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LITTLE LOUIsEs PARTY PART Z,

~ i83,.s E CHAPTER /. ,,,o,,
,ouise vas sitting Ia the nur tSate com
ing for ,1e:. few trieiia q III, This was
in t! 7, "a a. frlcnds had been planning ~ gv
:. - SURPRISE party, OF whom snei hii ~,
,,etbIns. tut that her mother told !, me- 81
< ha Ale could invite q few OF h NJ Pig ''
mites over for the afternoon. ~. -, y, ana
IA "A 3 o'clock they were to arrive, a' = =
a,rs rivers called Louise upstairs ~ ~
dress sne was no more than dresst -
When the door boil rang; SCI . sne g .a WIN
the door. and receiveni oo ''et last MI the
nhiidren Ind arrived. There were tWen ny
G'.t siris and Ave boys) They were ere
Mary AMI Herbert Ray L@ =, ANA as DO.
any FT R;yas afnT eoasins Hermod
4 1In,,tcri and Elizabeth Markley, Lucy
= .nke I,uclle, Gertrude, Catherine a M
Julia stone Clifford, Ethe! ant M ,rhev
Morgan Truce and Be IS :, ~ Moi mill Mrs.
\ Rfvers threw open the doors when leo
into the dining room, where q anle wa:
set VITA all sorts Of good .thlhss .,,sdios
jelles, oranges, bananas SAP appttS ,inrs that
nuts and all kinds OF gooas s.hiiis ? e '-
could be mentioned.
4 ~ CHAPTER II.
After they had finished i, they 5p p .:.,
sran f,noh . Plt.t a onr string Mfs ABOUT
iive Yards lo n with bags on i which
20 aimed chestnuts and each child was
handed a long stick, and =, the line was as
knock at tho bags, and when all the
chestnuts were knocked out they We're r.. to 9
Try and SEQ which one would get 9 ne 70
most and the one that got !, the ners m pot
lie Girls prize, which was n beautiful
dol doll dressed III pink, and Freddie Mon
roe tho boys prize which was "a; a ], ii ! !,
conster Margaret, got IS and FREDDIE II
jtor,y-six After they had finished the
game it was time for them to 80 home.
Each departed and went their way tired,
II but happy. When they had gone Louise
a5 told her 1,,otner she. had never spent
t3 better afternoon in her life, and If YOU
want o make any one happy Is TO take
them byIsUrprise. 8
H a d - AI,THIIA G. gEGGLESTON.
Street ~ CITY,
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Z Z 1t (
That was the bear. 4 never went far
into the woods alone because was
afraid I should meet one Bears are
large, fierce creatures With gxt long heavy y
stout and curved, so that they can climb
n Tree. They arc Spry strong Thay
sometimes hug q lamb in their arms and no
crush him 70 death.. I. \, 1850
away and left me at home with my little
brothcr,I was told to take good care OF
the ba by and to boil the Kettle for sup
T dark, then made a blazing fire and hung
tho kettle on to, boil the water for tea.
1t was soon singing merrily. Tho baby
Now. I Thoughtful can read the new
book father gave me: Sol sat down TO
read by tho light Of the fire. ! do not
know how long sal, there. but suddenly
up from my book and saw bear stand,
Ing In the open doorway. What could l
do? I had no gun, no club; nobody vas
near to help me-. IN a moment tho bear
would seize our sleeping baby IN his huge
paws.
" shulling toward the cradle ! seized
the kettle OF water and rushed upon him.
lie turned his angry head toward me as
l moved, and received a shower Of scald-
ing water in his eyes, ears, nose ana open
m ro% he grqo o rae Rna bp aa suf b
the hot water, he turned away from the
cradloand almost fol! out Of the door.
II rushed to close It, pushed the great
bolt In It's place. and fell weak and faint
Ing on the floor. Whom my father came
home he called me n brave boy shall
never forget how proud was. You saved
your brothers life, George he said; you
| were n hero T # H. tlt8
MY mother held tho baby close in her
arm. I would have met a dozen bears
for the sake Of hearing her say again;
| My brave boy!'"
BY MAMIE LEE BRETON.
| Locust HILL
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LITTLE BILLY SMITH
II. AND THE GOOSE

