sGorn0rs here; III IA
you never have seen lier, SANITY; sis
For she only palnd here this Year; N GSi8
And she's Just the blessedeHt bab% hi 4
4 And now heforab ypu go, ]E39 u ssl
Just Gran, her stocking with goodies,
Prom tile top clean down to the tos.
lsS M 3Is 4 A. 2SII.IS PtfL14fAEsp,i
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Nv first III liz war, but mot liR,, caee
Ny second = a Frai q but not 10 IN
N n thi,a " Ia Din, ,buk not In good
Il aiy fourth 10 Id herd but not n brood ;
4 " tifth RI IN Ink, but not IL, hottle;
Ny sixth y III, engine. not liz throt-
INV seyentilis III groat; Not In small;
my eightliSis In top. t,utsnot IN ball
@9it MI ninth ~ In order but not IN inuss;
RI nv tenth iH al, ta r11on but not n russ;
d nv whole YOU 4 VIII and 4 dotfl correctly
d 'Ths name of y eeneral onoe loved well.
" l0af1fA gfiO pK1Nfa Y
"A ny first Is IN noun, but not In verb: a
ny second is ~ but not a a
B nv third III M piaen. hut not In hill; q III
~ My fourth 9is III oven, but not In TIL
y MY 18th 49, IN iins er. but not In stay; s i
4 My sixthSis tn evening" but not In day.
u NY seventh, Iii Ia n rofss but not In lei,
4 Ny eishthl III Id moon. but not II, sky;
NY whole are ths listers that correctly
spell " b
I The name ef : I man who was once
known well. b
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8DiarIn,1Iot ,ln1d Answer.

8sB Diamond Answer .i5 81 3ls5
I, ) al nj p & & d
+ G h t m . VI
3 Q p u 20 J.
d m o n II &
4 WILL TOAIPKINs,
n ,si III 60s North Tenth Street.
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! s.a.,Much blee red .',3

We return thanks to oursett for q boz III tts
best Havana chsroots. fabrics Do rs Atisr:.;i
ieana tobaccs. III Chrisnas present ..Ssss Such
dAsds Of kindties the pA Of kelierotA
eiver II Will b Aiway Y BE- d rer,enbe ted the.
dealsr who hereafter attsnipts 10 collect the
bill viinaihwton Sta sss
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which, composed al ~ ~ vel fdoye
prize. ana q, ass one .y
sunday paper. ia ope my piece Will ESCAPE
tho waste basket. will also aslk you
Ito please send me ano Their badge as y was
playing last winter and lost mine: W ELI
( bars viii 5sparld q happy hrtstma1.
BENNID HARDING
s9is 500 " a lays st., 81 "
The Editor Il sc Tho Times p!Spat ch:
Dear !r,Enclo sed you Will 8dnd three
pictures and one ste ~ would 7. nave
ha ll,e Tine so Next week Vii write come
more. batter than this one----l w!ll take
time. IShope these seizures and the story
viii suit you and viii sec tn m ~
Il saw tho adyertisemen I'M the paper,
Offering tho child reading tho ads and
picking out the ten best ones. would get
send my lten) in to-day. ana .1
Ss also sent you verge for the aT. y p 7,
llnds. Please let mi hear from you real \
soon, ana hoping to see all Of my work
In the paper. ST u renal = g N 9 !,
Your llt.le ANNIE si Il lia'IstEr1:
1853 IIigh st eel, ~ Peters ' burg. V ,i'
TheeI Edl,br8 OF The Times. ispatch , !.
i, e, - " please
-, ~ ~ ~ ~, mar: HiInd m
-, : :; io,,a ~ n: from YOU
s;,ut et mn hear from
yo g Sr sg }itii stiE5 Sr c per.
Ut ''.lo : ArSNII1 MAY T1Trz5
No lSs High street Pet ere burg Ya Va
8 -, ~. vi
Dear Editor:.l enclose you tWH
IN ia null fsl1 Isl
MARION S. DI-A IN \.
,ear FdItor: II would like very iu.cl,
sif You would enroll me as 9. memhe ot
sn Inc !! =. "a -
TGS s,e ms aeE ~ tho reas the
=, :, ara 1Toii tho
cipb much =; 4;,l, Te% ss4lI !, syro 4 .
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Dear EdI Enclosed YOU Win ma 4
q Isl eon
and senn pan aS'lSt
- p ny ~ ~, I.
81 u Rrfi tHiS "a MET,
. lsis 4, R ! ! I s Street s4'xs
y III ttS3ss8S lbs s55 ~ anc e r
800, +. Z, e, - :. y, X
vnl .ant nc. But on Whiting SO
la ~ ssi hecni,se1I wanted TO paint anofhbr
$iiS when ~ s, through r. Yl
~ t,.wS gain glad TO
q the cln'R enc, ana wl
and -, a then ~ o.. y ], ! Y. d
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5s5@ Answer to Numerical n
Christmas Pu1sle Contest. The time
OF Santa Claus rou nds, IKE \;
GEORGE$R. TOMPKlNs.
, & eos North Tenth Street, city,
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Il. IS $5ss m f35s; &,
si.s
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ANS Al (! SN Y !
4 Star of 3 thlehe en-.