little Billy s4nith Jlved OH a farm, a., enc
40 did Old Susie, The goose. Blliy Wa az
The only little Eboy his olhei, nae. nn "a
hc 7,1sedSto make fun Of old Susie because
she had no children Still they were syer t,
roo d friends, ind Bilyused to shell !, corn
and cruinble bread down for OLD SUSIE 70 2
eat, and they played together . great rcs1
Wei, when the ,springtime, came {'la
Susie made n nest and 3lnid some . }. ~
eggs in III, And 5whenB Bill fsttW them n ~
Wanted otuke them away, but 0id S aisi
blow such a Kissing noise at Bill una una
nc went and told his mother SUSIE , rWiis
cross and mean. Ills mother told lily
not to n touch, tho eggs, nnd. IL he Woulldi
stay away about three weeks iolnEer,t Y 4 ,,
Susie would hatch Ssome beautiful little
goslings. with soft down. out ct the, eggs.
BILLY promised .ithc would. At last the
gosllngs were hatched,H and BIZ tried
to play With them but Susie. would bio%
at him. At last he got "a stick and SAID
fln would XIII the goslngs, and he made
a bold rush at Susie; But odd q, Susie e
turned tho tables $on him and bit nm SO
hard he ran with @all8 his 2nlight&sa
climbed up al tree and led Eloudly for
his mother After. that he did not trouble
Susie and her goslings Il any more, FOR
there We're red marks on his legs from from
PERc1E5 x. I,ANDF,A1N1,
~ l(.I6 Noel Postoftloe,
q Z To-, rNt 1{xyl
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THE. ~ u, BOY AND THE RIVER Y q !.

boy was sent to m 1d IKE ny
rs m n.y. 1.1n - he cana to a swift lowing
boy s{enpFtas q 81 on ook Is "a 10
as 80 son .sWelI.' said he to hlnl-
20 Pr1skf ssis 1 liz
SAVING ths b. r,aIav p SanK a Msit fos
tiie s stwnr to run BY Tho morning passed
came IN t the hight
be- he', S Went homs to his mother3witlh inc =
buttier ann thIs' my son? she exclaimed
in Surprise. why have you b rs Y 81. az
butter and Shiease hes So ssa
there osi IS river that has been running
ali day long M s So wet ts 81 stii
rnaf y The HeuT pG snftor Saa
cheese Il you walt III the river + mas tu''
5' py'9I ~ EVELYN ELISE DYKE (; 4. !, n
2,$ 4 20a West Queen is !; !.
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A POOR LITTLE GIRL
HAPPY AGAIN

Once there was a rich little girl and her
name was Elsie. and she had a nice
home. Her mother went out one day and
left Elsie at homo vi tn her lit Ito sister
and brother Soon. after her mother had
gone she heard 4 some ono ring the door
bell; she went to the door and opened IT..
She burst in tears wIlent she saw u poor,
little ragged girl standing there almost
frozen. Tho little girl said Won you
let me come In and warm by your Are"
Elsie reple ed :&'Why, yes; we will be glad
to have you come In, and what Is your
ms, name Is EDITH; vas gns is
sat down and warmed. Elsie told her to
stay there nth she came back. When 81 J.
sic came back she handed her q walter
or something to eat. She looked out n o.
the window and saw her mother coming
and ran to meet hergand told her al that
had happened Her moi her came IN and
spoke to the little girl, and Elsie began TO
beg her mother 70 let her stay With them;
and \ her mother gladly consented. 3 and
gave her a nice dress The last y heard
from them Elsie and Edit h were going
to school. . 5, !. /, :. !, !, !. Z,
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RyATHELMA c. FoWLKEs,
Manchester, Va.

and seemed to know that i had robbed
her her pupp She T St ka net r ene
ningi.,and looking for them everyW here
and then would run back TO me with the Z,
pteous and cries sae & Is her. or
n g eh,irt mo 80 much to witness hcr grleI
That I, resolved to never rob a mother o.
her young, neither animals no Or to@ls
4 Sn,i1,r and summer will soon pc !, mere 7.
IT'S then that the farmer boy Is IN ! ms
''<1 Wy 'hove q large garden with all kinds
o. nice vcgotables: q fine yineyard I, o. OF
peou arc berres we every every
uesGa Fruit and m elons In abundance,
f fresi, and "a fine Just from the vine. I,
4 Oh Oh what a grand time At 'is for q pfoy
y Come me boys and try ST. It would do you
no harm, for the happlest soul {is 9 g. poy
on the farm @ c.rrv 81y11,TJAMs,
Ff r,1o @orauilI n Isl Va sffl 8tt,lf13
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should hear her. The gypsy woman INA, ,r pc !
lunEed to family Of gyps,ss o NJ bei,,g
f6pnk they wv Wanted n 70 So little w!te
child chiI1 and knowing that the chllds
p p,lila Would pny as great 2 reverb a as
they we're able for the q ss seal
child, they thought that they q, e9u, ~, Tho
r nes rtu The day that Glare was stolen len,
nv :, rvnsies loaded their wagons, e,
dow lie tents, and made every tn Inn
ready to start, soon as the r. Won mo-.
could accomplish her op}}eG,. i ,gh ~ Tie
.p pus; Woman returned with ch nt'. Y ~
her her arr arms ms. 13EATR1CE MOSS.
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- was Christmas Evc night, whom Elsls
and Edna Dlnsmore hung UP their s! Z s;
ngs, hoping that Santa Claus a!ao gon!n t 81.
v .nar.' but Edna had been very bad y
aAren't sou glad It's Ghrstm ,,,;'; h sa,e
Emma. know Santa Claus = WI y, e n !, u
i,ri YOU anything, because you have
been en- such a bad girl and have 1a''e neen
70 e16gs otpu ,;,pht santa Claus came, and what
do wou think ho brought themf he
brought Elsie a beautiful doll and I, ,! SAT,
RAGE some candy.sand nuts and q S IiN
~ m ~ bird. But all he brought Ennh,
Vas ~ switch. Poor Emma cried and cried:
and n ID, Elsie gave her half Of hers ana rti
Emma said :1'I'llI be good mkt time. anu
then Santa Claus VIII bring me me q SONG
THEY THEY: had a very large chrlstmas tree
md Everybody got a present on 81 II.
all but Ennn, VINO had an a 5t"lul ~
mas 's III - = ROBERTA FAGp NEWTON 'yv
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A sNoW-sToRM.

/. like for it To snow, so you can so out
In It ana make snow men and have such
n jolly time. The last time It showed 4
had such n had cold that had to stay
ar ana that is 70 good but nv bro Brother and and
my teacher vent out ana snowballcd each
other
] hope sou will put this letter in tho
basket, ana please soma mo q badge, for
this liz thn first time have ever writ
ten 10 send you. So goodbye,
MARGUERITE WATTS Ii
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Canada is tho place Tor winter sports 3 t.
il iii March, It is pretty colo, VIZ know.
when ous g aanf fSe
naonle Know how to dress for Jack Frost.
T PihUl' so Sign the little ones like best y 2
low. long one almost f1at On me grou nnn
Die Die into O. It, The best fun OF al rs the
htobog Eaning q toboggan is q s ion s.
at one .'', end for dashboard. The little
ones Sit on It In Turks "a shion; a ne
When When he he starts It and guides II with his
foot. Some OF the toboggans have , g n
"hoId on to. This is called tho national
sport Of Cana The tobosgan ~ G,anI
n s,o wbank if you don't steer right The
girls In Canada can run on sno ,',si, . \
Skate and ST eer 10 tobo gan as vel we %
any boy. e. - q. z, x +h,n
wood, laced together In a round shape.
The scene Is very pretty. and there there =
sP PEI - - 80 f,FI ESTE HAYNES,
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,..yvhen I was n little Boy" grandfather
said, and then we all ran TO his knee to
listen. We knew he was beginning true
81 ory.a rs . \. 8g. IA "A
II was a little boy I lived in ~
Flowed to play infthe forest. # gathered
nuts in the fall and found the first flow
,ars In the spring. I kneW.w acre the birds
their homes. and where he squirrels hid
"But : there was one fellow IN
tho woods who made mo afraid
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ConundruIimc,:. Answers.