Ann. ASH ape, II art ne, eagis, nerve,
naaie. honor. heart " scist, earth, teeth,
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entitled brerss% FOX and Eref' tq dbl. ~
Il has forgotten mo ana D tho story, The
Papa saYs tlia.l can eome 10 nee You
mex. Friday 4; sIlowing hard to.day
4 Pam d great hiiiiter.s2sI have L 22-calbreg
Il RHO and can hit d rabbit runnlng 1T full
II speed Well Chr stt1aS Is ORA Ing near
III and Old Santa Claus VII soon be around.
liz Tinesp k 1o Ths q Ill s'Vsy g
Il Page lis growing better and bettcrs every,
iss,}e. Writ 800 WI y close, Wishing
4 yoS q merry Xmas md Happy New; Year
d RI LBlsnr y. J Isp,Fn11is. u
III KS S5J Chase City, Va, r. Box I14.3438
a Dear Editor: s)5S y.s
am as1ilen,ber aI,d have been ono ever
4 since 3yotl@S gave the members d ticket
Is to the 81 lou 4 Thentre. II If won & AZ paint
Il book and have got my bad ge. The pilz-s
Is zle is original ,'and Il don, think anybody,
v has ever heard OF It before, @ "a
~ "a &c. R aeiM Nv va
h 5ditor Ghild ren, Page :s n.
that have written ana lill ta 81
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Sldn fagx ~ ns hsys E!sd
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Dear. Edltor,.-I areSsiyed my badke sew
n eral days ago ana thank you very much
entitled chrstnass Eve: Eys. v Vi q hope
VI VII be accented. en Joy ths enid ren's
vsfy s tzSSI Ys1 Rin,1p srynp11. u
Court =! y la r, u B, 35s
ST his Z a1 original drawing
Dear ed tor, Enc oyed w, Vii ina Z
little storv win al III hope Is see In Sun
III day's paper u received tho badge "a good
hays mS Tst,s
nv m.eh wi ciose Ho ndS
the $; L;
A Petersburg. 81 .s
pea y y, thn1,k y \, - MI for
enreltng the ~ = ~
Gab and , me nno aa saR
faWor Of Vol, 9an1 ti,at Isl TO lease mint
e. AZ sent e cal as
i
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see g ny photosraph and Il, pece Of poetry
3, n Al
81 !" c.ls Y - HUI III
\. Dear "a, tor,-1 have not written u youi
look 8 t i, as SI have been stok. i'll YOU
eafs ssoSH "a
8283I have to ask for other. but YOU can
m s!tay sorry sorry i5s eat run OUT
Il, So ss1 1su ss4H p!ss gSo
patch very much Please send my badge
e soon as possib as Z would Ike 4,
Members 81 @as tS Say
our little mem Der. Y, !, ~ =
waxerly. aSs.sr sf's'sD y "pss 1
M n ~
Dear Mr.. Editor-I have. been, reading
Want is to Se s iesg nom s xmas
IS Rihmo Yd,, t1 a s g e enss
& me- a badge. want g wear 'so. she, can q,
srs, II am twelve years. old and i am Cos
Ing TO school and trying TO learn so ! can
receive a badge soon. .s I'd a; si s3
remain true y, frt e AZ Ky -
4, ~ ",
Ri y NO. 2.
Dear sSe 81 y q
hook KY sellh ie read ey o. hall
ike II t. fine. am gong 10
school ~ ~ y ~ tna rend much III
tha er'f wo,ld rat er read than do
/. AMI hins else. NJ want Santa to bring
h ny 1Iinele Reamus, = T. have been wanting
4 n for such IL long time. I wa 1t 50 mi ny
& Viii Close forithls time, n u e. y ,s Il
hfo''s 80 ELLEN ST, c,l4AIT E
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Tie sblopkhouse Which was tho head
quarters OF General PhllS Sheridan during;
the Indian wars Of 1855 SO; W be moved
to Portland and placed ON OK hlbi ton gtlt
the Lewis and Clark Centennial The
house is situated about fifteen miles west
OF Sheridan, Oregon " g ttWp,storsSl
structure, built Of logs, and la ~ good
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the beautiful book you se nj .. Il When.
didn't know WHAT 10 a. iay 70 FAD FAD
several Of the posms; \ III Il like them very
much. Enc CLOSE cd you VII find my picture.
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d Dear Ed tor. Y Enclosed You VIII find I a
little story which .5I$ hope X TO see In Sun
days paper. u received tho badge "a good
time agp.9huta T. have not had time to write
not much time, so II Will close. 8 Hoping
the T.. DC G. tmuc oh success, q remain
.Sggii Yours ne1nbcr .l 81 ,45 ,BEl}LAtL W.
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