First answer. Courtshp.
Second answer. Because ne lnhKeS - q
Third ans " Because II is surrounded
by Greece. ~ a. 4, sour rent
added to II. "a, . - =, -, y. =
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Alien, Bernard
Alright, Columbus
Abraham, AMMO i.
Allen, Marion st. g.
Anthony, Robert l
Arrighl Louis s, \
Allen, Robert
Albert, verna
Anderson NJ. 3. ia5
Brlel George
Bottoms. Norman
Bates, Ruth
Bell. Robert
Bruce, PnySon r. III
Br1tton, Hattie L..
Brown. G. y.
BrIstoW, Nnnnlo i.
Boy. Ruth
Brent, ri ..
Bell, II. =.
Clarke, Rose
Clarke. Ruth
! Cawson Nelson
j Garfield Katie y. \
Corrle, Ida
$Corric. Kate
Christian L. r.
Clarke. Josephine
Dyke. +. u.
Davis. Paul
Dorset. Willie
5Drinkard, Vera
.lDrinkard. Mary
brewer. r.
8Dimmock, NJ. s.
1Cgylcston, 49,. G.
.Fowlkes, G.
Fugua, Mary
3TItchettc. E'stelle
Gilbert. Eva
EGrossclosc. W. Pa
Gilman Moses !.
Graham Elizabeth
I Gary, Alfred
Guy. ". Stanley
! Haynes. Celeste, Z.
Hanna Z. Nv.
Hanna Daisy s,
Hanna, Bonnie
Harris, Ruth
Hubbard, Mary
IIarnell. e. J.
Hawcns, W.
Jnl:rr1r1a,tt. r. q.
Jones, Isabel
Kelley, Eln,a
kelley. Leslie
( Il,1ebbert, Henry
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i. Why Ii VI kiss like scandal 4, .s
2.tB Why Isl ~ candle tho most 81 L
full Ennd unfortunate of men? }
4 d. 4g Why Il 81 aE seamstress always a de-
ceptivo woman? 4 4, \
Why, are tho houses OF bald people
5~5. Why Is al author more free than g
monarch is M HI SlJ VI II, III
RI s. Where did Napoleon stand when no 'I'
landed at Str Helcna? l58G3. ", s.
star? IA, @ % vs. sAf
B 8 If a. man carrying two lamps drops
ono OF 5then,hwhnt does he become
!. What color does hogging maze lltll. q a. q
boy? ti5 686 .,si w I, ~
& 10. Which letter OF the alphabet Is
most useful gtoFan old woman
.51 II. BY what process can you make make Q
tea table intoNfood? & Ell
AZ. When IS q person obliged TO (. keep
M u b 81 ROBERT ": q LIEN. ] r,
N b .i3 No. 3l45 S. Pine ST.,
4 5f5 33& Richmond, Va
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f'i - -s,-.--.
ANSWERS.
.ConIu,I:Ilndrun1s.

Y Answer IL am In love- as you Way
sec; am In love, lear boy, WITH y, ~ NEE tI
viii love you II you$Will love, me.
Answer FL am IN love, and that IS
true: / am In love, dear girl, with YOU.
Read up and downand you may find you
# MAMIE Il. , RIcSTOW. q
Il locust Fiji, Va
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Answer Ans,

Answer TO the Enclosed puzzle y
C r. o W n Crown. ~, ~ :, ,,,,p,,
4a58 Till r-r-Y.T y Y Is City.
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THE. j II: s! WIND.

' I. saH YOU toss Tho kites on high,
And ihlow$ the birds about the SKY;
And all around ! y ca ra youh " pass er,s,
Like dies skirts across ing
81 q, wind. ALLOWING all day long,,
o. wind, that sings 50 lo ill holH.,
4 Jaw tho different things yotu, did, i
But always you yourself * you n mG
/ could eei1 nc not see see yourself at all.sf
%, wind, a. blowing all day long:
o. vino. that sings so lou QUO q: son
q. you that arc SO keen and cold. III
o, blower. are you young : op ., o.kv
or tust a stronger child than az l5
8. wind, n blowing all. day long;
Q, wind. tina sings SO #lo '0-l y, 9 SOM
selected 81 MOSES GILMAN. !.
az West Broad Street, olly'
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icoRREs PoNDEN MIS- AMI coNTRisU.l
lS]It r q Il q

W. fi!8 aglt.iaf +e rtiH rssPtlllgli'
Landratn, Perols
LORRAINE Helen
l4lvnlle, Clara
Lesscr, judah
Larson, Norman
Murray, Gracio n ri
hrauck, IL Page
Moore Martha v.
Mitchell NJ. P.
Mo.ser, Sophia y.
Morgan, Bessie
Moore Willie 2.
Mitchell, Allen J.
.Niurcuso, AR.
.McCriIw, II. II.
McFaden, N. F.l Al
Nuclols, III. y.
Newton Mrs. ..
Newton, II. p.
Norvell B.
Mott, G. r.
iNorvell. Norman
Mott. sherrnrd
,Norvell. ~. B.
.loullen w. Z. Jr.
Preston Susan r.
Parsons. Agnes I.
Pcase NJ NJ y /,
iPnulette. Bessie
Pollard, Ellis
Reamey, Sallle W..
Ryan. Thos. %.
Reid Elizabeth
Schultz, Richard
selden. G. r.. Jr.
staggers. Ernest
Sewers Gladys
Sewers, Evelyn
Smlthe NJ ". l.s.
Slower, 3. !.
Schlosser Mabel y.
Smart Kitty Il,
atctzer, Carry
Tucker, Jimmie
Tiffany, Harry
'Toornbs. Cecil G. 8
Thomas. b.
'rhacker, =.
Wells. Loretta
Watts. Marguerite.
Wilkinson. H:Ilogc II
Wexford
.l,Vn,!ord. John Z.
Willie ms. Guy
Williams. Cotton
Wade. Nellie
VIM r. J.
II charias. Richard
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fA Riddle

1t is not In Italy but In Rome it will
appear once in every moment, ard twice
In twenty years. .s 3Gsli tSssl,
Who will answer this LAt. %. !. !. z. Nh
PEN ERTONS THACkER.s
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In the garden there strayed
A beautiful maid,
AS fair as the flowers OF morn;
a She was made q wife
55 Tho first hour Of her life,
And died before she was born.
Who was she? ii a 5{ 49,
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IA Puzzle.

nv first is In day. bit not In lay W
Ny second is in owl, also in fowl.
MY third is in lover. and not IN cover.
MY fourth is in lock, but not IN rock.
My hfthsis in say, but not in pay: lsSI J,
MY whole is with what girls like
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Riddles.

TS1 1. Il Down III in the dark dungeon there
was a brightlight brldled and saddled. al
reauy tonight; brass was his arrow, steel
was his bow, have told you three times mes
and now you don't know? \, \,
{ 9 High, hghSup in the sky poor 9 little e
thing, It was mot a fly; dear little thing
1t was not a Doe. If you don't tell me
this rlddlo8yotfwil never be free?
8 8. What goes all around q button (aDut-
.ting)? al !-
blood but not blood, green as grass but
not grass, black as Ink but not INK? g
q 5. What goes all around the fields IN
the day, and sits on the table at night? 81
SUPPOSE YOU went 70 the pqs s. n
would not stick 1t on for you, what would 'll
you do? !. ,a
h, What is the hardest operation
doctor ever tried to perform? e
s. What IS the hardest task q man ever
o. A What goes up the chimney down
and down the chimney up? "a
10. What animal falls from the SKY?
f} III ANNIE L. ABB RAHANf,
38a 900 z. Leigh St., City. h
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&Conunl,druns.

i. Why should sailor be the best au--
thoritys as TO whak goes on IN the moon?
"a. When is butter like Irish children?
3. II the alphabet were invited out to
dine, what time would U. y, w. x. x,
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I !. ll'll,e Z: Pll72;'le,
Department I: Z q h
ag vi; "a 1t. w Y
Hour Glass.
S(Payson Bruce.)4

.85. III. .i;. /. dig out.
+ Il, ~. ii, .S. IA fugitive. M
Si. a. 81 a ". VI H 3. "A paralysis. Il n n 81
~ II 4. II. NJ ~ 4. A number. is
q. VI Si sI5a n 81 iSi 4, 5. a letter. M
u. |. 5Ea 5st s g. "A verb. ~ n & I. Ii gs
l.35 "a 4. N. III. " " Z. TO sound in har-E
III (. 4 ~. ]. 4. n .iiS s. Changing (mony.
Y. "a VIA. VI. 9. y Delayed. 4, M
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!. Why is the letter. n like q cows tall :?
PAUL DAVIS,
Riner. Va.
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z
Square.

Greek letters. @ II
Danger signal. II 8.,. I. /; X,
Early. s5 III
One OF the race Of men.
To rectify. ! + ~ I, /, :, !, rre
600 N. Tenth ST., City.
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Puzzle

BY sALLIE wv. REANIEY, n
IteatherWood, Va
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AnsWer-Curtaln.
I<ATHERINI1B LEWIS WARREN,
No. l5 West Grace Street.
@ Richmond, Va
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Riddles,

The central sapels what many expect
10 get oiie day in 'ebrunrv Isl
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CELESTE HAYNES.
$40 South Pine STU city,.
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a CHRISTMAS STORY.

selected IS: MOSES GILMAN,
2lo West Broad Street, ol&y.
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y pS} '5s Il. AZ EVELYN ELISE DYKE,
(, z ~ 2O3 West Queen street,
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PRIZE WYNN RS
FOR T'i e WEEK.
E "a " ~ 4 a ASS PUzzLk. iss33
.Maste " Pa ysot1 =. Bruce, 70. S4os'zs Nerth
Il e lghtii Street, city. aS sssss "a AZ vi *
A VI sToRY ON or ORG IS WASH MOI Q N.
MISS Ruth Harris, Nos sic West clay
a street, city. siss H 3sg IA "a

an SILK ATTlHE, q PICTURE
i. ss y p7AvVi q. * HI 3
Miss Helen Lorraine, n !. 1909 Hanover
street, city. nj M NJ NJ Fl 81
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q, wind blowing all day long,
DID q wind that sings so loud O sons :.

8. wind, n blowing ali day long;
B 4 wind hat sings SO loud O sonB.{
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THE CAPTURED MAIDEN.

"a - 3 n ALTH1IA G. EGGDESTUN.7 4
A 4 All N. Twenty seventh Street, City,
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LIFE ON THE FARM.

/ -ss Ji'- Nh 3. II. PA GEE NfAUCII,
AKA lilo Floyd Avenue, edmond, Va
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5GRANDFATHER'S BEAR. I

Hanover county
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1916 West Clay St.,&clty.
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LITTLE ONES IN CANADA,

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q POOR GIRLS TREAT.

Middlcscx county.
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tana, Idaho, Washington, Brit
ish Columbia, Oregon, Kansas
Missouri, Wyoming, Colorado
Alaska, Hawaii, Japan, Philip
pine Islands, China, the United.
State5 and Of the world. sts
In addition to- this the Atlas.
contain Valuab statistical in
formation relative to the states
named above is printed the very
best quality of paper shows the.
lines Of the Great Northerr1 rail
way. and is in every way a com
mendable work.
This Atlas will be distributed
at the actual cost of production
and will be sent to amy address
,upon receipt of ST.. 90. Address.
Il. ]. Whitney, Passenger Ira
,aic Manages, Great Northern
railway. st. Paul.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21
cArsUps AND RELIsaug--.rILIEoAI,l

a#fs5{g15. GATSUPS AND RtLISHkSr-iBEEGAEissl
2997 Ketchup, Sunny Side. Tip TOP
81 ketchup company, Cincinnati, ID.
Contains starch filler. N
3l45 Mustard HorserAd dish, Etidy,s
Prepared. Eddy 81 Eddy, St. Louis,
Mo- Not properly labeled.
1898 Chilli Sauce, Sunny Side. Tip
Top Ketchup company, Cincinnati, q.
Colorsd with GOAL tar dye and con-
tains asfiller.
3 3239 Catsup, White Seal. Cerbin
Sons ~ company. Chicago. Colorsd
with coal tar dye. Contains starch
filler.
1852 Oyster Cocktail Sauce, Snider's.
Snider Preserving com pany,
Cincinnati @. Colored with coal
tar dye.
3277 Horseradish. b. ID. Ortman,
Minneapolis, MINI. Not purs horse
radish. 5
327s Gatsnp. &. b. 0rrrnan, Mime
apolis, Mlnn. Colored with coal tai
dye ss5ss
1927 Pep tpsnnal Sauce, Wagnerss.
Y Martin Wagner company, Baltimore,
Md. Contains foreign oior.
1921 yster cl1tail Catsup, BayIe, III
Geo. A Bsyie, ss5,t. Louis, Mo. Color
Il ed with coal tar dy e.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21
AN ATLAS FOR ST.

The Great Northern railway
has issued an Atlas oBs56 pages
cont tanning up to date maps Of
Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
North and South !. Dakota, Mon
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

ern railway will sell tickets at one
fare for the round tnip to Winni-,
peg Dates Of sale are July 18th
to 10Th, returning linait July 3lst
Ask your local agent for full par
ticulars as to rates, etc. 1873
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-07-21

If you want a Farm Loan in any
amount for long or Short time at
lowest rates see
John w. MaheI,
q Devils Lake, N. Ds